Juventus FC Thread *Campioni D'Italia*

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Juventus FC Thread *Campioni D'Italia*
JUVENTUS FC
2005-2006

Official Site

STADIUM

Delle Alpi

PROFILE

Juventus Football Club S.p.A. is one of the prominent professional football clubs internationally, boasting approximately 21 million supporters in Europe and some 10 million supporters, almost one-third of all football fans, in Italy.

Juventus' entire winning track-record is the richest among all Italian football clubs, with 28 Italian Championships, 9 Italian Cups and 4 Italian Super Cups domestically, and a number of international trophies, i.e. 2 Champions Leagues, 2 Intercontinental Cups, 2 European Super Cups, 3 UEFA Cups, and 1 Cup Winners' Cup.

Sporting achievements have greatly contributed to the Company’s reputation and prestige and Juventus' very name elicits perceptions of success, professionalism and tradition. The Company has successfully supplemented its core competitive sporting activities with a comprehensive effort to exploit its corporate name, which has become one of the world's best known and most popular brands, achieving significant economic results.

Juventus has become a "media company", well equipped to become part of the broader entertainment industry in ways consistent with its development strategy, and to take any opportunities for growth that will arise from its changing into a "entertainment and leisure group".

Excellent sports results and increasing profitability and shareholders value are the mission of Juventus Football Club S.p.A..

Juventus Football Club S.p.A. has always been a leading player in social solidarity projects. This active commitment can be seen in ongoing projects and charity initiatives. A commitment that drives new ideas and projects sparked by collaboration with those who work in the sector and by the enthusiasm of fans, sport lovers and, especially, young people.

For the third year running, Juventus Football Club S.p.A. was awarded the solidarity cup, “Scudetto della Solidarietà” by the weekly VITA non-profit magazine for the club that stands out most for its community plans, generosity and structured projects. VITA drew up a table of 18 teams on the basis of initiatives by the clubs, players and, as of this year, also their fans.

Solidarity and integration are the common elements in the projects launched in recent years. In particular:

* “Fatti e Progetti per i Giovani”, a wide-ranging programme aimed at improving the living conditions and education of many young people. Two goals are pursued:

> solidarity. Alongside the Don Bosco Missions, Juventus Football Club S.p.A. has contributed to creating a Residential Centre for immigrant children from outside the EU. In the centre, which has also become a meeting point for young people from Turin, about 100 volunteers are involved in training, voluntary work, and preventing children from dropping out of school;

> training and education. In collaboration with the Faculty of Economics of the University of Turin, Juventus Football Club S.p.A. has established a training course to attract young people to study sports management, combining the skills of teachers and professionals in the field and encouraging research into the management of sports organisations. 10 scholarships have been created in memory of Giovanni Alberto Agnelli.
This collaboration has led to the creation of the degree course in Sports Management, with the best specialists in the field participating in courses and seminars.

* The “Residential Centre” named after Edoardo Agnelli, in collaboration with the Associazione Gruppi di Volontariato Vincenziano, created to give a home to mothers in distress.

* Aid and support over many years for the work of the “Fondazione Piemontese per la Ricerca sul Cancro”, through the funding of a private transport service that links the city of Turin directly with the Cancer Research and Care Institute in Candiolo.

The 2003/2004 financial year saw the launch of the “Crescere insieme al Sant’Anna” project to raise the funds needed to restructure the maternity ward of the Sant’Anna Hospital of Turin to provide a more welcoming environment, familiarity with care procedures and psychological and physical well-being, both for those who use the service, i.e. the babies and their families, and for those who work there every day.

TROPHIES

28 League championships

1905, 1925/26, 1930/31, 1931/32, 1932/33, 1933/34, 1934/35, 1949/50, 1951/52, 1957/58, 1959/60, 1960/61, 1966/67, 1971/72, 1972/73, 1974/75, 1976/77, 1977/78, 1980/81, 1981/82, 1983/84, 1985/86, 1994/95, 1996/97, 1997/98, 2001/02, 2002/03, 2004/05

9 Italian Cups

1937/38, 1941/42, 1958/59, 1959/60, 1964/65, 1978/79, 1982/83, 1989/90, 1994/95

4 Italian Supercups

1995/96, 1997/98, 2002/03, 2003/04

2 European Cups

1984/85, 1995/96

1 Cup Winners Cup

1983/84

3 UEFA Cups

1976/77, 1989/90, 1992/93

2 European Supercups

1984/85, 1996/97

2 Intercontinental Cups

1985/86, 1996/97

1 Intertoto Cup

1999

ROSTER

GOALKEEPERS

1. Gianluigi BUFFON
12. Antonio CHIMENTI
22. Landry BONNEFOI

DEFENDERS

7. Gianluca PESSOTTO
15. Alessandro BIRINDELLI
19. Gianluca ZAMBROTTA
21. Lilian THURAM
27. Jonathan ZEBINA
28. Fabio CANNAVARO

MIDFIELDERS

3. Alessio TACCHINARDI
8. EMERSON
11. Pavel NEDVED
16. Mauro CAMORANESI
20. Manuele BLASI
24. Ruben OLIVERA

FORWARDS

9. Zlatan IBRAHIMOVIC
10. Alessandro DEL PIERO
17. David TREZEGUET
18. Adrian MUTU
25. Marcelo ZALAYETA

COACH

Fabio Capello

MERCATO

In

Name: Adrian Mutu
Birth Place: Pitesti (Romania)
Date: 01/08/1979
Position: LS/CAM
Cost: 0€
Contract: 1.000.000 € per year till 2010
Number: 18

Name: Giuliano Giannichedda
Birth Place: Pontecorvo (ITA)
Date: 21/09/1974
Position: RCM/RCB
Cost: 0€
Contract: 2008
Number: 23

Name: Giorgio Chiellini
Birth Place: Livorno (ITA)
Date:14/08/1984
Position: LB
Cost: 4.3m €
Contract: 2009
Number: 3

Name: Robert Kovac
Birth Place: Berlin (Germany) - Croatian Nationality
Date: 06/04/1974
Position: LCB
Cost: 0€
Contract: 2007
Number: 6

Name: Enzo Maresca
Birth Place: Ponte Cagnano (ITA)
Date: 10/02/1980
Postion: LCM
Cost: 0.007m €
Contract: 1.200.000 € per year.

Name: Fabrizio Miccoli
Birth Place: Nardò (ITA)
Date: 27/06/1979
Position: LS
Cost: 2.4m €
Number: 13

Name: Patrick Vieira
Birth Place: Dakar, Senegal - French Nationality
Date: 26/06/1976
Position: LCM
Cost: 20m €
Contract: 2010
Number: 4

Name: Christian Abbiati
Birth Place: Abbiategrasso (Milan)
Date: 08/07/1977
Position: Goalkeeper
Cost: loan
Number: 32

Name: Federico Balzaretti
Birth Place: Turin
Date: 06/12/1981
Position: LB-RB
Cost: Free
Number: 14

Out

Ciro Ferrara---------------> Retirement

Paolo Montero------------> Released

Olivier Kapo---------------> AS Monaco (loan)

Raffaele Palladino---------> Livorno (loan)

Marco Zanchi-------------> Messina (? m €)

Felice Piccoli--------------> Lazio (loan)

Andrea Gasbarroni---------> Palermo (co-ownership)

Simone Bentivoglio-------> Mantova (co-ownership)

Daniele Gastaldello-------> Siena (co-ownership)

Rey Volpato-------------->Siena (loan)

Benjamin Onwuachi-------> Standard de Liège (? m €)

Nicola Legrottaglie---------> Siena (loan)

Antonio Mirante-------------> Siena (loan)

Ilyas Zeytulaev-------------> Reggina (? m €)

Matteo Cavagna------------> Ravenna (co-ownership)

Matteo Paro-----------------> Siena (co-ownership)

Enzo Maresca---------------> Sevilla (2.5m €)

Stephen Appiah-------------> Fenerbahce (8m €)

Davide Chiumiento----------> Le Mans (loan)

Luigi Lavecchia---------------> Le Mans (loan)

Alessio Tacchinardi-----------> Villareal (loan)

Viktor Boudianski-------------> Avellino (loan)

Andrea Masiello--------------> Avellino (loan)

JUVENTUS TOP SCORERS 2004/05

Rank...Name.........................Serie A Goals........Cup Goals.......Total

1. Alessandro Del Piero............14(4)..................3...................17(4)
2. Zlatan Ibrahimovic..............16(1)..................0...................16(1)
3. David Trezeguet..................9.......................5..................14
4. Pavel Nedved......................7......................3...................10
5. Marcelo Zalayeta.................6......................3....................9
6. Mauro Camoranesi................4(1)..................1....................5(1)
7. Ruben Olivera......................4......................0....................4
8. Emerson.............................2......................1....................3
9. Fabio Cannavaro..................2......................1....................3
10. Steven Appiah...................2......................0....................2

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KITS

Home

Away

Keeper

PRE-SEASON FRIENDLIES

01.06 F. Marinos vs Juventus
04.06 Kitchee F. Team vs Juventus
07.06 Tokyo F.C. vs Juventus
14.07 Voghera-Juventus
17.07 Pavia-Juventus
20.07 Tim Trophy with Milan and Inter
23.07 Standard Liegi-Juve (Ginevra)
27.07 Cesena-Juventus (Cesena)
01.08 Biellese-Juventus (Biella)
03.08 Politehnica Timisoara-Juventus
06.08 Benfica-Juventus (Lisbon)
09.08 Juventus-Roma (Palermo)
12.08 T. Moretti with Inter and Napoli (Naples)
14.08 Trofeo Berlusconi (vs Milan)
17.08 Juve A-Juve B (Villar Perosa)
20.08 Supercoppa Italiana (vs Inter) in Turin
24.08 Trofeo Gamper (vs Barcellona)

INFO

Home Turin, Northern Italy
Founded 1897
Address Piazza Crimea, 7-10131 Turin
President Vittorio Chiusano
Vice President Roberto Bettegna
Manager Luciano Moggi
Coach Fabio Capello
Telephone Number 0039-011-65631
Training HQ Stadio Comunale, Via Filaefia, 89, 10134

Se7eN · Division 1 Rookie

Fiorentina [3 - 3] Juventus
G. Pazzini - A.D. Piero
G. Chiellini - Z. Ibrahimovic
Dainelli - Z. Ibrahimovic

seiya · Soccer Expert

wow, the Juventus love :PPPP

Se7eN · Division 1 Rookie

Yeah. I really like them.
So...
Welcome to the club Very Happy

Se7eN · Division 1 Rookie

Top two draw to remain deadlocked

Zlatan Ibrahimovic rounded off a sublime move seven minutes from time to grab Juve a point in a 3-3 thriller at Fiorentina on Saturday. Fabio Capello's side came from behind three times, but passed up the chance to claim top spot after Milan were held to a shock 1-1 draw by lowly Brescia.

Those results left Milan top on goal difference with both teams on 67 points from 30 matches and eight games left.

Third-placed Inter, who face Milan in a Champions League quarter-final second leg on Tuesday, won 1-0 at Bologna with an early goal by Julio Ricardo Cruz against his old club. Despite the win Inter are still 14 points behind the leaders.

Giampaolo Pazzini fired Fiorentina in front against Juventus after 14 minutes with a fabulous strike from outside the area.

Just eight minutes later Alessandro Del Piero brought Juve level with a near post shot that Fiorentina keeper Cristian Cejas should have kept out.

A Giorgio Chiellini header from a Martin Jorgensen cross sent the Florence side in 2-1 up at the break but another mistake from Cejas allowed Juve to equalise again.

The Fiorentina keeper raced out of his area but his weak clearance fell straight at the feet of Ibrahimovic who drifted the ball into the unguarded goal.

With 15 minutes remaining Fiorentina went ahead for the third time in the game with a Dario Dainelli header but once again the Viola, coached by former Juventus favourite Dino Zoff, were unable to hold on to their lead.

With eight minutes remaining Juve produced a fluent passing move and, after a smart one-two with Marcelo Zalayeta, Ibrahimovic's classy finish earned the Turin side a point.

seiya · Soccer Expert

Hmm, 3-3 isnt good, they should have won but oh well, at least it was a nice show of games. Smile

Se7eN · Division 1 Rookie

Fiorentina is a difficult team when you play away...

Se7eN · Division 1 Rookie

And yeah it was a hell of a game!