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De Canio: "Andiamo ad incontrare dei campioni" "Ci opporremo facendo quello che possiamo". 16/ott/2010 Dopo una settimana travagliata per via dell

Del Neri: "Ci sar

Krasic: "Sono al 60% della condizione" L'esterno della Juventus non si sente ancora al meglio della forma. 16/ott/2010 Marted

Blanc: "Il nuovo Delle Alpi sar

La sfiga si accanisce su Traor

Per il Lecce ecco Amauri-Quaglia, con Iaquinta tenuto a riposo. Tempi bui per Lanzafame, il suo flop costringe la Juve ad attivarsi subito sul mercato 15/ott/2010 Vincenzo Iaquinta ha smaltito un leggero fastidio muscolare ma probabilmente verr

Felipe Melo: "Vogliamo sei punti contro Lecce e Bologna e andare a San Siro da protagonisti!" Il centrocampista brasiliano, dopo le delusioni mondiali, sta vivendo un'ottimo inizio di stagione con Del Neri in panchina. 15/ott/2010 Felipe Melo ha tutta l

Un brasiliano a gennaio, un barese a giugno Grandi manovre in corso Galileo Ferraris per potenziare il reparto offensivo. 15/ott/2010 Luis Fabiano si sente sempre pi

Pepe: "In questo campionato tutto pu

Giorgio Chiellini Relives Italy-Serbia Nightmare Italy and Juventus defender Giorgio Chiellini has said confusion took hold before panic during the abandoned Euro 2012 Serbia match. Oct 16, 2010 Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini claims feisty political protests from Serbia Ultras were met with confusion and panic on the pitch during the abandoned Euro 2012 qualifier. Protests then turned into violence as Serbia hooligans went on the rampage. Chiellini feels sorry for those in the stands who were vulnerable and were forced to witness violent scenes first hand, rather than through the safety of a television screen at home. "It was above all terrible for the number of children who were in the stadium," the Juventus defender told the press. "There were around a thousand in the stands and those who walked out on to the pitch with the players didn

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Blanc e il ritorno di Nedved alla Juventus:

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Del Neri vara il progetto 'Pepotta' La coperta degli esterni difensivi bianconeri

Del Neri pronto a stravolgere il suo caro 4-4-2 Il tecnico bianconero pensa al 4-5-1. 14/ott/2010 Gigi Del Neri si sta rendendo conto che il reparto pi

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Sissoko e Felipe Melo vengono quasi alle mani in allenamento I giocatori, dopo uno scontro di gioco, hanno sfiorato la rissa. 13/ott/2010 Animi calmi in virt

Marchisio non fa differenza fra Lecce e Inter:

Iaquinta, affaticamento in allenamento. Alex e la 'Quaglia' in agguato... L'attaccante calabrese si

Ruben Olivera: "Se domenica segno non esulto, colpa mia il fallimento bianconero..." L'uruguaiano del Lecce fa autocritica per la sua mancata affermazione a Torino: "Ero giovane, l

Del Neri ha le idee chiarissime in vista del match con il Lecce: in attacco si riparte dai due muscolari! Il francese Traor

Paparesta chiuso negli spogliatoi da Moggi? Anche questa potrebbe essere una leggenda Nei brogliacci dei carabinieri era riportata soltanto la testimonianza dell'osservatore federale al Granillo, ma c'

Roberto Rosetti: No Pressure On Referees Lead Investigator In 2006 Trial Faces Prosecution The Calciopoli trial resumed at the tribunal of Naples... Oct 12, 2010 The Calciopoli trial at the Tribunal of Naples resumed on Tuesday, and the hearing focused on key statements from former international referee Roberto Rosetti, Milan defender Alessandro Nesta and Lazio midfielder Cristian Ledesma. Judge Teresa Casoria was keen to hear Rosetti in relation to allegations that referees were pressured into favouring a number of teams and players. Rosetti was questioned in particular on a Lazio - Fiorentina clash in May 2005 in which he missed a clear handball offence inside the box from the then Lazio player Luciano Zauri. Replays showed had he seen the offence it would have constituted a red card and penalty for Fiorentina. However, Rosetti said he missed the handball, and thought Zauri had cleared the ball with his head. "I never received any pressure from the designators. The error on Lazio - Fiorentina? I saw a header, not a hand. At the interval I was told it was involuntary and that only Giorgio Chiellini noticed the hand," Rosetti told the court. "It's only human to make mistakes. But the thing is I never made an error in the game. I just didn't see the handball. "If I had seen it I would have awarded a penalty to Fiorentina and sent off Zauri. I didn't because I didn't see it. "The shot was so strong that not even the players noticed, and the commentators on television said it was a foul only on the fourth time of watching." Lazio's Ledesma was up next and he told the court about a Lecce - Juventus clash. The game ended 1-0 to the Old Lady, but there were questions surrounding whether it should have been played due to adverse weather conditions. "Lecce - Juventus? The pitch was heavy, but no one asked for the game to be called off. The heavy pitch did not favour Juventus." The referees for that game allowed it to go on, despite the conditions. Nesta was also called to the witness bench. The Judge was keen to discover whether he was given a yellow card on purpose so he could be out of the Milan - Juventus game of that season. One of the allegations was that Moggi had told referees to book players facing suspension ahead of key matches. But Nesta's response suggested that was never the case. "I can barely remember that season, let alone suspensions. But the referee Massimo De Santis never booked me during Fiorentina - Milan, and so I was able to play against Juventus," he told the court. Following that statement, the court heard how at the time of the original investigation, the then leader of enquiries, Colonel Auricchio had discarded 136 wiretaps that would have proved pivotal in 2006. Those new wiretaps were presented by Luciano Moggi's defence team, and the Judge will decide whether to include them in the trial next week. For his part, Auricchio faces criminal charges for false witnessing and tampering of evidence. A lawyer working on behalf of De Santis who is one of the accused at the trial made clear he would be launching a prosecution against Auricchio in relation to the hidden evidence that has come to light now, but was available and never used four years ago. Alessandro Del Piero was expected in court to give evidence, but the court heard how he was not notified in time. Judge Casoria said he would be required to turn up and could be present at next Tuesday's hearing when proceedings resume.

2006 Revoked Scudetti Ruling Can Be Overturned - Luciano Moggi's Lawyer One of Moggi's lawyers has given Juventus hope in relation to revoked Scudetti. Oct 11, 2010 Juventus' hopes of seeing the two revoked Scudetti from Calciopoli returned have been given a boost by one of Luciano Moggi's lawyers. Paco D'Onofrio, who is acting on behalf of Moggi and is an expert in sports law, has said the rulings from the 2006 sports trial, which saw Juventus revoked of two Scudetti and sent to Serie B, can be overturned. And he claims there is no need for the FIGC to wait until the end of the current trial at the tribunal of Naples to make a decision. For their part, the Italian FA have been looking at evidence from the ongoing trial in relation to making their own enquries in 2006. "To ask for a review of the 2006 process there is no need to wait for the outcome from Naples," the lawyer told Radio Power Station. "A large number of proof has emerged compared to 2006, therefore we would just need the new wiretaps and all the witness statements that have come out from the trial in Naples to totally overturn the sentence of 2006." The trial in Naples, in which Moggi has shown a variety of club directors, spoke with referees and designators, is expected to resume on Tuesday. Over 171,000 wiretaps have emerged at the trial, material of which was not available during the original trial in 2006, and which some argue would have seen a different outcome four years ago. On Saturday, a policeman who was involved in the 2006 proceedings claimed there was never any evidence to punish Moggi or Juventus.

Gianluigi Buffon Makes Appearance At Italy Training Injured goalkeeper has made an appearance at Italy training prior to their Euro 2012 qualifier against Serbia. Oct 11, 2010 Juventus custodian Gianluigi Buffon has made a surprise appearance at Italy training, as the Azzurri prepare to take on Serbia in a Euro 2012 qualifier. Buffon has been out of action with a herniated disc problem since the World Cup, but appeared to encourage his team-mates prior to their match. "Antonio Cassano was the first person to give me a hug when I arrived," the shot-stopper told Sportal. "He said I was the closest to him, and I replied that I am here to see some champions at work." The 32-year-old says he is eager to return for the national team, but it will be up to Cesare Prandelli as to when he can play for the Azzurri. "The national team? Prandelli will decide. Being here, I am already starting to gain the will to grab my jersey, socks and boots and begin to get onto the field," added Buffon.