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  • Klumpie
    Klumpie Posts: 2,649
    Pearl_Juli wrote:
    haha, yeah! congrats on the PSV win! :D
    Palacio could've scored the 4th one towards the end but he missed it :p

    I heard you guys are back on top. We are still #3, two points behind Ajax and 1 point behind AZ.
  • amentvedder
    amentvedder Posts: 3,610
    Klumpie wrote:
    Didn't found that goal of yesterday, but this are also some good goals.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jFnaD0GFgE

    EDIT: Here it is http://forum.psv.nl/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=3&t=000829&p=23

    Excellent goals! ..but funny accent :p:p
  • Klumpie
    Klumpie Posts: 2,649
    amentvedder wrote:
    Excellent goals! ..but funny accent :p:p

    That first goal was one of the best things that happen for PSV, the 1-1 against Lyon. PSV go further to the semi-finals of the CL.

    Just a normal accent ;)
  • amentvedder
    amentvedder Posts: 3,610
    Klumpie wrote:
    That first goal was one of the best things that happen for PSV, the 1-1 against Lyon. PSV go further to the semi-finals of the CL.

    Just a normal accent ;)

    The first goal - the control! sweet. The last goal! - man he can strike a ball
    You's must LOVE him, someone who can score goals like that.
  • Klumpie
    Klumpie Posts: 2,649
    amentvedder wrote:
    The first goal - the control! sweet. The last goal! - man he can strike a ball
    You's must LOVE him, someone who can score goals like that.

    And he can defend even better. I still don't know of Alex is loaned of Chelsea or that he really belongs to us. They don't want to make this publicly. I hope he can stay another 5 years, but I don't think that will happen. :(
  • karma defect
    karma defect Posts: 5,483
    Klumpie wrote:
    Didn't found that goal of yesterday, but this are also some good goals.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jFnaD0GFgE

    EDIT: Here it is http://forum.psv.nl/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=3&t=000829&p=23


    Thanks for the goals of the tank.;)
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  • karma defect
    karma defect Posts: 5,483
    amentvedder wrote:
    The first goal - the control! sweet. The last goal! - man he can strike a ball
    You's must LOVE him, someone who can score goals like that.

    I love him he is a kick ass defender, I find it really weird that 'he wasn't on the world cup. Now that he finally is getting his chances for Brazil it won't belong before he makes his move to Chelsea. Carvallo can kiss his first eleven spot bye bye.:D
    « One man's glory is another man's hell.
    You’re on the outside, never bound by such a spell.
    Together in the darkness, alone in the light.
    I took it upon me to be yours, Timmy,
    I’ll lead your angels and demons at play tonight......»
  • karma defect
    karma defect Posts: 5,483
    Klumpie wrote:
    And he can defend even better. I still don't know of Alex is loaned of Chelsea or that he really belongs to us. They don't want to make this publicly. I hope he can stay another 5 years, but I don't think that will happen. :(


    I thought they had him on loan now. I hope he stays of course, but I seriously doubt he will. Unless Chelsea still can't get a working permit.
    « One man's glory is another man's hell.
    You’re on the outside, never bound by such a spell.
    Together in the darkness, alone in the light.
    I took it upon me to be yours, Timmy,
    I’ll lead your angels and demons at play tonight......»
  • Klumpie
    Klumpie Posts: 2,649
    karma defect wrote:
    I thought they had him on loan now. I hope he stays of course, but I seriously doubt he will. Unless Chelsea still can't get a working permit.

    So he's loaned. I thought PSV want to buy him this summer. And when Real Madrid was intrested, PSV asked €30 million. But I don't believe it, I also think he's still loaned of Chelsea.
  • Klumpie
    Klumpie Posts: 2,649
    karma defect wrote:
    Thanks for the goals of the tank.;)

    U vraagt, wij draaien. ;)
  • karma defect
    karma defect Posts: 5,483
    Klumpie wrote:
    U vraagt, wij draaien. ;)


    Dan ben je beter dan de meeste DJ's:D
    « One man's glory is another man's hell.
    You’re on the outside, never bound by such a spell.
    Together in the darkness, alone in the light.
    I took it upon me to be yours, Timmy,
    I’ll lead your angels and demons at play tonight......»
  • karma defect
    karma defect Posts: 5,483
    Klumpie wrote:
    So he's loaned. I thought PSV want to buy him this summer. And when Real Madrid was intrested, PSV asked €30 million. But I don't believe it, I also think he's still loaned of Chelsea.


    I don't know for sure, but that is what I heard. There were some rumours that PSV could buy him this summer, but like you I don't believe that it is true. Maybe if he still isn't allowed to play for them this summer and the club of his choice doesn't come allong, maybe he'd be willing to stay. I reckon he will not.:( I am getting more and more warmed up to that idea of yours to get Knol. He did me a favour and lost that silly hairband.:D
    « One man's glory is another man's hell.
    You’re on the outside, never bound by such a spell.
    Together in the darkness, alone in the light.
    I took it upon me to be yours, Timmy,
    I’ll lead your angels and demons at play tonight......»
  • Towerman
    Towerman Posts: 228
    Alex(PSV), Diego(Werder Bremen), Robinho(Real Madrid), Elano(Shakhtar-Ukraine), Ricardo Olivera(Milan), Renato(Sevilla).... all of them played together in Santos during 2002-2004, totally kick-ass team, sadly they lost the Libertadore Cup final against Boca and shortly after all of them were sold to Europe. But still imo that Santos was one of the best attacking-minded teams that I've seen in my life. Don't know if any of you guys in Europe got to see any of their games?
    speaking as a child of the 90's
  • Klumpie
    Klumpie Posts: 2,649
    Nope, I've never seen a match of Santos. There is a channel where you can watch the brasilian competition, but you have to pay for that channel. And most of the games are at midnight, so that's a problem too.

    But last week I've seen on the internet River Plate - Boca Juniors and it wasn't really a great match. But the atmosphere was fantastic. I've to see more matches of the South-American competition to get a good opinion.
  • brhf9
    brhf9 Posts: 1,475
    Towerman wrote:
    Alex(PSV), Diego(Werder Bremen), Robinho(Real Madrid), Elano(Shakhtar-Ukraine), Ricardo Olivera(Milan), Renato(Sevilla).... all of them played together in Santos during 2002-2004, totally kick-ass team, sadly they lost the Libertadore Cup final against Boca and shortly after all of them were sold to Europe. But still imo that Santos was one of the best attacking-minded teams that I've seen in my life. Don't know if any of you guys in Europe got to see any of their games?

    That team was really good.

    And i believe you can download some games with the Torrent software.
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  • Pearl Juli
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    Klumpie wrote:
    Nope, I've never seen a match of Santos. There is a channel where you can watch the brasilian competition, but you have to pay for that channel. And most of the games are at midnight, so that's a problem too.

    But last week I've seen on the internet River Plate - Boca Juniors and it wasn't really a great match. But the atmosphere was fantastic. I've to see more matches of the South-American competition to get a good opinion.

    Yeah, Boca-River matches are only good for the historic rivalry and the general atmosphere of the game. They're very poor when it comes to good football, and A LOT of times they end on 0-0 or other kind of draws.

    If you wanna see good football, you're WAY better off watching those teams playing separately against other teams.
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  • Towerman
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    Klumpie wrote:
    Nope, I've never seen a match of Santos. There is a channel where you can watch the brasilian competition, but you have to pay for that channel. And most of the games are at midnight, so that's a problem too.

    But last week I've seen on the internet River Plate - Boca Juniors and it wasn't really a great match. But the atmosphere was fantastic. I've to see more matches of the South-American competition to get a good opinion.

    yeah those games are usually very tight cause nobody wants to loose, the 2nd half was pretty good though. As Pearl_Juli said is better to watch them play against other teams.
    speaking as a child of the 90's
  • Towerman
    Towerman Posts: 228
    brhf9 wrote:
    That team was really good.

    And i believe you can download some games with the Torrent software.


    there's 3 games from them that I will always remember, one in the final of the Brazilian Championship in 2002 don't remember against who but Robinho was simply unstoppable, it was like watching Pele in colors. And a couple of games from the Copa Libertadores, one that they destroyed America from Colombia 5-0 IN Colombia where is usually very tough, Santos just gave a recital of great football with plays like you would see in a Nike commercial. An another one against Nacional in Uruguay that ended in a 4-4 draw, a game that Santos were far superior but didn't win because of their crazy attacking-minded style/spirit. And because of that Boca being a more solid and experienced team beat them in the final.
    speaking as a child of the 90's
  • Klumpie
    Klumpie Posts: 2,649
    Pearl_Juli wrote:
    Yeah, Boca-River matches are only good for the historic rivalry and the general atmosphere of the game. They're very poor when it comes to good football, and A LOT of times they end on 0-0 or other kind of draws.

    If you wanna see good football, you're WAY better off watching those teams playing separately against other teams.
    Towerman wrote:
    yeah those games are usually very tight cause nobody wants to loose, the 2nd half was pretty good though. As Pearl_Juli said is better to watch them play against other teams.

    2 the same answers...I will see if I can watch some matches on the internet. Only problem on the internet is that you miss sometimes important things of the match.
  • brhf9
    brhf9 Posts: 1,475
    Towerman wrote:
    there's 3 games from them that I will always remember, one in the final of the Brazilian Championship in 2002 don't remember against who but Robinho was simply unstoppable, it was like watching Pele in colors. And a couple of games from the Copa Libertadores, one that they destroyed America from Colombia 5-0 IN Colombia where is usually very tough, Santos just gave a recital of great football with plays like you would see in a Nike commercial. An another one against Nacional in Uruguay that ended in a 4-4 draw, a game that Santos were far superior but didn't win because of their crazy attacking-minded style/spirit. And because of that Boca being a more solid and experienced team beat them in the final.

    The final game was against Corinthians.

    Link (part1): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ck_H9A_uNoU

    part deux: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-T1sk0WWWH4

    And that Colombia game was the one where the crown stood up and started applauding Robinho because of his performance at the field that day.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3tVU-FxRnw&mode=related&search=


    And Capello keeps him on the bench...
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