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Hell hath no fury like an old lady scorned.

After a chaotic 12 months, Juventus have had an impressive start to the season.

Then came the news yesterday that Paul Pogba had been provisionally suspended after failing an anti-doping test.

So what next for Paul Pogpah, who has had a difficult year both on and off the pitch?

And despite it all, can Juventus bounce back this year?

I'm Ayahuakim Alere.

Welcome to the Athletic Football Podcast.

Campiano delivers Rabios waiting and Rabios scores Juventus is third.

And it's another lovely Piancornery move.

Right, let's get into this.

I'm joined by the Athletics Italian football writer James Horncastle, who's also written about

Pogpah.

I mean, it looks like you haven't had much sleep with the looks of it, James.

You're all right.

Yeah, I've had about three coffees this morning, so yeah, bouncing through the doors into the studio. But yeah, it's been a hectic 24

hours, you know. I was talking to my editor yesterday morning and it was like, okay, there's not really

much going on until Tuesday night when Italy play Ukraine in their Euro qualifier. And then all of a

sudden out of nowhere comes this, this poor pogpa so yeah it's a big

story because certainly when it comes to anti-doping tests very high-profile name pogba yeah even

looking back at the past with you know sort of married on a pep guadiola and people like that

yeah pogba certainly is is one of the most high profile. Okay, well, I tell you what, we want to dig deep into this in just a second, but let's talk about Juventus, because we sort of started on that, really. The last 12 months have been quite interesting for this club. 12 months? I mean, the last decade has been really interesting for Juventus and especially around financial issues as well.

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