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Quote from: tokeweed on May 26, 2019, 08:53:19 AM

He either knows or it's a bluff. I think it's a bluff. Nobody knows what's gonna happen and this is what I think: The whoever is not gonna find any FPP violation against City.

And Sarri just became favorite to become Juve's next manager.

https://www.oddschecker.com/football/football-specials/juventus/next-permanent-manager

But look at Poch and Mou... I'd like to put some action on those if there was a BTC sports betting site taking them.

I'm registered on the Juventus "insiders" forum here you will find a lot of interesting things that you will never read on the media.

Sarri can be even the favorite for bookmakers but he is not the profile for Juventus, anything can happen but he is not the profile that Agnelli wants, also keep in mind a very important factor:

The odds you see on the bookmakers are regulated by them BUT a huge reason is the quantity of the bets on the bet TDLR if everyone is betting on Sarri cause (fake news according to insiders) the spam on media, the odds will go down.

We have a lot of information on that forum as happened at Ronaldo time, information that you will never see on social media.

Sarri is the main name now for media since he has no team for next year (Chelsea probably will not confirm him) but Guardiola seems to already have an agreement with Juventus.

TBH is more likely Klopp to Juve than Sarri Imho

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Quote from: tokeweed on May 25, 2019, 11:48:20 AM

I think it's hard for Pep to leave City just like that. Think about it, City's backroom was gradually prepared for his arrival. The hiring of Ferran Soriano as CEO, the arrival of Txiki Begiristain, both of which were instrumental for Pep's promotion to manage the first squad and his success at Barca.

Guardiola seems to have 2 clauses on his contract, one linked to economic matters, the second in the case of bad faith of one of the two parties.

We are talking about using the second, why? Agnelli is the president of the ECA and the rumors say that he knows what will happen to the city with the sentence of FPP.

He either knows or it's a bluff. I think it's a bluff. Nobody knows what's gonna happen and this is what I think: The whoever is not gonna find any FPP violation against City.

And Sarri just became favorite to become Juve's next manager.

https://www.oddschecker.com/football/football-specials/juventus/next-permanent-manager

But look at Poch and Mou... I'd like to put some action on those if there was a BTC sports betting site taking them.

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Quote from: tokeweed on May 25, 2019, 11:48:20 AM

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Still no new info about Guardiola, we have pseudo denials from an Italian member of the Manchester City Board of Directors, but the rumors about is are strange.

He is bound somehow to the Agnelli family so those denials seem to have 0 value also because they didn't happen through the official channel of the English club.

For sure if Juventus will not have him next year it will a huge disappointing for Juventus and any other coach will be the "not Guardiola mister"

But it could be worse. Juve could end up with Mourinho. Lololol. Cheesy

Seriously tho, I think it's hard for Pep to leave City just like that. Think about it, City's backroom was gradually prepared for his arrival. The hiring of Ferran Soriano as CEO, the arrival of Txiki Begiristain, both of which were instrumental for Pep's promotion to manage the first squad and his success at Barca.

I thought the same thing, Pep Guardiola could not have been a Juventus coach because he was signed to Manchester City. Mourinho is one of the strongest candidates who are also very strong house preached by all sports media. Whoever will be the Juventus coach I will support him.

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Quote from: Pmalek on May 25, 2019, 12:08:31 PM

Here is a bit of info before the Sampdoria - Juventus match tomorrow night.
Anyone thinking of betting on Juventus should read this

Juventus is playing away and it would be a risky bet against Sampdoria. actually this match has no table sense for both teams. total over 2.5 looks pretty well.

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Quote from: tokeweed on May 25, 2019, 11:48:20 AM

I think it's hard for Pep to leave City just like that. Think about it, City's backroom was gradually prepared for his arrival. The hiring of Ferran Soriano as CEO, the arrival of Txiki Begiristain, both of which were instrumental for Pep's promotion to manage the first squad and his success at Barca.

Guardiola seems to have 2 clauses on his contract, one linked to economic matters, the second in the case of bad faith of one of the two parties.

We are talking about using the second, why? Agnelli is the president of the ECA and the rumors say that he knows what will happen to the city with the sentence of FPP.

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Here is a bit of info before the Sampdoria - Juventus match tomorrow night.
Anyone thinking of betting on Juventus should read this, the probable starting lineup according to Allegri:

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Tomorrow, Carlo Pinsoglio will be in goal. Caceres, Daniele Rugani, Chiellini, Mattia de Sciglio, Cuadrado, Emre Can, Bentancur, Pereira, Dybala and Kean will all play.

Source: https://twitter.com/juventusfcen/status/1132257157775282177

Ronaldo has not been called up and will be rested for International duty.

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Quote from: coinlocket$ on May 24, 2019, 05:35:38 PM

Still no new info about Guardiola, we have pseudo denials from an Italian member of the Manchester City Board of Directors, but the rumors about is are strange.

He is bound somehow to the Agnelli family so those denials seem to have 0 value also because they didn't happen through the official channel of the English club.

For sure if Juventus will not have him next year it will a huge disappointing for Juventus and any other coach will be the "not Guardiola mister"

But it could be worse. Juve could end up with Mourinho. Lololol. Cheesy

Seriously tho, I think it's hard for Pep to leave City just like that. Think about it, City's backroom was gradually prepared for his arrival. The hiring of Ferran Soriano as CEO, the arrival of Txiki Begiristain, both of which were instrumental for Pep's promotion to manage the first squad and his success at Barca.

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Quote from: Pab on May 25, 2019, 06:57:28 AM

How many times that news about Guardiola can be repeated
How many times he has to comment that

Easy till he will sign with us!

Well for us, Juventus fans, the League is over 1 month ago we have nothing better to do Cheesy

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Spal have a lot of motivations, you are wrong about it.

If Spal loses they will probably lose a lot of position on the leaderboard because a lot of teams can overtake them and this is very important since we have bonuses for placements.

I'm not so sure that Milan will have an easy task to win vs Spal.

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Quote from: coinlocket$ on May 24, 2019, 05:35:38 PM

Still no new info about Guardiola, we have pseudo denials from an Italian member of the Manchester City Board of Directors, but the rumors about is are strange.

He is bound somehow to the Agnelli family so those denials seem to have 0 value also because they didn't happen through the official channel of the English club.

For sure if Juventus will not have him next year it will a huge disappointing for Juventus and any other coach will be the "not Guardiola mister"

How many times that news about Guardiola can be repeated
How many times he has to comment that
Better focus on last games very boring and sometimes very interesting league rival
Milan to win Spal is not playing well at home and no motivation
Atalanta to win or maybe drawn his rival is able to surprise
Inter will have hardest task .Empoli won his last three games and wants avoid relegation
As we know there is no favs in Serie A and everything can happen

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Still no new info about Guardiola, we have pseudo denials from an Italian member of the Manchester City Board of Directors, but the rumors about is are strange.

He is bound somehow to the Agnelli family so those denials seem to have 0 value also because they didn't happen through the official channel of the English club.

For sure if Juventus will not have him next year it will a huge disappointing for Juventus and any other coach will be the "not Guardiola mister"

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Quote from: Pmalek on May 24, 2019, 02:27:51 AM

Quote from: Juggy777 on May 23, 2019, 12:49:06 PM

Juventus will never hire Mourinho as he’s not the special one anymore, in today’s scenario he’s the general one who’s lost his Midas touch of winning trophies. Pochettino is also in the race as he’s looking for a fresh challenge, and I feel Juventus is the ideal club for him to build his credentials as a great manager. Sarri is being strongly tipped to take over Juventus head coach job, do you’ll feel he’s the right candidate for them?.

Reference: https://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/1131061/Juventus-Maurizio-Sarri-Mauricio-Pochettino-Chelsea-Tottenham-Massimiliano-Allegri

I think Sarri could be a really good choice. Napoli played some great football with Sarri. He was never able to win the title because of Juventus so he would be motivated to get some silverware in his career as well. He has the chance to win the Europe League now with Chelsea and after that I am sure he would be interested in some more.

The only problem I see is that Juventus doesn't generally look for a manager who plays beautiful football but one who wins. That is the only thing that matters and that is the philosophy of the club. That is why most of the mentioned coaches aren't really in accordance with that philosophy but maybe times will change soon!

Sarri is one of the names of trainers who are also called strong candidates replacing Allegri. however, I think the style of play that Sarri applied to did not match the Juventus style of play. there is still plenty of time to determine who is the replacement for Allegri, and I think Juventus Management will do their best.

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Sampdoria Genoa - Juventus Turin
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Spal 2013 - AC Milan
1x2 AC Milan @1.51

Cagliari Calcio - Udinese Calcio
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ACF Fiorentina - Genoa FC
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Inter Milan - FC Empoli
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Bologna FC - SSC Napoli
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Quote from: Juggy777 on May 23, 2019, 12:49:06 PM

Juventus will never hire Mourinho as he’s not the special one anymore, in today’s scenario he’s the general one who’s lost his Midas touch of winning trophies. Pochettino is also in the race as he’s looking for a fresh challenge, and I feel Juventus is the ideal club for him to build his credentials as a great manager. Sarri is being strongly tipped to take over Juventus head coach job, do you’ll feel he’s the right candidate for them?.

Reference: https://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/1131061/Juventus-Maurizio-Sarri-Mauricio-Pochettino-Chelsea-Tottenham-Massimiliano-Allegri

I think Sarri could be a really good choice. Napoli played some great football with Sarri. He was never able to win the title because of Juventus so he would be motivated to get some silverware in his career as well. He has the chance to win the Europe League now with Chelsea and after that I am sure he would be interested in some more.

The only problem I see is that Juventus doesn't generally look for a manager who plays beautiful football but one who wins. That is the only thing that matters and that is the philosophy of the club. That is why most of the mentioned coaches aren't really in accordance with that philosophy but maybe times will change soon!

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Juventus is training 1 day a week now, the following is a rare picture from their training session from the beach.

It's explainable. They have no such pressure for the match. Wind lose or draw does not matter. They already have the league title.

Meanwhile you'll have some people still gamble blindly regardless, I've been avoiding since I knew they've won the league already and there is no extra motivation for them to win games, perhaps the only thing they could play for would have been too help Ronaldo be the highest goalscorer in the league, that also seemed like a long shot since the last 2 - 3 games with Quagliarella leading the chart significantly and always scoring.

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Quote from: coinlocket$ on May 23, 2019, 07:20:37 PM

Juventus is training 1 day a week now, the following is a rare picture from their training session from the beach.

It's explainable. They have no such pressure for the match. Wind lose or draw does not matter. They already have the league title.

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Quote from: BitcoinGirl.Club on May 23, 2019, 06:39:36 PM

So we have the last round of Serie A on day after tomorrow. The fight only remains for 3rd and 4th position only. Not much excitement left.

Has anyone noticed the recent performance of Juventus?

Bookies are making good money LOL

Juventus is training 1 day a week now, the following is a rare picture from their training session from the beach.

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So we have the last round of Serie A on day after tomorrow. The fight only remains for 3rd and 4th position only. Not much excitement left.

Has anyone noticed the recent performance of Juventus?

Bookies are making good money LOL

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Quote from: Theb on May 23, 2019, 02:20:33 PM

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I think we can exclude Inter from this ecuation because I don't see them losing next match in any case,since the stake is so big. So it all comes down to Atalanta performance in the last match and honestly I don't see them missing such a big opportunity. They would finish on 3rd spot and that's absolutely impressive considering the fact that they don't have any big superstar in their team. Their club is worth less than €200 mil compared with Milan and Inter both of them worth over €500 mil yet still they have the opportunity to be in front of them.

Yeah probably, they'll be playing against Empoli which is a point shy away from relegation but nevertheless Inter is really on a bad form lately with their last 5 matches they only won one game and all of them are draws with one embarrassing defeat against Napoli. That's why I am saying that the best scenario for me as a Milan fan is to see either of them lose or have a draw in their last match and maybel Empoli could make that happen especially if their Serie A ticket is on the line.

Well, anything is possible is football and most of the surprises usually happen at the end of every season because that's the period when all players are under pressure. I see Empoli is just one point ahead of Genoa(last relegation spot) and they are equal if we talk about goal average so its a complicated situation here because both Empoli and Genoa will play their matches at the same hour.

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this week there were a lot of rumors that preached who the coach would replace Allegri at Juventus. Mourinho, Guardiola and Pochetino are some of the strong candidates reported by the media. But, I think all the candidates who are called will be very difficult to become coaches, especially Pep Guardiola because he currently has a contract with Manchester City.

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Quote from: Harkorede on May 23, 2019, 04:43:31 PM

I still don't understand how Guardiola is still the heavy favorite to be Juventus next manager according to sportbooks, despite that a Man City's Board Member Alberto Galassi claimed the speculation is not true, that Guardiola remains committed to Man City. Is there any possibility of the board member being in the dark as well, or sportsbooks just got the wrong info and this is another betting trap ?

How happens, Pep will not go to Italy to train Juventus. Indeed, Pep is a great coach, I think next season will stay with Manchester City. And a very choice if Juventus takes Pep as a coach. Very much still the choice of coach for Juventus. Why should the pep be reported.

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