Socrates

Di nuovo Quintero

Se continuiamo cosí gliene facciamo piú di 5.

Stavolta no.

GIOVINCO 1-4

Quagliarella arrabbiato con Giovinco.

Bravo Barzagli

Quagliarella a caccia del quarto.

Beh, il Nordsjaelland é pur sempre campione di Danimarca.

Gran bel goal di Asamoah

ASAMOAH 1-3

Goal di Jonathas 1-2

Gran palo colpito dall'interessantissimo Quintero

Juventus rullo compressore.

QUAGLIARELLA 0-2

Bonucci k.o.

Molto volentieri.

ARTURO VIDAL 0-1

Chissá che emozione per Perin davanti a Buffon!

Ubriachiamo il Pescara ...

Serie A Week 12 - 10-11-12 (20:45 p.m.) - Adriatico Stadium (Giovanni Cornacchia) — Pescara Referee: Luca Banti Line-ups: Pescara-Juventus Nov 10, 2012 Juventus rely on Fabio Quagliarella for tonight’s trip to Pescara, while Juan Fernando Quintero starts just days after fainting during training. The Stadio Adriatico hosts the Serie A leaders at 19.45 GMT. There was tension in the Bianconeri camp leading up to the game, as Paul Pogba was dropped as punishment for arriving late to two training sessions. Simone Pepe and Paolo De Ceglie are also injured, while Mauricio Isla again steps in for Stefan Lichtsteiner. Quagliarella starts with Sebastian Giovinco, as Mirko Vucinic is still not 100 per cent fit. Pescara turned a corner last week by beating Parma 2-0 and hope to continue their surprisingly strong record against Juventus here. Quintero is fit to start despite being rushed to hospital after fainting during a training session on Tuesday, reportedly due to an allergic reaction. Giuseppe Colucci, Manuele Blasi, Alessandro Crescenzi, Christian Terlizzi and Luca Savelloni are sidelined. Meanwhile, there was bad news for Juventus today as two of their Primavera youth players fractured their fibulas. Joel Untersee – who has played with the senior squad over the summer – and Gabriel Appelt both suffered fractures to the fibula. Pescara: Perin; Cosic, Romagnoli, Bocchetti; Zanon, Nielsen, Cascione, Quintero, Modesto; Abbruscato, Jonathas Pescara bench: Pellizzoli, Balzano, Capuano, Soddimo, Bjarnason, Celik, Weiss, Caprari, Vukusic Juventus: Buffon; Barzagli, Bonucci, Chiellini; Isla, Vidal, Pirlo, Marchisio, Asamoah; Giovinco, Quagliarella Juventus bench: Storari, Rubinho, Lichtsteiner, Lucio, Caceres, Marrone, Padoin, Giaccherini, Vucinic, Bendtner, Matri http://www.soccerway.com/national/italy/serie-a/20122013/regular-season/

Gió ha voglia di Juve ....

Zuliani bacchetta Raiola.

FORZA JUVE!

Serie A Week 12 - 10-11-12 (20:45 p.m.) - Adriatico Stadium (Giovanni Cornacchia) — Pescara Referee: Luca Banti Pescara vs Juventus PREVIEW: Time To Begin A New Streak Nov 10, 2012 The Bianconeri return to Serie A action this weekend, travelling to Pescara’s picturesque Stadio Adriatico, a ground they have not visited in Serie A since the 1992-93 season. Stripped of everything that made them so enjoyable to watch last term, the newly promoted side have struggled so far on their return to the top flight but, as ever, will be looking to spring a surprise when la vecchia Signora comes to town. It has unquestionably been a week of firsts for Juventus; the first Serie A loss in fifty matches, a first European win in almost three years plus debut continental strikes for Claudio Marchisio and Sebastian Giovinco. Now, robbed of that most incredible undefeated streak, Antonio Conte must continue the message sent in the comprehensive victory over Nordsjaelland and prove that last weekend’s loss has not dented the confidence of this most determined of teams. Of course Pescara, like the Danish Champions, will be considered minnows and any positive result will be dismissed by the wider Calcio audience as par for the course but Juventini everywhere will be looking for those small factors that prove to us the aura of invincibility remains unbroken and unbowed by such a sickening defeat. Indeed, as Marchisio – our new representative on the field in the post Alessandro Del Piero era – told TuttoSport on Friday, focus has been sharpened by recent events. He said; The defeat rekindled in us the light, the determination, the rhythm that was missing for several matches. The same anger, the same conviction. I would not talk of hunger… The fact is that after such a long period without defeat perhaps we had a bit too much confidence in ourselves. The future Captain could not have better summed up the feelings of everyone connected to the club as he basically thanked Andrea Stramaccioni for re-awakening the monster that this team can become and one can only imagine the reaction of Conte – a man who takes defeat worse than practically any human being on the planet – in training this past few days. Pescara could well face a similar onslaught to that which was on display in the opening 45 minutes of Wednesday’s Champions League fixture. Pescara If this season is one in which Juventus seek to prove last term was no fluke then, for their opponents this Saturday, it is undoubtedly a campaign where they are looking to show there is more to them than the impressive list of names on their list of departures over the summer. Marco Verratti now supplying the bullets for Zlatan Ibrahimovic et al in Paris, Ciro Immobile and Lorenzo Insigne making their name elsewhere in Serie A while Zdenek Zeman has taken his cavalier brand of football and eighty-a-day smoking habit back for a second tour of duty with Roma. Charged with attempting to survive their first Serie A campaign in twenty years is Giovanni Stroppa, a man who was a member of Zeman’s Foggia of Miracles back in the early nineties and also scorer of this fine goal for Udinese in a 2-1 loss to Juventus in 1996. His start to life at Pescara has been tough and, after six losses in their opening eleven games, his job is seriously under threat. The main cause of their problems has been a lack of goals, perhaps unsurprising given the previously mentioned departures and, with just eight goals, they possess the league’s most impotent attack and their cause is further hampered by a significant injury list which includes Christian Terlizzi, Alessandro Crescenzi and former Juve midfielder Manuele Blasi. Stroppa usually deploys them in a 4-3-2-1 shape although, like many, they are expected to switch to a three man defence for the visit of the reigning Champions. Probable Formation: (3-5-2) PERIN; COSIC, CAPUANO, BOCCHETTI; ZANON, NIELSEN, CASCIONE, QUINTERO, MODESTO; ABBRUSCATO, JONATHAS Juventus While two decades may have passed since Juventus last faced Pescara in the top flight, we only need to look back five years for their last trip to the Adriatic coast, Didier Deschamps leading the Bianconeri to a 1-0 win back in 2007 during the year of purgatory in Serie B. That match was settled by a well taken Alessandro Birindelli strike as a result of a Raffaele Palladino corner (let’s just take a moment to enjoy that…..) Back to today and Conte is expected to rotate once more but his plans were thrown off due to Paul Pogba arriving late for training twice this week. It was expected the youngster would give Andrea Pirlo takes a rare day off but the Bearded Genius may once again be forced to play as the former Manchester United man was excluded from the squad as a result of his poor time keeping. Elsewhere, Stephan Lichtsteiner may once again get the nod at right-back to allow the impressive Mauricio Isla chance to further recover his own fitness. Mirko Vucinic should return to the line-up for the once again disappointing Alessandro Matri while Fabio Quagliarella could consider himself unfortunate should Sebastian Giovinco be given the nod over him but, as the striker told Juventus.com, all that matters is victory. Following the midweek win in which he scored, he told the official website: Playing every three days means there’s no time to look back, the defeat along with yesterday’s victory are now firmly behind us. We’re all looking ahead to Pescara. There are five strikers and the manager has always been straight with us from the start, he picks two for every game and we all feel first choice. It’s possible to play two or three games in a row and then start on the bench or be in the stands. That attitude will be essential as the Bianconeri begin what looks, on paper at least, to be a difficult run of fixtures during which Conte will rely on almost every member of the squad to deliver when called upon. So to Pescara, launching pad for the next great undefeated streak! Probable Formation: (3-5-2) BUFFON; BARZAGLI, BONUCCI, CHIELLINI; LICHTSTEINER, MARCHISIO, PIRLO, VIDAL, ASAMOAH; GIOVINCO, VUCINIC http://www.soccerway.com/national/italy/serie-a/20122013/regular-season/

Serie A Week 12 - 10-11-12 (20:45 p.m.) - Adriatico Stadium (Giovanni Cornacchia) — Pescara Referee: Luca Banti Probable Line-ups: Pescara v Juventus Nov 10, 2012 Juventus take on Pescara at the Stadio Adriatico at 20.45 CET on Saturday, 10 November. Probable Formations and Lineups: Pescara (3-5-2): Perin; Cosic, Capuano, Bocchetti; Zanon, Nielsen, Cascione, Quintero, Modesto; Abbruscato, Jonathas Juventus (3-5-2): Buffon; Barzagli, Bonucci, Chiellini; Giaccherini, Vidal, Pirlo, Marchisio, Lichtsteiner; Vucinic, Quagliarella http://www.soccerway.com/national/italy/serie-a/20122013/regular-season/