Friendly matches in USA

Juventus are gearing up for the start of an intense pre-season programme which officially gets underway with the team’s first training session on Friday 12 July at Chatillon’s Stadio Brunod.
   Traditionally afforded a rapturous reception throughout ten days of open training sessions in Val d’Aosta, Antonio Conte’s men will also have the opportunity to treat their adoring public to a fully fledged workout, with a friendly arranged in the neighbouring town of Saint Vincent on Wednesday 17 July.
   This first test of the season will subsequently be followed by the TIM Trophy, a traditional pre-season three-way tournament which, for the first time in its history, will be held at Reggio Emilia’s Stadio Città del Tricolore. Juventus will play two 45-minute matches against Milan and newly-promoted Sassuolo on Tuesday 23 July.
   Three days later, on Friday 26 July, Conte’s troops are scheduled to jet off to the USA for the club’s Jeep US Tour. As well as using state-of-the-art training facilities throughout their time Stateside, Juventus will also be able to put their hard graft to the test when they make their bow in the Guinness International Champions Cup.
   The Bianconeri, who have been named in the West side of the draw, will open their campaign at the home of baseball side San Francisco Giants, AT&T Park, against Everton on Wednesday 31 July at 8pm local time.
   Their opponents for the following fixture, to be contested on Saturday 3 August at Los Angeles’ Dodger Stadium, will be determined by the result against the Toffees and the outcome of LA Galaxy’s clash with Real Madrid in Phoenix, with the winners and losers to be pitted against each other.
   Playing in the East are Chelsea, AC Milan, Valencia and Inter Milan.
   All eight clubs participating in the tournament will then link up on Tuesday 6 and Wednesday 7 August in Miami, where the city’s Sun Life Stadium is to play host to the final stages.
   On their return to Italy, Juventus will take part in the club’s traditional pre-season friendly against the Primavera, to be contested at Villar Perosa’s Stadio Comunale on Sunday 11 August.


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Devi, so basically the Supercoppa game will be on 18th of august NOT 10th... its too early to play on the 10th.
http://internationalchampionscup.com/

Wish they weren't on the West Coast

Hard luck bro! Maybe Next year

For the love of god

It starts at 4am in the UK

I have no problem staying up until 4, but 4 being the kick off

Won't be watching these 'Murican games.

Who did Conte select for the squad for the tour? I thought we posted an article on it, but I couldn't find one.

I answered my own question. From Juve's website:

We're just about ready for our Jeep US Tour 2013. Juventus head to the States at the crack of dawn tomorrow, Friday 26 July. The Bianconeri's first stop is San Francisco, where they are expected to touch down shortly after midday local time.

Antonio Conte has selected a 30-man party for this year's US tour. Simone Pepe is to remain behind in Vinovo as he pushes on with his recovery programme.

Here is the full list:

1 Buffon
3 Chiellini
4 Caceres
5 Ogbonna
6 Pogba (will join the team on Tuesday 30 July)
8 Marchisio
9 Vucinic
10 Tevez
11 De Ceglie
12 Giovinco
13 Peluso
14 Llorente
15 Barzagli
16 Motta
17 Marrone
18 Rossi
19 Bonucci
20 Padoin
21 Pirlo
22 Asamoah
23 Vidal
26 Lichtsteiner
27 Quagliarella
30 Storari
32 Matri
33 Isla
34 Rubinho
41 Buchel
43 Untersee
50 Citti

Looks like Pepe is still on his own training schedule

Shame, it would have been good to give him 1 or 2 games instead of trying to get him back to match fitness in games that matter.

Tomwin Lannister wrote:For the love of god

It starts at 4am in the UK

I have no problem staying up until 4, but 4 being the kick off

Won't be watching these 'Murican games.

now you how we in "Murica" feel when we have to wake up to dem 5am, 6am times just to catch Juve Serie A games when dem time changes happen.....?

Dat 'Murican role reversal


:Llolion:

I don't have to wake up at 6 to see Juve games

East Coast FTW

Final is in Miami right?

So if the Everton game is on at 8pm in 'Murica, and 4am in the UK

If the Miami game(s) start at 8pm in 'Murica, how far ahead is the UK?

Everton game is in San Francisco. That would be 11 PM on the east coast. So, an 8 pm game in Miami would be same as 8 pm NYC.

Then what is Elm talking about waking up at 6am

I don't know. Even with daylight savings time changes, the earliest I have to watch Italian games is at like 8 am and I live in Washington DC.

feck sometimes the games are like 6:30am/7am but its kinda rare but once in a while ish...

yh yh thanks juveman and juventude for destroying my master plan on putting tom on the boat....

:llolion:

Meh... 4 am is just fine for you.. Its at 6 a.m for me

Sorry elm

Even though I never get up early, 6am is more of a waking up time. I'd definitely have to skip sleep for a day if I was to watch it from 4-6


But you could probably get an early night and wake up at 6

Tomwin Lannister wrote:Even though I never get up early, 6am is more of a waking up time. I'd definitely have to skip sleep for a day if I was to watch it from 4-6


But you could probably get an early night and wake up at 6

Haha, its alright..I could skip sleep

when is the game ? its almsot 3 am here but its 31/7/2013

It's the 1st for us Devi brah

31st for Americans.

Tomwin Lannister wrote:It's the 1st for us Devi brah

31st for Americans.

Y U NO USE SAME TIME

hahha

Tomwin I got secret mission for you O.o

You Euro nuts trying to invade the land of the free and ballpark hot dogs

DeviAngel wrote:

Tomwin Lannister wrote:It's the 1st for us Devi brah

31st for Americans.

Y U NO USE SAME TIME

hahha

Tomwin I got secret mission for you O.o

Message me the details and the cash reward and it shall be done master.

Where is Beltrame?