Socrates

Tornerete in serie A!

Inderdaad!

Bel lancio di Buoy ma Giovinco era in fuorigioco.

Ecco Buoy.

Io di Togni conosco solo quelli del circo e il cantante lunare.

Conte in vantaggio 3-0 con l'Avellino continua a spronare i suoi come se fosse la finale di Champions League.

Mortacci loro ....

FABIO QUAGLIARELLA 3-0

Bel goal del Quaglia.

De Ceglie in difficoltá contro i forti irpini.

Storari si sveglia dal torpore. Palla sull'esterno della rete.

Ultras avellinesi come il Celtic.

Giovinco cattivone.

Ecco perché tutti lo hanno picchiato dopo il goal.

MARTIN CACERES 2-0

Giovinco ha messo su diversi chili di muscoli. Guariniello lo avrá notato?

SEBASTIAN GIOVINCO 1-0

De Ceglie abbattuto da Zappacosta. Ora capisco perché Conte fá giocare le riserve.

In effetti ...

Di solito li svuota.

Ma questi sanno solo odiare?

JUVENTUS - AVELLINO December 18, 2013 - 9:00 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Massimiliano Irrati Juventus probable XI vs Avellino Dec 18, 2013 The giornalaccio rosa dello Sport expects Antonio Conte to make some significant changes to the Juventus starting XI against Avellino tonight. http://markting10.nl/ The Old Lady will entertain the Serie B outfit in the Coppa Italia and the Coach is keen on giving some of his squad players competitive action. Marco Storari should start in goal behind a defence containing Martin Caceres, Angelo Ogbonna and Federico Peluso. http://markting10.nl/ The five-man midfield may consist of Marco Motta, Claudio Marchisio, Simone Padoin, Kwadwo Asamoah and Mauricio Isla. In attack, Fabio Quagliarella should be partnered by Sebastian Giovinco.

Moggi to take case to High Court Dec 18, 2013 The solicitor of former Juventus general manager Luciano Moggi has vowed to clear his client's name as part of the match-fixing scandal which saw the Bianconeri relegated to Serie B in 2006. http://markting10.nl/ Maurilio Prioreschi said he was not surprised to hear his appeal against a two-year and four-month prison sentence had failed on Monday. However, Moggi will not be admitted to jail until one last appeal has been heard, and Prioreschi has announced his intention of taking that step. "We're certainly going to the High Court," Prioreschi said. "After all, this process was always going to end up there, and that is where it will be decided." Prioreschi had presented new evidence to the Naples Court of Appeal, yet this did not alter the court's stance. Moggi has been sentenced to imprisonment for his part in manipulating the appointment of referees for Serie A matches. http://markting10.nl/ He is also accused of asserting pressure on match officials to take certain action in games involving sides set to meet Juventus in their next match in an attempt to suspend their most important players for games against his own club. Some of the referees who were also initially sentenced have since been absolved, furthering Prioreschi's belief that the whole case has become a farce with only his client now being held responsible. http://markting10.nl/ Referring to a match between Udinese and Juventus, one of the games suspected of being manipulated, Prioreschi said: "Just think that all of the assistants of that game and the referee Rodomonti have now been absolved. So who manipulated that game? Moggi, [Juve's director of sport Antonio] Giraudo and [FIGC refereeing designator Paolo] Bergamo. Fine, so tell me how they did it. "Who took to the field to manipulate that game? Father Christmas?"

Pirlo & Pogba will remain at Juventus, says Marotta Both midfielders have been linked with a transfer away from the Old Lady, but the club remain confident that they will stay put. Dec 18, 2012 Juventus general director Giuseppe Marotta is confident that Paul Pogba and Andrea Pirlo will opt to sign new contracts with the Serie A champions rather than leave the club. http://markting10.nl/ Pogba, 20, has been heavily linked with a transfer to Paris Saint-Germain in recent weeks, while 34-year-old Pirlo's future at Juventus is increasingly in doubt as he approaches the end of his current deal. Marotta, however, is hopeful that both midfielders will commit to the Bianconeri in the near future. http://markting10.nl/ "There will not be a present under the Christmas tree in the form of a contract renewal, but we are calm over the situation," Marotta told Rai Sport when questioned about the future of Pogba and Pirlo. "We have a great relationship with both players and they see Juventus as their home. This is their natural habitat and it will be hard for them to find a batter place. I am optimistic that the situation will soon be solved."

JUVENTUS - AVELLINO December 18, 2013 - 9:00 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Massimiliano Irrati Coppa Italia: Juventus vs. Avellino Rapid Fire Preview Dec 18, 2013 Quietly, almost out of nowhere, the Coppa Italia has snuck up on us. Maybe it was the fact that Juventus didn't take part in the first couple of rounds of the tournament, maybe it was something else. But the Coppa Italia has arrived and will be part of Juve's schedule as long as they want it to be. http://markting10.nl/ So here we are. Coppa Italia, Juventus. Juventus, Coppa Italia. Good to see you two get acquainted again. The round of 16 sees newly-promoted Serie B side Avellino come to Juventus Stadium to face Antonio Conte and his cast of characters. Coming off a 4-0 shellacking of Sassuolo over the weekend, Juve was able to respond the way many hoped they would after the mess that was their Champions League exit a week ago. But now the quest for a silver star on Juve's jersey officially begins as they hop into the Coppa Italia round of 16. I'd like a silver star. It'd look cool on the jersey next season. How 'bout it, fellas? http://markting10.nl/ WHAT TO WATCH FOR 1. The unofficially mandatory squad rotation in the Coppa Italia. There will be squad rotation because that's what happens when teams play in the Coppa Italia. Even with some of the injuries Conte is dealing with right now, the reserves will play because that's what the Coppa italia tells us to do. Or, at least, it's an unwritten rule of the competition. There will be changes. To what extent, though, we're still waiting to see what the starting lineups look like. And who really knows what it comes to the mind of Conte. http://markting10.nl/ 2. The probable combination of Sebastian Giovinco and Fabio Quagliarella. With the Coppa Italia comes squad rotation. We know that because I just spent a decent amount of time writing about it. The thing is, though, some of the players who could play tomorrow against Avellino haven't seen the field much at all in recent weeks. That's true for both Giovinco and Quagliarella, who haven't played much lately for their own respective reasons. Especially so for Giovinco, who has appeared in only eight Serie A games so far this season due to injury. If he does get the get a spot in the lineup like a lot are predicting, it will his first start in six weeks. Time for Super Seba to make a difference? I'm all for it. http://markting10.nl/ 3. The sharpness of Marco Storari. The life of a backup goalkeeper isn't exactly the easiest. That's especially true when you're playing behind somebody like Gigi Buffon, who hasn't missed much time at all the past couple of years. But the Coppa Italia is Marco Storari's time, the only competition he gets consistent playing time these days. The biggest thing that you usually worry about when it comes to a backup who doesn't play much is just how much rust may be there. Storari's lone appearance this season was in Juve's 2-1 win over Hellas Verona on Sept. 22, a game where he didn't have to make a save. That's a long time to go in between appearances. Luckily for us, it's not the first time Storari has been in this situation before. Hopefully, for our sake, he doesn't play like some keepers who haven't been in a game in three months. http://markting10.nl/ 4. What, exactly, Avellino brings to the table. I can tell you this right now: I haven't seen Avellino play. Ever. I know, shame on me. The only Avellino-related piece of information I can supply is that it's where Tony Soprano's family is originally from. Because of that, I'll snag this bit of information from Juventus' official website: The Serie B outfit have slowed a little of late — they have recorded a win, a loss and three draws in their five most recent league fixtures — but their current position of fifth in the table is no mean feat for a newly-promoted side. So now that we have that out of the way, we can move forward. Avellino has been one of what seems like the yearly surprise teams in the Coppa Italia. Rarely do you see Serie B sides in the round of 16, but here they are. And come Wednesday night, they'll be playing at Juventus Stadium for what will probably be the only time for a lot of their players. Regardless of who is playing for Juventus tomorrow, it's going to be quite the task for the newly-promoted side. http://markting10.nl/ My starting XI (3-5-2): Storari; Caceres, Bonucci, Ogbonna; Isla, Padoin, Pogba, Marchisio, De Ceglie; Quagliarella, Giovinco