Znaju to i Kodro & Bolic ali su spisak ipak objavili, i to mislim najvise iz simbolicnih razloga.
Muharemovicu treba dati malo vremena da vidimo kako ce se uklopiti u Belgiji prije nego dobije poziv.
Spisak igraca za BiH protiv Japana
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max_power
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#51
Sa ovog spiska ce max 5 igraca ici u Japan iz poznatih razloga (nece ih pustiti klubovi) stoga se nema o cemu diskutovati.
Znaju to i Kodro & Bolic ali su spisak ipak objavili, i to mislim najvise iz simbolicnih razloga.
Muharemovicu treba dati malo vremena da vidimo kako ce se uklopiti u Belgiji prije nego dobije poziv.
Znaju to i Kodro & Bolic ali su spisak ipak objavili, i to mislim najvise iz simbolicnih razloga.
Muharemovicu treba dati malo vremena da vidimo kako ce se uklopiti u Belgiji prije nego dobije poziv.
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zecko_kupuz
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#54
Gusooo, djesi si se uzver'o sejtane jedan?! 
A sad ozbiljno. Zanima me sta se desava s Beslijom. Da li tip uopste igra za St. Truiden (ako se ne varam)? Nekad je bio sasvim dobar, a sad....
A sad ozbiljno. Zanima me sta se desava s Beslijom. Da li tip uopste igra za St. Truiden (ako se ne varam)? Nekad je bio sasvim dobar, a sad....
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nikad_izvini
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#55
Evo gledam na Fifa.com,ima li rasporeda tekmi gdje.Rekoše da danas izvlače,kao 
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Crvena Tifoza
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#57
Za dva dana izvlace....meni se cini.nikad_izvini wrote:Evo gledam na Fifa.com,ima li rasporeda tekmi gdje.Rekoše da danas izvlače,kao
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Cvindlo
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Barbarez chasing his century(FIFA.com) Monday 7 January 2008
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Sergej Barbarez made no secret of his dismay when Hamburger SV, the club closest to his heart, declined to extend his contract in summer 2006. Most observers concluded that one of the Bundesliga's few remaining characters would quietly wind down his career away from the media glare, but the tempestuous striker typically opted to confound the critics instead. Now in his second season with Bayer Leverkusen, the 36-year-old is poised to add the crowning glory to a unique and often moving career.
The Bosnian requires just five more goals to become only the fifth foreigner to pass the 100-goal mark in German top flight football, joining an elite currently comprising Giovane Elber (133), Stephane Chapuisat, Ailton (106 each) and Claudio Pizarro (100). Barbarez, adored by fans for his down-to-earth authenticity but frequently castigated from the press box for a perceived lack of workrate, is the second-highest Bundesliga scorer still playing in the German top flight after Germany superstar Miroslav Klose (106 goals).
"Every day, I still look forward to seeing how I measure up against 20-year-olds," smiles the seasoned pro, who sports striking blonde hair at the present time, affording him a slightly more youthful appearance. With every passing year, Barbarez' level-headedness and experience have increasingly become the hallmarks of his game. After 314 appearances in 15 Bundesliga seasons, he is an undisputed chief among men and a major contributor to Leverkusen's recent run of seven wins in their last eight matches, propelling Bayer to fourth in the Bundesliga and comfortably easing them into the UEFA Cup Round of 32. "He's a genuine leader," Bayer 04 managing director Wolfgang Holzhauser has declared.
Strengthened by adversity
Barbarez watchers are aware that the unceremonious manner of his departure from HSV only served to stoke the fires of ambition in the autumn of his career. The Bosnian developed into one of the Bundesliga's star names during six glorious years in Hamburg, a city he would like to make his home after hanging up his boots, but the club undertook a major team rebuilding exercise 18 months ago and the former Bosnia-Herzegovina international was deemed more or less surplus to requirements. "It was the most extraordinary day of my life. Every part of me was moved in some way. It was like being suspended between heaven and earth," he recalled in a kicker magazine interview, reviewing the day when contract negotiations with Hamburg finally and irrevocably broke down.
The multi-faceted player emerged stronger for the experience, driven on by defiance, towering ambition and his passionate heart. Refusing to accept HSV's implied slight on his age, he overcame a tricky settling-in period to assume a pivotal role in an emerging Leverkusen side. The man capped 48 times by his country, currently on four goals and three assists this term, has stamped his unique authority and style on the Rhineland outfit's game. Barbarez' finely-honed ability to read the play spares him the need to cover huge amounts of ground but still places him in the right place at the right time. Respected former coach Udo Lattek once described him as one of the best footballers he had ever seen, another reason the fans are prepared to forgive a certain aloofness and arrogance in his approach.
No fan of long-term plans
"I wasn't as bad as I was made out to be back then, and I'm not paying much attention to the chorus of praise right now," advises the veteran, drawing on his long experience of the highs and lows of the professional game, and a strong awareness of the futility of long-term planning as a player. Indeed, his stellar Bundesliga career only came about as a result of coincidence and circumstance a full 16 years ago.
Barbarez, who has a street named after him in his home town of Mostar, was vacationing with an uncle in Hanover when civil war engulfed the Balkans at an alarming pace. Young Sergej's father insisted he remain in Germany, where the gifted youth reported for a trial with Hanover 96 and was immediately offered a professional contract. He had a brief spell with Union Berlin before switching to Hansa Rostock and then Borussia Dortmund, although his opportunities were to prove limited under then boss Michael Skibbe, ironically the man now at the Leverkusen helm. Barbarez finally made the breakthrough after moving to Hamburg, topping the Bundesliga scoring charts with 22 goals in 2000-2001, before the arrival of Rafael van der Vaart as a new figurehead in summer 2005 signalled the end of the Bosnian's relationship with HSV.
Coach of the future?
An extraordinary career with its roller-coaster ups and downs has left an indelible impression on this child of the Bundesliga. This remarkable character was an enthusiastic and committed supporter of efforts to promote the game back in his home country, but a falling out with the local association prompted him to end his international involvement in 2006.
Barbarez has by no means given up on the idea of coaching in his home nation at a later date, as he revealed to Die Zeit. "I hope to realise my dream of standing on the touchline at some point. Football is everything in Bosnia. A successful national team would put a smile on people's faces in this difficult economic situation." However, Barbarez has other fish to fry for the time being, as he pushes on towards membership of the Bundesliga's 100-up club.
Print Email to a friend
Sergej Barbarez made no secret of his dismay when Hamburger SV, the club closest to his heart, declined to extend his contract in summer 2006. Most observers concluded that one of the Bundesliga's few remaining characters would quietly wind down his career away from the media glare, but the tempestuous striker typically opted to confound the critics instead. Now in his second season with Bayer Leverkusen, the 36-year-old is poised to add the crowning glory to a unique and often moving career.
The Bosnian requires just five more goals to become only the fifth foreigner to pass the 100-goal mark in German top flight football, joining an elite currently comprising Giovane Elber (133), Stephane Chapuisat, Ailton (106 each) and Claudio Pizarro (100). Barbarez, adored by fans for his down-to-earth authenticity but frequently castigated from the press box for a perceived lack of workrate, is the second-highest Bundesliga scorer still playing in the German top flight after Germany superstar Miroslav Klose (106 goals).
"Every day, I still look forward to seeing how I measure up against 20-year-olds," smiles the seasoned pro, who sports striking blonde hair at the present time, affording him a slightly more youthful appearance. With every passing year, Barbarez' level-headedness and experience have increasingly become the hallmarks of his game. After 314 appearances in 15 Bundesliga seasons, he is an undisputed chief among men and a major contributor to Leverkusen's recent run of seven wins in their last eight matches, propelling Bayer to fourth in the Bundesliga and comfortably easing them into the UEFA Cup Round of 32. "He's a genuine leader," Bayer 04 managing director Wolfgang Holzhauser has declared.
Strengthened by adversity
Barbarez watchers are aware that the unceremonious manner of his departure from HSV only served to stoke the fires of ambition in the autumn of his career. The Bosnian developed into one of the Bundesliga's star names during six glorious years in Hamburg, a city he would like to make his home after hanging up his boots, but the club undertook a major team rebuilding exercise 18 months ago and the former Bosnia-Herzegovina international was deemed more or less surplus to requirements. "It was the most extraordinary day of my life. Every part of me was moved in some way. It was like being suspended between heaven and earth," he recalled in a kicker magazine interview, reviewing the day when contract negotiations with Hamburg finally and irrevocably broke down.
The multi-faceted player emerged stronger for the experience, driven on by defiance, towering ambition and his passionate heart. Refusing to accept HSV's implied slight on his age, he overcame a tricky settling-in period to assume a pivotal role in an emerging Leverkusen side. The man capped 48 times by his country, currently on four goals and three assists this term, has stamped his unique authority and style on the Rhineland outfit's game. Barbarez' finely-honed ability to read the play spares him the need to cover huge amounts of ground but still places him in the right place at the right time. Respected former coach Udo Lattek once described him as one of the best footballers he had ever seen, another reason the fans are prepared to forgive a certain aloofness and arrogance in his approach.
No fan of long-term plans
"I wasn't as bad as I was made out to be back then, and I'm not paying much attention to the chorus of praise right now," advises the veteran, drawing on his long experience of the highs and lows of the professional game, and a strong awareness of the futility of long-term planning as a player. Indeed, his stellar Bundesliga career only came about as a result of coincidence and circumstance a full 16 years ago.
Barbarez, who has a street named after him in his home town of Mostar, was vacationing with an uncle in Hanover when civil war engulfed the Balkans at an alarming pace. Young Sergej's father insisted he remain in Germany, where the gifted youth reported for a trial with Hanover 96 and was immediately offered a professional contract. He had a brief spell with Union Berlin before switching to Hansa Rostock and then Borussia Dortmund, although his opportunities were to prove limited under then boss Michael Skibbe, ironically the man now at the Leverkusen helm. Barbarez finally made the breakthrough after moving to Hamburg, topping the Bundesliga scoring charts with 22 goals in 2000-2001, before the arrival of Rafael van der Vaart as a new figurehead in summer 2005 signalled the end of the Bosnian's relationship with HSV.
Coach of the future?
An extraordinary career with its roller-coaster ups and downs has left an indelible impression on this child of the Bundesliga. This remarkable character was an enthusiastic and committed supporter of efforts to promote the game back in his home country, but a falling out with the local association prompted him to end his international involvement in 2006.
Barbarez has by no means given up on the idea of coaching in his home nation at a later date, as he revealed to Die Zeit. "I hope to realise my dream of standing on the touchline at some point. Football is everything in Bosnia. A successful national team would put a smile on people's faces in this difficult economic situation." However, Barbarez has other fish to fry for the time being, as he pushes on towards membership of the Bundesliga's 100-up club.
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nikad_izvini
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#60
A ja debil vjerujem novinarimaCrvena Tifoza wrote:Za dva dana izvlace....meni se cini.nikad_izvini wrote:Evo gledam na Fifa.com,ima li rasporeda tekmi gdje.Rekoše da danas izvlače,kao
Nisam ni sumnjao.Kad bolje razmislim,sva izvlačenja su petkom 
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Stari
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#62
Neko maloprije spomenu da vlada umjereni optimizam....ali ja bogme od tog optimizma, citajuci ove komenatre, ne vidim bas puno toga.
Svi se uzjebali nesto ...te zasto ovaj a ne onaj...te vidi ovoga zove a onoga nece. Sprcao je sam sebi i bliznju i daljnju familiju ... onaj koji je cijelom narodu udovoljio...uvijek ce se naci nako kome nesto nije po volji ... Pustite Mehu nek radi svoj posao ... koji vam je mandrak ...pa nisu jos ni jedan trening napravili ...a vec vam nevaljaju... pa ljudi moji, ovakva se cini mi se ocekivanja ne stavljaju ni pred puno jace ekipe od nase. Olabavite malo.
Svi se uzjebali nesto ...te zasto ovaj a ne onaj...te vidi ovoga zove a onoga nece. Sprcao je sam sebi i bliznju i daljnju familiju ... onaj koji je cijelom narodu udovoljio...uvijek ce se naci nako kome nesto nije po volji ... Pustite Mehu nek radi svoj posao ... koji vam je mandrak ...pa nisu jos ni jedan trening napravili ...a vec vam nevaljaju... pa ljudi moji, ovakva se cini mi se ocekivanja ne stavljaju ni pred puno jace ekipe od nase. Olabavite malo.
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Babayaro
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#64
Eto spisak i nije toliko los mozda fali par imena ali ipak je ovo prvi put da se sastaju trener i igraci a kvalifikacije su duge i nece sigurno svi biti fit i spremni, pa ce biti prilika da se zovnu i Ibisevic i Custovic i jos neki drugi...
Bitno je da se vrate "potpisnici" i da se podje uigravati...mozda u Japan nece ni ici 80% ovih sa spiska, zbog termina, ali nek njih na spisku...
Hasagic za informaciju ovom gore nije u vukojebini nego u ISANBUL BB mu se zove klub, koji je uzgred sad sa Fenerom igrao 2-2 u gostima i vodio do samog kraja 0-2, pa sad ti pomisli kolko je Fener puta opucao na gol.
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Bitno je da se vrate "potpisnici" i da se podje uigravati...mozda u Japan nece ni ici 80% ovih sa spiska, zbog termina, ali nek njih na spisku...
Hasagic za informaciju ovom gore nije u vukojebini nego u ISANBUL BB mu se zove klub, koji je uzgred sad sa Fenerom igrao 2-2 u gostima i vodio do samog kraja 0-2, pa sad ti pomisli kolko je Fener puta opucao na gol.
Pozdrav
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Meho Kodro
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#65
U pravu si, a bod u Armeniji bi bio ko kuca, al ovi "selektori" sa foruma ne bi bili zadovoljni...nikad_izvini wrote:
Armenija je odigrala remije kući sa Portugalom,Finskom i Srbijom,Poljsku su dobili 1:0.Nama će bod biti katastrofa
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Stari
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#66
Meho Kodro wrote:U pravu si, a bod u Armeniji bi bio ko kuca, al ovi "selektori" sa foruma ne bi bili zadovoljni...nikad_izvini wrote:
Armenija je odigrala remije kući sa Portugalom,Finskom i Srbijom,Poljsku su dobili 1:0.Nama će bod biti katastrofa
Ne slazem se sa vama dvojcom tek u toliko da po meni bod kod Armenaca u gostima nebi bio ko kuca ...nego brat - bratu ko neboder (i to onaj americki) imajuci u vidu sve okolnosti.
Uzmemo li mi Armencima bod u gostima ... unaprijed porucujem svima onima koji bi u tom slucaju bili nezadovoljni slijedece: Ljudi, nije za vas ovo ..odite loviti rakove ...morske.
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Chicha Chvorak
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#69
Mene sad samo zanima kakve ce razloge Bratzo nalaziti da se ne odaziva na pripreme i utakmice reprezentacije.
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nikad_izvini
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#70
Stari wrote:Neko maloprije spomenu da vlada umjereni optimizam....ali ja bogme od tog optimizma, citajuci ove komenatre, ne vidim bas puno toga.
Svi se uzjebali nesto ...te zasto ovaj a ne onaj...te vidi ovoga zove a onoga nece. Sprcao je sam sebi i bliznju i daljnju familiju ... onaj koji je cijelom narodu udovoljio...uvijek ce se naci nako kome nesto nije po volji ... Pustite Mehu nek radi svoj posao ... koji vam je mandrak ...pa nisu jos ni jedan trening napravili ...a vec vam nevaljaju... pa ljudi moji, ovakva se cini mi se ocekivanja ne stavljaju ni pred puno jace ekipe od nase. Olabavite malo.
Mislim da spomenuh nešto slično.Svi se mi nadamo,nečemu.Bez osnova,naravno.Uključujući i mene.Ali,treće mjesto da osvojimo bila bi senzacija.Zašto.Zato što pored kvalitetnih 20 igrača(minimalno) koje nemamo(realno,odbrana nam je talašika,malo manja nego prošle kvalifikacije,ali i dalje slaba,ako se neko povrijedi,dobije suspenziju ajjjj),moramo imati još i dobrog trenera,pomoćne trenere,skaute,ostalo osoblje,te dobar i uticajan SAVEZ(hehehe).Da dodam da nam treba još mnogo,mnogo,mnogo sreće,sudijskog nezakidanja(što nam redovno rade),podršku medija(hoćel Avaz počet srat uskoro,pitanje je),publike(tu se također nismo pokazali u najboljem svjetlu) itd.Hoće li se to sve poklopiti,vidjećemo.Nadam se,ali sumnjam(da budem realan).
PS. Ušanović je i dalje u savezu,Pašalić je i dalje u savezu,Dominković je i dalje su savezu,Čolaković je i dalje u savezu(Jelić je crko,to je dobro).Salem jebeni Prolić je u savezu(on nema veze s reprezentacijom,al mnogo govori o navedenom).
Sve u svemu,jebiga.
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Crvena Tifoza
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#71
Navedi kad se to nije javio a da nije imao dovoljno dobar razlog za to.Chicha Chvorak wrote:Mene sad samo zanima kakve ce razloge Bratzo nalaziti da se ne odaziva na pripreme i utakmice reprezentacije.
Samo jedan primjer ništa više.
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Bosanski_kralj
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#73
Što nije ovaj, što nije onaj pozvan
Pa muzur je pozivao sve i svašta imao 11igrača na terenu, 6 na klupi 10 na tribinama 4-5 u štrajku i vidite kako je završio.
Mislim da je dobro napravio Kodro što nema ponovo neki novi igrač, barem za početak, u reprezentaciji jer stvarno se ne sjećam kad se desilo kod nas da na nekoj utakmici od reprezentacije nemamo debitanata.
Uzmime primjer Hrvatske u njih se od ere Bilića vrti stalno nekih 20ak igrača, jedini bliži debitant je bio Rakitić i to protiv Armenije
Pa muzur je pozivao sve i svašta imao 11igrača na terenu, 6 na klupi 10 na tribinama 4-5 u štrajku i vidite kako je završio.
Mislim da je dobro napravio Kodro što nema ponovo neki novi igrač, barem za početak, u reprezentaciji jer stvarno se ne sjećam kad se desilo kod nas da na nekoj utakmici od reprezentacije nemamo debitanata.
Uzmime primjer Hrvatske u njih se od ere Bilića vrti stalno nekih 20ak igrača, jedini bliži debitant je bio Rakitić i to protiv Armenije
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stranac2
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#74
potpis kao kuca odjebaus vise od BRace .... treba da nam bude cast i zadovoljstvo uopste ako se Braco pojavi na nekoj vaznoj utakmici i da ima poseban tretman od strane vodstva repke ... i kad CObra igra sa pola snage bolji je od svih ostalih ....
Sta bi trebal oda sada Braco svojim sprintevima ore terene po Japanu samo zato sto je nekome u savezu ponestalo para za pijanke ...
Sta bi trebal oda sada Braco svojim sprintevima ore terene po Japanu samo zato sto je nekome u savezu ponestalo para za pijanke ...
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dalmatinka
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#75
Podsjeti me molim te kad smo mi to igrali protiv Armenije?Bosanski_kralj wrote:Što nije ovaj, što nije onaj pozvan
Pa muzur je pozivao sve i svašta imao 11igrača na terenu, 6 na klupi 10 na tribinama 4-5 u štrajku i vidite kako je završio.
Mislim da je dobro napravio Kodro što nema ponovo neki novi igrač, barem za početak, u reprezentaciji jer stvarno se ne sjećam kad se desilo kod nas da na nekoj utakmici od reprezentacije nemamo debitanata.
Uzmime primjer Hrvatske u njih se od ere Bilića vrti stalno nekih 20ak igrača, jedini bliži debitant je bio Rakitić i to protiv Armenije
