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Clazon wrote:
> Questions:
>
> You ever seen them play?

No.
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I want to though.

Hopefully going to see Scotland v Italy, so I'll see Del boy and stuff perhaps. But the tickets will sell quick as hell, so it'll be difficult.

> Your view on the "Juve drugs Jolt"?
Well the head physio or medical guy or something (I forget) either admitted or was found to have once used performance enhancing drugs or tested them or something, but there was something about him saying that yeah, it was experimental etc.
And the club forgave him or something or something.

You'll note the bazillion "or somethings", because I can't quite remember.


As for the players, nah, I don't think they took any. Although, I would say that, wouldn't I.
And besides - Del Piero was the main accused, but look at how, well, rubbish he was around then.
He is sort of picking up form again though.

Completely true. I love him when he plays for Brazil, because he either performs and the whole show gets off with a bang. Or he's quiet, but there are about 5 or 6 other quality players who can just do rediculous things with the ball.


Questions:

You ever seen them play?

Your view on the "Juve drugs Jolt"?

Clazon wrote:
> Sometimes,
> however, they can play boring, crap stuff with Emerson at the heart
> of it.

Yeah, sadly.
Although, when Emerson decides he doesn't want to walk around the park doing his Rock impression, and dancing around with his eyebrows, he is greatness.

With Juve, (excluding match against AC), it's all about watching Neddie, Canavaro, Buffon and Camoranesi play. Yes they're a class act. Yes they're the team I "favor" in Italy. Sometimes, however, they can play boring, crap stuff with Emerson at the heart of it.

Generally got into Italian football this season, because as you say there have been some cracking games. Plus I remembered that there were more sporting channels than just Sky Sports. Plus I wanted to see Andrii play.

And obviously because you've been watching Juve and thinking;

"Wow - they all look so beautiful as they stroke the (ooh err) ball around wonderfully. I think I'm moist from this joyous performance of flowing football"

Right?

Forza wrote:

> But yeah, Italian football does receive criticism for being
> boring/incredibly defensive etc - but anybody who watched the 2-2
> thriller with Juve/Inter would disagree entirely.

Perhaps the reason I changed my mind then, amongst other things.

Also it might be that every game I see Inter play, I hope they go a goal behind, because by wishing for one goal, I'll automatically get 2.

:)

Aaaah, James Richardson and his wonderfully shiny bald head.
You should watch Gol! simply to see him shout GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!1111 at the beginning, only to lose interest midway through it until he eventually just gives up with it.

But yeah, Italian football does receive criticism for being boring/incredibly defensive etc - but anybody who watched the 2-2 thriller with Juve/Inter would disagree entirely.
And thankfully, there's been quite a few games like that this season - and it's not even the new year yet.

Although in the past I said that Italian football was boring, crap, etc, etc.

This year I am willing to admit I'm wrong. Having watced quite a few games on Eurosport, with the loved James from Football Italia on C4, I think that possibly produces better football than Spain.

Hoo-rah.

Ha. Only just got the joke kinda thingy.


Note:

He's called Forza.

He supports Juve.

There's a chant that goes Forza Juve.

I rule.