Other leagues 2005/06 (2 Viewers)
- Thread starter Geof
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hmm... I made a thread called "other leagues" in the misc soccer. It's been made essential, but people don't really bother to contribute.
There was a discussion about Galata-Fener just days ago, and now the scots... will nobody use the nice little thread I made?
I realise that noone looks at the "essentials" anymore, since there are too many of them.
Too much essential kills the essential
EDIT:
come and join my thread.
SMALL LEAGUES UNITE!!
There was a discussion about Galata-Fener just days ago, and now the scots... will nobody use the nice little thread I made?
I realise that noone looks at the "essentials" anymore, since there are too many of them.
Too much essential kills the essential
EDIT:
come and join my thread.
SMALL LEAGUES UNITE!!
Geof said:
hmm... I made a thread called "other leagues" in the misc soccer. It's been made essential, but people don't really bother to contribute.
There was a discussion about Galata-Fener just days ago, and now the scots... will nobody use the nice little thread I made?
I realise that noone looks at the "essentials" anymore, since there are too many of them.
Too much essential kills the essential
EDIT:
come and join my thread.
SMALL LEAGUES UNITE!!
There was a discussion about Galata-Fener just days ago, and now the scots... will nobody use the nice little thread I made?
I realise that noone looks at the "essentials" anymore, since there are too many of them.
Too much essential kills the essential
EDIT:
come and join my thread.
SMALL LEAGUES UNITE!!
Short news.
Tonight, the "golden boot award" will be given to the best player in the belgian league.
Last years winner was Vincent Kompany.
For this year, Sergio Conceição is tipped as being the winner. You might remember him from his Lazio days (when they were champion, 2 times best right mid of Serie A).
Other possible winners: Christian Wilhelmsson and Vincent Kompany.
I think that Sergio will win the award. He's a great leader and is actually leading Standard to their first title since 1984 (coach at that time: Raymond Goethals
).
The only thing that could hold him from winning is his attitude: extremely arrogant , he gets on everybodys nerves, always complaining to refs, he nearly hit a journalist,...
Sergio:
Tonight, the "golden boot award" will be given to the best player in the belgian league.
Last years winner was Vincent Kompany.
For this year, Sergio Conceição is tipped as being the winner. You might remember him from his Lazio days (when they were champion, 2 times best right mid of Serie A).
Other possible winners: Christian Wilhelmsson and Vincent Kompany.
I think that Sergio will win the award. He's a great leader and is actually leading Standard to their first title since 1984 (coach at that time: Raymond Goethals
).The only thing that could hold him from winning is his attitude: extremely arrogant , he gets on everybodys nerves, always complaining to refs, he nearly hit a journalist,...
Sergio:
Geof said:
I have a strange feeling that Brugge is gonna be champion in may... They were 9 points behind... 
And Standard, they're like the Inter of Belgium: a lot of great players (don't know how they can afford some of them) but not a great team, and very little prizes.
Btw Which team do you support?
agree:
My first real love in Eerste Klasse was Germinal Ekeren, old style. When Radzinski played there, that was madness. I wasn't die-hard, and when they became GBA, I stopped supporting them.
Today I follow Anderlecht, but I can't say I'm a real fan. Let's say that I sometimes go the stadium. The only team that captivates me for several years now is Juve...
And I kinda follow Union Saint-Gilloise in tweede klasse.
Jambo's, that's Hearth of Midlothian, right? You guys finally signed Mirsad Beslija, the bosnian right winger from Genk? There were some problems in the transfer, but it seems to be Ok now.
And could you tell us a bit about how Thomas Buffel is doing in Rangers?
My first real love in Eerste Klasse was Germinal Ekeren, old style. When Radzinski played there, that was madness. I wasn't die-hard, and when they became GBA, I stopped supporting them.
Today I follow Anderlecht, but I can't say I'm a real fan. Let's say that I sometimes go the stadium. The only team that captivates me for several years now is Juve...
And I kinda follow Union Saint-Gilloise in tweede klasse.
Jambo's, that's Hearth of Midlothian, right? You guys finally signed Mirsad Beslija, the bosnian right winger from Genk? There were some problems in the transfer, but it seems to be Ok now.
And could you tell us a bit about how Thomas Buffel is doing in Rangers?
After more than a month of absence here's the new update for the Belgian league.
After 26 matchdays (8 to go) the situation is the following:
1 RSC Anderlecht 26 52
2 Standard 26 51
3 Club Brugge 26 50
4 Zulte Waregem 26 47
5 Genk 26 44
The Top-3 is again very close to each other.
Anderlecht lost surprisingly 3-0 to Sint-Truiden (known as a traditional Anderlecht-beater).
Club Brugge had a lot of luck in their 2-1 hard fought victory over Charleroi, including a goal of Javier Portillo (ex-Real and Fiorentina).
Standard failed to take the lead on sunday evening, they had a frustrating 0-0 on the field of Lokeren, who outplayed Club Brugge the week before.
It's very hard to say if the small teams get better or if the big teams get worse, anyway, the big guys have a surprisingly low amount of points.
Juve, for example, has 74 points after 29 matches.
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-Anderlecht's January signing Frutos (argentine tall striker) is a major succes for the moment. He's a real benefit for the whole team, and scores a lot. Some say he might be selected for the WC, as Figueroa is injured.
- Vincent Kompany's season is finished. He has had surgery in his shoulder in Lyon by the same surgeon who helped Trezeguet with the same problem. There have been talks between him and JM Aulas (O. Lyon chairman).
- Standard signed Jorge Costa (ex-Porto) in January. He's good but not international class anymore, IMO.
American DC Onyewu, on the other hand, seems to be fully back. A player to watch in the next WC.
- You might have noted the 4th place of Zulte-Waregem, a semi pro club that just promoted from 2nd division. They don't seem to choke. way to go guys!
Some big clubs (Auxerre & Dortmund) are interested in their big targetman: Ibrahim Salou.
- Beveren finished the partnership between the club and Jean-Marc Guillou, the guy who created the academy in Ivory Coast. Some of the country's greatest players passed through Beveren to get to the higher level, including Eboué, Yapi-Yapo, and Juve "target" Yaya Touré.
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As fo the enormous betting scandal, I refer to the thread that Seven created.
After 26 matchdays (8 to go) the situation is the following:
1 RSC Anderlecht 26 52
2 Standard 26 51
3 Club Brugge 26 50
4 Zulte Waregem 26 47
5 Genk 26 44
The Top-3 is again very close to each other.
Anderlecht lost surprisingly 3-0 to Sint-Truiden (known as a traditional Anderlecht-beater).
Club Brugge had a lot of luck in their 2-1 hard fought victory over Charleroi, including a goal of Javier Portillo (ex-Real and Fiorentina).
Standard failed to take the lead on sunday evening, they had a frustrating 0-0 on the field of Lokeren, who outplayed Club Brugge the week before.
It's very hard to say if the small teams get better or if the big teams get worse, anyway, the big guys have a surprisingly low amount of points.
Juve, for example, has 74 points after 29 matches.
-----------------
-Anderlecht's January signing Frutos (argentine tall striker) is a major succes for the moment. He's a real benefit for the whole team, and scores a lot. Some say he might be selected for the WC, as Figueroa is injured.
- Vincent Kompany's season is finished. He has had surgery in his shoulder in Lyon by the same surgeon who helped Trezeguet with the same problem. There have been talks between him and JM Aulas (O. Lyon chairman).
- Standard signed Jorge Costa (ex-Porto) in January. He's good but not international class anymore, IMO.
American DC Onyewu, on the other hand, seems to be fully back. A player to watch in the next WC.
- You might have noted the 4th place of Zulte-Waregem, a semi pro club that just promoted from 2nd division. They don't seem to choke. way to go guys!
Some big clubs (Auxerre & Dortmund) are interested in their big targetman: Ibrahim Salou.
- Beveren finished the partnership between the club and Jean-Marc Guillou, the guy who created the academy in Ivory Coast. Some of the country's greatest players passed through Beveren to get to the higher level, including Eboué, Yapi-Yapo, and Juve "target" Yaya Touré.
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As fo the enormous betting scandal, I refer to the thread that Seven created.
so who eventually won the golden boot award Geof?also i thought that portillo was only on loan at at club brugge?
tell me, i remember seein a focus programme on one if the belgian teams that basically has all ivorians in the squad,which team was that?
good post geof,will +rep ur ass tomorrow,i gave out way too many reps today!
tell me, i remember seein a focus programme on one if the belgian teams that basically has all ivorians in the squad,which team was that?
good post geof,will +rep ur ass tomorrow,i gave out way too many reps today!