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The Old Lady are in institution in world football with their back story an intriguing talent of pink shirts and black ties, Fiat and corruption.
Juventus F.C. were founded as Sport Club Juventus on 1st November 1897. The founders were students at an esteemed high school in Turin, the 'Liceo Massimo D'Azeglio'.
Only Genoa and Pro Patria were established before Juventus, who have played in the Italian top flight (given its Serie A title in 1929) every season with the exception 2006/07, when they were demoted amid a match-fixing scandal.
Juve's original kit was a fetching pink number that was complemented by a black tie. In these pre-Persil times pink did not stand up well in the wash so it was decided in 1903 a change was needed. One of their team members, John Savage, was an Englishman who had a contact in Nottingham that could provide new kit. He was a Notts County fan and the rest is history.
The Old Lady won their first title in 1905 but it was not until the Agnelli family, owners of the powerful Fiat motor group, become involved in 1923 did the club establish themselves as Italy's most powerful. It was the Agnelli family that structured the club in a more professional manner and appointed full-time coaches and managers.
Juventus remain the only side in world football to have won all official international competitions. Domestically they have won 40 trophies (including 27 Serie A titles), while their European record reads two European Cups, one Cup Winners' Cup, three Uefa Cups, one Intercontinental Cup and two Super Cups.
Their first professional coach was JenoKaroly, who served the club between 1923-26. In the intervening period Juve have gone through a further 48, with Luigi Del Neri the current incumbent.
The early 1930s were particularly fruitful as Juventus secured five successive titles between 1930 and 1935. Thereafter followed a barren spell as their next titles came in 1949/50 and 1951/52 (the latter under English coach Jesse Carver).
Welshman John Charles enjoyed a prolific spell with the Turin giants between 1957 and 1962, scoring 93 goals in 150 appearances. In later years Liam Brady, Ian Rush and David Platt would go on to wear black and white with varying degrees of success.
A survey conducted in national newspaper La Repubblica concluded Juventus are the best supported club in Italy, with over 12million fans (32.5% of Italian football fans).