copkillah Posted November 4, 2014 Share Posted November 4, 2014 Ja tu Škrtela ne vidim kao problem. A Lalanom nisam nešto oduševljen, danas je trčao ali je prečesto padao i gubio duele. Ne znam, nadam se da je Rodžers pametan i da je izvukao neke pouke i da će da iz iskoristi. Link to comment
Weenie Pooh Posted November 4, 2014 Share Posted November 4, 2014 Pa ni moj komentar nije usmeren na Škrtela ili Lallanu, nego na Allena. A pouke džabe, ja stvarno ne vidim šta bi mogao da izmađija da bi promenio stvari nabolje. Zajebao se u koncipiranju tima, sve linije su disfunkcionalne, tu nekog direktnog rešenja nema. Odličan ti je novi avatar, BTW :D Link to comment
copkillah Posted November 4, 2014 Share Posted November 4, 2014 Što reče random fan na TIA: Rodgers ego will be his downfall Taman ćemo da vidimo od čega je napravljen, a ja ću da se potrudim da ovu sezonu ispratim u skladu sa tim novim avatarom Link to comment
Weenie Pooh Posted November 5, 2014 Share Posted November 5, 2014 (edited) Zna se dobro od čega je napravljen ove sezone - od čiste dentalne keramike :( Vicešampion: Tužni klovn: Edited November 5, 2014 by Weenie Pooh Link to comment
copkillah Posted November 5, 2014 Share Posted November 5, 2014 Neka Liverpul zablista, kao što blistaju njegovi zubi.... Link to comment
porucnik vasic Posted November 5, 2014 Share Posted November 5, 2014 Ja tu Škrtela ne vidim kao problem. A Lalanom nisam nešto oduševljen, danas je trčao ali je prečesto padao i gubio duele. Ne znam, nadam se da je Rodžers pametan i da je izvukao neke pouke i da će da iz iskoristi. Pa ni moj komentar nije usmeren na Škrtela ili Lallanu, nego na Allena. A pouke džabe, ja stvarno ne vidim šta bi mogao da izmađija da bi promenio stvari nabolje. Zajebao se u koncipiranju tima, sve linije su disfunkcionalne, tu nekog direktnog rešenja nema. Odličan ti je novi avatar, BTW :D Добро је да вас двојица волите доброћудног словачког шумара. Лалана је болид најобичнији, тек малко мањи него Ловрен. Лазар се јуначки држао. Link to comment
John Coltrane Posted November 5, 2014 Share Posted November 5, 2014 Sta se desi kad vam klub sezonama ne igra LS, pa pisete na PL temi :D. Doslo zadnje vreme coopi promeni i avatar :o Link to comment
Malvo Posted November 5, 2014 Share Posted November 5, 2014 (edited) lazar junački, ako pretrči, pretrči, ako ne, nikom ništa. inače, još uvek ne mogu da se načudim kako su junajted i arsenal ušli u sezonu bez rezervnih štopera pored silnih legitimnih pl štopera koji su morali ili mogli da promene klub. Edited November 5, 2014 by Malvo Link to comment
Sandens Posted November 5, 2014 Share Posted November 5, 2014 http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/competitions/premier-league/11207573/Premier-League-mid-season-report-card-for-all-20-clubs.html Link to comment
copkillah Posted November 5, 2014 Share Posted November 5, 2014 http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/competitions/premier-league/11207573/Premier-League-mid-season-report-card-for-all-20-clubs.html E ako im je Lazar the biggest flop do sada pored Lovrena i Balotelija Koštao je 20 kao napadač i nije igrao svaku, Lovren je toliko plaćen kao ODBRAMBENI IGRAČ, igrao je svaku i fejlovao je kada god je imao priliku da fejluje. Link to comment
ducca Posted November 5, 2014 Share Posted November 5, 2014 (edited) Former England goalkeeper David James has been forced into auctioning signed shirts, shorts and match balls after being declared bankrupt in May. James, who recently came out of retirement to become a player-manager at Indian Super League side Kerala Blasters FC, has built up debts after breaking up with his wife in 2005. The 44-year-old, who played in the Premier League for teams such as Liverpool, Manchester City and Portsmouth during his professional career, is said to have blown his £20million fortune. Edited November 5, 2014 by ducca Link to comment
Lezilebovich Posted November 5, 2014 Share Posted November 5, 2014 (edited) na nekoj od tema je bio pomenut neki dokumentarac o tome kako i zašto veliki broj vrhunskih sportista brzo bankrotiraju kada okače patike o klin Edited November 5, 2014 by Lezilebovich Link to comment
reginald Posted November 5, 2014 Share Posted November 5, 2014 (edited) http://www.whoscored.com/Articles/ycstlprlkeyyywf8wh2njq/Show/Player-Focus-Dusan-Tadic-The-Jewel-in-Koemans-Summer-Signings-Crown See all articles Player Focus: Dusan Tadic - The Jewel in Koeman's Summer Signings' Crownby Ben McAleer at Tuesday, Nov 4 2014 17:00 Share on twitter Share on facebook Share on digg Share on reddit Share on stumbleupon ? Back in August, pessimistic football fans would not have envisaged Southampton sitting in the top half of the table, let alone the top four. However, 10 games in and Saints are Chelsea’s nearest competitors in the hunt for the Premier League title. The south coast club are currently 4 points behind the Blues in England’s top tier after what has been a fantastic start to life at St. Mary’s for manager Ronald Koeman. Before the season started, however, Saints were not given much of a chance of bettering last season's 8th placed finish. First team regulars Dejan Lovren, Rickie Lambert and Luke Shaw departed for pastures new, while key player and captain Adam Lallana left for Liverpool. Their exits allowed Koeman to strengthen accordingly, with the Dutchman bringing in players he was familiar with. Graziano Pellè, who he managed at Feyenoord, came in to replace Lambert, while Dusan Tadic was acquired to cover the loss of Lallana. Only Lovren (7.32) landed a better WhoScored rating than Lallana (7.24) of all Saints players in the Premier League last season, so replacing the England international was easier said than done. However, Tadic has come in and hit the ground running following his big money switch from FC Twente. Only Morgan Schneiderlin (7.56) has attained a better WhoScored rating than Tadic (7.54) of all Saints players this term, while only Alexis Sánchez and Victor Moses (both 3) have earned more Premier League man of the match awards than the Serb (2) in the 2014/15 campaign. Saints fans were understandably disappointed at the loss of Lallana, but they need not have worried with Tadic excelling in his debut season on the south coast. The attacker’s greatest strength is without question his creativity. The former Twente star averaged the most key passes per game (4.0) in the Eredivisie last season and the hope was that he could match these feats in the Premier League. While that has not happened instantaneously - Tadic is currently averaging 2.8 key passes per league game - he has still played a big role in Saints’ great start to the season. Only Cesc Fàbregas (9) and Gylfi Sigurdsson (7) have registered more assists in the Premier League this term than the playmaker's 6. Moreover, his 3 assists in Saints’ 8-0 thumping of Sunderland was the most in a single match in the Premier League this season. Largely deployed on the left of Koeman’s favoured 4-3-3 formation, the Serbia international’s unpredictability wreaks havoc in opposition defences, who are unsure as to whether the attacker will use his right or left foot to deliver a potentially devastating cross. Fellow summer arrival Pellè is the player profitting most from Tadic’s exceptional creative skills. 3 of the latter’s assists have been for a Pellè goal. The Italian has netted 6 times in the Premier League this season and the understanding between the pairing has been essential in Saints’ rise up the table. With the team developing a statistically calculated WhoScored strength of ‘attacking down the wings’, Tadic’s role in the team becomes more significant. The attackers in a 4-3-3 formation are expected to pull wide to receive the ball and with Pellè the ideal target man, this brings out the best in Tadic. Only Kieran Trippier (16) has made more accurate crosses from open play than Tadic (15) in the Premier League this season and the team as a whole are benefitting from his pinpoint accuracy from wide positions. Koeman put the money gained from Saints’ fire sale to good use, with Tadic perhaps the jewel in his signings' crown. Raiding the Eredivisie for talent is a risk - see the likes of Afonso Alves and Mateja Kezman - but is one that can pay off. With Saints flying high in England’s top tier, Tadic can be considered one of the signings of the summer and with winnable fixtures against Leicester and Aston Villa approaching, there is no reason why he cannot continue his fine form. The real test will come when Saints face sides gunning for a European spot, having already fallen to Liverpool and Tottenham this season. Coming up against Manchester City, Arsenal and Manchester United over the course of the next month will assess Saints’ European credentials, but the form the players, and in particular Tadic, are in should fill the team with confidence heading into a tough run of fixtures. Edited November 5, 2014 by reginald Link to comment
reginald Posted November 5, 2014 Share Posted November 5, 2014 Dodao bih da je ove sezone puno angaziraniji u obrani pa ce i ove slabosti koje mu statisticki pripisuju nestati. Mislim da se u karakteristike igraca racunaju i prosle sezone. Link to comment
copkillah Posted November 5, 2014 Share Posted November 5, 2014 na nekoj od tema je bio pomenut neki dokumentarac o tome kako i zašto veliki broj vrhunskih sportista brzo bankrotiraju kada okače patike o klin Verovatno svi pamtimo Desa Walkera, ako ništa drugo, iz albuma Italija '90. 59 nastupa za Englesku. Šta on radi danas? Link to comment
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