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It has been an up and down season for Juventus striker Alessandro Matri. There have been times
where it seems that every time he touches the ball it ends up in the back of the net while at other
times there have long absences of his name on the score sheet. When he is hot, he has been praised
uncontrollably, even once being compared as the next David Trezeguet.
Image: REUTERS/Giorgio Perottino.
How cool would it be if there was a superhero whose job it was to pursue footballers and pull
their shorts down for the benefit of watching?!
Well, fantasise no more, people. Juve's Fabio Quagliarella is here and he's going to rescue us
from the horror of thigh-free week days.
Juventus were crowned Serie A Winter Champions after one of their most controlled performances of
the season on Saturday night. Atalanta have proven to be tough opposition for any team, especially
at home where their only defeat prior was to champions Milan. But, the Bianconeri overcame early
frustration to eventually overcome the Nerazzurri with relative ease.
With 41 points from the first 19 matches of the Serie A season, Juventus finds itself with the
symbolic label of ‘winter champions' for the first time in six long years. Much of that is down
to new manager Antonio Conte (the players themselves have helped a bit as well). The influence of
the one-time Juventus captain has been well documented throughout the season.
Juventus will be at home for the first time in 2012 on Sunday when they welcome Cagliari to the
Juventus Stadium. Starting the New Year off with more of a whimper than a bang, Juve did manage to
take home the three points from Lecce even if it was a struggle. As Antonio Conte stated
afterwards, they will look to build from that match and improve their performance.
Serie A Weekly welcomes writer Luca Cetta to our pages Udinese and Juventus played out a 0-0 draw
at the Stadio Friuli in Wednesday evening's early Serie A kick-off. The winner would go first, but
in a match of few clear cut chances, Juve remains unbeaten while Udinese's home winning streak has
come to an end.
Another week and another win, as Juventus roll through Novara to keep their unbeaten streak intact.
It was always going to be a tall task for Novara as they entered the Juventus stadium and the home
team was unfortunate to not score more. Although the visitors did have a few chances, this match
was all Juve.
By JOHN BOSCHINI
Manchester City are back on track with as a 1-0 victory over Arsenal put the noisy neighbors
back atop the English Premier League. Mario Balotelli and David Silva combined for the only goal of
the contest and snapped Arsenal's eight-game unbeaten run in league play.
Juventus moved back to the top of Serie A after a 2-0 win over Novara thanks to goals by Pepe and
Fabio Quagliarella. The win lifted Antonio Conte's men back to the top of Serie A on 33 points
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With Antonio Cassano effectively ruled out for the season, barring a miraculous recovery – which
I hope for – the club has decided that a new striker is needed. Adriano Galliani has hinted as
much, but, has said that if a striker does arrive it will only be temporary, i.e. on a loan. "For
sure [.
Juventus might be on top of the Serie A table but it is too early to consider them as serious
contenders before they can register a notable win against one of the elite teams such as Milan or
Napoli. The upcoming fixtures will offer the Bianconeri the perfect opportunity to measure their
improvement and how far they have gone since seeing former captain Antonio Conte take over as
coach.
Serie A finally got underway last weekend and the main story to come out of it was a team of the
week Juventus with an opening day 4-1 win over Parma in the beautiful new Juventus stadium. Sunday
afternoon saw match day 3 underway (unofficially day 2) with Juventus traveling to newly promoted
Siena. An attack-minded Juventus was a joy to watch with their attacking 4-4-2 formation (4-2-4).
According to Transfermarkt, Juventus was the big spender in this summers transfer market,
spending 85.7 million euros in total as the club completed full acquisitions on a number of players
including Alessandro Matri and Fabio Quagliarella, who will be joined by fresh faces Arturo Vidal,
Mirko Vucinic, Eljero Elia, Stephan Lichtsteiner and potentially the best deal, Andrea Pirlo, who
arrived from Milan on a free transfer.
2010-2011 Recap Following many changes both in management with the appointment of newly elected
president, Andrea Agnelli, followed by General manager Beppe Marotta and manager Luigi Del Neri,
the trio brought no fewer than twelve new faces to the squad that had already come off from a
disappointing season under former manager Ciro Ferrara, and his predecessor Alberto Zaccheroni.
Rob Kinnan PhotographyJuventus 1, Chivas de Guadalajara
Two of the most well known teams from around the world arrived in Raleigh, North Carolina to do
battle as part of the Herbalife World Football Challenge. Juventus FC arrived to represent the
Italian Seria ‘A' while Mexican powerhouse Chivas de Guadalajara arrived to represent the FMF
Primera Division.
Make sure to look at our original, Nike Juventus 2011-2012 kit presentation
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Rossi to sign this week?
Juventus have made it clear that among their summer signings they plan to spend big on a marquee
striker. However, without the promise if Champions League football next season that task can
prove difficult.
Sergio Aguero: Striker, surely. Argentine, indubitably. Statement of intent? Quite possibly. After
putting himself on the transfer market, via Twitter of all places, the Atletico Madrid striker has
become one of the hottest strikers available, albeit with an immensely high price tag. If Juventus
can somehow scrape the money together however, the move may pay off immensely.
Juventus have announced the permanent signings of four players: Alessandro Matri, Fabio
Quagliarella, Simone Pepe and Marco Motta.
In attesa di rientrare in campo dal primo minuto nella prossima stagione con la Juve dopo il grave
infortunio di gennaio Scalpita per tornare protagonista sui campi da calcio, ma intanto si fa
notare anche per qualche vicenda "extra-calcistica". Parliamo di Fabio Quagliarella che, tra una
seduta di fisioterapia e l'altra, è stato paparazzato dal [.
In what has become a habit for Juventus, the Bianconeri dropped two points and settled for a
draw with Catania. Juve could not defend a 2-0 lead over the visitors who have yet to register
their first away win of the season. The Bianconeri squad is lacking in quality and this is evident
when the legendary but aging Alessandro Del Piero is the main source of creativity for the
team.
Internazionale swept all before them at this year's Oscar's; and Il Principe, Diego Milito, finally
got the recognition he so greatly deserves. These awards are particularly significant as they are
voted for by the Serie A players. "Il Principe" won the best Foreign Player and also Player of the
Year.
Earlier this season, even one month ago before the winter break, it seemed as if Juventus had
finally returned as a force in the Serie A. As the most successful club in Italy with more Scudetti
than any other club, it was a welcome return indeed. During the summer Juventus made a number of
signings that have aided in their bid to again be champions of Italy.
This upcoming weekend gives Juventus a great chance to bounce back from their bad run of
defeats. Having only taken one point in nine the past three matches in the Serie A, Juventus need
to pick themselves up if they want a chance at getting in a Champions League place by the end of
the season.
This upcoming weekend gives Juventus a great chance to bounce back from their bad run of
defeats. Having only taken one point in nine the past three matches in the Serie A, Juventus need
to pick themselves up if they want a chance at getting in a Champions League place by the end of
the season.
Although Diego Forlan was looking to end his career at Atletico Madrid, Serie A club, Juventus,
is now showing a growing interest in signing the Uruguayan striker for the Spanish club. As the
Bianconeri desperately look for a striker to fill the role, the Italian club thinks that it's
Forlan that can take over Fabio Quagliarella's spot.
Three big stories this past week have perhaps set in motion a chain of events, the eventual results
of which may have huge implications on both the Serie A title race this season and the future of
the Italian national team. First among these, and easily the saddest tale is the season-ending knee
injury suffered by Fabio Quagliarella.
Juventus are reportedly planning a move to sign Liverpool striker Fernando Torres in the summer.
Bianconeri boss Luigi Delneri is keen on bringing the Spaniard to the club but will find it tough
to persuade the Merseyside club to sell one of their prized assets.
The Serie A side's main attacking threats, with the exception of Fabio Quagliarella, are nearing
the end of their careers with the likes of Alessandro Del Piero, Vincenzo Iaquinta and Amauri aged
36, 31 and 30 respectively and the Turin side are planning major summer additions to help make the
Old Lady of Italian football into genuine title chasers.
After the sad news that Fabio Quagliarella will be out for the rest of the season, Juventus got
a replacement in record time. It's Luca Toni who will be replacing Quagliarella (out for 4-6 months
with a torn cruciate knee ligament), the World Cup winner leaving Genoa to sign a one and a half
year contract with the bianconeri.
Gazzetta dello Sport Oh Juve, Giovinco does harm Inter Lions Fantasy Milan Quaglia crack, Toni
arriving Roma go, but what mistakes Corriere dello Sport Here is Cassano: Milan fly Leonardo Inter
joy Juve desperate: Now Toni Roma-Palermo-Bari: What wins Tuttosport Arriving Toni Serious injury
to Quagliarella speeds.