Adam Digby
Author's details
Name: Adam Digby
Date registered: July 9, 2011
URL: http://iltifosi.tumblr.com/
Biography
Italian football journalist based in Turin, contributor to Sports Illustrated, In Bed With Maradona, Calcio Italia magazine, World Soccer and ESPN Soccernet.
Born in the year la Vecchia Signora won her first International trophy, witness to the triumph and tragedy of Heysel, lo Scudetto di Fortunato, the glory of Rome, the pain of Calciopoli, and the purgatory of Serie B. Forever loyal.
Respected contributor to a wide variety of online soccer publications and with an extensive online following, Adam divides his time between his native Bradford (England) and the lovely city of Turin. Being the only member of the crew who can not only attend Juventus Stadium matches, but also training sessions at Vinovo, Adam is the envy of... the picture his JK co-workers have pinned on the dartboard.
Latest posts
- Sampdoria 3-2 Juventus REVIEW: Day Off Mister Conte? Just This Once! — May 18, 2013
- Juventus 1-1 Cagliari REVIEW: Sardinians Show Up For Party But Leave Early — May 11, 2013
- Atalanta 0-1 Juventus REVIEW: Forget The Kitchen Sink, Throw The Toilet!! — May 9, 2013
- Juventus 1-0 Palermo REVIEW: Procession Turns To Coronation On The Most Fitting Date — May 5, 2013
- Lazio 0-2 Juventus REVIEW: Another Step Closer To The Tricolore — April 15, 2013
Most commented posts
- The Shoutbox – Weekly Forum – By Fans. For Fans. (Feb 13-19th) — 119 comments
- Top 10 Reasons to Become a Juventus Fan — 104 comments
- Juventus 4-1 Parma: A Dream Debut, and Last Season’s Nightmare Repaid In Full — 72 comments
- COPPA ITALIA – Juventus 2-2 AC Milan – ADP, Mirko, and 120 Minutes of Pure Spectacle!!! — 57 comments
- Juventus 1-1 Bologna: Vucinic Both A Blessing and A Bane, Ten-Men Juve Fights On — 52 comments
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Juventus travelled to Sampdoria on Saturday for the final game of the 2012-13 season and bring an end to what had been a truly remarkable campaign. With the Genovese club already safe from relegation and the Scudetto sealed for the Bianconeri, there was very little to play for on either side. Here’s Adam Digby with …
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Juventus hosted Cagliari on Saturday afternoon in a game which kicked off with the Bianconeri having already secured their second consecutive Serie A title and the visitors comfortably safe in mid-table. Here’s Adam Digby and Aaron Giambattista with the round up of events from Turin. MATCH ANALYSIS by Adam Digby Antonio Conte and his …
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Juventus, having sealed their 31st (yes that’s right, I said T-H-I-R-T-Y O-N-E, count ‘em and shove your asterix) Scudetto last weekend, they dragged their partied out and hungover selves to Bergamo for a match against relegation threatened Atalanta. Here’s what unfolded at the Stadio Atleti Azzurri d’Italia. MATCH ANALYSIS by Adam Digby The Bianconeri …
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TThey kicked off needing just a point. A single point that would see Antonio Conte’s men named champions for the second straight year and the only thing standing in their way was a troubled Palermo side who themselves were desperate for points in order to avoid returning to Serie B for the first time since …
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With the Champions League dream over for another year, Juventus returned to domestic action on Monday evening as they travelled to Rome to take on Lazio. The Biancocelesti were also dumped from the Quarter Finals of European competition, having seen their Europa League hopes dashed by Fenerbahce last Thursday and both teams entered this clash …
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Last week Juventus travelled to the Allianz Arena and were humbled by a Bayern Munich side desperate to make amends for losing last year’s final in their own stadium. A two-nil victory showed that they were a side to be taken seriously and that the second leg defeat to Arsenal in the previous round was …
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Walking into the lair of their most heated (and hated) rivals, for once Juventus had bigger concerns than a meeting with Inter. Thanks to a nine point cushion atop the Serie A table, nobody could blame the Bianconeri if they were looking past the latest installment of the Derby d’Italia saga and thinking about the …
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€15million sounded a lot. When Juventus announced the signing of Leonardo Bonucci from Genoa in the summer of 2009 it looked like they had, despite the arrival of a new and supposedly more astute management team, once again overspent on a player. His early showings in the Bianconeri shirt did little to appease those fears …
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It had been a huge week for Juventus. After disposing of current European Champions Chelsea in the Group Stage, the quarter final draw – Juve’s first since 2006 – gave them 2012 runners up Bayern Munich. Talk had also continued all week over the prospect of Zlatan Ibrahimovic returning to Turin after some terribly misrepresented …
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In the most recent Youth Sector round up we promised you a close look at the Primavera Coppa Italia Final and, true to our word, Adam Digby brings you exactly that. In addition, Massimiliano returns with his view of the Bianconeri’s recent win over Rosenborg in the NextGen Series so read on to discover how …
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Well, it’s been a while. The last Youth Sector update was quite some time ago but don’t worry, we haven’t forgotten to bring you all the latest news from the Primavera and beyond as Adam Digby takes a look at the events taking place for the various teams, going back to look at what has …
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After the Italian FA (The FIGC) announced on Monday that Juventus would be fined just €4,000 for ‘”directing insulting chants to a player of another club,” Adam Digby calls on the club to take a more hardline stance. Tired of seeing Serie A pay mere lip service to the racism issue, is it time for …
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MATCH ANALYSIS by Adam Digby Encounters between Napoli and Juventus need very little adding in order for them to boil over. History shows that over the years the clubs simply do not meet without there being fireworks and, thanks to the fact they occupy the two top spots in Serie A, there was …
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Pass any park, field or playground in the days surrounding footballs biggest occasions, be it a World Cup, Champions League or FA Cup Final or even the opening match of a new season and you will more than likely find a group of children playing the game we all love. More than just playing, they …
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