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A look at the Juventus side managed by Giovanni Trapattoni in the mid-1970s and 80s, featuring interviews with Trapattoni, Claudio Gentile and Dino Zoff
A look at the Juventus side managed by Giovanni Trapattoni in the mid-1970s and 80s, featuring interviews with Trapattoni, Claudio Gentile and Dino Zoff
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A look at the Juventus side managed by Giovanni Trapattoni in the mid-1970s and 80s, featuring interviews with Trapattoni, Claudio Gentile and Dino Zoff
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فورزا يوفي ❤️
Celtic were playing total football 5 years before Ajax emerged
I'm here because of CR7 😛
Forever Juventino ?? #FinoAllaFine #ForzaJuve ??
forza juve……………………..salam settong dere pamekasan
Forza juventus
Terrible honestly the doc
Always had a soft spot for Juventus, from a Glasgow Rangers fan. Remember playing them around 1996 in Champion's league. And I will never forget that tragic night at Heysel. We lost 66 souls in 1971 at Ibrox Park.
Boniek was a wonderful player
ah… the old lady…:)
1977
-Serie A??
-Uefa Cup???
1978
-Serie A??
1979
-Italian Cup???
1981
-Serie A??
1982
-Serie A??
1983
-Italian Cup???
1984
-Serie A??
-European Cup Winners Cup???
-European Super Cup???
1985
-Uefa Champions League???
-Intercontinental Cup??
Bellissimo questo documentario fatto da giornalisti inglesi, ed è una grande lezione per tutti quegli italiani che dicono che la Juventus non ha mai contato niente in Europa, nulla di piu sbagliato la Juventus tra il 1977 e il 1985 ha vinto tutte le competizioni possibili, unica al mondo!(Altro che il "tlipete") tra l altro hanno fatto altri 15 documentari su altrettante squadre di club che hanno fatto la storia del calcio moderno e le uniche italiane sono Juventus e Milan.
I LOVE JUVENTUS! FORZA JUVE
In many ways Lippi's 1st stint with Juve surpassed Trap's late 70s-80s Juve. In 94-95 and 95-96 Lippi and Juve had to overcome arguably the greatest Milan and Ajax teams of all time to become champions of Italy and champions of Europe. The Juve team in the Ajax final won by the good fortune of penalties however that Juve was a real squad that relied purely on the collective and were full of Italians like Vialli, Ravanelli, (a young) Del Piero, Conte, Di Livio, Ferrara, Toricelli, Peruzzi etc. They didn't have the fortune of two greatest European footballers in their ranks at that time like Trap had with Platini and Boniek (although they might have if Lippi and Juve hadn't prematurely sold Baggio) and this makes their achievement all the greater. What was a disaster for Juve's history was that within a year they would have a star in Zidane, a flying dutchman in Davids and a superb Del Piero-Inzaghi combo in attack……and they lost back to back finals. Juve have never recovered and its been a relentless disaster in Europe ever since
Arsenal lolik
Juventus was the victim of Heysel and shouldn’t be ashamed, Liverpool and it’s supporters should be ashamed
Merda Rube Ladri
Forza Juventus! FOREVER
L'équipe de la juve qui m'a le plus marqué est celle de 76/77.
Il n'y avait que des italiens (un must).
Une défense de fer avec Gentile (le poète), cabrini, scirea
Au milieux, tardeli et benett et devant Causio et le GRAND Bettega (quel joueur !)
J'ai toujours préféré cette équipe à celle avec Platini et Boniek.
JUVE ZINGARINI
FOOTBALL ,GREATEST AND JUVENTUS SIMPLY DO NOT GO TOGETHER CAUSE THOSE PIEMONTE BITCHES ARE THE BIGGEST FRAUDSTER AND CUNTS THAT FOOTBALL HAS EVER SEEN AND ONLY COMPLETE IDIOT CAN PERCEIVE THEM AS NOT GREAT BUT GOOD CAUSE THEY ARE THE LOWEST OF THE LOW SCUM THERE IS