Juventus director general Luciano Moggi insists no-one's feeling sorry for themselves after last week's Champions League exit.
"Unfortunately we were eliminated from the Champions League, but we are still nine points clear at the top of the table," he told the club website.
"It is a huge disappointment to go out in the quarter-final stages of a competition that we hold so dear, but you cannot always win. There are also opponents to face and Arsenal are a team who are in great form at the moment.
"Right now we have to fight for the title with all our might and with huge concentration and for this reason we have decided to have a 'pause for reflection' and to work in silence.
"This goes for the directors, the coach and the players so that we can maintain the necessary calm to take on the challenges that face us in the championship and to win the scudetto for the fans and shareholders that so deserve it."
"Unfortunately we were eliminated from the Champions League, but we are still nine points clear at the top of the table," he told the club website.
"It is a huge disappointment to go out in the quarter-final stages of a competition that we hold so dear, but you cannot always win. There are also opponents to face and Arsenal are a team who are in great form at the moment.
"Right now we have to fight for the title with all our might and with huge concentration and for this reason we have decided to have a 'pause for reflection' and to work in silence.
"This goes for the directors, the coach and the players so that we can maintain the necessary calm to take on the challenges that face us in the championship and to win the scudetto for the fans and shareholders that so deserve it."
