Juventus FC
71Official Name: Juventus FC
President: Franzo Grande Stevens
Secretary: David Scapini
Press Officer: Marco Girotto
Address: Corso Galileo Ferraris 32 IT - 10128 Torino
Telephone: (+39) 011 65631
Fax: (+39) 011 440 7377
EUSA Cup winner: 1985, 1996
E-mail: francesco.gianello@juventus.com
Website: http://www.juventus.com
Uniform: White/ black striped
Alternative uniform: Red/ vertical green stripe
2nd alternative uniform: yellow/ blue
European Champions Clubs' Cup winner: 1985
UEFA Champions League winner: 1996
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup winner: 1984
UEFA Cup winner: 1977, 1990, 1993
UEFA Super Cup winner: 1984, 1996
UEFA Intertoto Cup winner: 1999
Italian Championship winner: 1905, 1926, 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1950, 1952, 1958, 1960, 1961, 1967, 1972, 1973, 1975, 1977, 1978, 1981, 1982, 1984, 1986, 1995, 1997, 1998, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006
Italian Cup winner: 1938, 1942, 1959, 1960, 1965, 1979, 1983, 1990, 1995
Italian Super Cup winner: 1996, 1998, 2003, 2004
Primavera Italian Championship winner: 1963, 1972, 1994, 2006
Serie B winner (Italian Second Division):
Primavera Italian Cup winner: 1995, 2004
1899: Foundation of Juventus FC by school attendees aged 14-17
1900: First Italian Championship season (wore pink jersey)
1903: New uniform: black and white striped (after Nottingham FC), Home ground: Piazza d'Armi
1905: Italian Championship winner
1906: New home ground: Stadio di Corso Marsiglia (also called: Campo Juventus)
1923: July 24: New President: Edoardo Agnelli, New manager: Jenő Károly
1926: New manager: József Viola, Italian Championship winner
1928: New manager: George Aitken
1930: New manager: Carlo Carcano
1931: Italian Championship winner
1932: Italian Championship winner
1933: Italian Championship winner, New Stadium: Stadio Communale
1934: Italian Championship winner
1935: New manager: Carlo Bigatto, New manager: Virginio Rosetta, Italian Championship winner
1938: Italian Cup winner
1939: New manager: Umberto Caligaris
1941: New manager: Federico Munerati, New manager: Giovanni Ferrari
1942: New manager: Luis Monti, New manager: Felice Borel, Italian Cup winner
1946: New manager: REnato Cesarini
1947: New president: Gianni Agnelli
1948: New manager: Villiam Chalmers
1949: New manager: Jesse Carver
1950: Italian Championship winner
1951: New manager: Luigi Bertolini, New manager: György Sárosi
1952: Italian Championship winner
1953: New manager: Aldo Olivieri
1955: New president: Umberto Agnelli, New manager: Sandro Puppo
1957: New manager: Ljubiša Broćić
1958: Italian Cup winner, Italian Championship winner
1959: New manager: Teobaldo Depetrini, New manager: Renato Cesarini
1960: Italian Cup winner, Italian Championship winner, Juventus starts sharing Stadio Communale with rivaling city club Torino
1961: New manager: Carlo Parola, New manager: Gunnar Gren, New manager: Carlo Parola, Italian Championship winner
1962: New manager: Paulo Amaral
1963: Primavera Italian Championship winner
1964: New manager: Eraldo Monzeglio, New manager: Heriberto Herrera
1965: Italian Cup winner
1967: Italian Championship winner
1969: New manager: Luis Carniglia
1970: New manager: Ercole Rabitti, New manager: Armando Picchi
1971: New manager: Čestmír Vycpálek
1972: Italian Championship winner, Primavera Italian Championship winner
1973: Italian Championship winner
1974: New manager: Carlo Parola
1975: Italian Championship winner
1976: New manager: Giovanni Trapattoni
1977: UEFA Cup winner, Italian Championship winner
1978: Italian Championship winner
1979: Italian Cup winner
1981: Italian Championship winner
1982: Italian Championship winner
1983: Italian Cup winner
1984: UEFA Cup Winners' Cup winner, UEFA Super Cup winner, Italian Championship winner
1985: May 25: 39 killed, 400 injured in riots braking out in Brussels, Belgium before European Champions League final in Heysel Stadium between Juventus and Liverpool fans, European Champions Clubs' Cup winner, EUSA Cup winner
1986: New manager: Rino Marchesi, Italian Championship winner
1987: Capacity of Stadio Communale reduced to 45000 due to security reasons
1988: New manager: Dino Zoff
1990: New manager: Luigi Maifredi, May 31: New Stadium: Stadio Delle Alpi, UEFA Cup winner, Italian Cup winner
1991: New manager: Giovanni Trapattoni
1993: UEFA Cup winner
1994: New manager: Marcello Lippi, Primavera Italian Championship winner
1995: New coach: Marcello Lippi, Italian Championship winner, Italian Cup winner, Primavera Italian Cup winner
1996: UEFA Champions League winner, EUSA Cup winner, UEFA Super Cup winner, Italian Super Cup winner
1997: European Champions League finalist, Italian Championship winner
1998: European Champions League finalist, Italian Championship winner, Italian Super Cup winner
1999: New manager: Carlo Ancelotti, UEFA Intertoto Cup winner
2001: New manager: Marcello Lippi
2002: Italian Championship winner
2003: Italian Championship winner, Italian Super Cup winner
2004: New manager: Fabio Capello, Italian Super Cup winner, Primavera Italian Cup winner, Construction of training complex Mondo Juve begins, New club logo
2006: New manager: Didier Deschamps, Italian Championship winner, Primavera Italian Championship winner
2007: New manager: Giancarlo Corradini, New manager: Claudio Ranieri, Serie B winner, Promoted to Serie A
2005: Italian Championship winner, Construction of Mondo Juve finishes
2009: New manager: Ciro Ferrera
2010: New manager: Alberto Zaccheroni, New manager: Luigi Delneri
