Annoyingly a lot of these players are young aswell.
Good for England is the only silver lining
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Annoyingly a lot of these players are young aswell.
Good for England is the only silver lining
The logo has undergone an evolution. Everything has an evolution. The brand is not linked to Turin, but basically Juventus is linked to Turin as pizza is to Naples, that is, not at all. Juve is a multinational, they have no territorial ties starting with the name "youth" and therefore were perhaps the only team - together with Inter - to be able to free themselves from the chains of territorial representation. "
The logo has undergone an evolution. Everything has an evolution. The brand is not linked to Turin, but basically Juventus is linked to Turin as pizza is to Naples, that is, not at all. Juve is a multinational, they have no territorial ties starting with the name "youth" and therefore were perhaps the only team - together with Inter - to be able to free themselves from the chains of territorial representation. "
Always thought it was a horse... Never realised it was a zebra!
.....So what's the Turin element then?
It is the champion team in CL and first in PL, not by chance, however, giving the 1-0 with that episode was conditioning. Then nothing to say about losing.
Chelsea are just bullying Juventus right now.
They'll be a powerhouse for a long time if they can keep a hold of Tuchel.
They'll be a powerhouse for a long time if they can keep a hold of Tuchel.
Always thought it was a horse... Never realised it was a zebra!
.....So what's the Turin element then?
There is no Turin element. If you go to Turin you will find many more Torino Calcio fans. It probably derives from the history of the Agnelli & FIAT Auto. Since the 1960s, the Agnellis have wanted to give Juventus a "national" and non-territorial imprint. A team that united the immigrant from southern Italy to the inhabitant of the Veneto.
About the zebra ... what can I tell you? Did you see wolves wolves or jackals / coyotes?
Great team, tough.
I actually quite like Rabiot, although he's been pants tonight.
I don't like him pushed out to the left; always seems to play better through the middle. To be honest, they've all been shit.
It evolved into a trash logo.The logo has undergone an evolution. Everything has an evolution. The brand is not linked to Turin, but basically Juventus is linked to Turin as pizza is to Naples, that is, not at all. Juve is a multinational, they have no territorial ties starting with the name "youth" and therefore were perhaps the only team - together with Inter - to be able to free themselves from the chains of territorial representation. "
The reason I asked:
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About the zebra ... what can I tell you? Did you see wolves wolves or jackals / coyotes?
No stripes apart from 2 years..... It was yellow for 30 years FFS!
As I said..... I thought it was a horse.
At first I didn't like it, now I recognize Juventus in it. Simple mustache type from Nike. Sure it's not F. Mercury's Queen logo
Juve are rubbish now, look where they are in Serie A. Chelski are good no doubt, but Juve are shite
In my opinion for the foreign expansion project, like Asia. It is a far-sighted project that starts from afar.
No idea what you're saying fella.....
You said: In the old [logo[ there was the symbol of Turin.
What aspect of it symbolised Turin?
Juventus is being rebuilt for two years of great confusion. There has been a step backwards since Allegri's last year. Now without CR7 the investments will start again. If we also sell Ramsey ...
Mohamed Camara at RB Salzburg looks like a player destined for bigger things to me. Centre midfield, he reminds me bit of Lassana Diarra.
