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[Carlo Romano]

Andrew, rightly or wrongly, Zac gave me the impression he meant more than tiredness as a problem. As for Ribery, it would be a long shot indeed. I don't think he is interested in Italy at all.

On Capello, I tend to agree with Moggi's statement today that it's not possible he could return with the present management. You know I considered Juve did not have a triade but in fact a quartetto, and Don Fabio was the fourth. Which of course Moggi knows!

Bettega was the only one who could come back, being seen as the least offender and a former hero of il calcio.

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I don't see Capello returning to Juve.

Why would he leave a part time job that pays him a shit load to return to Italy and spoil his record of winning the scudetto every other season?

[Carlo Romano]

Hmmnnn...so you probably don't see him replacing Lippi either when he steps down. That was one of the topics on Sky Italia this lunch time. He is actually expected by his employers to win the World cup. When that doesn't happen,if the atmosphere sours afterward, he may well leave.

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For Ahem (so he can remind me again of MarshMelo's technical qualities and how he's not first and foremost a destructive defensive midfielder):
Felipe Melo: "Juve, tre colpi e prendiamo l'Inter".
Il centrocampista brasiliano: "Macché bella vita, sono un guerriero. Non chiedetemi di fare il regista, io devo rubare palloni".

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That's a hilarious picture. You know, If Juve hadn't been so successful in defense today, they would've been 10 points out of first with 9 games to go. I don't know....I'm just saying....
If Inter dropped 1 more and Juve won 1, 7 points would've made you believe. Eh, who am I kidding??

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