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jeza u ledja wrote:

Topla voda wrote:sta je s onim malim hadziresicem,igral gdje?

Trenutno je clan ceskog kluba 'Mlad i Bolestan'.
Medjutim jos ga nema na terenu, barem ne za prvi tim. Moguce da igra za njihove mladje kategorije.

Manager19sa wrote:Veceras u 72-oj minuti u utakmici svedske lige Elsfborg-Halmstad, u igru usao Deni Avdic, u 89-oj minuti postigao gol, igrao na poziciji zadnjeg veznog, Elsfborg inace pobijedio 6:0. Šta je sa ovim igracem ? Kakve su sanse da zaigra za nasu reprezentaciju ?

bijelo_dugme wrote:

Manager19sa wrote:Veceras u 72-oj minuti u utakmici svedske lige Elsfborg-Halmstad, u igru usao Deni Avdic, u 89-oj minuti postigao gol, igrao na poziciji zadnjeg veznog, Elsfborg inace pobijedio 6:0. Šta je sa ovim igracem ? Kakve su sanse da zaigra za nasu reprezentaciju ?

Odmah ga treba pozvati, napadac 22 godine i grije klupu u prosjecnom klubu u Svedskoj, to nam i treba pored Dzeke, Muslimovica, Ibisevica, Seferovica, Zeca, Bilbije i jos 3-4 napadaca...

awekenings wrote:

bijelo_dugme wrote:

Manager19sa wrote:Veceras u 72-oj minuti u utakmici svedske lige Elsfborg-Halmstad, u igru usao Deni Avdic, u 89-oj minuti postigao gol, igrao na poziciji zadnjeg veznog, Elsfborg inace pobijedio 6:0. Šta je sa ovim igracem ? Kakve su sanse da zaigra za nasu reprezentaciju ?

Odmah ga treba pozvati, napadac 22 godine i grije klupu u prosjecnom klubu u Svedskoj, to nam i treba pored Dzeke, Muslimovica, Ibisevica, Seferovica, Zeca, Bilbije i jos 3-4 napadaca...

Zar ovaj Avdic ne igra stopera ... pohvale za koment enivej ....

Topla voda wrote:ma napadac vazda bio,,ono kad je za mladu svedsku igro,al nisam siguran da nije odigro jednu za a svedske.
pa je luto po evropi negdje,po cirihu il gdje li i sad gore opet igra...

e sad ako je zadnji vezni,onda je propo garant,to je obicno pozicija za nekog ko najmanje zna u veznom redu ,ostaje mu da udara i ganja

Arsenal Scout Moved To Bosnia in Hopes of Finding Another Edin Dzeko

by Robin s Correspondent Written on March 29, 2010

Arsene Wenger has been a long time admirer of Wolfsburg star, Edin Dzeko, and has confirmed his interest on many occasions.

Last summer, Arsenal badly needed a young striker with immense potential and many touted Dzeko as the best option.

He was overpriced and out of Arsenal's reach.

Dzeko, the best striker in the Bundesliga, was obviously going to be an expensive option for Wenger, who is famous for his shrewd transfer policy.

Eventually, Arsene gave up, stuck with his limited options upfront, and got back to his old regimen of scouting.

The scouts were not interested in exploring Bosnia in the past, but after watching Dzeko's skills and talents closely, Arsenal chief scout Steve Rowley has posted Bobby Bennet to Bosnia, to explore the region in a bid to find the next Edin Dzeko.

Bennet confirmed Arsenal's admiration for Dzeko and said, "Edin is a very good player. We all like him (at Arsenal), but there is much talk about big money, and we will not compete with large sums. He is a fantastic player, but too expensive for Arsenal. "

Arsenal badly need a player of the caliber and tall stature of Dzeko upfront to shrug off the physical game deployed against them by the likes of "klix" Pulis and "Small" Sam.

However, it seems like Wenger is still not willing to spend a hefty amount on a top-notch established striker.

The priority, on the other hand, would be to find a new goalkeeper and a handful of quality young defenders.

The much hyped Arsenal scouting system never really managed to find a world-class goalkeeper and, as a result, Arsenal is suffering badly with awful goalkeeping in vital games.

It's high time to scout for quality net-minders and skillful defenders, rather than piling up attack minded players.

It is too late to find a raw talent and nurture him into a world-class material, so Wenger is now in a position to spend a sizable sum on an established goalkeeper in the summer transfer window.

One thing is for sure, Wenger's scouts will surely find high potential five, six, or seven year old children from Bosnia, but finding a similar player like Dzeko is going to be a tough task.

If in-depth scouting is what the Arsenal scouts are looking forward to, then it might be easier to jump into the Mediterranean sea, at least then you may find a pearl.

komeba wrote:Fakat istina

Arsenal Scout Moved To Bosnia in Hopes of Finding Another Edin Dzeko

by Robin s Correspondent Written on March 29, 2010

Arsene Wenger has been a long time admirer of Wolfsburg star, Edin Dzeko, and has confirmed his interest on many occasions.

Last summer, Arsenal badly needed a young striker with immense potential and many touted Dzeko as the best option.

He was overpriced and out of Arsenal's reach.

Dzeko, the best striker in the Bundesliga, was obviously going to be an expensive option for Wenger, who is famous for his shrewd transfer policy.

Eventually, Arsene gave up, stuck with his limited options upfront, and got back to his old regimen of scouting.

The scouts were not interested in exploring Bosnia in the past, but after watching Dzeko's skills and talents closely, Arsenal chief scout Steve Rowley has posted Bobby Bennet to Bosnia, to explore the region in a bid to find the next Edin Dzeko.

Bennet confirmed Arsenal's admiration for Dzeko and said, "Edin is a very good player. We all like him (at Arsenal), but there is much talk about big money, and we will not compete with large sums. He is a fantastic player, but too expensive for Arsenal. "

Arsenal badly need a player of the caliber and tall stature of Dzeko upfront to shrug off the physical game deployed against them by the likes of "klix" Pulis and "Small" Sam.

However, it seems like Wenger is still not willing to spend a hefty amount on a top-notch established striker.

The priority, on the other hand, would be to find a new goalkeeper and a handful of quality young defenders.

The much hyped Arsenal scouting system never really managed to find a world-class goalkeeper and, as a result, Arsenal is suffering badly with awful goalkeeping in vital games.

It's high time to scout for quality net-minders and skillful defenders, rather than piling up attack minded players.

It is too late to find a raw talent and nurture him into a world-class material, so Wenger is now in a position to spend a sizable sum on an established goalkeeper in the summer transfer window.

One thing is for sure, Wenger's scouts will surely find high potential five, six, or seven year old children from Bosnia, but finding a similar player like Dzeko is going to be a tough task.

If in-depth scouting is what the Arsenal scouts are looking forward to, then it might be easier to jump into the Mediterranean sea, at least then you may find a pearl.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/3704 ... edin-dzeko

komeba wrote:Fakat istina

Arsenal Scout Moved To Bosnia in Hopes of Finding Another Edin Dzeko

by Robin s Correspondent Written on March 29, 2010

Arsene Wenger has been a long time admirer of Wolfsburg star, Edin Dzeko, and has confirmed his interest on many occasions.

Last summer, Arsenal badly needed a young striker with immense potential and many touted Dzeko as the best option.

He was overpriced and out of Arsenal's reach.

Dzeko, the best striker in the Bundesliga, was obviously going to be an expensive option for Wenger, who is famous for his shrewd transfer policy.

Eventually, Arsene gave up, stuck with his limited options upfront, and got back to his old regimen of scouting.

The scouts were not interested in exploring Bosnia in the past, but after watching Dzeko's skills and talents closely, Arsenal chief scout Steve Rowley has posted Bobby Bennet to Bosnia, to explore the region in a bid to find the next Edin Dzeko.

Bennet confirmed Arsenal's admiration for Dzeko and said, "Edin is a very good player. We all like him (at Arsenal), but there is much talk about big money, and we will not compete with large sums. He is a fantastic player, but too expensive for Arsenal. "

Arsenal badly need a player of the caliber and tall stature of Dzeko upfront to shrug off the physical game deployed against them by the likes of "klix" Pulis and "Small" Sam.

However, it seems like Wenger is still not willing to spend a hefty amount on a top-notch established striker.

The priority, on the other hand, would be to find a new goalkeeper and a handful of quality young defenders.

The much hyped Arsenal scouting system never really managed to find a world-class goalkeeper and, as a result, Arsenal is suffering badly with awful goalkeeping in vital games.

It's high time to scout for quality net-minders and skillful defenders, rather than piling up attack minded players.

It is too late to find a raw talent and nurture him into a world-class material, so Wenger is now in a position to spend a sizable sum on an established goalkeeper in the summer transfer window.

One thing is for sure, Wenger's scouts will surely find high potential five, six, or seven year old children from Bosnia, but finding a similar player like Dzeko is going to be a tough task.

If in-depth scouting is what the Arsenal scouts are looking forward to, then it might be easier to jump into the Mediterranean sea, at least then you may find a pearl.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/3704 ... edin-dzeko

Edo_77 wrote:Najbolje u tekstu je sto ce traziti igrace u dobi 5-6-7 godina koji podsjecaju na Dzeku... Dakle u Sarajevskim vrticima ce traziti...Hajmo roditelji ucite djecu da sutnu loptu...

Djokej wrote:Kod mene jedan mali u komšiliuku ima 5 godina, more pepati 10 puta
Dobra je ovo stvar, samo da se cesce desava..

udrch wrote:

Djokej wrote:Kod mene jedan mali u komšiliuku ima 5 godina, more pepati 10 puta
Dobra je ovo stvar, samo da se cesce desava..

A u mom komšiluku jedan mali može 11 puta ..

hz__semir wrote:Pa normalno, da ih nece mozda ostaviti da igraju za Sarajevo ili Željezničar pored Arsenala. Pu, ... ti moderni fudbal i pare, dabogda se raspali svi klubovi iz liga petice, a pogotovo ovi smrdljivi englezi sa svojim bjelosvjetskim vlasnicima.

hz__semir wrote:Pa normalno, da ih nece mozda ostaviti da igraju za Sarajevo ili Željezničar pored Arsenala. Pu, ... ti moderni fudbal i pare, dabogda se raspali svi klubovi iz liga petice, a pogotovo ovi smrdljivi englezi sa svojim bjelosvjetskim vlasnicima.

shaqqa wrote:

hz__semir wrote:Pa normalno, da ih nece mozda ostaviti da igraju za Sarajevo ili Željezničar pored Arsenala. Pu, ... ti moderni fudbal i pare, dabogda se raspali svi klubovi iz liga petice, a pogotovo ovi smrdljivi englezi sa svojim bjelosvjetskim vlasnicima.

Jah Sema dobro si, glupi Plišek što je odveo Džeku kad je ovaj mogao sad trpati golove Modriči i Laktašima a imao bi platu od nekih cca 1.500 KM. Umjesto tog blagostanja glupi Plišek je time što ga je odveo obezbjedio lagodniji život i njemu i njegovoj užoj i široj familiji, fuj kako se samo usudio da to uradi momku...