

VotD: Claudio Marchisio & Marco Tardelli (Esoesgallo)
By: alessio |About a month ago, I put up a post asking if any older Calcio fans could explain to me the resemblances between Tardelli and Marchisio that are so often being made. Unfortunately, there weren’t any responses but thankfully, Esoesgallo has reached out to the younger Juventus population and answered our questions. Grazie!! Read the rest of this entry »
Haifa v. Juventus: Prove This Guy Wrong
By: roberto |
Pointless Debate: Would Camoranesi have changed the Result?
By: alessio |
Il Derby del Mezzogiorno
By: alessio |It’s well known that Juventus is massively popular across il Mezzogiorno (southern Italy), and the second-favorite team would likely be Napoli. Being Barese, I was raised to dislike 4 things: Sicily, Lecce, the North, and above all, Napoli. Thus, this match is sort of a derby for southern Italians, some supporting the industrial powerhouse of Turin, and the others the corrupt trash-filled city of Naples. Full preview after the jump-
PotD: “This Is The Spirit Of Juventus”
By: roberto |Ciro’s post match comments plus all the match media one could hope for after the jump…
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The Enemy Of My Enemy Is My Friend
By: roberto |
tic toc tic toc tic toc… KABOOM!!!
The Departure of Gigli Cobolli
By: alessio |But first, a few brief news stories that aren’t on Goal.com… Read the rest of this entry »
A Suffered Victory, but 3 Points
By: alessio |That was not a particularly enjoyable match to watch. 67% possession for Juve, and 1 shot on net. There were 18 shots total between the two teams, a telling statistic of a very, very sterile afternoon. But hey, three points is three points. Brief review after the jump- Read the rest of this entry »
Juventus travel to Siena
By: alessio |Siena is a beautiful town, one of the more underrated towns in Italy in a region with the massively overrated cities of Pisa and Florence. (Note: I like Florence, not so much Pisa, but most people act as if Florence is the best place in the world with no comparisons. Not true, same goes for Venice.) Set in the beautiful sleepy Tuscan countryside, Siena is often overlooked by tourists as it is about an hour off the A1 from Florence to Roma, just as it was overlooked by the Romans millenia ago. It is a pretty small city, just 55,000 residents but it you are in Italy, it is definitely a place to check out. Most of the walls from 1,000 years ago still surround the hilltop city, and the Duomo, Cathedral, Piazza del Campo, the Palazzo Pubblico, and the annual Palio horse race are all plenty worth the trip. Juventus travel to this treasure of a city to take on another Bianconeri, AC Siena. Full preview after the jump.
A panorama I took of Siena from the top of the Duomo
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