The AET Soccer/Football Thread

ladygooddiva

karma defect wrote:

I would pick Pieckenhage over Lehmann any day.

but the choice have been made ...

Klumpie

karma defect wrote:

I would pick Pieckenhage over Lehmann any day.

And I think Immel is still better then Lehmann!

Klumpie

Klumpie wrote:

Dirk Kuyt will miss the next match of Feyenoord, normally is this kind of news nothing special. But Kuyt played already 183 matches uninterrupted since 18 march 2001.

Actually, he didn't miss the match. He just played this match and have played 184 matches uninterrupted since 2001. I think they have a very good docter with Feyenoord.

ladygooddiva

Klumpie wrote:

And I think Immel is still better then Lehmann!

haha
anyways bayern munic plays vs bremen today and i hope bremen win...
and than hamburg has to win of course;)

all the matches are on sunday that i follow ....

anyways steve McClaren for the job for England even boro´s chief would give him the way free ....???

Klumpie

ladygooddiva wrote:

haha
anyways bayern munic plays vs bremen today and i hope bremen win...
and than hamburg has to win of course;)

all the matches are on sunday that i follow ....

anyways steve McClaren for the job for England even boro´s chief would give him the way free ....???

Hope Hamburg will win!
PSV will be the champion tomorrow.
ManU - Arsenal will be a tie.
AZ will win from Ajax.

And McClaren will be the coach of England! Good choice??? I don't know him good enough to answer that question.

AxlUlrich

Newcastle caretaker boss Glenn Roeder admits he is sending scouts out to watch Feyenoord striker Dirk Kuyt.

With Alan Shearer to hang up his illustrious boots in the summer, Newcastle are stepping up their search for his successor.

Although Roeder is unlikely to be at the helm at St James' Park next season, Kuyt remains a long-term target and his performances between now and the season's close will be assessed.

The 25-year-old front man is also likely to be in action for Holland at the World Cup and Roeder has tipped the powerful striker, also linked to Tottenham, to make his mark in Germany.

Kuyt is unlikely to come cheap and having already shelled out £16 million to land Michael Owen, Toon chairman Freddy Shepherd will have to dig deep again if he is to land a quality partner for the England man.

''I have asked our chief scout David Mills to have a look at Kuyt this weekend,'' said Roeder.

''He's a top player as far as I am concerned. I believe he will have a great World Cup for Holland.''

Coming back to life

Come on Pompey! Hold Blackburn and we won't need to hold manure. Not that I want manure to beat us, just not that confident!

Klumpie

AxlUlrich wrote:

Newcastle caretaker boss Glenn Roeder admits he is sending scouts out to watch Feyenoord striker Dirk Kuyt.

With Alan Shearer to hang up his illustrious boots in the summer, Newcastle are stepping up their search for his successor.

Although Roeder is unlikely to be at the helm at St James' Park next season, Kuyt remains a long-term target and his performances between now and the season's close will be assessed.

The 25-year-old front man is also likely to be in action for Holland at the World Cup and Roeder has tipped the powerful striker, also linked to Tottenham, to make his mark in Germany.

Kuyt is unlikely to come cheap and having already shelled out £16 million to land Michael Owen, Toon chairman Freddy Shepherd will have to dig deep again if he is to land a quality partner for the England man.

''I have asked our chief scout David Mills to have a look at Kuyt this weekend,'' said Roeder.

''He's a top player as far as I am concerned. I believe he will have a great World Cup for Holland.''

I heard that, they want him as the new Shearer!

AxlUlrich

Klumpie wrote:

I heard that, they want him as the new Shearer!

he definitely has the potential to be as good as Shearer
i think Newcastle wanna sign him cos they think they can sell Owen for 12 million and use that for Kuyt

a surprisingly good game going on now btw Sperms and City
very attacking game..2-1 now to Sperms

Klumpie

AxlUlrich wrote:

he definitely has the potential to be as good as Shearer
i think Newcastle wanna sign him cos they think they can sell Owen for 12 million and use that for Kuyt

a surprisingly good game going on now btw Sperms and City
very attacking game..2-1 now to Sperms

I think Newcastle doesn't have a chance! I know that they have more money then Liverpool, but Kuyt always choose on his feelings and he don't choose for the money. So there is still a chance for Liverpool.

Klumpie

Werder is leading with 3-0!!!!!!!!!

karma defect

Klumpie wrote:

Werder is leading with 3-0!!!!!!!!!

Will it help? Can they still lose the title?

Klumpie

karma defect wrote:

Will it help? Can they still lose the title?

You can't win from Bayern, you can only lose from Bayern.

karma defect

Klumpie wrote:

You can't win from Bayern, you can only lose from Bayern.

Hahahaha, Hey Klumpie I know your real identity.

Klumpie

karma defect wrote:

Hahahaha, Hey Klumpie I know your real identity.

And who is that?

AxlUlrich

Klumpie wrote:

I think Newcastle doesn't have a chance! I know that they have more money then Liverpool, but Kuyt always choose on his feelings and he don't choose for the money. So there is still a chance for Liverpool.

if he chooses his heart's way..then it might be Sperms :(
ah well...if he's smart and wants to play in the CL ,actually win trophies and join an improving club..then we are the right club to join.

karma defect

Klumpie wrote:

And who is that?

Well he has the same initials as Jesus Christ.

ladygooddiva

Klumpie wrote:

Hope Hamburg will win!
PSV will be the champion tomorrow.
ManU - Arsenal will be a tie.
AZ will win from Ajax.

And McClaren will be the coach of England! Good choice??? I don't know him good enough to answer that question.

yeap it would be sooooooooo cool bec. bremen won yesterday 3:0;)
so it´s no doubt that hsv has to win ...than just 4 points behind bayern munic:D
yes i´ve heard that;)
Of course it will be a tie bec. both really want to win and fight..
manu will win:D
i can´t say ....
i just read some rummers
oh well he was Ferguson's assistent since 2001 .In june 2001 he became the manager of Middlesbrough.Acctually he should started his manager career as i read @west ham or Southampton.
he played since he was 27 (stoped bec. of injury).He played in Hull,Derby,Bristol city and oxford.
and he was england´s assistent manager while japan and he´s still as i read and he sign a deal with boro since 2009

ladygooddiva

this is a better explainnation:

teve McClaren
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Steve McClaren (born in 1963) is a former professional footballer. He played for several clubs including Derby County. He made an initial name in management at Oxford United and then made a great success of an opportunity to become assistant manager under Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United.

In the summer of 2001 McClaren was offered the position of manager of Middlesbrough and has been a success in the role, taking them into European football for the first time and overseeing the recruitment of many big-name international footballers to the club. He also has pushed the team to reach their highest finish in the Premiership, 7th in the 2004/2005 season which gave them another run in Europe. Many expect to see him managing the England national team in future.

McClaren is also assistant manager and chief coach to the England football team.

ladygooddiva

Thomas Doll


Thomas Doll (born April 9, 1966 in Malchin, East Germany) is a former German football (soccer) player, the current head coach of Hamburger SV.

Doll played for the East German national team until German Reunification, when he was then selected for the full German national team. He appeared 18 times for GDR, scoring one goal, and 29 times for the re-united team, scoring seven times.

Doll's club career was mostly with Hansa Rostock during the GDR days; later he played for Hamburg, Eintracht Frankfurt, Lazio and Bari. After returning for a second spell with Hamburg, he retired in 2001. After his career as player he became coach of the second team in Hamburg, in autumn 2004 he became coach of the Bundesliga-team of Hamburg.