We Are The Champions! – The Shoutbox – By Fans. For Fans. (May 7-13)

May 7, 2012

May 7, 2012

The Shoutbox – By Fans, For Fans is your all-week open Juve-debate, no restrictions, no boundaries. Share what you want, say what you want, and face the diverse music of the global choir of Juventini! We want to hear your thoughts on all things Black & White! The idea behind The Shoutbox is that YOU direct the conversation. So bring it on!

Celebrate Good Times, C’mon!

Kool And The Gang – Celebrate Good Times

We want to hear your story from yesterday!

Did you watch the Derby as well the Juve match?

Who were you with?

At what moment did you start celebrating?

How did you celebrate post-match?

Be as verbose or succinct as you like (I prefer verbose) in the comments below and share your tale of yesterday’s glorious day of football when Juventus were crowned CHAMPIONS OF ITALY for the 30th time.

We want to hear you, so please:

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http://www.facebook.com/people/Michał-Janowski/100000522494894 Michał Janowski

1. Yes I did, and also I did take more than one sneak peak @ Inter vs. Milan

2. I was with Juve all the time, since… 1993. Ok, that was a corny one ^^. I was watching it with another juventino who is my best friend at the same time. Priceless moments I must say!

3. Truly? When I saw Conte’s smile i started to celebrate. It reminded me of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, that cat’s smile was awesome.

4. Was reading posts and comments and discussing the whole season and what we have achieved with my bro.

5. Yes, I can’t wait for the final against Napoli, we want both trophies this year! ROAR!
- http://JuventiKNOWS.com TeamGREASE
  
  I FOUND IT!
  
  cheshire cat smile, 86th Minute.
- agiamba
  
  #3- That’s brilliant.
Juveroo

Congratulations juve we have been waiting for this for 6 long years.This scudetto is dedicated to all the loyal supporters but mainly to those brave and loyal players like Buffon DePiero, neved, treza,camo and others who stuck by juve even in serie B. To the true believers rase your glass and drink yourself silly, you deserve it.I watched the inter-v-milan game and had juve game on line.Up to ibra’s goal lhad one point in mind. but when milito scored from the penalty spot i knew that we could start celebrating and i had a big smile on my face.The scenes in torino were unforgetable.Everyone celebrate.
Demyan-uz

1. Was flipping between the windows watching Juve and listening to the derby. It was very cool to see Milito score a penalty and the next second hear the roar in Trieste – first time I had this experience.
2. Watching – alone unfortunately. Sharing emotions – with my girlfriend who is gradually being converted to my religion.
3. Exactly as Michal – when I saw that Conte’s smile about two minutes before the final whistle. Very strange cuz I am still scared of the boys conceding on the last seconds, but then, like, no way they will concede two and Milan score three, so… then apparently I started looking stupid as a dumb wild smile showed on my face, which I could not really take off till the end when I fucking burst. It was special.
4. Cracked a bottle of champagne meanwhile checking if any post-game videos are available.

sincere congrats to everyone here, let’s hope this is a start of something immense, fundamental and epic. Thank you guys for your devotion and really good work on the web-site and Forza Juve!
http://twitter.com/Juventino_22 Abo

1) my neutral friend was updating me (via text messages) on the derby.

2) Alone, in my room (no, i was not watching p0rn) … All my Juve friends live in Lebanon or El Paso, which is pretty far away. Haven’t met a Juventini here in my city, but sooner or later, I will.

3) The moment Conte started pumping up the crowd. His face was priceless.

4) Spam-tweeted everything in CAPS. Then I realized is this true? I pinched myself, and I felt that pinch. The whole thing was real. The moment I realized that we just won the Campioni, I fell on the floor and my eyes watered a bit. I couldn’t move. After I recovered, I jumped all over my room. Shouted at the top of my lungs. Probably pissed off the whole family, but who gives a shit, JUVE WON THE CAMPIONI.
Dirtbunny

1. Hell yes. First the Juve match up through about minute 80, all the while trying very hard NOT to find out the Derby score. Then the Derby, cackling, snickering, and downright cracking up the whole way through. Then the last minutes of the Juve match. Then a few minutes of the post-match celebration, up until the players started looking apprehensive. Then I had to turn it off for fear that the eager tifosi were going to break Gio.

2. Chez nous, with Mr. Dirtbunny, who was still pouting after Liverpool lost to Chelsea.

3 &4. Uh, haven’t yet? Are you telling me this is real? It can’t be. Really?
- http://JuventiKNOWS.com TeamGREASE
  
  IT’S REAL, BABY!!!! campioniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=602040960 Ruben Juventino Nilsen

1. Of course. At times I paid more attention to the derby I streamed on the laptop, while the Juve-match were on the bigscreen. Bit furious after Milan’s penalty. NO other team would’ve gotten that.

2. Had a friend over.

3. There were some light cheering before it erupted at the final blow, playing Storia di un grande amore at full volume (on repeat) on the outside speakers, running around the lawn singing and dancing!

4. Well. Twitter and Juventus Channel. Reckon there will be a real party come Sunday.
Sabakku

1. I didn’t watch those dirtbag. But my brother keep send me SMS notifying the result

2. Friends. and beers (if I should count ‘em too)

3. After that autogol (second goal), and after I heard the commentator mentioned the latest score in Milan. At first I thought Bori scores again, and I came up with a plan to make another ‘hail-bori-poster-art-with-a-communist-propaganda-style’ to messin’ around with Bori’s haters here ^_^

4. 18 bottle of beer + downloaded celebration videos. Videos that shows Matri’s ass. Seriously.
http://JuventiKNOWS.com TeamGREASE

I met with John Cascarano (aka FABIO GROSSO) at Nevada Smiths, a football bar in NYC. As probably the best football bar in the city, half the screens showed the Juve match and the other half the Milan derby.

The Milan derby viewers were few, probably no more than a handful while the Juve supporters rolled 40 deep I’d guess. We had the back area to ourselves. There was even an old lady that came in about halfway into the first half and was super nervous and agitated… luckily the result was happy for her. The mix of Juventini were probably 50/50 straight-up Italians and Italian-Americans like John and myself. We were loud, but mostly nervous until the end of the match.

The bar was setup with the Juve match on screens on a far wall while the Milan derby was shown on the screens on the opposite wall behind the bar. The bar’s sound system carried the audio for the Juve match.

I remember John screaming and jumping like crazy when Inter first scored, and I remember myself smiling but refusing to cheer.

I remember the Juve fans hearing about a penalty for Inter and turning around to watch it on the TV behind me, and I didn’t want to look.

I remember John screaming and crying that we won, but with still 3 minutes to go in both matches I told him that it was too soon, that we had to wait, that nothing was decided yet.

I remember singing “siamo noi, siamo noi” at the top of our lungs and making the bar shake with our pogo-jumping.

I remember not wanting to leave the bar immediately after the final whistle, not wanting to keep my plans to attend a christening, not wanting to cut the celebration short. But I left the bar and my Juventini friends.

After I finally got home from the christening, my girlfriend and I enjoyed a little champagne and Domenica Sportiva highlights. And for me, the party hasn’t really stopped yet.

Forza Juve!
- http://www.juventiknows.com Marco P.
  
  So that’s why Fabio Grosso wasn’t in any of the celebration videos. He was partying hard in NYC with the GREASE!!!
  - Rido afmaja
    
    LOLLLLL
  - johncas
    
    Precisely!
- johncas
  
  With three minutes left, I felt it was probably safe. I hope that’s the last time I ever have to cheer an Inter goal for the rest of my life.
- agiamba
  
  My guess is Fabio Grosso had a few drinks! “Perche avete vinto lo Scudetto? Perche noi abbiamo due coglioni cosi!”
http://www.facebook.com/renesa Renesa Nizamee

1. I didn’t watch the derby, but I was getting live updates from Goal.com. After the first goal inter had scored I realized the commentators were providing the updates of goals whenever scored at the Derby.

2. I was all alone. During the half time I talked with my younger brother regarding the match.

3. When I heard Inter scored the 3rd one then I started believing that was it!

4. I haven’t slept close to 30 hours before the match as I was tensed. So after the match I talked with some of my friends over the internet, saw some of the celebrating clip and then went to sleep.
Joshua

1) I watched both at the same time. That’s what live streaming does to you: Turns you into a football zombie
2) I was with a Milan fan, and we almost came to blows (friendly ones He’s a pretty good buddy, and sporting too. He sure knows his football and he says Juve deserved the win)
3) I celebrated when Inter equalized.
4) It was 4+am here when the match ended, and I ended up not going back to bed. I was a walking zombie in ward rounds the following day BUt the hell it was worth it.
http://twitter.com/yusufreza Yusuf R. Kurniawan

1. For the most part watched Juve’s game but always switched channel when Inter scored.

2. Probably with 50 Juventini cramped in the small local restaurant. Always the same group every matchday.

3. We’re starting to sing “campione, campione, ole ole” after Inter got the second penalty. Personally, I celebrated after Conte waved to fans in 85+ minutes.

4. Skipped class. Went to a deep, deep sleep (Stay awake all night, match ended at 4am). Celebrated on my dream.
- Rocke Linez
  
  Hey gan, do you live anywhere near Surabaya or Malang? I’m from Pasuruan and there’s Zero calcio atmosphere here as far as I know.
  - http://twitter.com/yusufreza Yusuf R. Kurniawan
    
    Nope, I live in Depok.
- agiamba
  
  2. Probably with 50 Juventini cramped in the small local restaurant. Always the same group every matchday.That’s awesome.
Juve_kennardi

1. Yes, I do.. but mostly I watch the juve match.. and milan got an easy penalty again.. hahaha..
2. With my interisti brother, he was very happy when milito got 2 penalties and maicon “lucky” goal.
3. When vucinic score cause I know milan won’t beat inter after bonera and abbiati got injured.
4. Looking for more news in the internet and view the video juventiknows post.. plus keep smiling all the day.. hahahaha..

Forza juve.. We have been waiting for this moment.. All people talk this is 28th scudetto, but this is our 30th scudetto.. !!!!!
Rido afmaja

I watched the Juve game, but when Juventus tifosi roared the stadium i switched the channel, because i knew there was something happened. I watched the game with my GF since my GF is a juventina. I started celebrating when Maicon scored for Inter’s fourth goal. It was a great moment, i celebrated it by going round my town with my GF. I was in tears. After a six years of frustrating and sadness we got this. yeahh, campioni d’italia!!!
http://twitter.com/tinnywonks Sharline

1. No, my connection would have died with both streams on, so I just tuned in to Twitter for updates about the derby.

2. I tried to get my sisters to watch, but it was 3 AM so I ended up watching it alone.

3. I remembered I started celebrating a little when we got the second goal. So I was pretty relaxed when the stadium cheered for the 3rd Inter goal, and I was like, “OKAY EVERYBODY CALM THE FUCK DOWN” because I still wanted a third goal from our game just to make it even more emphatic. But then it became 4-2 at the San Siro and then Conte started smiling and Quagliarella was playfully hitting ADP and ADP couldn’t stop smiling…well, it hit me then. I was shaking and cheering but also starting to feel sorry I didn’t get a spumante dolce when I was out earlier. I swear the bottles were calling out to me, but for some reason I said, no, I’ll save it for the last game.

4. Tweeted like crazy and watched the celebration videos. And then I tried to go back to sleep because I still had to go to work. I had some drinks with friends after work though, and I woke up just now and I’m so happy it wasn’t just a dream.
http://twitter.com/O_Fenomeno86 Prince Akeem Joffer

1. I initially refused to watch the Derby as I wanted to concentrate fully on the Juve result. However, once the second goal went in, I couldn’t resist pulling it up to see just how close we were to the Scudetto.
2. I watched (as I always do) from the comfort of the living room with my girlfriend. I don’t do well in public places when Juve plays, I’m a nervous wreck.
3. I didn’t celebrate until the final whistle blew. At that moment, no. 4 happened.
4. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgmq19WoJgc
- http://twitter.com/#!/montiburns1 Santiago Montes
  
  lmao, I was so in shock after the victory…. mother took this pic of me & I didnt even notice
  - http://JuventiKNOWS.com TeamGREASE
    
    WHY EAT SHIRT?! SHIRT TASTY?
- http://JuventiKNOWS.com TeamGREASE
  
  Love the carpet-angels!
  - http://twitter.com/O_Fenomeno86 Prince Akeem Joffer
    
    That was more me trying to kiss the “jersey”. I was so happy I couldn’t think of anything to do other than throw myself on the ground bodily and do carpet-angels. One of the greatest moments of my life!
    
    PS I’m sorry I missed out on Nevada Smith’s, but like I said I’m terrible in public during Juve matches. Also, my hangover had other ideas for me…
    - http://JuventiKNOWS.com TeamGREASE
      
      you think YOU’RE bad in public?
      
      John was a lunatic, sitting on my lap, pulling at my shirt and trying to kiss me and i’m like “dude, your wife is right there bro!”
      - johncas
        
        You wish, brownshoe.
http://twitter.com/undapatie Sympati Sembiring

We are here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucVn1nL3kIgAnd here:

Also here:
mariuch

1) I watched both games at the same time using 17 different feeds, damn internet!

2) I watched the game with a Romanista and a Milanista(sucker!! lol), I need new friends lolol

3) For the first time in my life I celebrated for each merda goal, was nice to get under my milanista friends skin. But it was truly after merdacons stunner that i started freaking out and calling people.

4) I got naked.

I am honestly still in dreamland, I cannot believe we have gone undefeated up to this point and have now clinched the scudetto. This scudetto is really special as we literally dominated serie a with beautiful football. Not only will this Juventus change the way the bigger clubs play football in Italy, it will also revolutionize the way teams are managed, we have a state of the art stadium which brings in extra income, we contribute to the national team and play the best football in the peninsula. The rest of serie a has no choice but to follow suit if they want to compete with Juve as well as the rest of Europe. We also have out not so secret weapon Antonio motherfucking Conte leading the way!! Siamo noiii siaamooo nnoooiiiiii!!! I campioni dell l’Italia siamo nooiiii!!!!! WTF, i’m naked again….jesus!!
- http://JuventiKNOWS.com TeamGREASE
  
  well said about this new project revolutionizing football in Italy, great point.
http://www.geekinpractice.com amrush

1. To the hell with the city of Milan; well except those awesome Juventini crashing Duomo! Twitter kept me updated with the scores .. didn’t need anything else!

2. I could’ve gone out with friends and celebrated properly! BUT I thought, and miss my little brother’s first scudetto? I mean I got mine 10 years ago… and it was one hell of a feeling for teenage Omair .. wanted to celebrate with him! I owe him that at the very least! so, my little brother and I were joined with our sister and mother.. Only @oobi:twitter @rtaibah:twitter (and their wives (@HijaziA:twitter @May_AG:twitter )) were missing ..

3. After our second goal .. whoever scored it! I don’t care, Campioni do not care about such details, do they now?

4. jumping up and down with the little one! now I can be happy that his initiation is complete! took me and y other brothers 6 years to convince him (Imagine cheering for a team on the year they’re condemned to Calciopoli?) .. Now he, I, and all of us can be proud again! we watched the scenes from Trieste at full! didn’t miss a broadcasted moment’ singing; “Siamo Noi”

Of course, the party was carried on to twitter! where all the amazing Juventini just congratulated one another .. all the stars .. all videos .. I know it doesn’t sound much, but now I can be happy that me and my siblings are fully-fledged Juventini and no intra-house rivalries can exist! we’ve shared scudetti after all
n_mobes

1 I watched juve and flipped back and forth when goals were scored.
2. The first half with my brother. The second by myself. Peaceful. Quiet.
3. I knew we won at the 2nd Inter-merda goal. But I was stunned and sat in disbelief as we finally returned to glory.
4.I messaged all the milanistas in my phone. Then I hung one of my jerseys in my famiy restaurant for all to see and made pizzas with a huge smile on my face.
@Mr_Bianconero

1, Had both games going on my laptop, with just the Juve game with sound! (See my twitter Mr_Bianconero
2. It was 4:45 her in Canberra Aus, I was alone… not for long though!
3. Started celebrating after the Maicon goal! DONE AND DUSTED!
4. Took the day off work, started drinking at 6am and did not stop until 6pm! WHAT A DAY!
KarimJuve7

1) Naaah I only watched the Juve match… Milanese derby is for losers

2) It was the eve of my birthday, i had a soar throat & my voice was barely coming out… so i was recovering alone at home while watching the match.

3) I started celebrating when i heard the roar in the stadium when sfinter scored their 3rd… I was screaming as i hard as i can but my voice was coming out in a really bad shape … watching Conte celebrating on the touch line in pure amazement when the 4th was struck…

4) I went out & celebrated my friends… needles to say, on my birthday everyone congratulated me (even my Milanese friends)… but it was all too late by then, I couldn’t muster the littlest of piece of tone out of my throat… WORTH IT
Somnath_Sengupta

1. Watched the Juve match but got sms updates for the derby.

2. Alone.

3. When Maicon scored the goal. Before that goal I still have the fear that Ibra will do something or Milan will get some soft penalties.

4. Overloaded my FB and twitter profiles with 30th title messages, stayed up till 4 AM (despite having office from 8.30 AM :/)..
http://twitter.com/#!/montiburns1 Santiago Montes

hope you guys enjoy this short story:
http://montiburns1.tumblr.com/post/22643114691/ewwww-just-found-out-i-have-a-meelan-past-dad
https://profiles.google.com/WPazzurri/about Weston (@wpazzurri)

1. I put both games on at once; we could only find the derby on TV so we put the Juve match on my laptop on the coffee table in front of the TV at the same time. Only the Juve match with sound, of course.

2. My friend Jake (the ex Manchester United fan I converted to Bianconero, the one in the pictures of me with some of the team from last summer.)

3. I was making strange inhuman noises of anticipation and excitement all day, but once that whistle blew I started screaming. Unfortunately, people were napping and we got kicked outside haha! I never felt the true exhilaration until I could see Conte and Del Piero’s faces when they realized they had won it… then, THEN I knew too.

4. Well my friend and I live in SC where no one knows what a Juventus is for miles, so we drew CAMPIONI D’ITALIA etc. all over his car and then kicked a ball around for a bit. I took the flag I had autographed by Conte, Buffon and the others and wore it as a cape.

Honestly, the saddest moment of the season was probably right then, seeing the small bit of celebrations on TV we could, and then realizing we would have none of that, and seeing how quickly life returned to normal around us. It was so quiet.

But one day… one day I’ll see it in person. Or at least with a large group so we can party afterwards.
http://twitter.com/DheerajSP Dhee-Dhee

1. Though I only watched the 2nd half of our game(overslept as I had a long day), I occasionally switched to check the score of the Derby. Was lucky enough to catch Inter’s penalties.

2. Technically I was alone at home, but I was following my fellow Juventini on Twitter. Never felt alone with them watching the game with me!

3. After I read that Maicon made it 4-2, and when I saw Conte hugging and celebrating.

4. Constant retweets on Twitter, posting about the scudetto on Facebook, watching livestream of our celebration, all while I sipped on single malt whiskey!
- http://JuventiKNOWS.com TeamGREASE
  
  Love that line about never feeling alone when the Juventini on twitter are watching the match with you… too true!
Rocke Linez

I hate some of the questions asked, but I’ll answer it anyway.

1. Nope, not at all… but the roar at Nereo Rocco chilled my spine, it must have been intense there in the Derby.
2. All alone (and I hated it).
3. The final whistle, I raised both of my fists but I didn’t yell or scream despite the joy and emotion… coz it was 04:00 AM and I’m afraid to woke 2 years old Khadija and 2 months old Ali (and I hated my own silence).
4. I stayed in front of my netbook and watched all the celebration videos until 06:30 AM, the joyful feeling kept me awake for work until 03:00 PM, that’s the time I crashed my pillow.

My voice on this occasion, I shout every Indonesian Juventini, particularly Surabaya or Malang residents… if you read this, please text / mail me a name and address of your hangout place, I’m dire need of Juventus atmosphere.

Mail: rocke.one (at) gmail (dot) com
Cell: 087 856 808 321

Major thanks in advance,
Rocke Linez

PS: Champions league, your worst nightmare is coming… get yourselves prepared.

FINO ALLA FINE, FORZA JUVE!
Reza Mediar

1. I didn’t watch the derby because Juventus match was more important than the derby.
2. I watched Juventus match against Cagliari with Juventus fans club Indonesia chapter Yogyakarta, in Yogyakarta of course. Around 500 people were there. Just FYI it was 1.45 am Indonesian local time. But all of Juventini in Indonesia mostly spent their time to see Juventus and abandoned their activity for that day, they shoul had slept at that time, but they were true Juventini.
3. Juve’s first goal. And when we knew that Inter were scoring. But we started celebrating like a crazy man after Juve’s second goal.
4. We all together with Juventus fans club Indonesia singing and chanting around 30-40 mins, hugging each other yet we didn’t know each other. And because it was around 4.15 am in the local time, I should go back home because I have a class on 10 am.

It was a beautiful moment for me as a person. We have been waiting for 6 years. And i’m proud to be a Juventini!
Ciccio Drughi

We had the milan game on foxsoccer and watched the juve game thru ESPN3 online.

I was with my best friend and his father (juventinos), and his sister’s boyfriend (milaniste hahaha)

i flipped out after milito’s second penalty. milan didn’t deserve that first pk and karma got em. i knew no one was going to score against juve and i was looking for a draw in the milan game so juve would win regardless due to head to head. i screamed and jumped around from militos third, thru the own goal, thru miacons blast, thru the final whistle, thru the celebration, and throughout the evening. i was wearing a del piero sony minidisc jersey and drank some homemade vin to celebrate.
Macalatas

stay on my room.4 am on my country,watching juve by streaming and milan inter by TV ,..i was alone…
http://twitter.com/l_cetta Luca Cetta

Couldn’t sleep before and it was an early start (4:15am). I watched it at a local cafe with other members of the Juventus Club Adelaide. Had a big screen watching Juve and a tv in the background with the derby on for any updates. It got nervy as the second half wore on and the score was still 1-0, but once the second goal went in you know it was coming. You knew it was time to celebrate. Some champagne and a chinotto, then some breakfast and later on some sleep. But only after reliving the final moments over and over and watching the celebrations unfolding in Trieste and Turin.

All the hurt and pain of 2006. All the bullshit. The first match in Rimini (which I ‘watched’ in Italy on 7Gold – others will know what sort of coverage they have!) to promotion in Arezzo and everything that has gone on since. This is a long time coming, but isn’t it just so sweet?
- Chrispezz
  
  What coverage of the Juve game were you watching in Oz? Stream? I have RAI and they were showing the derby.
  - http://twitter.com/l_cetta Luca Cetta
    
    Yeah we had a stream on a projector. Then the derby on Rai in the background.
RContini

It’s a beautiful day fratelli e sorelle! and there are many more to come, mark my words!

1. yes, for the last few rounds i’ve always had Milan on my Pc while Juve is on the big TV. thats how i knew we’d be ok, i’ve seen how lucky they’ve been. last 2 weeks i confess i found my eyes on Milan quite a bit because i felt we were safe (until the Lecce incident!) and was waiting for Milan to fuck up, Inter was a game too far for them, their luck ran out! that they benefited from a goal line decision was just priceless!

2. My Brother and Dad. my dad is from the old country but me and my bro were born in Leeds, he passed on his love to us. we’ve been watching every big game together since calcio first came on British TV in 92. We are the only Juventini that we know in Leeds England, so if any more of you are nearby, Shout!

3. when Inter went 3-2 up, and realised Milan were all over the place. it’s never over till it’s over, but it was a long way back from there.

4. got even more drunk and went a bit mental for a bit!

lots of singing, then watched the aftermatch on Italian TV, interviews and stuff, stayed up all night looking for anything i could find on the net, watching them party all over Italy into the night, and wishing i was there.

we all agreed this title means the most of all that we have seen (save
the world cup 2006, but thats another thing entirely!), and my dad is 56
so that is really saying something!! interestingly, he said that
normally when Juve win the title, the feeling is as much releif as joy,
because of the pressure and expectancy to win. when you win as the
underdog, with hard work it is so much more satisfying and it is x10
this time because of all the misery of the last 6 years. he said, and i
agreed with this, the only comparable one was 94/95, Lippi’s first and
the first we watched together.
http://twitter.com/anharaia Anhar Raiardi

I watched full the juventus match while constantly checking out livescore bout the derby..
i was watching with the Juventus Club Indonesia
well at the 80th minute… chants, tears, joy was bursting everywhere
post match? a couple of drink with some friends i just made them juventini
Noel Harris

1. it was showing on the tv but i wasn’t interested in it i was focused on our game
2. i watched the game on my computer by my self
3.when i got the phone call on my way to my football match i yelled so loud i think i woke up some people on campus halls
4.celebrated when i went over to a drinks house and got shit faced
dandi

1. Yes, after 3rd goal from Milito.
2. Alone.
3. After Maicon goal. Surely seals the scudetto.
4. Youtube, Twitter’s timeline, Facebook wall. I’m geek enough.
daas88

1. I was watching the lecce – juve (on arabic…) on a stream while listening the comments of the milan – inter.
2. Alone in my house, but commenting the game with a friend via skype.
3. After the 2nd juventus’ goal, because i was afraid lecce could tie. In that moment I was like “:’D”
4. Nothing special, I was watching pictures and videos of the celebrations for hours, and commenting via twitter.
http://www.facebook.com/LuckiestSOBinNYC Sonny Smith

1. Yes I watched Juve on the TV and the derby on my Ipad via ESPN3
2. Just my wife, we were out of the city for the weekend.
3. When the 4th goal struck the net I went crazy.
4. We went out to dinner and I had a few to few =).
agiamba

#1- Nope. Just was following via Twitter. After a while I remembered ESPN3 has a fancy P-I-P and had both the derby and Cagliari-Juve on.
#2- My buddy Dan.
#3- When I heard about Milito’s 3rd goal. Then I knew, it was really over.
#4- By playing a little pickup football (and getting whomped) taking said friend Dan to the hospital for a nasty ankle sprain, and then celebrating with Andre, laundry, and Twitter! (Amazing, I know)
http://twitter.com/haythamx Haytham M.

1.) I watched the Juve match, but every time I heard the Juve crowd screaming, I’d quickly switch channels
2.) I was watching it with my wife.
3.) The moment I saw Conte and the bench at around the 90th minute mark, that’s when it started to sink in…that this is really happening.
4.) Mostly online, and on my phone messaging fellow Bianconeri. I spent about an hour watching the on-the-pitch madness.
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http://twitter.com/JuventinoSF30 CampioneD’Italia

This web-site is RAD!
1. I had the Derby on a TV in another room, so that I could check in on the game after viewing Twitter updates.
2. My lovely wife, our first date was a Juve game at the Stadio Degli Alpi more than 8 years ago (No Joke)
3. After Maicon ‘Absolute Firecracker” (Ian Darke voice) I believe Juve was up 2 nil at that point.
4. Saturday the 11th (tomorrow) @inbaggiowetrust and I will be spearheading the San Francisco Juventus Campione D’Italia Parade #sfjuveparade The City will be filled with Siamo Noi, Siamo Noi, Campioni del Italia Siamo Noi, APD songs galore.. a few ‘storia di un grande amore,’ ‘chi non saltas’ ecc…
- http://JuventiKNOWS.com TeamGREASE
  
  awesome! make sure you and @inbaggiowetrust take pics and post them on here… and a video would be even better.
http://twitter.com/MDeScis Michael DeSciscio

Does any one know where we can get the official Nike Scudetto t-shirts in the US? I can’t find them anywhere except on juvestore.com. Let me know if anyone finds them.

Thanks!
http://twitter.com/MDeScis Michael DeSciscio

1. I was at a party so I couldn’t watch the game live but I had the DVR going. I was so tempted to check the score of our game but held off as i wanted to see the game. I was tracking the Derby from my cell phone.
2. I was alone
3. I felt really good after the Derby even though I had no idea of our result yet. I watched our game that night when i came home from the party.
4. I was so happy i cried
mike

I screamed so loud like I never screamed and my wife thought I was being murdered! I couldn’t catch it live as my TV had broken down so I was getting live updates on the web.
rizzosports

It’s a shame we couldn’t see this squad in Europe.