Juve Fixture List, Serie A 2009-2010/Coppa di Pace Photos

By: alessio | July 29th, 2009

Schedule looks alright, to me. Roman teams back to back, and in general, the big matches are fairly spread out. Weeks 9-13 are the Scudetto decider for me, that’s where we’ve thrown it away the last two years, playing against the mid-table and crap teams. Milan on the last day…let’s hope for something like this again. Full schedule after the jump.

-ANDATA-
1ˆ GIORNATA- 23/8/09: Juventus-Chievo
2ˆ GIORNATA- 30/8/09: Roma-Juventus
3ˆ GIORNATA- 13/9/09: Lazio-Juventus
4ˆ GIORNATA- 20/9/09: Juventus-Livorno
5ˆ GIORNATA- 23/9/09: Genoa-Juventus
6ˆ GIORNATA- 27/9/09: Juventus-Bologna
7ˆ GIORNATA- 10/10/09: Palermo-Juventus
8ˆ GIORNATA- 18/10/09: Juventus-Fiorentina
9ˆ GIORNATA- 25/10/09: Siena-Juventus
10ˆ GIORNATA- 28/10/09: Juventus-Sampdoria
11ˆ GIORNATA- 1/11/09: Juventus-Napoli
12ˆ GIORNATA- 8/11/09: Atalanta-Juventus
13ˆ GIORNATA- 22/11/09: Juventus-Udinese
14ˆ GIORNATA- 29/11/09: Cagliari-Juventus
15ˆ GIORNATA- 6/12/09: Juventus-Inter
16ˆ GIORNATA- 13/12/09: Bari-Juventus
17ˆ GIORNATA- 20/12/09: Juventus vs Catania
18ˆ GIORNATA- 6/1/10: Parma-Juventus
19ˆ GIORNATA- 10/1/10: Juventus-Milan

-RITORNO-
20ˆ GIORNATA- 17/1/10: Chievo-Juventus
21ˆ GIORNATA- 24/1/10: Juventus-Roma
22ˆ GIORNATA- 31/1/10: Juventus-Lazio
23ˆ GIORNATA- 7/2/10: Livorno-Juventus
24ˆ GIORNATA- 14/2/10: Juventus-Genoa
25ˆ GIORNATA- 21/2/10: Bologna-Juventus
26ˆ GIORNATA- 28/2/10: Juventus-Palermo
27ˆ GIORNATA- 7/3/10: Fiorentina-Juventus
28ˆ GIORNATA- 10/3/10: Juventus-Siena
29ˆ GIORNATA- 21/3/10: Sampdoria-Juventus
30ˆ GIORNATA- 24/3/10: Napoli-Juventus
31ˆ GIORNATA- 28/3/10: Juventus-Atalanta
32ˆ GIORNATA- 3/4/10: Udinese-Juventus
33ˆ GIORNATA- 11/4/10: Juventus-Cagliari
34ˆ GIORNATA- 18/4/10: Inter-Juventus
35ˆ GIORNATA- 25/4/10: Juventus-Bari
36ˆ GIORNATA- 2/5/10: Catania-Juventus
37ˆ GIORNATA- 9/5/10: Juventus-Parma
38ˆ GIORNATA- 16/5/10: Milan-Juventus

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• adam |  July 29th, 2009 at 11:22 am

  
  
  

  It would of been nice if our last game against Milan was in Turin.

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• RyanJ |  July 29th, 2009 at 11:33 am

  
  
  

  Watching the Milan Munich game. Milan looks absolute garbage. In addition, Fiorentina getting their asses whipped by PSG. Its good to see where they stand in comparison to Juve.

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• RyanJ |  July 29th, 2009 at 12:46 pm

  
  
  

  I just witnessed Milan and Fiorentina have their ass handed to them. We look good. Of all the Italian teams I have seen in their preparation Juve looks the best. Its all coming together now. Forza Juve

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• MAD |  July 29th, 2009 at 1:25 pm

  
  
  

  There you go, July 29th and it’s all decided…

  I had no idea these preseason things were so darned important…

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• alessio |  July 29th, 2009 at 1:29 pm

  
  
  

  yes, we all assume from preseason that the scudetto is locked up.

  actually, most of us put little to no stock in preseason, but it is nice to see us win a few rather than draw sunderland and lose to aston villa. we just want to get smoe fitness and games in the legs.

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• RyanJ |  July 29th, 2009 at 1:46 pm

  
  
  

  No, I’m not putting any importance on preseason matches, but in watching those games I can see where the team needs work and how all these new part are fitting into what we already have.

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• RyanJ |  July 29th, 2009 at 1:59 pm

  
  
  

  Those two early away games we have in Rome back to back will be interesting.

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• alessio |  July 29th, 2009 at 2:47 pm

  
  
  

  They’ll be tough, man. I have to say, I’m very excited for this season. New coach who is flexible and determined, some quality signings (even if I don’t like Melo personally, and think we paid too much for him, he’s a good player) I like our chances this year in whatever competition. Consistency is key.

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• Hamad |  July 29th, 2009 at 2:53 pm

  
  
  

  i think it will be eaiser to us to play the top four teams in the first of the league

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• RyanJ |  July 29th, 2009 at 3:00 pm

  
  
  

  I agree that it would be easier on us Hamad. But how much fun would that be. Also, don’t forget we’re in Europe so those tough games spread out will help us in our preparation to bump heads with Europe’s elite. I think we have the most depth of any team in the league and are amongst the favorites to with the CL.

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• Jordi |  July 29th, 2009 at 3:12 pm

  
  
  

  adam, when the last game arrives, Juve probably already have the scudetto =D (I personally think @ Parma – Juventus)

  Forza Juve

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• Nnahoj |  July 29th, 2009 at 3:40 pm

  
  
  

  I wouldn’t say we’re one of the favourites to take the CL. We still a little way off from regaining that crown, in my opinion.

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• Lord Denny |  July 29th, 2009 at 3:43 pm

  
  
  

  I’m a juve fan and perhaps i really should’nt care, but i’ve seen Milan play three pre-season games and they’ve been ABSOLUTELY abyssmal.
  The big idea appears to be that Ronaldinho will come good,but what if he does’nt? Pirlo and Seedorf?I’m not sure they can compete considering the standards Inter and Juventus are setting.
  Storari and Kalac?should not be options for a team of Milan’s stature; and Pato and Pippo are their only decent forwards…Not lookin good

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• roberto |  July 29th, 2009 at 4:02 pm

  
  
  

  I added some photos from the game guys, enjoy.

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• zaki |  July 29th, 2009 at 5:56 pm

  
  
  

  what a perfect timetable ! we don’t have to fight against milan until the last match when inter have to !! such an advantage of us !!!

  Forza Juve !!!!

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• Ivo |  July 30th, 2009 at 8:40 am

  
  
  

  Wow guys, lets not get ahead of ourselves here. Remember, we still have a defence of Chiellini + a bunch of losers. That doesn’t win you a CL unless you have a great, great, actually spectacularly consistent form.

  Barca have Alves and Maxwell, Real have Heinze and Ramos, Inter have Maicon and Santon, and we…..Grygera and Molinaro. Ouch Who the heck is gonna guard the likes of Ribery, CR, Robben, etc.

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• juvenite |  July 31st, 2009 at 2:50 pm

  
  
  

  caceres is on his way. But i don’t think they are bad full-backs defensively, except Zebina. But they don’t get in enough quality crosses.

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