Zdenek Grygera (14 Viewers)

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#21
That's just stupid journalism again. Read the title of the article compared to what he actually said.

Grygera: "I went to Juventus because Deschamps knew me well. I don't know Ranieri though, and I have to win his faith. I signed because of Deschamps so this isn't what I expected."

Journalist: OMG GRYGERA WANTS TO LEAVE.
 

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francesco

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Jul 25, 2006
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#27
He needs time to settle in, hasnt looked the best in pre season friendlies but will pick up his game in no time. With Neddy helpin him, im sure he will cement his place at the right side of our back line.
 
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ReBeL

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    Grygera called up to his national team


    The Czech Republic coach Karel Brückner has rewarded Martin Fenin for his outstanding displays at the FIFA U-20 World Cup with a senior call-up for the friendly against Austria.

    The 20-year-old FK Teplice forward is the only newcomer for the match in Vienna, having continued the form he showed at the recent finals with all three of his club's goals in 2-0 and 1-0 victories at the start of the new Czech season. "It is not an experiment", Brückner said. "We need this kind of forward." While Austria are the co-hosts of UEFA EURO 2008™, the Czech Republic are hoping to qualify for the finals from Group D. They are second in the section, five points behind leaders Germany, before their next competitive fixture in San Marino on 8 September.

    Czech Republic squad
    Goalkeepers: Petr Čech (Chelsea FC), Jaromír Blažek (1. FC Nürnberg).

    Defenders: Zdeněk Grygera (Juventus), Radoslav Kováč (FC Spartak Moskva), David Rozehnal (Newcastle United FC), Tomáš Ujfaluši (ACF Fiorentina), Tomáš Zápotočný (Udinese Calcio).

    Midfielders: Tomáš Galásek (1. FC Nürnberg), David Jarolím (Hamburger SV), Karel Piták (FC Salzburg), Jaroslav Plašil (AS Monaco FC), Jan Polák (RSC Anderlecht), Tomáš Rosický (Arsenal FC), Tomáš Sivok (Udinese Calcio).

    Forwards: Jan Koller (AS Monaco FC), Milan Baroš (Olympique Lyonnais), Marek Kulič (AC Sparta Praha), Martin Fenin (FK Teplice).

    uefa.com
     

    chester

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    May 20, 2006
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    Juve lose Grygera Friday 24 August, 2007

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    Juventus will be without defender Zdenek Grygera for at least a month due to a thigh strain he suffered on international duty.

    The Czech starlet pulled up with a left thigh strain during his side’s international friendly against Austria on Wednesday.

    On returning to Turin for tests, it was discovered Grygera would be out of action for around three to four weeks.

    It is a blow for Coach Claudio Ranieri, who already has Alessandro Birindelli, Marco Marchionni and the not 100 per cent fit Domenico Criscito on the treatment table.

    It is hoped Under-21 international Criscito can recover in time for Sunday’s Serie A opener with Livorno.

    Grygera moved from Ajax in the summer on a free transfer, having also played for Petra Drnovice and Sparta Prague in his career
     

    Sadomin

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    Apr 5, 2005
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    Juve lose Grygera Friday 24 August, 2007

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    Juventus will be without defender Zdenek Grygera for at least a month due to a thigh strain he suffered on international duty.

    The Czech starlet pulled up with a left thigh strain during his side’s international friendly against Austria on Wednesday.

    On returning to Turin for tests, it was discovered Grygera would be out of action for around three to four weeks.

    It is a blow for Coach Claudio Ranieri, who already has Alessandro Birindelli, Marco Marchionni and the not 100 per cent fit Domenico Criscito on the treatment table.

    It is hoped Under-21 international Criscito can recover in time for Sunday’s Serie A opener with Livorno.

    Grygera moved from Ajax in the summer on a free transfer, having also played for Petra Drnovice and Sparta Prague in his career
    What?
     

    Sadomin

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    #33
    star·let /ˈstɑrlɪt/ [stahr-lit]
    –noun
    1. a young actress promoted and publicized as a future star, esp. in motion pictures.
    2. a small star or other heavenly body.

    -dictionary.com
     

    pavlicka

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    Oct 24, 2006
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    #35
    I am very happy for this thread :)

    I was waiting for his arriving to Juve for a long time !
    He can play at RB, CB and LB. he is a very useful player.

    Grygera played great against France in Feb 2003. After he rubbed a ball from Zidane, then he made a goal. His diffence was also great !

    Forza Zdenek!!!
    But take care of yourself !

    Ahoj !
     
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    ReBeL

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    Juventus right back Zdenek Grygera, who missed last weekend's 5-1 win over Livorno with a thigh injury, will also be ruled out of Sunday's trip to Cagliari.

    Reuters
     

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