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REDS-anfield
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#101
Svi PREMIERSHIP transferi
7/05/2005 Gabbidon Danny --> West Ham United
7/05/2005 Konchesky Paul Charlton Athletic --> West Ham United
7/05/2005 Watson Steve Everton --> West Bromwich Albion
7/05/2005 Pollitt Mike --> Wigan Athletic
7/05/2005 Collins James --> West Ham United
7/04/2005 Reina Jose Manuel Villarreal --> Liverpool
7/04/2005 Carter Darren Birmingham --> West Bromwich Albion
7/04/2005 Park Ji-Sung PSV --> Manchester United
7/03/2005 Zenden Boudewijn Middlesbrough --> Liverpool
7/01/2005 Routledge Wayne Crystal Palace --> Tottenham Hotspur
7/01/2005 Hitzlsperger Thomas Aston Villa --> VfB Stuttgart
7/01/2005 Aliadiere Jeremie Arsenal --> Celtic
7/01/2005 Huddlestone Tom --> Tottenham Hotspur
6/30/2005 Kirkland Chris Liverpool --> West Bromwich Albion
6/30/2005 Phillips Kevin Southampton --> Aston Villa
6/30/2005 Cheyrou Bruno Liverpool --> Girondins de Bordeaux
6/30/2005 Nafti Medhi Racing Santander --> Birmingham
6/29/2005 Kežman Mateja Chelsea --> Atletico de Madrid
6/29/2005 Taylor Stuart Arsenal --> Aston Villa
6/28/2005 Kuqi Shefki --> Blackburn Rovers
6/28/2005 Pogatetz Emanuel Bayer Leverkusen --> Middlesbrough
6/27/2005 Helgusson Heidar --> Fulham
6/27/2005 Hleb Aliaksandr VfB Stuttgart --> Arsenal
6/25/2005 Emre Belozoglu Inter --> Newcastle United
6/24/2005 Veron Juan Sebastian Chelsea --> Inter
6/22/2005 Miller Tommy --> Sunderland
6/21/2005 Kroldrup Per Billeskov Udinese --> Everton
6/21/2005 del Horno Asier Athletic de Bilbao --> Chelsea
6/20/2005 Bennett Ian Birmingham --> Leeds
6/20/2005 Kluivert Patrick Stephan Newcastle United --> Valencia
6/16/2005 Diouf El-Hadji Liverpool --> Bolton Wanderers
6/15/2005 Carroll Roy Manchester United --> West Ham United
6/15/2005 Parker Scott Chelsea --> Newcastle United
6/14/2005 Robert Laurent Newcastle United --> Portsmouth
6/13/2005 Smicer Vladimir Liverpool --> Girondins de Bordeaux
6/13/2005 Stead Jonathan Blackburn Rovers --> Sunderland
6/11/2005 Candela Vincent Bolton Wanderers --> Udinese
6/10/2005 Drobny Jaroslav --> Fulham
6/10/2005 Forssell Mikael Chelsea --> Birmingham
6/10/2005 Elrich Ahmad --> Fulham
6/09/2005 Stuhr-Ellegaard Kevin Manchester City --> Hertha BSC
6/06/2005 Musampa Kizito Atletico de Madrid --> Manchester City
6/05/2005 Van der Saar Edwin Fulham --> Manchester United
6/02/2005 Macken Jonathan Manchester City --> Crystal Palace
6/01/2005 Bent Darren --> Charlton Athletic
5/31/2005 Teemu Tainio AJ Auxerre --> Tottenham Hotspur
5/30/2005 Gaspar Edu Eduardo Cesar Daude Edu Arsenal --> Valencia
5/25/2005 Davies Simon Tottenham Hotspur --> Everton
5/20/2005 Bosvelt Paul Manchester City --> Heerenveen
5/20/2005 Hughes Aaron Newcastle United --> Aston Villa
5/17/2005 Berger Patrik Portsmouth --> Aston Villa
5/17/2005 Yakubu Aiyegbeni Portsmouth --> Middlesbrough
5/16/2005 Stalteri Paul Werder Bremen --> Tottenham Hotspur
4/25/2005 Pennant Jermaine Arsenal --> Birmingham
7/05/2005 Gabbidon Danny --> West Ham United
7/05/2005 Konchesky Paul Charlton Athletic --> West Ham United
7/05/2005 Watson Steve Everton --> West Bromwich Albion
7/05/2005 Pollitt Mike --> Wigan Athletic
7/05/2005 Collins James --> West Ham United
7/04/2005 Reina Jose Manuel Villarreal --> Liverpool
7/04/2005 Carter Darren Birmingham --> West Bromwich Albion
7/04/2005 Park Ji-Sung PSV --> Manchester United
7/03/2005 Zenden Boudewijn Middlesbrough --> Liverpool
7/01/2005 Routledge Wayne Crystal Palace --> Tottenham Hotspur
7/01/2005 Hitzlsperger Thomas Aston Villa --> VfB Stuttgart
7/01/2005 Aliadiere Jeremie Arsenal --> Celtic
7/01/2005 Huddlestone Tom --> Tottenham Hotspur
6/30/2005 Kirkland Chris Liverpool --> West Bromwich Albion
6/30/2005 Phillips Kevin Southampton --> Aston Villa
6/30/2005 Cheyrou Bruno Liverpool --> Girondins de Bordeaux
6/30/2005 Nafti Medhi Racing Santander --> Birmingham
6/29/2005 Kežman Mateja Chelsea --> Atletico de Madrid
6/29/2005 Taylor Stuart Arsenal --> Aston Villa
6/28/2005 Kuqi Shefki --> Blackburn Rovers
6/28/2005 Pogatetz Emanuel Bayer Leverkusen --> Middlesbrough
6/27/2005 Helgusson Heidar --> Fulham
6/27/2005 Hleb Aliaksandr VfB Stuttgart --> Arsenal
6/25/2005 Emre Belozoglu Inter --> Newcastle United
6/24/2005 Veron Juan Sebastian Chelsea --> Inter
6/22/2005 Miller Tommy --> Sunderland
6/21/2005 Kroldrup Per Billeskov Udinese --> Everton
6/21/2005 del Horno Asier Athletic de Bilbao --> Chelsea
6/20/2005 Bennett Ian Birmingham --> Leeds
6/20/2005 Kluivert Patrick Stephan Newcastle United --> Valencia
6/16/2005 Diouf El-Hadji Liverpool --> Bolton Wanderers
6/15/2005 Carroll Roy Manchester United --> West Ham United
6/15/2005 Parker Scott Chelsea --> Newcastle United
6/14/2005 Robert Laurent Newcastle United --> Portsmouth
6/13/2005 Smicer Vladimir Liverpool --> Girondins de Bordeaux
6/13/2005 Stead Jonathan Blackburn Rovers --> Sunderland
6/11/2005 Candela Vincent Bolton Wanderers --> Udinese
6/10/2005 Drobny Jaroslav --> Fulham
6/10/2005 Forssell Mikael Chelsea --> Birmingham
6/10/2005 Elrich Ahmad --> Fulham
6/09/2005 Stuhr-Ellegaard Kevin Manchester City --> Hertha BSC
6/06/2005 Musampa Kizito Atletico de Madrid --> Manchester City
6/05/2005 Van der Saar Edwin Fulham --> Manchester United
6/02/2005 Macken Jonathan Manchester City --> Crystal Palace
6/01/2005 Bent Darren --> Charlton Athletic
5/31/2005 Teemu Tainio AJ Auxerre --> Tottenham Hotspur
5/30/2005 Gaspar Edu Eduardo Cesar Daude Edu Arsenal --> Valencia
5/25/2005 Davies Simon Tottenham Hotspur --> Everton
5/20/2005 Bosvelt Paul Manchester City --> Heerenveen
5/20/2005 Hughes Aaron Newcastle United --> Aston Villa
5/17/2005 Berger Patrik Portsmouth --> Aston Villa
5/17/2005 Yakubu Aiyegbeni Portsmouth --> Middlesbrough
5/16/2005 Stalteri Paul Werder Bremen --> Tottenham Hotspur
4/25/2005 Pennant Jermaine Arsenal --> Birmingham
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#102
Svi PRIMERA transferi
7/04/2005 Reina Jose Manuel Villarreal --> Liverpool
7/01/2005 Nuez Richard Dario Atletico de Madrid --> Cruz Azul
7/01/2005 Macedo Fernando Nano Atletico de Madrid --> Getafe
7/01/2005 Aguilera Carlos Atletico de Madrid -->
7/01/2005 Barjuan Esclusa Sergi Atletico de Madrid -->
7/01/2005 Ballesta Salvador Salva Atletico de Madrid --> Valencia
6/30/2005 Maximiliano Maxi Rodriguez Espanyol --> Atletico Madrid
6/30/2005 Valera Juan Real Murcia --> Atletico de Madrid
6/30/2005 Navarro Fernando Barcelona --> Mallorca
6/30/2005 Larena-Avellaneda Jorge Atletico Madrid --> Celta
6/30/2005 Nafti Medhi Racing Santander --> Birmingham
6/29/2005 Calatayud Juan Jesus Malaga --> Getafe
6/29/2005 Kežman Mateja Chelsea --> Atletico de Madrid
6/29/2005 Ania Cadavieco Iván --> Cadiz
6/28/2005 Castro Fernndez Alejandro Jandro Celta --> Alaves
6/27/2005 Gonzalez Mateu Jofre Levante --> Espanyol
6/26/2005 Perez Santamaria Ignacio Nacho Levante --> Malaga
6/24/2005 Soldevilla Antoni Espanyol --> Parma
6/24/2005 Villa David Zaragoza --> Valencia
6/22/2005 Regueiro Mario Ignacio Racing Santander --> Valencia
6/21/2005 del Horno Asier Athletic de Bilbao --> Chelsea
6/20/2005 Kluivert Patrick Stephan Newcastle United --> Valencia
6/20/2005 Garitano Gaizka --> Real Sociedad
6/18/2005 Hidalgo Morilla Antonio --> Malaga
6/18/2005 Amoroso Marcio dos Santos Malaga --> Sao Paulo
6/13/2005 Pinola Horacio Javier Atletico de Madrid --> Nürnberg
6/13/2005 Sanchez Dominguez César Real Madrid --> Zaragoza
6/13/2005 Mora Juan Luis Levante --> Valencia
6/12/2005 Palop Andrés Valencia --> Sevilla
6/10/2005 Torrado Gerardo Racing Santander --> Cruz Azul
6/10/2005 de Guzman Julian Bobby Hannover 96 --> Deportivo
6/09/2005 Riquelme Juan Roman Barcelona --> Villarreal
6/08/2005 Barbosa Mariano Damián Banfield --> Villarreal
6/06/2005 Musampa Kizito Atletico de Madrid --> Manchester City
6/01/2005 Lopez Seg Gerard Barcelona --> AS Monaco
5/31/2005 Regueiro Mario Ignacio Racing Santander --> Betis
5/30/2005 Gaspar Eduardo Cesar Daude Edu Arsenal --> Valencia
5/26/2005 Ezquerro Santiago Athletic de Bilbao --> Barcelona
5/19/2005 Van Bommel Mark PSV --> Barcelona
7/04/2005 Reina Jose Manuel Villarreal --> Liverpool
7/01/2005 Nuez Richard Dario Atletico de Madrid --> Cruz Azul
7/01/2005 Macedo Fernando Nano Atletico de Madrid --> Getafe
7/01/2005 Aguilera Carlos Atletico de Madrid -->
7/01/2005 Barjuan Esclusa Sergi Atletico de Madrid -->
7/01/2005 Ballesta Salvador Salva Atletico de Madrid --> Valencia
6/30/2005 Maximiliano Maxi Rodriguez Espanyol --> Atletico Madrid
6/30/2005 Valera Juan Real Murcia --> Atletico de Madrid
6/30/2005 Navarro Fernando Barcelona --> Mallorca
6/30/2005 Larena-Avellaneda Jorge Atletico Madrid --> Celta
6/30/2005 Nafti Medhi Racing Santander --> Birmingham
6/29/2005 Calatayud Juan Jesus Malaga --> Getafe
6/29/2005 Kežman Mateja Chelsea --> Atletico de Madrid
6/29/2005 Ania Cadavieco Iván --> Cadiz
6/28/2005 Castro Fernndez Alejandro Jandro Celta --> Alaves
6/27/2005 Gonzalez Mateu Jofre Levante --> Espanyol
6/26/2005 Perez Santamaria Ignacio Nacho Levante --> Malaga
6/24/2005 Soldevilla Antoni Espanyol --> Parma
6/24/2005 Villa David Zaragoza --> Valencia
6/22/2005 Regueiro Mario Ignacio Racing Santander --> Valencia
6/21/2005 del Horno Asier Athletic de Bilbao --> Chelsea
6/20/2005 Kluivert Patrick Stephan Newcastle United --> Valencia
6/20/2005 Garitano Gaizka --> Real Sociedad
6/18/2005 Hidalgo Morilla Antonio --> Malaga
6/18/2005 Amoroso Marcio dos Santos Malaga --> Sao Paulo
6/13/2005 Pinola Horacio Javier Atletico de Madrid --> Nürnberg
6/13/2005 Sanchez Dominguez César Real Madrid --> Zaragoza
6/13/2005 Mora Juan Luis Levante --> Valencia
6/12/2005 Palop Andrés Valencia --> Sevilla
6/10/2005 Torrado Gerardo Racing Santander --> Cruz Azul
6/10/2005 de Guzman Julian Bobby Hannover 96 --> Deportivo
6/09/2005 Riquelme Juan Roman Barcelona --> Villarreal
6/08/2005 Barbosa Mariano Damián Banfield --> Villarreal
6/06/2005 Musampa Kizito Atletico de Madrid --> Manchester City
6/01/2005 Lopez Seg Gerard Barcelona --> AS Monaco
5/31/2005 Regueiro Mario Ignacio Racing Santander --> Betis
5/30/2005 Gaspar Eduardo Cesar Daude Edu Arsenal --> Valencia
5/26/2005 Ezquerro Santiago Athletic de Bilbao --> Barcelona
5/19/2005 Van Bommel Mark PSV --> Barcelona
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#104
Da stvarno to je sigurno!!!!Edin H. wrote:Gerard beskicmenjak.
Prepao se odlaska u veliki klub - Chelsea.
Stvarno su velik klub!!!!!!
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#105
da je chelsea veliki klub svi bi zeljeli igrati u plavoj bojiEdin H. wrote:Gerard beskicmenjak.
Prepao se odlaska u veliki klub - Chelsea.
gerrard, shevchenko, adriano, gilardino, trezeguet, essien...nijedan ne zeli otici tamo bez obzira na pare...
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#106
ako te zanima, ev citaj
Will Chelsea Ever Be A Great Club?
7/4/2005 6:51:00 PM
As Chelsea start the new season with the now annual cut price exits of last years over priced “stars”, the question on every fans lips is “when will the revolving door into Stamford Bridge stop swinging?”
Mr. Mourinho declares that in 4 years time Chelsea “will not need to buy anyone”, but surely with the resources at his disposal, there will always be fresh arrivals at Chelski. The question that the players themselves appear to now be asking, and one that will have a large impact on Chelsea’s attempt to join Footballs pantheon is, “why go to Chelsea?”
Mourinho theoretically has the power to bring any player he wants to the blue part of London. However, as his failed attempts to lure Europe’s top strikers have shown, there is much more to football than money. Even with the success Chelsea had last year there is hardly a queue of players with resumes in hand outside Mourinho’s office. Samuel Eto’o, whose current side Barcelona was knocked out of the champions’ league by Chelsea publicly rejected their overtures, saying “there is more to life than money”. Adriano and Schevchenko are happy to remain in Milan, and Gilardino has spoken of his desire to stay in Italy. Michael Essien is probably the most crucial example. The talented midfield dynamo from Ghana has spoken openly about his desire to join Manchester United, a club who finished trophy-less last year, rather than the Premier League Champions. Why? Because Chelsea are not a “great” club.
Despite having a modern stadium, arguably the best manager in the world and boasting a squad with more depth than a diving pool, Chelsea are not viewed in the same way as the traditional football super powers. Milan, Internazionale, Real Madrid, Barcelona, Juventus, Manchester United etc have certain characteristics and pulling power that Chelsea simply do not possess. Why don’t young men from across the globe dream of playing in the blue shirt of Chelsea? The great clubs all have rich histories, years of past success and champions and legends in every era. Chelsea’s previous title win was 50 years ago, and they have never lifted a Champions’ League trophy. Manchester United have the Munich air crash, Juventus and Liverpool have the Heisel disaster, tragedies that galvanise fans and give the players added responsibility, knowing there is someone to live up to, to represent when wearing the shirt. Knowing the club is bigger than any player is what makes these clubs so great. Yes, spending power and contracts are crucial when luring the best players, but unless there is some sense of history, some romance about a club, a player’s desire and effort may well be compromised. A player needs to be more than simply an employee, there needs to be a passion and loyalty for the shirt for a club to be truly great.
Not only does Chelsea lack the history of a Juventus, but they seem to have become a halfway house for emerging stars of the game, and a retirement fund for the established stars. Mateja Kezman, whose record in Holland has no equal, was happily shipped off by a club in need of strikers after one unhappy year lacking goals and games. Scott Parker, at the time of his transfer one of the most exciting talents in England, has essentially treaded water during his 18 month Chelsea career. Hernan Crespo and Seba Veron, two of the most accomplished players in their respective positions floundered at Stamford Bridge but have flourished in Milan, Veron being one of the stars of Inter’s Serie A campaign, while crespo scored the crucial goals to knock Man Utd out of the Champions’ League before grabbing a brace in the final. The two Argentinian stars have nothing to bring to Italy from there time in London except a horror story. While it can be argued that players careers have stalled at all big clubs, it is the lack of patience shown to new recruits (Mutu being a prime example) and the huge turn-over of players that seems to be worrying Chelsea’s potential signings the most. Players come and go at every club, but not at the rate seen at Chelsea.
Chelsea’s arrogance and willingness to go outside the laws when pursuing players makes clubs less willing to deal with Peter Kenyon and Mourinho, who are fast losing respect in the football world. As the Ashley Cole case showed, Chelsea is willing to act with complete disdain for the laws that govern transfer dealings, and as the Frank Arnesen case showed, even after being caught Chelsea were not afraid to do it again. There must be respect shown to other clubs. The Champions’ League tie between Man Utd and Milan showed the respect and esteem the great clubs have for each other. Upstart Chelsea need to learn some humility.
Finally, Chelsea are riding the crest of a Russian funded wave. The plan is to make it a profitable business in 5 years time. Even if this is achieved, what happens when the spending power of Abramhovic is taken away? Chelsea doesn’t have the worldwide fan base of a Real Madrid or Man Utd, can they successfully make the step up from a medium sized club to a worldwide football force? Will the great players want to come to Chelsea? Will they be able to afford them anyway? Surely if they don’t want to join the Russian Revolution now, what chance does Chelsea have of joining the ranks of greatness?

Will Chelsea Ever Be A Great Club?
7/4/2005 6:51:00 PM
As Chelsea start the new season with the now annual cut price exits of last years over priced “stars”, the question on every fans lips is “when will the revolving door into Stamford Bridge stop swinging?”
Mr. Mourinho declares that in 4 years time Chelsea “will not need to buy anyone”, but surely with the resources at his disposal, there will always be fresh arrivals at Chelski. The question that the players themselves appear to now be asking, and one that will have a large impact on Chelsea’s attempt to join Footballs pantheon is, “why go to Chelsea?”
Mourinho theoretically has the power to bring any player he wants to the blue part of London. However, as his failed attempts to lure Europe’s top strikers have shown, there is much more to football than money. Even with the success Chelsea had last year there is hardly a queue of players with resumes in hand outside Mourinho’s office. Samuel Eto’o, whose current side Barcelona was knocked out of the champions’ league by Chelsea publicly rejected their overtures, saying “there is more to life than money”. Adriano and Schevchenko are happy to remain in Milan, and Gilardino has spoken of his desire to stay in Italy. Michael Essien is probably the most crucial example. The talented midfield dynamo from Ghana has spoken openly about his desire to join Manchester United, a club who finished trophy-less last year, rather than the Premier League Champions. Why? Because Chelsea are not a “great” club.
Despite having a modern stadium, arguably the best manager in the world and boasting a squad with more depth than a diving pool, Chelsea are not viewed in the same way as the traditional football super powers. Milan, Internazionale, Real Madrid, Barcelona, Juventus, Manchester United etc have certain characteristics and pulling power that Chelsea simply do not possess. Why don’t young men from across the globe dream of playing in the blue shirt of Chelsea? The great clubs all have rich histories, years of past success and champions and legends in every era. Chelsea’s previous title win was 50 years ago, and they have never lifted a Champions’ League trophy. Manchester United have the Munich air crash, Juventus and Liverpool have the Heisel disaster, tragedies that galvanise fans and give the players added responsibility, knowing there is someone to live up to, to represent when wearing the shirt. Knowing the club is bigger than any player is what makes these clubs so great. Yes, spending power and contracts are crucial when luring the best players, but unless there is some sense of history, some romance about a club, a player’s desire and effort may well be compromised. A player needs to be more than simply an employee, there needs to be a passion and loyalty for the shirt for a club to be truly great.
Not only does Chelsea lack the history of a Juventus, but they seem to have become a halfway house for emerging stars of the game, and a retirement fund for the established stars. Mateja Kezman, whose record in Holland has no equal, was happily shipped off by a club in need of strikers after one unhappy year lacking goals and games. Scott Parker, at the time of his transfer one of the most exciting talents in England, has essentially treaded water during his 18 month Chelsea career. Hernan Crespo and Seba Veron, two of the most accomplished players in their respective positions floundered at Stamford Bridge but have flourished in Milan, Veron being one of the stars of Inter’s Serie A campaign, while crespo scored the crucial goals to knock Man Utd out of the Champions’ League before grabbing a brace in the final. The two Argentinian stars have nothing to bring to Italy from there time in London except a horror story. While it can be argued that players careers have stalled at all big clubs, it is the lack of patience shown to new recruits (Mutu being a prime example) and the huge turn-over of players that seems to be worrying Chelsea’s potential signings the most. Players come and go at every club, but not at the rate seen at Chelsea.
Chelsea’s arrogance and willingness to go outside the laws when pursuing players makes clubs less willing to deal with Peter Kenyon and Mourinho, who are fast losing respect in the football world. As the Ashley Cole case showed, Chelsea is willing to act with complete disdain for the laws that govern transfer dealings, and as the Frank Arnesen case showed, even after being caught Chelsea were not afraid to do it again. There must be respect shown to other clubs. The Champions’ League tie between Man Utd and Milan showed the respect and esteem the great clubs have for each other. Upstart Chelsea need to learn some humility.
Finally, Chelsea are riding the crest of a Russian funded wave. The plan is to make it a profitable business in 5 years time. Even if this is achieved, what happens when the spending power of Abramhovic is taken away? Chelsea doesn’t have the worldwide fan base of a Real Madrid or Man Utd, can they successfully make the step up from a medium sized club to a worldwide football force? Will the great players want to come to Chelsea? Will they be able to afford them anyway? Surely if they don’t want to join the Russian Revolution now, what chance does Chelsea have of joining the ranks of greatness?
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#107
Stitch__ wrote:da je chelsea veliki klub svi bi zeljeli igrati u plavoj bojiEdin H. wrote:Gerard beskicmenjak.
Prepao se odlaska u veliki klub - Chelsea.
gerrard, shevchenko, adriano, gilardino, trezeguet, essien...nijedan ne zeli otici tamo bez obzira na pare...toliko o "velikom" klubu
Svaka ti cast pasa!!!!!
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#108
nisam zagovornik kupovine uspjeha, ali zar i tradicija nema neki svoj pocetak?? mozda je neko prije 100 godina ismijavo ideju da se oformi real madrid club de futbol, a eto vidi gdje dodjose danas..REDS-anfield wrote:Stitch__ wrote:da je chelsea veliki klub svi bi zeljeli igrati u plavoj bojiEdin H. wrote:Gerard beskicmenjak.
Prepao se odlaska u veliki klub - Chelsea.
gerrard, shevchenko, adriano, gilardino, trezeguet, essien...nijedan ne zeli otici tamo bez obzira na pare...toliko o "velikom" klubu
Svaka ti cast pasa!!!!!
vrijeme ce pokazati svoje..
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#109
Dobra vijest za postovaoce osvajaca Premiershipa.
Michael Essen ce najvjerovatnije doci iz Lyona sljedeceg mjeseca sto ce i biti najvece pojacanje uz povratak kolege Hermana iz onog drugorazrednog Berlusconijevog kluba i Asiera Del Horna koji je za £8mil presao iz Athletico Bilbaoa.
Vrijeme je da se ide na kladionicu i stave pare na sljedeceg pobjednika Lige Sampiona, a to je naravno Chelsea.
Michael Essen ce najvjerovatnije doci iz Lyona sljedeceg mjeseca sto ce i biti najvece pojacanje uz povratak kolege Hermana iz onog drugorazrednog Berlusconijevog kluba i Asiera Del Horna koji je za £8mil presao iz Athletico Bilbaoa.
Vrijeme je da se ide na kladionicu i stave pare na sljedeceg pobjednika Lige Sampiona, a to je naravno Chelsea.
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#110
Stitch__ wrote:![]()
Italian press have speculated that the Italian international Christian Vieri has agreed to a two-year deal with the Rossoneri and will sign a contract once he has completed a medical.
jebo ih on![]()
i inter hoce gilardina![]()

heiii... ali zamisli da zabije gol u derbiju
a za gilardina... ha nije berlusconi veslo siso... ali bi gilardino u interu
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REDS-anfield
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#112
Cassano vjerovatno prelazi u Juventus.
Galatasaraj poslao ponudu Arsenalu za Piresa.
Figo, Guti, Srna pregovaraju sa Liverpool-om.
Galatasaraj poslao ponudu Arsenalu za Piresa.
Figo, Guti, Srna pregovaraju sa Liverpool-om.
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#113
kako ne znas ziv bio, santiago solari, nekad u atleticu igro, midfielder, dobar je skroz. hos vieria za njegarIder wrote:solari u interu zvanicno... ma who the fuck solari is
@car-x
niko nije rekao da chelsea za 20ak godina nece posmatrati kao sto danas posmatraju real, milan, manunited... govorimo da klub jos uvijek nije veliki
@edin
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#114
nece niko prljavih ruskih paraStitch__ wrote:da je chelsea veliki klub svi bi zeljeli igrati u plavoj bojiEdin H. wrote:Gerard beskicmenjak.
Prepao se odlaska u veliki klub - Chelsea.
gerrard, shevchenko, adriano, gilardino, trezeguet, essien...nijedan ne zeli otici tamo bez obzira na pare...toliko o "velikom" klubu
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#115
...da ne spominjemo Crespa koji se maltene rasplako kad je saznao da se vracaBrando wrote:nece niko prljavih ruskih paraStitch__ wrote:da je chelsea veliki klub svi bi zeljeli igrati u plavoj bojiEdin H. wrote:Gerard beskicmenjak.
Prepao se odlaska u veliki klub - Chelsea.
gerrard, shevchenko, adriano, gilardino, trezeguet, essien...nijedan ne zeli otici tamo bez obzira na pare...toliko o "velikom" klubu
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#117
Man Utd nema novi ugovor za Rija Ferdinanda, pa mozda i napusti klub!
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#120
[img]Reports out of Italy claim that Alberto Gilardino’s switch to Milan has been virtually completed.
It is thought that the two clubs have now agreed a fee and that contracts will be signed early next week.
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KONACNO! DOBRO SU SE SJETILI
It is thought that the two clubs have now agreed a fee and that contracts will be signed early next week.
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KONACNO! DOBRO SU SE SJETILI
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#121
Ma jeb-iga, Rio reko da je moguce da ce napusti Man.Utd!!!Stitch__ wrote:pa fakatEdin H. wrote:Kako ce napustiti Man. Utd. kada ima jos dvije godine na ugovoru?![]()
zajebunio se redspregovarali su o novom ugovoru, al ne moze rio ponistit ovaj sto traje...
A Juventus daje Igora Tudora i Jonathana Zebinu za Patrika vijeru.
A sada Real trazi od Liverpool-a 2 mil. funti za Figa.
Chelsea daje 16 mil. za Essijena.
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#122
Kako to već obično biva u ljetnom prijelaznom roku, ovih dana u svijetu vrhunskog nogometa "svatko spava sa svakim", najavljuju se sencacionalni transferi, ali tek u rijetkim slučajevima dolazi do njihove realizacije.
Posljednji pregovori vezani su uz najveće svjetske klubove; Manchester United, Real Madrid, Liverpool, Milan i Chelsea, a zvijezde prijelaznog roka su Andrij Ševčenko, Ronaldinho, Christian Vieri, Luis Figo, Michael Ballack, Gaby Milita i Robert Pires.
Prema Eurosportu, ruski multimilijarder Roman Abramovič ponudio je 87 milijuna eura za napadača Milana, Andrija Ševčenka. Prijeđe li ukrajinski reprezentativac na Stamford Bridge, postao bi najskuplji igrač u povijesti nogometa, ali poznato je da Abramovič ne pita za cijenu kad odluči kupiti nekog.
FoxSportsa javlja da bi Manchester United mogao iz njemačkog Bayerna pokušati dovesti Michaela Ballacka, naročito uzme li se u obzir da je Ballacku trener zaprijetio "Potpiši novi ugovor s Bayernom ili odi."
Ballack je izrazio želju da u Bayernu ostane još godinu dana, do sljedećeg ljeta, kada mu ističe ugovor, ali Felix Magath ne želi na ljeto pustiti Ballacka bez odštete, nego od njega traži da produlji vjernost bavarskom klubu.
Liverpool je nakon neuspješnog dovođenja Luisa Figa, za kojeg je Real Madrid tražio enormnu odštetu, pažnju usmjerio na potpisivanje ugovora s Argentincem Gaby Militom. Za braniča Real Zaragoze su "Redsi" ponudili 5 milijuna funti, ali su svoju ponudu naknadno "podebljali" na 7,5 milijuna. 24-godišnjak je odbio novi ugovor sa svojim matičnim klubom, a ukoliko se preseli na Otok, bio bi to najveći transfer u povijesti Zaragoze.
Real Madrid je također u pregovorima s Totenhamom, koji za veznjaka Gutia nudi pet milijuna funti.
Od ostalih mogućih transfera spominje se odlazak Roberta Piresa iz Arsenala u Galatasaray, koji je vrlo blizu realizacije, te Barcelonin pokušaj da dovede braniča Williama Gallasa iz londonskog Chelsea.
Podsjetimo još da je Rio Ferdinand raskinuo svoj ugovor s Manchester Unitedom, nakon čega se proširila glasina da bi engleski reprezentativac mogao otići u Real Madrid.
Jedan od najzanimljiijih transfera dogodio se ovo ljeto u Milanu, gdje je Christian Vieri nagovorio čelnike da ga puste iako mu je ugovor još trajao i prešao iz Intera u redove ljutog rivala Milana. Zbog toga je i Tomasson najavio da u Milanu, pokraj Ševčenka, Inzaghija i Vierija za njega neće biti mjesta, te je odlučio napustiti klub.
Spomenimo još da je ruski milijarder Roman Abramovič, vlasnik Chelsea, najavio da će Barceloni ponuditi 120 milijuna eura za Ronaldinha, čime bi on postao daleko najskuplji igrač u povijesti, gotovo duplo skuplji od Zinedina Zidana, koji je postavio rekord svojim prelaskom iz Juventusa u Real Madrid za 73,5 milijuna eura.
Posljednji pregovori vezani su uz najveće svjetske klubove; Manchester United, Real Madrid, Liverpool, Milan i Chelsea, a zvijezde prijelaznog roka su Andrij Ševčenko, Ronaldinho, Christian Vieri, Luis Figo, Michael Ballack, Gaby Milita i Robert Pires.
Prema Eurosportu, ruski multimilijarder Roman Abramovič ponudio je 87 milijuna eura za napadača Milana, Andrija Ševčenka. Prijeđe li ukrajinski reprezentativac na Stamford Bridge, postao bi najskuplji igrač u povijesti nogometa, ali poznato je da Abramovič ne pita za cijenu kad odluči kupiti nekog.
FoxSportsa javlja da bi Manchester United mogao iz njemačkog Bayerna pokušati dovesti Michaela Ballacka, naročito uzme li se u obzir da je Ballacku trener zaprijetio "Potpiši novi ugovor s Bayernom ili odi."
Ballack je izrazio želju da u Bayernu ostane još godinu dana, do sljedećeg ljeta, kada mu ističe ugovor, ali Felix Magath ne želi na ljeto pustiti Ballacka bez odštete, nego od njega traži da produlji vjernost bavarskom klubu.
Liverpool je nakon neuspješnog dovođenja Luisa Figa, za kojeg je Real Madrid tražio enormnu odštetu, pažnju usmjerio na potpisivanje ugovora s Argentincem Gaby Militom. Za braniča Real Zaragoze su "Redsi" ponudili 5 milijuna funti, ali su svoju ponudu naknadno "podebljali" na 7,5 milijuna. 24-godišnjak je odbio novi ugovor sa svojim matičnim klubom, a ukoliko se preseli na Otok, bio bi to najveći transfer u povijesti Zaragoze.
Real Madrid je također u pregovorima s Totenhamom, koji za veznjaka Gutia nudi pet milijuna funti.
Od ostalih mogućih transfera spominje se odlazak Roberta Piresa iz Arsenala u Galatasaray, koji je vrlo blizu realizacije, te Barcelonin pokušaj da dovede braniča Williama Gallasa iz londonskog Chelsea.
Podsjetimo još da je Rio Ferdinand raskinuo svoj ugovor s Manchester Unitedom, nakon čega se proširila glasina da bi engleski reprezentativac mogao otići u Real Madrid.
Jedan od najzanimljiijih transfera dogodio se ovo ljeto u Milanu, gdje je Christian Vieri nagovorio čelnike da ga puste iako mu je ugovor još trajao i prešao iz Intera u redove ljutog rivala Milana. Zbog toga je i Tomasson najavio da u Milanu, pokraj Ševčenka, Inzaghija i Vierija za njega neće biti mjesta, te je odlučio napustiti klub.
Spomenimo još da je ruski milijarder Roman Abramovič, vlasnik Chelsea, najavio da će Barceloni ponuditi 120 milijuna eura za Ronaldinha, čime bi on postao daleko najskuplji igrač u povijesti, gotovo duplo skuplji od Zinedina Zidana, koji je postavio rekord svojim prelaskom iz Juventusa u Real Madrid za 73,5 milijuna eura.
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#125
Agent Roberta Piresa je rekao da je i Juventus zainteresovan za njega, pa je moguce da i on predje u Juve.
Totenhem daje 5 mil. funti za Gutija.
A Liverpool nakon sto je odbijena ponuda od 7,5 mil. funti za Gabriela Milita, sada ponudio 9 mil.
Totenhem daje 5 mil. funti za Gutija.
A Liverpool nakon sto je odbijena ponuda od 7,5 mil. funti za Gabriela Milita, sada ponudio 9 mil.
