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Juventus Must Be Humble Against Chievo Verona - Ciro Ferrara
The Bianconeri tactician is looking for a reaction following last weekend’s debacle against AC Milan…
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Jan 16, 2010 9:47:00 PM
By Stefano Federici
After having saved his job following a much needed victory over Napoli during the week, Juventus coach Ciro Ferrara spoke ahead of what looks certain to be another tricky away encounter against Chievo.
“Without taking anything away from Parma, I think the game with Chievo is the hardest away fixture, because for me the next game is always the hardest,” he declared to Ansa.
“The Gialloblu are in great shape physically and even if they haven’t taken many points in recent weeks, I simply don’t trust [Mimmo] Di Carlo.
“I am looking to see an attentive and humble Juventus tomorrow, and we must do our outmost to remain focused at the back.
“Only in this way will be able to obtain the points. Right now we must start taking each week as it comes and think solely on winning.
“I don’t want to focus on the league standings, although it’s true there is a big group forming just behind us. What is important however is that we only think about ourselves for now.”
“Without taking anything away from Parma, I think the game with Chievo is the hardest away fixture, because for me the next game is always the hardest,” he declared to Ansa.
“The Gialloblu are in great shape physically and even if they haven’t taken many points in recent weeks, I simply don’t trust [Mimmo] Di Carlo.
“I am looking to see an attentive and humble Juventus tomorrow, and we must do our outmost to remain focused at the back.
“Only in this way will be able to obtain the points. Right now we must start taking each week as it comes and think solely on winning.
“I don’t want to focus on the league standings, although it’s true there is a big group forming just behind us. What is important however is that we only think about ourselves for now.”
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