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Cáceres - Legrottaglie - Chiellini - De Ceglie
Sissoko - Melo - Marchisio
Diego - Giovinco
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Cáceres - Legrottaglie - Chiellini - De Ceglie
Sissoko - Melo - Marchisio
Diego - Giovinco
Amauri
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[EUROPA League] Ajax 1-2 JUVENTUS (Feb. 18th 2010) (2 Viewers)
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They lie comfortably third and chasing top two in league. They are in good form winning 4 out of their 5 previous games, whilst the 5th being a draw away to feyenoord. For me the one to watch has to be luis suarez, a player i like a lot, 35goals in 33 appearances (all competitions) says a hell of a lot (despite it being eridivisie), hot property who would be on his way to world cup with uruguay and definetly leaving for a bigger club.
Yes, they play 4-3-3, with usually suarez - pantelic - urby
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due to emmanuelson's injury we could see
rommedahl - pantelic - suarez
Theres a few combinations to choose from but yes I expect a 4-3-3 or 4-2-1-3 with de jong playing behind 3. Actually just add that theres a chance of a diamond 4-4-2 as well as Jol has used this in tougher matches. Regardless our 3 man defence will have a torrid time. Another player to keep an eye out on would be their hard workman like midfielder de zeeur, expect some fire between him and melo.
On a side note I really like lodeiro this kid's got potential but hopefully we wont be seeing him.
or
due to emmanuelson's injury we could see
rommedahl - pantelic - suarez
Theres a few combinations to choose from but yes I expect a 4-3-3 or 4-2-1-3 with de jong playing behind 3. Actually just add that theres a chance of a diamond 4-4-2 as well as Jol has used this in tougher matches. Regardless our 3 man defence will have a torrid time. Another player to keep an eye out on would be their hard workman like midfielder de zeeur, expect some fire between him and melo.
On a side note I really like lodeiro this kid's got potential but hopefully we wont be seeing him.
This kind of thing them will make them popular and unpopular with certain members here.
The funny thing is that the first europen football match i ever saw was the CL final of Juve-Ajax.
No need to mention that all my friend were supporting Ajax and being the non-conformisit that Im i choose Juve for that match for spite and the rest is history.
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Ajax is popularly seen as having "Jewish roots" and in the 1970s supporters of rival teams began taunting Ajax fans by calling them Jews.[14][15] Ajax fans (few of whom are actually Jewish[14]) responded by embracing Ajax's "Jewish" identity: calling themselves "super Jews," chanting "Jews, Jews" ("Joden, Joden") at games, and adopting Jewish symbols such as the Star of David and the Israeli flag.[14][15] Some sources say that Ajax fans began doing this after seeing Tottenham Hotspur fans employing similar symbolism.[16][17] This Jewish imagery eventually became a central part of Ajax fans' culture.[15] At one point ringtones of "Hava Nagila", a Hebrew folk song, could be downloaded from the club's official website.[14] Beginning in the 1980s, fans of Ajax's rivals escalated their antisemitic rhetoric, chanting slogans like "Hamas, Hamas/Jews to the gas" ("Hamas, hamas, joden aan het gas"), hissing to imitate the flow of gas, giving Nazi salutes, etc.[14][16] The eventual result was that many (genuinely) Jewish Ajax fans stopped going to games.[14] In the 2000s the club began trying to persuade fans to drop their Jewish image.[16][18]
Fans of the Polish team Cracovia Kraków use similar symbolism.
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Ajax is popularly seen as having "Jewish roots" and in the 1970s supporters of rival teams began taunting Ajax fans by calling them Jews.[14][15] Ajax fans (few of whom are actually Jewish[14]) responded by embracing Ajax's "Jewish" identity: calling themselves "super Jews," chanting "Jews, Jews" ("Joden, Joden") at games, and adopting Jewish symbols such as the Star of David and the Israeli flag.[14][15] Some sources say that Ajax fans began doing this after seeing Tottenham Hotspur fans employing similar symbolism.[16][17] This Jewish imagery eventually became a central part of Ajax fans' culture.[15] At one point ringtones of "Hava Nagila", a Hebrew folk song, could be downloaded from the club's official website.[14] Beginning in the 1980s, fans of Ajax's rivals escalated their antisemitic rhetoric, chanting slogans like "Hamas, Hamas/Jews to the gas" ("Hamas, hamas, joden aan het gas"), hissing to imitate the flow of gas, giving Nazi salutes, etc.[14][16] The eventual result was that many (genuinely) Jewish Ajax fans stopped going to games.[14] In the 2000s the club began trying to persuade fans to drop their Jewish image.[16][18]
Fans of the Polish team Cracovia Kraków use similar symbolism.
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