Euro 2008 Thread

[deangel9]

Germania - Turcia

Miercuri, ora 21:45, stadionul "St.Jakob-Park" din Basel.

Jucătorul Semih Şenturk a declarat că Germania se va teme, în timp ce coechipierul său Hamit Altintop, legitimat la Bayern Munchen, i-a oferit informaţii lui Fatih Terim despre jucătorii germani. "Dacă vom câştiga semifinala, vom ajunge pentru prima dată în finala unui mare turneu. Adversarii noştri practică un fotbal total, de nivel înalt. Dar noi suntem hotărâţi. Vrem să mergem până la capăt. Hamit Altintop joacă la Bayern, el ne vorbeşte multe despre colegii săi, care fac parte din echipa Germaniei. Ne-a dat informaţii. Germania se va teme. Ştie că nu cedăm. În sferturi eram stresaţi, dar acum, în semifinale, situaţia este diferită", a declarat Semih Şenturk.

Antrenorul Germaniei, Joachim Low, a precizat că în Turcia a învăţat ce înseamnă mândria. "Este un meci foarte special deoarece ne poate permite să ajungem în finală însă, pentru mine, este o mare bucurie să regăsesc Turcia, deoarece trecerea mea prin aceast ţară m-a marcat mult, atât în carieră cât şi în viaţă. Acolo am învăţat ce înseamnă să te identifici cu un club, ce înseamnă mândria. Am întâlnit oameni foarte primitori, foarte simpatici şi sinceri. Oameni care nu erau foarte bogaţi mă primeau cu braţele deschise deşi nu mă cunoşteau decât la televizor. Ei ne invitau, pe mine şi familia mea, să luăm loc la masă. Am învăţat multe în Turcia", a spus Low.

Germania - Turcia, miercuri, Stadion: "St.Jakob-Park" (Basel)

Germania: 1. Lehmann - 3. Friedrich, 17. Mertesacker, 21. Metzelder, 16. Lahm - 7. Schweinsteiger, 6. Rolfes, 13. Ballack, 15. Hitzlsperger - 11. Klose, 20. Podolski; Antrenor: Joachim Low

Turcia: 1. Ruştu Recber - 22. Hamit Altintop, 4. Gokhan Zan, 6. Mehmet Topal, 3. Hakan Balta - 18. Kazim Kazim, 20. Sabri Sarioglu, 7. Mehmet Aurelio, 10. Gokdeniz Karadeniz - 9. Semih Şenturk, 21. Mevlut Erdinc; Antrenor: Fatih Terim

Arbitri: Massimo Busacca - Matthias Arnet, Stephane Cuhat (toţi din Elveţia)
Al patrulea oficial: Peter Frojdfeldt (Suedia)
Rezervă arbitru-asistent: Henrik Andren (Suedia)
Observator: Jaap Uilenberg (Olanda).

[deangel9]

Germania 3-2 Turcia

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[dark.dream]

turkiye..............only respect

[AlexSUN]

ştiţi cumva se mai joacă finala mică pentru locul 3 respectiv 4

[Shodo]

ştiţi cumva se mai joacă finala mică pentru locul 3 respectiv 4

nu cred ca se mai joaca ....

[DMX]

ştiţi cumva se mai joacă finala mică pentru locul 3 respectiv 4

nu se mai joaca

[tajka]

caută olanda la "alte echipe"
eu am zis că germania o să câştige, pentru că la aproape toate turneele finale, începe mai greu dar termină în forţă. olanda e posibil să îşi fi terminat gloanţele şi mai pun şi spania pe lista favoritelor

v-am zis eu cine e favorite la ce2008 (ce caşcheta mea?)
dacă nici eu nu am ştiut, atunci să nu merit să fi câştigat ieri 7 stele la conquiztador

[mindwar]

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tajkadammus

[oveman]

Oracolu din CF

[xan]

cine nu are , sa isi cumpere

[Shodo]

v-am zis eu cine e favorite la ce2008 (ce caşcheta mea?)
dacă nici eu nu am ştiut, atunci să nu merit să fi câştigat ieri 7 stele la conquiztador

da` chiar ca le`ai nimerit la fix....oricum cred ca bate spania ....

[beavis]

Topul dezamăgirilor la Euro 2008

Tabloidul britanic The Sun a alcătuit un clasament al celor mai mari dezamăgiri de la Campionatul European. Pe primul loc în acest top se află atacantul Italiei, Luca Toni, care a ratat foarte mult la acest tuneul final.

Atacantul naţionalei României, Adrian Mutu se află pe locul 8 al dezamăgirilor. Jurnaliştii de la The Sun au scris că de la Mutu se aştepta mai mult, precizând că acesta a fost la un pas să califice România în sferturi, dar a ratat penalty-ul cu Italia, iar România a pierdut apoi cu Olanda fiind trimisă acasă.

Pe locul 2 al clasamentului se află portarul Cehiei, Peter Cech, căruia i se impută greşeala de la golul de 2-2 al Turciei, care a costat calificarea Cehiei în sferturile de finală.

În acest top se mai găsesc: locul 3 Eric Abidal, naţionala Greciei (4), Thierry Henry (5), Mario Gomez (6), naţionalele Austriei şi Elveţiei (7), Karim Benzema (9), iar pe locul 10 este International Broadcast Centre din Viena pentru faptul că transmisia semifinalei Germania-Turcia a căzut 10 minute din cauza unei pene de curent.

[SAM]

ciombe68, oveman, SAM
Cei care au spus la inceputul campionatului cine va castiga turneul..!

[dj_b0by]

[FREAKTUNING]

ciombe68, oveman, SAM
Cei care au spus la inceputul campionatului cine va castiga turneul..!

de ce nu a-ti pariat

va dau eu cate un premiu: un tricou la fiecare cu craiovaforum

pm la mine cu marimile voastre

[deangel9]

XI at 11: Team of Euro 2008

GK: Iker Casillas - Spain
Still just 27, the Real Madrid keeper added to an already bulging trophy cabinet by captaining his country to glory in Austria and Switzerland. Euro 2008 could be the tournament that saw the Madridista eclipse Gianluigi Buffon as the globe’s best keeper as he outclassed the Italian in the quarter final penalty shoot-out and did not concede a goal in the knock-out phase.

RB: Khalid Boulahrouz - Holland
The Dutchman was a figure of fun in England after a poor spell with Chelsea but the man nicknamed ‘The Cannibal’ savaged his critics with his performances at the back for the Oranje. He even played on despite the death of his prematurely-born baby to earn admiration as well as respect.

CB: Carles Puyol - Spain
Quite simply a colossus for the Euro 2008 winners. He might look like a young Howard Marks but there was nothing dopey about the Barca captain’s defending throughout the tournament as he ridiculed suggestions that his partnership with Carlos Marchena was an Achilles heel for Luis Aragones’ side.

CB: Giorgio Chiellini - Italy
Being forced to replace the man who captained your country to World Cup glory would be a daunting prospect for any young player, but the Juventus defender stepped into Fabio Cannavaro’s shoes superbly. His display against Spain in the quarter final was one of the finest by a defender in the tournament.

LB: Yuri Zhirkov - Russia
In a tournament that saw the onus being placed on attacking football, nothing quite summed up the prevailing mood better than Guus Hiddink’s decision to field the CSKA Moscow winger at left back. Zhirkov’s raids down the flank were one of the sights of the tournament and a move to one of Europe’s biggest clubs surely awaits.

RM: Bastian Schweinsteiger - Germany
His input in the group stage was marred by a silly sending off against Croatia which earned him a ticking off from German Chancellor Angela Merkel, but the Bayern Munich star came to life in the knockout phase when scoring and providing two assists against Portugal and also netting in the semi-final win over Turkey. A quiet performance on Sunday brought the blond bombshell’s tournament to a disappointing end, but consolation comes in the fact his girlfriend, Sarah Brandner, was rightfully named top WAG by the German press.

CM: Wesley Sneijder - Holland
The Real Madrid playmaker lorded it over all others in the group stage as he was hailed as the Johan Cruyff to Holland’s new generation of Total Footballers. While those comparisons were short-lived and ultimately undeserved, there was no doubting the class of Sneijder as he scored two classic goals in the victories over Italy and France and established himself as one of world football’s best number 10s at present.

CM: Marcos Senna - Spain
Every great team needs a ‘water carrier’, as Eric Cantona once famously described Didier Deschamps, and Senna was that man for Spain as he snapped into tackles to win the ball for his more technically gifted team-mates. That is not to say that the Brazilian-born midfielder did not impress with his own passing though, as he rarely lost possession and proved a real driving force behind Spain’s success.

LM: Arda Turan - Turkey
Kevin Keegan must have been praying for a quiet tournament for the winger, but KK is having no luck in the transfer market at present and if Turan was attracting interest from Newcastle before the tournament, then it will be Europe’s leading lights waiting to pounce now after his two goals helped Turkey to the semi-finals.

FD: Andrei Arshavin - Russia
Arshavin fever swept Austria and Switzerland like ‘Seven Nation Army’ swept the terraces as the Russia playmaker produced two imperious individual displays against both Sweden and Holland to be compared to Pele by one reputable agency. Suspended for the first two games of the tournament, the Zenit St Petersburg man then went missing in the semi-final defeat to Spain but for those two glorious games, it appeared that a star was born (aside from the fact he is already 27 and inspired his club to win the Uefa Cup last season of course).

FD: David Villa - Spain
Missing the final due to injury was a cruel blow for the tournament’s top scorer but Villa still enjoyed a fine campaign as he struck a hat-trick against Russia in Spain’s opening game and then sent them through to the quarter finals with a last-minute winner against Sweden. The Valencia star added more than a few pounds to his transfer value and ensured Spain did not miss the absent Raul.

P.S.: GoodBye Euro2008!!!

[FREAKTUNING]

uite aici dupa terminarea meciului cu Olanda ce fata aveam

in poza sunt cel din dreapta

http://campionatuleuropean2008.ro/em...a-respectului/

[deangel9]

Xavi Named Player Of Euro 2008



Uefa's Technical Team for Euro 2008 today announced their Team of the Tournament - the squad of 23 players deemed to have been the outstanding performers at the European Championships. And Spain’s Xavi Hernández has also been named Castrol Player of the Tournament

The Uefa Technical Team for Euro 2008 has released the list of 23 players named as the Team of the Tournament. In addition Spain’s Xavi Hernández has been nominated as the Castrol Player of the Tournament.

Xavi was chosen by the nine-strong group of 'experienced football technicians' who have been following all the matches at Euro 2008, who also took account of the internet users’ vote on the Castrol Performance Index website.

Golden Shoe winner Cristiano Ronaldo did not make the final team.

The official squad of 23 top performers is as follows:

Goalkeepers
Gianluigi Buffon (Italy)
Iker Casillas (Spain)
Edwin van der Sar (Netherlands)

Defenders
José Bosinga (Portugal)
Philipp Lahm (Germany)
Carlos Marchena (Spain)
Pepé (Portugal)
Carles Puyol (Spain)
Yury Zhirkov (Russia)

Midfielders
Hamit Altintop (Turkey)
Luka Modrić (Croatia)
Marcos Senna (Spain)
Xavi Hernández (Spain)
Konstantin Zyryanov (Russia)

Midfielders – Middle-to-Front
Michael Ballack (Germany)
Cesc Fabregas (Spain)
Andrés Iniesta (Spain)
Lukas Podolski (Germany)
Wesley Sneijder (Netherlands)

Attackers
Andrey Arshavin (Russia)
Roman Pavlyuchenko (Russia)
Fernando Torres (Spain)
David Villa (Spain)