JUventus hesitant at the top of the table?
365756
It is certainly possible. It has happened before for MIlan and for Juve too. But u know anything is possible in football. Juve is having a rough patch at the moment, i feel their forwards are a little of form. Milan are tired and a little lost because of the champions league. Can they hope of getting past Barca? that is the question. Juve has pretty straight forward matches. Possibly, Reginna and Palermo could be tricky. They could probably force a draw. and if Milan keep winning i dont see why Milan cant win the scudetto this season.(Of course im discounting the fact of any injury problems for Milan).. Forza Milan
587314
Dunno...they've been very lucky to reach the final...scoring 4 goals twice on they're way to the final ...but they always go behind before they wake up...don't think that sounds like EFA final scenario..losing 1 then suddenly drilling 4 in..although i have to admit they have a pretty impresive squad and they can definitely do it...just need to focus a bit more
562013
JUVENTUS!!!!!!!!!!! buffon is amazing
18839
yes i do think they can;t win this year's league... there's no doubt some problem internally... i agree with arsene wenger when he gave his reason not to go to madrid earlier this month, when you have such excellent line-up but can't perform, and changed managers like changing underwear, there must be a problem in the top management...\n\nalmost surely
393045
I hope it is Milan. But to be realistic, Juventus have much easier games. It is hard to see them lose to Siena or Reggina or whatever.\n\nJuventus for first.
993414
The teams that usually reach the semi-finals in the World Cup (e.g. Italy, Brasil, Argentina, Germany, Portugal) should not have problems on substitute few injured or suspended players.\nIf a Team wants to reach the top, they should have top players. \nNesta can be substituted by Materazzi (unfortunately) or Lippi can easily find alternative solutions for the defensive line (Oddo, Zaccardo, Barzagli).\nDon't worry Juventina, we will suffer a bit (as always) but at the end we will prevail.
1118241
yes..i'm also an italy fan since young..but too bad, Materazzi will miss the next match.but no worries,coz italy's defence still have nesta and cannavaro..and they have the world's most expensive keeper,buffon around..but what i'm worried is that will they win it big or win it dirty??
377485
Nah, they need to win everything, hope those above em drop points and still have a lousy goal difference should they draw level. Maybe next season.
640670
It will probably be one of the teams at the bottom of the table, as with previous seasons we, like most top clubs, have a 'bogey' team that always manage to beat us.  I would like to say no team will beat Arsenal on their new ground, but this would just be a dream.
1185636
I don't think they really hold back... Let's just say that they do what they believe will be enough to get the result. (which is why they sometimes get jumped early on !)\n\nEven their manager says he isn't coaching them, he just facilitates talent. In other words - "here's a ball, go kick it into that net"\n\nThat mindset will get you past lesser teams but I think they will really struggle from now. Someone (or 2) really needs to step and make this tournament theirs, like Ronaldo did in France... and I can't see anyone doing that yet.
356713
no they cannot.\nthey are really in need of a good striker and a good goal keeper. Rest all is ok.
965266
Juventus is now currently in 2nd place behind Serie B leaders, Napoli with 24 points after their latest victory against Lecce at the weekend. if they can continue their recent good run, they will be returning to Serie A next season.
1077662
With all the controversy around them right now ( Italian soccer's match-fixing scandal) which really affects many of the players on the national team since many of them play for the team mainly targeted "Juventus" and with all the indictments going on right now and trial.... Plus to top it off they found out during a press conference about Australia that there was a suicide attempt by the team manager of Juventus.\n\n"A former Italian star, Gianluca Pessotto was in a critical condition last night after jumping from his office window on Tuesday."\n\nWith all the bad press and hard times they are going threw they somehow have managed to emotionally push threw and succeed. I heard that the "foul press, etc" has made the team really close.\n\nthey seem so much more sportsmanlike and more humble and you got to luv them when their captains will joke with the captains of the opposing teams while both teams wait in the tunnel.. I mean how cool and friendly is he. Fabio Cannavaro rocks.
332662
They have a good chance to finish in the top six. If this happens then they have a good chance, but they need to finish in the top four to have realistic chances. Someone needs to stop Saints on the run they r on, but don't worry about them, you can finish top and still lose the league, like lats year!
705940
i doubt it, i bet they will be relegated at the end of the season... they havent been doing well at all lol rather apparent eh
446434
If your talking about messi. Probabaly not aganist milan unless they go down big in the first game. He hasn't been starting or even subing for them recently probably due to inexperiance.
683635
He is supremely talented, and could provide a large boost to Sweden this summer in the World Cup.  However, he never really impresses at the club level, or at least not at Juventus yet!  Give him some time though; keep in mind that some players just don't prosper in the Serie A (i.e. Thierry Henry ring any bells!?) If he doesn't prosper then transfer him; he'd probably fit right in in the EPL!