Socrates

Per Ebéte gli scudetti sono 28.

Parla Fassino .... fischioni.

Varriale si commuove per Del Piero.

Il protagonista dello scudetto Antonio Conte.

Buffon saluta il pubblico.

C'é solo un Capitano, Andrea.

Parla il presidente.

Ha segnato anche Barzagli.

Rigore per la Juve. Tira Barzagli

Quale sará la diagnosi per il Chiello?

Mi piacerebbe essere al posto di Agnelli per il portafoglio ma non di questi tempi.

Immagino.

Serie A Week 38 - 13-5-2012 (3:00 p.m.) - Juventus Stadium - Turin Referee: Gabriele Gava HT: Alex on target in Juve farewell May 13, 2012 Juventus are on track to end the season unbeaten, as they lead Atalanta 2-0 at half-time with an emotional Alessandro Del Piero on target. The Bianconeri kicked off their Scudetto celebrations, which would continue after the game with the trophy presentation and an open-topped bus driving through the streets of Turin. There was also sadness in the air, as Del Piero wore the captain’s armband for the last time in a Serie A match. Paolo De Ceglie was injured and Arturo Vidal suspended, but Coach Antonio Conte gave rare starts to Marco Storari, Luca Marrone, Marcelo Estigarribia and Simone Padoin. They hoped to make history by becoming only the second team ever to win the Scudetto by going unbeaten. The other was Fabio Capello’s Milan in 1991-92, but that was a 34-round campaign. Atalanta were already safe from the drop, though Guglielmo Stendardo was suspended with Matteo Brighi, Guido Marilungo, Daniele Capelli and Andrea Consigli sidelined. In the opening minutes Storari had his palms stung by a German Denis bullet header, but it was Juventus who broke the deadlock with one of their youngsters. Marco Borriello’s backheel flick set up Luca Marrone for a screamer from just within the box that ricocheted in off the inside of the near post. It was the youth product’s debut Serie A goal on his fifth appearance. Simone Padoin robbed a defender and had time to shoot from seven yards, but opted to roll across for a crowded-out Del Piero instead and the chance went begging. Naturally, Del Piero had to score at the Juventus Stadium on his last game! It was a well-taken strike, exchanging passes with Emanuele Giaccherini to drill in from the D. There were moving scenes as he was enveloped by teammates for his 289th goal in a Bianconeri jersey, the 188th in Serie A. Denis had the opportunity to pull one back after dribbling past two defenders, but blasted over with only Storari to beat. Juventus 2-0 Atalanta (Half-Time) Scorers: Marrone 9 (J), Del Piero 27 (J) Juventus:Storari; Lichtsteiner, Bonucci, Chiellini, Estigarribia; Marrone, Pirlo, Padoin; Giaccherini, Borriello, Del Piero Atalanta: Frezzolini; Bellini, Lucchini, Manfredini, Peluso; Schelotto, Carmona, Cazzola, Bonaventura; Moralez; Denis Ref: Gava http://www.soccerway...regular-season/

Serie A Week 38 - 13-5-2012 (3:00 p.m.) - Juventus Stadium - Turin Referee: Gabriele Gava Line-ups: Juventus-Atalanta May 13, 2012 Alessandro Del Piero starts in his final game at the Juventus Stadium, wearing the captain’s armband against Atalanta. The veteran’s contract expires next month and the only remaining official fixture of the season is the Coppa Italia Final with Napoli at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome on May 20. Coach Antonio Conte confirmed he would give Del Piero a spot in the starting XI and the armband as the Turin giants celebrate the Scudetto. This game will be followed by the presentation of the Serie A trophy, then a tour through the streets of the city in an open-topped bus, which is expected to see 100,000 fans flock to celebrate. There is almost a full squad to choose from, as Paolo De Ceglie is injured and Arturo Vidal sits out a ban. Marco Storari, Marcelo Estigarribia, Luca Marrone, Simone Padoin and Marco Borriello are given rare starts to join in the Scudetto party. The team can make history by ending the season unbeaten and taking the title, something only ever achieved by Fabio Capello’s Milan in 1991-92 in a 34-round Serie A. Atalanta are already safe from the drop, though Guglielmo Stendardo is suspended with Matteo Brighi, Guido Marilungo, Daniele Capelli, Andrea Consigli and Simone Tiribocchi sidelined. Juventus: Storari; Lichtsteiner, Bonucci, Chiellini, Estigarribia; Marrone, Pirlo, Padoin; Giaccherini, Borriello, Del Piero Juventus bench: Manninger, Barzagli, Marchisio, Pepe, Vucinic, Matri, Quagliarella Atalanta: Frezzolini; Bellini, Lucchini, Manfredini, Peluso; Schelotto, Carmona, Cazzola, Bonaventura; Moralez; Denis Atalanta bench: Polito, Ferri, Cigarini, Raimondi, Tiribocchi, Minotti, Gabbiadini http://www.soccerway...regular-season/

Esce Estigarribia entra Quagliarella.

Fai attenzione che i liquidi rovinano i laptops.

La scena é tutta per Alex. Gli altri in questo momento sono solo comparse.

La partita passa per il momento in secondo piano.

Grazie di tutto Alex!

Applaudono tutti, atalantini compresi. Solo ai fuoriclasse viene riservato un trattamento del genere.

Serie A Week 38 - 13-5-2012 (3:00 p.m.) - Juventus Stadium - Turin Referee: Gabriele Gava Del Piero starts in final league game for Juventus The 37-year-old trequartista, whose contract expires this summer, will skipper his beloved Bianconeri one last time in Serie A before departing Turin for pastures new. May 13, 2012 Juventus legend Alessandro Del Piero has been handed a start in his final Serie A game for the club, against Atalanta on Sunday afternoon. The World Cup winner, who is out of contract this summer, will line up alongside Emanuele Giaccherini and Marco Borriello in a three-pronged Bianconeri attack. In total, coach Antonio Conte has made seven changes in personnel to the side which clinched the Serie A title with a 2-0 win over Cagliari last weekend. As well as the completely revamped forward line, Luca Marrone and Simone Padoin are afforded rare opportunities to shine alongside Andrea Pirlo in midfield, with Claudio Marchisio and Arturo Vidal the men to make way. Stephan Lichsteiner, Giorgio Chiellini and Leonardo Bonucci continue in defence but they will be joined by Marcelo Estigarribia, who will play at left-back, while Marco Storari takes over from Gianluigi Buffon in goal. As for Atalanta, goalkeeper Andrea Consigli, versatile defender Daniele Capelli, midfielder Matteo Brighi and forward duo Guido Marilungo all miss out through injury, while centre-half Guglielmo Stendardo is suspended. Juventus (4-3-3): Storari; Lichtsteiner, Bonucci, Chiellini, Estigarribia; Marrone, Pirlo, Padoin; Giaccherini, Borriello, Del Piero. Subs: Manninger, Barzagli, Marchisio, Pepe, Vucinic, Matri, Quagliarella. Atalanta (4-4-1-1): Frezzolini; Bellini, Lucchini, Manfredini, Peluso; Schelotto, Carmona, Cazzola, Bonaventura; Moralez; Denis. Subs: Polito, Ferri, Raimondi, Cigarini, Minotti, Gabbiadini, Tribocchi. http://www.soccerway...regular-season/

Marotta: 'Juve will add quality' May 13, 2012 Director general Beppe Marotta has confirmed Juventus “will add quality to this squad” next season and Antonio Conte’s contract renewal is a formality. The Juventus Stadium is one huge party today, as the Serie A trophy will be presented after the final whistle of their game with Atalanta, then the team will go through the streets of Turin in an open-topped bus. “We want to ensure the unbeaten record stays intact,” said Marotta. “It would be the completion of an extraordinary journey. “Is Andrea Pirlo the bargain of the century? I am pleased he has proved he is still a great champion. However, I’d like to point out it’s not true that he came to us for money, nor does he earn €5m per season. He earns what he deserves for a champion, but considering all he has given to Juventus, he should probably earn more! “The marriage between Conte and Juventus is going swimmingly and aside from the financial details of the contract I believe our rapport is solid and any obstacle can be overcome. Conte has shown with words and action that he is very tied to this club and has Juventus in his DNA. “Conte is also right to say this is only a starting point, because after the Scudetto Juventus want the Coppa Italia and from next season we’re in the Champions League. That will be our next target.” Marotta confirmed Juve will reinforce the squad considerably over the summer in order to prepare for European competition. “Our plans are for a solid unit rather than a team with many individuals. We want to improve the quality level and the names circulating around are big ones. “Juventus have changed their appeal on the international stage from last year, so some that snubbed us before could accept now. However, we have still got limitations on our budget, so we’ll add quality without revolutionising the side.”

Serie A Week 38 - 13-5-2012 (3:00 p.m.) - Juventus Stadium - Turin Referee: Gabriele Gava Colantuono is Juve party pooper May 13, 2012 Stefano Colantuono reassures Atalanta fans they are prepared to spoil the Juventus Scudetto party. “We’re here to play our game.” There will be a spectacular atmosphere in Turin this afternoon, as after the final whistle Juve will be presented with the Serie A trophy and then tour the city streets on an open-top bus. “Knowing Antonio Conte, he will really want to end the campaign on a high,” said Colantuono. “He is a Coach with the right mentality and has been decisive in their ascent to this level. He is also a friend who I admire and can see how his work earned the Scudetto. “However, we are here to play our game, aware it won’t be a walk in the park.” http://www.soccerway...regular-season/

Serie A Week 38 - 13-5-2012 (3:00 p.m.) - Juventus Stadium - Turin Referee: Gabriele Gava Atalanta boss Colantuono plays down spoiling Juventus' unbeaten campaign The 49-year-old believes Sunday's match will be a celebratory occasion for both clubs involved, but is refusing to be drawn on the prospect of ruining the Old Lady's run. May 12, 2012 Atalanta coach Stefano Colantuono has insisted that ending Juventus' unbeaten run is not his main priority when the two sides lock horns at Juventus Stadium on Sunday. The Bianconeri could go the entire league season unbeaten by avoiding defeat to the Orobici on Sunday, but the visitors have also enjoyed a successful return to Serie A, with the team set to finish comfortably in mid-table. However, the newly-crowned Italian champions also have a Coppa Italia final with Napoli on May 20 to prepare for, and Colantuono is expecting an intense encounter amid the celebratory mood in Turin. "Let's just play the game, we know it will not be a walk in the park," said Colantuono at a press conference. "It will be a celebration, yes, but Juventus still have the Coppa Italia final [to look forward to], and therefore Conte will keep everyone grounded. "For them it will be a first test before their match with Napoli." Colantuono then turned his attentions to Juve coach Antonio Conte, who he was full of praise for after leading the Turin side to their first official Serie A title in nine years. "Conte has a lot to offer. In addition to having technical qualities, he has the right attitude," he stated. "A great team cannot win only because of the quality of the individuals, but also with the hunger from their coach. "He's won the league title. He's a friend of mine and a coach that I admire. "We both started from scratch [in coaching], and Conte has been given the honour of joining a great club. Thanks to his work came the Scudetto." Kick-off is scheduled for 15.00CET. http://www.soccerway...regular-season/