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Udinese President Giampaolo Pozzo Looks Forward To Juventus Date
Pozzo believes his side can show their mettle against the Turin giants...
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Nov 19, 2009 1:39:43 PM
Udinese president Giampaolo Pozzo (pictured right alongside Jean-Claude Blanc) is hoping that his side can pick up maximum points from their clash with Juventus this weekend.
The Old Lady are currently flying high, but Pozzo is confident his charges can do the business as he urges his players to prove their strength.
"It will be a nice game in Turin im sure of this and we believe in our players," Pozzo told Radio Kiss Kiss.
"Playing against Juventus now is always stimulating as the league is starting to become lively."
The Scudetto is a long way off for the Friulani, but Pozzo believes Milan have what it takes to break in between Inter and Juve.
"It's early to talk about Juventus and Inter for the Scudetto as Milan have recovered. However we also believe in ourselves, but we have to wait until the end of the year to see where our strengths are," concluded the chief.
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
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