Gość: DD IP: 217.11.133.* 27.11.02, 12:29 Następna kolejka da nam odpowiedź.....i chyba Dudek pójdzie śladami Matyska a potem Hajty.... Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś czytaj wygodnie posty
Gość: TOcoMYśLE Re: Może Dudek pójdzie śladem Hajty? OBY IP: *.katowice.msk.pl 27.11.02, 12:58 PODZIELAM........NIECH DUDEK SOBIE ODPOCZNIE.........NA MOJE MYSLENIE NIE MA WPLYWU JEGO OSTATNIA NIEDYSPOZYCJA......ZAWSZE BYL SREDI, TYLKO MEDIA I LUDZIE NIE ZNAJACY SIE NA SPRAWIE.......WIERZYLI ZE JEST KIMS MEGA!!!NIE BYL I NIE BEDZIE!MITOW U NAS DOSTATEK I CIESZE SIE ZE CHOCIAZ JEDEN POWOLI SIE NIE SPRAWDZA:)))!!! Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś
Gość: aimarek Re: Może Dudek pójdzie śladem Hajty? OBY IP: *.toya.net.pl / *.toya.net.pl 27.11.02, 13:02 Gość portalu: TOcoMYśLE napisał: > PODZIELAM........NIECH DUDEK SOBIE ODPOCZNIE.........NA MOJE MYSLENIE NIE MA > WPLYWU JEGO OSTATNIA NIEDYSPOZYCJA......ZAWSZE BYL SREDI, TYLKO MEDIA I LUDZIE > NIE ZNAJACY SIE NA SPRAWIE.......WIERZYLI ZE JEST KIMS MEGA!!!NIE BYL I NIE > BEDZIE!MITOW U NAS DOSTATEK I CIESZE SIE ZE CHOCIAZ JEDEN POWOLI SIE NIE > SPRAWDZA:)))!!! Masz rację. Tacy ludzie jak Houllier czy Beenhakker (czy jak to się pisze) to zupełni ignoranci. Nie to co Ty. Mistrzu, ucz mnie !!! Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś
Gość: Crotalus Re: Może Dudek pójdzie śladem Hajty? OBY IP: proxy / 213.17.170.* 27.11.02, 13:08 Gość portalu: aimarek napisał: > Gość portalu: TOcoMYśLE napisał: > > > PODZIELAM........NIECH DUDEK SOBIE ODPOCZNIE.........NA MOJE MYSLENIE NIE > MA > > WPLYWU JEGO OSTATNIA NIEDYSPOZYCJA......ZAWSZE BYL SREDI, TYLKO MEDIA I > LUDZIE > > NIE ZNAJACY SIE NA SPRAWIE.......WIERZYLI ZE JEST KIMS MEGA!!!NIE BYL I NI > E > > BEDZIE!MITOW U NAS DOSTATEK I CIESZE SIE ZE CHOCIAZ JEDEN POWOLI SIE NIE > > SPRAWDZA:)))!!! > > Masz rację. Tacy ludzie jak Houllier czy Beenhakker (czy jak to się pisze) to > zupełni ignoranci. Nie to co Ty. Mistrzu, ucz mnie !!! To koleś z katowic, któremu wydaje się że jest Niemcem (post poniżej o tym jak to Schalke w... Wiśle) Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś
Gość: mario Re: Może Dudek pójdzie śladem Hajty? OBY IP: 5.1R2D* / 194.7.114.* 27.11.02, 13:16 i kto bedzie wtedy bronil? tkocz buahahaha od san marino chyba dyche dostaniemy Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś
Gość: GŚ Re: Może Dudek pójdzie śladem Hajty? OBY IP: *.dhcp.adsl.tpnet.pl 27.11.02, 14:21 Gość portalu: mario napisał: > i kto bedzie wtedy bronil? tkocz buahahaha > od san marino chyba dyche dostaniemy Odpie...l się od Tkocza, ciuliku !!! Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś
kubag Re: Może Dudek pójdzie śladem Hajty? OBY 27.11.02, 15:32 Gość portalu: GŚ napisał: > Odpie...l się od Tkocza, ciuliku !!! Tkocz, to ten spec od wybijania dosrodkowan przed siebie??? Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś
Gość: DD Re: Może Dudek pójdzie śladem Hajty? OBY IP: 217.11.133.* 28.11.02, 08:49 Całe szczęście że dudek nie bronił z San Marino bo wtedy na pewno byśmy dostali! Ale "gwiazdeczka dudkowa" nie będzie grała ze słabeuszami! Bo by wpuścił i dopiero byłoby śmiechu HAHAHAHA Na pewno by wpuścił chociażby tak jak z Łotwą....mańkut jeden. KIRKLAND POKAZ KLASĘ Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś
pmroz Re: Może Dudek pójdzie śladem Hajty? OBY 27.11.02, 14:54 Gość portalu: TOcoMYśLE napisał: > PODZIELAM........NIECH DUDEK SOBIE ODPOCZNIE.........NA MOJE MYSLENIE NIE MA > WPLYWU JEGO OSTATNIA NIEDYSPOZYCJA......ZAWSZE BYL SREDI, TYLKO MEDIA I LUDZIE > NIE ZNAJACY SIE NA SPRAWIE.......WIERZYLI ZE JEST KIMS MEGA!!!NIE BYL I NIE > BEDZIE!MITOW U NAS DOSTATEK I CIESZE SIE ZE CHOCIAZ JEDEN POWOLI SIE NIE > SPRAWDZA:)))!!! Człowieku nie masz pojęcia i piłce nożnej-więc nie pleć bzdetów palancie. Po prostu i Dudek i Hajto to zbyt dobrzy zawodnicy na naszą kadrę nie oszukuj się - mają rację, że zrezygnowali. Bo takie granie meczów z kadrą to porażka i strata czasu i jeszcze ten trener nie trener, grał swietnie ale o prowadzenie teamu nie ma pojęcia. hey Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś
Gość: m04 Re: Może Dudek pójdzie śladem Hajty? OBY IP: proxy / *.lublin.mm.pl 27.11.02, 14:56 Why Houllier should stick by Dudek CHRIS Kirkland is the unluckiest goalkeeper in the Premiership. Only one stopper in the league is better and he just happens to be at the same club. That hasn't stopped the deputy's fanbase increasing on a weekly basis. Kirkland will discover more allies backing his cause and although he'll welcome the praise - which is fully deserved - the motives of some of his most vocal benefactors aren't as honourable as you'd imagine. With all due respect to Kirkland, few Liverpool supporters really believe Jerzy Dudek deserves to be dropped after the defeat to Fulham. The Pole should stay in goal. Deep down, Kirkland will feel the same. When he establishes himself as Anfield's number one in the future, which he will, he'll be entitled to think he's allowed two mistakes every 18 months, which is all Dudek has been guilty of. But the glee with which certain sections of this country welcomed the Pole's errors can be easily explained. Dudek has enemies because he isn't English. He is not a contender to replace David Seaman. He is therefore surplus to requirements in the eyes of those who care far more about the national team than they do Liverpool. Liverpool's wellbeing isn't on the agenda for the most passionate Kirkland fans. England's is. Do we really believe anyone would care so much about Dudek's form if an English deputy wasn't waiting in the wings? We know what to expect over the next few weeks. Poor Jerzy will be in the firing line with every detail of his game dissected. His performances have earned him a halo in the eyes of Kopites. But when the halo slips, it's only a few inches away from being a noose and that's where the Dude's enemies intentions lie. Every mishandled cross, wayward kick or goal against him will be used to tighten the rope around his neck. His impeccable form since arriving from Feyenoord will fade into the distance, an irrelevance to those who want a new England number one and see Seaman's rivals for the job as the charlatansthey are. An unofficial 'Kirkland in' campaign is well underway, and it's not originating at Anfield. One hopes Gerard Houllier stands firm and ignores the hype because replacing Dudek now will follow England's agenda, not Liverpool's. Kirkland has time on his side. He is a monstrous talent and will soon by Liverpool's and England's number one. But that time hasn't come yet. Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś
Gość: yeti Re: Może Dudek pójdzie śladem Hajty? OBY IP: *.krakow.sdi.tpnet.pl 27.11.02, 15:10 Należałoby to teraz przetłumaczyć temu geniuszowi DD. Zwłaszcza zwrot "two mistakes allowed 18 months". pzdr. Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś
Gość: m04 Re: Może Dudek pójdzie śladem Hajty? OBY IP: proxy / *.lublin.mm.pl 27.11.02, 15:52 i jeszcze jeden: Football is a funny business isn't it? One minute you're the best thing since sliced bread and the next you're no longer the best since Clem. I am, of course, referring to the recent form of Jerzy Dudek. It's hardly been Calamity James material but mistakes against Middlesbrough and Fulham, and to a lesser extent in Basel, have proved costly. There's no escaping that. But is it really time to drop a goalkeeper that's helped us through many a tight squeeze. Who'll forget his magnificent saves against Chelsea at Anfield last year, his penalty save at Derby. I could drone on for hours and hours about stunning saves, yet his mistakes can be counted on just the one hand. It'd be extremely fickle to drop, or rest as Houllier might claim, Dudek after just three mistakes. Most of us witnessed Dudek's suspect form in the World Cup for Poland, and that leads me to the conclusion that Dudek's form really does depend on the quality and understanding of the players in front of him. When Dudek has played behind a settled backline he's seldom made a mistake that I can recall. The Polish offence was absolute abysmal in that tournament, and Jerzy took an absolute battering in the Polish media after one or two suspect performances. This season he's had to cope with a shaky defence at the start of the campaign as Houllier looked to find a happy medium between defence and attack, and more recently a back line shuffled more often than a deck of playing cards on the Las Vegas strip. We've had Stephane Henchoz's injury, the return of Babbel, the introduction of Traore, the moving of Carragher between left and rigt back, and Riise's changing from left back to left midfield on a gamely basis. In short we've not had anything like a settled back line and Dudek is the man in the firing line. When he's allowed to concentrate solely on his game and not the players in front of him then there's no better player in his position in the world. Frustrating as it is to have two of THE best goalkeepers in the land after our problems in that position of the last decade, I'm sure it's a problem that manager's would invariably like to have. As the saying goes, goalkeepers are like Buses. You wait all day for one to turn up and then two come along at once. I don't expect Chris Kirkland to start in Holland, especially since Liverpool will go there without a first choice back four. As big a revelation as Djimi Traore has been he's not of the standard Stephane Henchoz sets. Although Kirkland performed admirably in the Ali Sami Yen stadium against Galatasaray last year I just don't envisage Gerard Houllier opting for an inexperienced goalkeeper in a hugely important UEFA Cup match. After the comic performance of the back four in Basel will Houllier actually want to take experience out of the side? On the other side of the coin Chris Kirkland must believe he has a chance of claiming the number one jersey at Anfield if he's to remain happy. It was unorthodox to say the least to see two goalkeepers arrive at Anfield on the same day. And so it must be extremely difficult for a quality goalkeeper such as Kirkland, who by the signs of it is more talented than any other English goalkeeper at this point in time, to be playing in the Reserves knowing that he's got no chance of breaking into the first eleven. I don't have the details to hand, but I'm sure Dudek's contract runs to around 2007, by which time Kirkland will have lost out on a significant portion of what could be an absolutely fantastic career. The point I'm making is that if Kirkland we're to be ignored during Dudek's difficult time it could send out a message that no matter how hard the lad tries he'll not get his chance. Up until know Gerard has played things right. Kirkland's chances in the Worthington Cup we're sadly cut short when a thirty yard screamer from one Phil Jevons bulged the net last season, but the signs are that he'll get a decent cup run this time around. If Liverpool were to adopt the same approach as Arsenal last year and play Kirkland in the FA Cup as they did with Richard Wright, as well as in the Worthy Cup, then I'm sure Chris will be only too happy to bide his time. Dudek wouldn't be happy with that scenario in reverse. Whether or not Dudek is ousted out as the first team goalkeeper has greater consequences though. I'm sure Liverpool's Board of Directors would be less than happy to see a player that had recently signed a new, big money contract warming the bench. That'll hardly satisfy the moneymen upstairs that recently sanctioned the bumper pay offer, which by the way has been greatly exaggerated by the media according to the player himself. And so as I say I hope, and expect, Dudek to continue in the Liverpool goal against Vitesse. He's earnt the right to loyalty this past year, don't you think? a tlumaczyc nie bede bo on i z polskim pewnie ma klopoty Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś
Gość: DD Może Dudek pójdzie śladem Hajty? OBY IP: 217.11.133.* 28.11.02, 08:54 Nie tłumacz. Bo skończyłbyś tłumaczyć jak twój idol za którego pewnie byś dał się zabić miałby z 60 lat Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś
Gość: DD Re: Może Dudek pójdzie śladem Hajty? OBY IP: 217.11.133.* 28.11.02, 08:52 Dziękuję bardzo mistrzu ! Teraz już wiem czemu masz taką ksywkę! Oni nie istnieją Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś
Gość: DD Re: Może Dudek pójdzie śladem Hajty? OBY IP: 217.11.133.* 28.11.02, 08:51 Skąd to wziąłęś? Z The Sport week ? Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś