fudbal.1779dizel,
-> #1763, mango>> u Spaniji, 92... penal protiv nas, kada smo bili mnogo bolji
>
> To bejase 82, a ne 92.
Greska u kucanju... Imam cak i album!!!
:)
fudbal.1780dizel,
-> #1765, mango>> Portugalija - Hrvatska 3:0 (2:0).
>> Ubise hrvate...
>
> Pa i nisu ih ubili igrom. Hrvati su po prikazanoj igri bili
> tu negde sa Portugalcima:) SAMO sto su primili 3 gola, a nisu
> dali nijedan;) ^^^^ ^
U savremenom fudbalu, gde je prosek broja datih golova
negde malo iznad 2, ovo je jako MNOGO!!!
A ubili su ih igrom, hrvati su imali ukupno 3 sanse
na celoj utakmici.
> aboridzini nisu ubili nikog bliskog, a cak i da se to desilo,
> nisam siguran da bih mrzeo ceo jedan narod zbog jednog ludaka.
I nije stvar u tome... Kad bi bio jedan, bilo bi to u redu...
Ali kod njih je 99% populacije upravo takvih kakve ti nazivas
ludacima!!!
> (eh, da nam je Ladic golman:). BTW, dizelu, nisam ti lupio
> ignore:)
Za Ladica moram da kazem da je strasan golman i slazem se sa tobom
(mada, iskren da budem, mislio sam da on vise i ne brani... jer
vec ej ostario), a sto se tice ignore-a, ako ti to cini zadovoljstvo,
nece me mnogo potresti!
fudbal.1781junior,
-> #1722, madamov>> Oproštajna utakmica Pitera Šiltona?
> Nije, ali postaje toplije. B)
Oproštajna utamica Pele-a, Brazil:Jugoslavija?
fudbal.1782lexus,
-> #1773, guta=> Anić iz Vojvodine? Čini mi se da on nije tako loš... ili?
Nije još došao.
fudbal.1783budim,
-> #1739, schef(:) Nemačka───────┐ │ │
(:) ├─────────────────┘ │
(:) Hrvatska──────┘Mančester 23.6. 16:00 │London 30.6.
Baš me zanima, xoće li posle ove utakmice Croati pevati "Danke Dojčland"....
:>>>>>>>>>>>
poz,
budimir
fudbal.1784budim,
-> #1720, oldtimer(:) BTW, navijam samo za one čiju sam pobedu predvideo na tiketu ;))
Naravno, zato su kod mene Kroati uvek gubitnička strana... :))))
poz,
budimir
fudbal.1785budim,
-> #1709, lexus(:) => Partizan je po drugi put rekorder u efikasnosti.
(:)
(:) Mislio sam na igru kakvu je Partizan pružio u ovogodišnjem
(:) finalu kupa.
Vidiš da je promašio... :>
poz,
budimir
fudbal.1786vitez.koja,
-> #1780, dizel#=> A ubili su ih igrom, hrvati su imali ukupno 3 sanse
#=> na celoj utakmici.
Čitam juče izjavu Blaževića u Žurnalu gde kaže da bi on baš želeo
da igraju sa Nemcima u četvrtfinalu i da će odmoriti malo svoje glavne
igrače za taj meč... Znači predali ili prodali, svejedno, ali ovih 0:3
nisu prava snaga hrvatske reprezentacije...
sk
fudbal.1787vitez.koja,
-> #1766, mango#=> Moderan?!? :)))))) Ti mora da si staromodan jer to je fudbal koji
#=> se igrao pre 30 godina.
Pre 30 godina su Englezi i bili evropski prvaci, pa su se izgleda
toga prisetili pa zaigrali takav fudbal. I eto rezultata...
sk
fudbal.1788lexus,
-> #1780, dizel=> A ubili su ih igrom, hrvati su imali ukupno 3 sanse
=> na celoj utakmici.
Ubili su drugi tim Hrvata. U drugom poluvremenu je
Hrvatska bila nadmoćnija, ali su Portugalci zahvaljujući
"sjajnom" Pavličiću povećali prednost.
fudbal.1789lexus,
-> #1778, dizel=> Samo cekam da puknu (najvise mogu da dodju do polufinala), a
=> onda...
Finale: Holandija-Engleska!
Možda je ovo moglo i u prognozu ;)
fudbal.1790mango,
-> #1780, dizel>> tu negde sa Portugalcima:) SAMO sto su primili 3 gola, a nisu
>> dali nijedan;) ^^^^ ^
> U savremenom fudbalu, gde je prosek broja datih golova
> negde malo iznad 2, ovo je jako MNOGO!!!
Ovo ipak nisam mogao na mail;) Jel ti sad jasno na sta sam mislio
pisuci o tvojim porukama? ;))))
> A ubili su ih igrom, hrvati su imali ukupno 3 sanse
Ma, ne, ne, ne, ne decko. Portugalci su imali 3 sanse, Hrvati su
ih imali mnogo vise;)
> I nije stvar u tome... Kad bi bio jedan, bilo bi to u redu...
> Ali kod njih je 99% populacije upravo takvih kakve ti nazivas
> ludacima!!!
Pa, pravo da ti kazem, nism siguran gde ih ima vise, ovde ili tamo.
fudbal.1791mango,
-> #1787, vitez.koja>#=> Moderan?!? :)))))) Ti mora da si staromodan jer to je fudbal koji
>#=> se igrao pre 30 godina.
>
> Pre 30 godina su Englezi i bili evropski prvaci, pa su se izgleda
> toga prisetili pa zaigrali takav fudbal. I eto rezultata...
Ma igrali su oni taj isti fudbal od '66 pa do ovog EP, pa nisu imali
znacajnije uspehe. Naravno, u znacajnije uspehe ne ubrajam onu jadnu
pobedu protiv Kameruna u cetvrtfinalu SP Italija '90.
P.S. Napred Engleska;))
fudbal.1792mango,
-> #1789, lexus> Finale: Holandija-Engleska!
Ne moze ni teoretski jer se u najboljem slucaju sastaju u
polufinalu. So, bolje si ustedi pare;)
fudbal.1793petjo,
-> #1792, mango>> Finale: Holandija-Engleska!
> Ne moze ni teoretski jer se u najboljem slucaju sastaju u
> polufinalu. So, bolje si ustedi pare;)
Siguran si? Pogledaj poruku 1739. So, jeste moguce. :)
fudbal.1794lexus,
-> #1792, mango=> Ne moze ni teoretski jer se u najboljem slucaju sastaju u
=> polufinalu. So, bolje si ustedi pare;)
Ne, ne i ne!
Ekipe iz grupa mogu samo u polufinalu da se sastanu :)
fudbal.1795lexus,
-> #1794, lexus=> Ekipe iz grupa mogu samo u polufinalu da se sastanu :)
Htedoh reći, samo u finalu ;)
fudbal.1796budim,
-> #1766, mango(:) Moderan?!? :)))))) Ti mora da si staromodan jer to je fudbal koji
(:) se igrao pre 30 godina.
Nije baš toliko staromodan, mnogo je brz i dinamičan, često se dolazi u
šansu za gol... i.t.d.
poz,
budimir
fudbal.1797budim,
-> #1789, lexus(:) Finale: Holandija-Engleska!
Nemačka - Engleska je finale... :)
(:) Možda je ovo moglo i u prognozu ;)
Nije, tamo je sve šum! :>
poz,
budimir
fudbal.1798budim,
-> #1771, ilazarevic(:) Malo je falilo da Škoti razvale Francuze u četvrtfinalu.
Kao što su ih Bugari razvalili... :> Nisam verovao da su oni dovoljno
jaki bez Erika ?...
poz,
budimir
fudbal.1799budim,
-> #1772, ilazarevic(:) Ja navijam za Škote, ne trpaj me u istu vreću sa ostalima! ;)
Naravno, :) ti si moj škotski izuzetak... :)
poz,
budimir
fudbal.1800budim,
-> #1773, guta(:) Anić iz Vojvodine? Čini mi se da on nije tako loš... ili?
Gde Anić treba da pređe?
poz,
budimir
fudbal.1801giovanni,
-> #1742, madamovĘ?> E, vidis, jedanaesterac se moze dosuditi i u situacijama kad je prekrsaj
Ę?> izvrsen van sesnaesterca.
Ę?
Ę? ??? Jel' može neki pointer gde to može da se potvrdi?
Kako nikome nije palo na pamet koliko puta se u toku sezone desi sličan
faul i ni jedan sudija još nije dosudio (bar ja nisam nikad video) penal?
fudbal.1802giovanni,
-> #1738, budimĘ? schefa, koji je nekada rranije, kao mali, :))))) navijao za Zvezdu ali se
Pa schef je specifičan slučaj (on je iz KG ;>). Nego, čudi me da ti ne
navijaš bar malo (onako u podsvesti ;)) za Cro kad si kao malji deca trenirao
kod nas. ;)
fudbal.1803kum.djole,
-> #1761, lexus>> Jednostavno im je dao šansu, koju su ovi iskoristili.
Čudan sudija.
Partizan se na toj utakmici u poslednjih 15-ak minuta branio iz 'peterca'
i ko zna zašto se Mikelsen odlučio da produži utakmicu za 4-5 minuta.
U to vreme nije postojao propis da sudija obavezno produži meč ukoliko
je bilo više prekida.. dakle, svojevoljna odluka, poput onih kada je
sudija Marko iz ex-Čehoslovačke poklonio Kelnu gol protiv Zvezde.
fudbal.1804kum.djole,
-> #1765, mango>> Ukratko, Hrvati su igrali sa drugim timom:(
U drugom delu igre, sa tri standardna igrača igra se popravila.
Realno, prokockali su šansu da dobiju lakšeg protivnika, jer protiv
Nemaca nisu favoriti. U hrvatskoj odbrani još uvek nema fudbalera
koji će zaustaviti graciozne poteze Melera i sigurnu egzekuciju Klinsmana.
Ipak, fudbal je to.. ko zna. Iskreno se nadam da će hrvatski fudbaleri
savladati nemačke i dokazati da su zasluženo u vrhu evropskog fudbala.
Iako su Nemci u boljoj formi nego na SP94, a tada ih je iznenadila
Bugarska, imam utisak da ovaj meč neće biti samo formalnost za Nemce.
fudbal.1805embe,
-> #1801, giovanni>Ę?> E, vidis, jedanaesterac se moze dosuditi i u situacijama kad je prekrsaj
>Ę?> izvrsen van sesnaesterca.
>Ę?
>Ę? ??? Jel' moze neki pointer gde to moze da se potvrdi?
>> Kako nikome nije palo na pamet koliko puta se u toku sezone desi slican
>>faul i ni jedan sudija jos nije dosudio (bar ja nisam nikad video) penal?
Istim setom izmena pravila, kojima je zabranjeno golmanu hvatanje lopte
upucene od saigraca, sankcionise se penalom faul poslednjeg igraca
odbrane nad napadacom koji je u gol sansi, bez obzira na mesto
prekrsaja prostoru. Naravno, dodeljuje se i crveni karton.
fudbal.1806budim,
-> #1802, giovanni(:) Pa schef je specifičan slučaj (on je iz KG ;>). Nego, čudi me da
Ono jest... :) Negativan je to uticaj... :)
(:) ti ne navijaš bar malo (onako u podsvesti ;)) za Cro kad si kao
(:) malji deca trenirao kod nas. ;)
Ni malo, trenirao sam u partizanu, samo zato što nije bilo mesta u CZ, jer
su tamo bila samo deca maminih i tatinih sinova... Sve vreme dok sam bio
"kod vas", navijao sam za Zvezdu... :>
poz,
budimir
fudbal.1808dizel,
-> #1773, guta> Anic iz Vojvodine? Cini mi se da on nije tako los... ili?
On je (ukoliko je zaista dosao, posto se dosta pricalo, ali ne znam
da li je on dosao) jedino pravo pojacanje...
fudbal.1809dizel,
-> #1786, vitez.koja> svejedno, ali ovih 0:3 nisu prava snaga hrvatske
> reprezentacije...
Da, prava snaga hrvata ce se videti posle poraza od Nemacke od 4-5 golova!!!
:>>>>>
Inace, kada bih realno ocenio sanse u ovom mecu, Nemci su u vrlo maloj
prednosti...
fudbal.1810dizel,
-> #1790, mango>> U savremenom fudbalu, gde je prosek broja datih golova
>> negde malo iznad 2, ovo je jako MNOGO!!!
Pazi ovako, prosek postignutih golova po utakmici je oko 2.5, ali
kada se racuna za oba tima... Znaci, 1.25 po timu. A uporedi sada
3 i 1.25... i shvatices o cemu sam pisao...
> Ma, ne, ne, ne, ne decko. Portugalci su imali 3 sanse, Hrvati
> su ih imali mnogo vise;)
Cekaj, hoces da kazes da ona sansa Dominguesa, kada je izasao sam pred
golmana (pri rezultatu 2:0) nije bila 200% sansa... Sutirao je glavom
i promasio.
fudbal.1812lexus,
-> #1798, budim=> Kao što su ih Bugari razvalili... :> Nisam verovao da su oni
=> dovoljno jaki bez Erika ?...
Bili bi nešto jači sa Ericom, ali imaju previše dobrih
veznih igrača, da bi zvali njega - konfliktnu ličnost ;)
fudbal.1813madamov,
-> #1761, lexus
> Isto kao što je Partizan u Ljubljani pobedio Olimpiju golom
> u, maltene, 100. minutu i osvojio titulu.
Ta utakmica u Ljubljani se igrala dok Partizan nije dao gol i igrala bi se dok
ne bi postigli gol.
fudbal.1814madamov,
-> #1776, dizel
> Da nije mozda ono Engleska - Nemacka iz 1966-e (ako se ne varam)
Nije, ali postaje još toplije. B) Hoćete još fore?
fudbal.1815madamov,
-> #1781, junior
> Oproštajna utamica Pele-a, Brazil:Jugoslavija?
Ne, zahladneo si. B)
fudbal.1816madamov,
Date: Wed, 19 Jun 1996 10:15:30 +0200
From: Daunis Auers <dauers@EUROFACULTY.LANET.LV>
Subject: (Fwd) [LV] Latvia, Cup final
The Cup of Latvia 1996
----------------------
FINAL
SKONTO Riga - RAF Jelgava - 1 : 2 (0:0,1:1)
18-Jun-96, 1pm GMT, "Daugava" Stadium, +15C cloudy, att.: 700.
SKONTO: Laizans, Troitsky, Astafievs, Zemlinsky, Shevliakovs, I.Stepanovs,
V.Ivanovs, Blagonadezdins, Shtolcers (Lobanevs, 75), Babichevs
(Pahars, 60), Pindeyevs (Baushevs, 116).
RAF: Oleiniks, Vas.Ivanovs, Draguns, Mastianitsa, Dolgopolovs,
Murins (Shkele, 99), Dubina, Korotkevich (Torgashovs, 120),
Sergeyevs, Bogdans, Zarinsh (Kachanovs, 118).
Ref.: Direktorenko
Goals: 0:1 54' Korotkevich
1:1 57' Zemlinsky (pk)
1:2 115' Draguns
Yellows: Blagonadezdins, Korotkevich.
***************************
Daunis Auers
University of Latvia
EuroFaculty directorate
Raina Bulv. 19
Riga LV 1586
Latvia
dauers@eurofaculty.lanet.lv
Tel. (371) 7229 434
Fax. (371) 7820 260
***************************
fudbal.1817madamov,
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 02:13:02 -0300
From: Diego Vassallo <ramone@OVERNET.COM.AR>
Subject: Argentina - Polonia (friendly)
Argentina 2 - Polonia 0
- Balbo
- Simeone
Played in Tucuman - Argentina
fudbal.1818madamov,
Date: Tue, 18 Jun 1996 21:04:10 -0400
From: Erick Bridoux <p5v3af86@UMIAMI.IR.MIAMI.EDU>
Subject: Dutch team controverst continues (fwd)
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Dutch row not over yet says Seedorf
__________________________________________________________________________
(c) 1996 Copyright Nando.net
(c) 1996 Reuter Information Service
LONDON (Jun 18, 1996 - 11:47 EST) - Midfielder Clarence Seedorf said
on Tuesday that the row in the Dutch camp after the departure of his
close friend Edgar Davids was far from over.
The Surinam-born player told the London Evening Standard: "The storm
hasn't died yet."
Seedorf is one of five black players left in the Euro 96 squad
believed to be suffering a clash of cultures with coach Guus Hiddink.
Dutch journalists have spoken of the squad being divided, with two
major camps disputing the controversial departure of Davids.
Davids, who joins AC Milan next season, was sent home after openly
criticizing Hiddink following his omission for the Swiss game at Villa
Park last Thursday.
According to reports, Seedorf's comments suggest a wider agenda may be
aired during talks with the management, with rumors of racial
allegations circulating.
"I am glad the conflict has come out into the open because it has
become a major issue," he said.
Seedorf refused to comment on whether he would return home himself in
support of Davids. But he warned: "The whole thing is not over yet."
He added both sides were now taking the opportunity of putting their
opposing views to each other. "It is on the table. We are discussing
it," he explained.
In the wake of the dispute, captain Danny Blind has urged his side not
to let it distract them from their match against England on Tuesday
night.
He said: "England always play 100 percent with their hearts. It can be
a big problem when you don't play to 100 percent with your heart
yourselves."
fudbal.1819madamov,
Date: Wed, 19 Jun 1996 00:43:15 -0400
From: Eugene <yshtutin@STERN.NYU.EDU>
Subject: [R-WC] Africa (fwd)
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Date: 17 Jun 1996 08:43:03 GMT
From: Charl Gerber <gerber@stb.dfs.co.za>
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: [R-WC] Africa
Burkina Faso 2 - 0 Mauritania Agg : 2-0
Mozambique 1 - 1 Namibia Agg : 1-3
Gabon 1 - 0 Swaziland Agg : 2-0
South Africa 3 - 0 Malawi Agg : 4-0
Angola 3 - 1 Uganda Agg : 5-1
Guinea 3 - 1 Guinea Bissau Agg : 5-4
Sierra Leone 0 - 1 Burundi Agg : 0-2
Cote D'Ivoire 1 - 1 Congo Agg : 1-3
Zaire 2 - 0 Mauritius Agg : 7-1
Zimbabwe 2 - 2 Madagascar Agg : 4-3
Tunisia 2 - 0 Rwanda Agg : 5-1
Algeria 1 - 0 Kenya Agg : 2-3
Zambia 3 - 0 Sudan Agg : 3-2
Togo beat Sengal, but I do not have the score.
Tanzania vs. Ghana was postponed due to heavy rains at half time.
Cheers
Charl Gerber gerber@stb.dfs.co.za
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fudbal.1820madamov,
Date: Wed, 19 Jun 1996 00:43:24 -0400
From: Eugene <yshtutin@STERN.NYU.EDU>
Subject: [R/T] Iceland round 3 (fwd)
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Date: 12 Jun 1996 07:45:17 GMT
From: Gudmundur Bjarni Josepsson <gummi@rhi.hi.is>
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: [R/T] Iceland round 3
DIVISION 1
Round 3
June 7
Fylkir - Grindavik 1:2 (1:0)
1:0 Finnur Kolbeinsson (32)
1:1 Milan Jankovic (48)
1:2 Kekic Siusa (74)
Keflavik - Stjarnan 0:1 (0:1)
0:1 Valdimar Kristofersson (10)
June 8
Breidablik - IBV 2:3 (0:1)
0:1 Leifur Geir Hafsteinsson (38)
1:1 Arnar Gretarsson (64)
1:2 Bjarnolfur Larusson (66)
1:3 Tryggvi Gudmundsson (88)
2:3 Kristofer Sigurgeirsson (89)
Leiftur - Akranes 4:3 (2:1)
0:1 Mihajlo Bibercic (3)
1:1 Rastislav Lazorik (12)
2:1 Rastislav Lazorik (43)
2:2 Haraldur Ingolfsson (62)
3:2 Sverrir Sverrisson (74)
3:3 Thorvaldur Jonsson (78 og)
4:3 Rastislav Lazorik (85)
Valur - KR 0:3 (0:1)
0:1 Gudmundur Benediktsson (34)
0:2 Gudmundur Benediktsson (51)
0:3 Asmundur Haraldsson (53)
Top scorers:
5 - Bjarni Gudjonsson (Akranes)
Gudmundur Benediktsson (KR)
4 - Rastislav Lazorik (Leiftur)
3 - Sverrir Sverrisson (Leiftur)
2 - Leifur Geir Hafsteinsson (IBV)
Haraldur Ingolfsson (Akranes)
Mihajlo Bibercic (Akranes)
Kristinn Tomasson (Fylkir)
P W D L F A Pts
KR 3 2 1 0 7:3 7
Akranes 3 2 0 1 11:5 6
Leiftur 3 2 0 1 8:6 6
IBV 3 2 0 1 5:5 6
Stjarnan 3 2 0 1 3:3 6
Grindavik 3 1 1 1 2:3 4
Fylkir 3 1 0 2 7:4 3
Valur 3 1 0 2 2:4 3
--------------------------------
Keflavik 3 0 1 2 3:9 1
Breidablik 3 0 1 2 2:8 1
----------------------------------------------------------------
DIVISION 2
Round 2
May 28
Fram - KA 2:0
Leiknir - FH 1:1
Volsungur - IR 4:0
Thor - Throttur 2:4
May 29
Vikingur - Skallagrimur 0:2
Round 3
June 6
FH - Volsungur 2:1
IR - Vikingur 0:3
KA - Thor 1:2
June 7
Skallagrimur - Fram 2:2
Throttur - Leiknir 0:0
P W D L F A Pts
Skallagrimur 3 2 1 0 9:2 7
Thor 3 2 0 1 5:5 6
--------------------------------
Leiknir 3 1 2 0 4:1 5
Fram 3 1 2 0 7:5 5
Throttur 3 1 2 0 7:5 5
FH 3 1 1 1 3:3 4
Volsungur 3 1 0 2 5:5 3
Vikingur 3 1 0 2 5:5 3
--------------------------------
KA 3 1 0 2 4:6 3
IR 3 0 0 3 0:12 0
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fudbal.1821madamov,
Date: Wed, 19 Jun 1996 23:18:33 -0400
From: Eugene <yshtutin@STERN.NYU.EDU>
Subject: Euro'96 game reports from ESPNet (06.18/19.96)
SCOTLAND FALLS DESPITE WIN
By Brian Homewood
Reuter
_________________________________________________________________
BIRMINGHAM, England -- Scotland extended their sad record of falling
at the first hurdle in every major tournament they have taken part in
despite beating Switzerland 1-0 in their final Euro 96 group A match
on Tuesday.
The Scots finished level on points and goal difference with
second-placed Netherlands, who lost 4-1 to England, but were
eliminated because they scored only one goal in the tournament to
three by the Dutch.
Veteran striker Ally McCoist scored the winner with a superbly struck
shot from outside the penalty area in the 36th minute but it was not
enough.
Scotland have now taken part in five World Cups and two European
championships without going beyond the first round.
As in many of their previous failures, Scotland were agonisingly close
to glory.
Scotland pressed forward desperately for much of the second half but
that precious second goal stubbornly refused to materialise.
The final whistle brought the familiar sight of the Scottish players
disconsolate on the turf and their fanatical fans applauding their
gallant but vain efforts.
Each goal by arch-rivals England was greeted with wild cheering by the
Scottish fans, which provided an almost surreal scenario, and a
deathly hush briefly descended when the Dutch scored.
"It was great credit to England and I thank (England coach) Terry
Venables and his players for doing their best for Scotland.
Unfortunately, we couldn't do what was necessary," said Scotland coach
Craig Brown.
Scotland dominated the match against dispirited opponents, who would
have qualified only if both they and the Dutch had won. The Swiss
fans' cowbells were silent for almost the entire game.
McCoist, 33, was recalled to the starting line-up at the expense of
John Spencer and missed two golden chances in the first seven minutes.
Each time he had a free shot at goal from the edge of the six-metre
area but both efforts were brilliantly saved by goalkeeper Marco
Pascolo.
The Scots were inspired by some fine play by captain Gary McAllister,
who shook off his traumatic experience against England when he missed
a crucial penalty in the 2-0 defeat.
McAllister provided the pass for the goal when he fed McCoist who
thumped a shot into the top corner of the Swiss goal from 25 metres.
The Scots continued to create most of the chances in the second half.
Gordon Durie had a powerful shot saved by Pascolo, while the Swiss
goalkeeper also did well to parry a volley from a narrow angle by
substitute Scott Booth.
As the minutes ticked away, Scotland threw everyone, including central
defender Colin Hendry, into attack.
They were nearly caught out in the 86th minute when previously
untroubled goalkeeper Andy Goram touched Kubilay Turkyilmaz's header
on to the crossbar.
Scotland -- 12-Andy Goram, 4-Colin Calderwood, 5-Colin Hendry, 3-Tommy
Boyd, 16-Craig Burley, 8-Stuart McCall, 10-Gary McAllister, 13-Tosh
McKinlay (20-Scott Booth 61), 11-John Collins, 14-Gordon Durie, 9-Ally
McCoist (7-John Spencer 83).
Switzerland -- 1-Marco Pascolo, 2-Marc Hottiger, 15-Ramon Vega,
4-Stephane Henchoz, 3-Yvan Quentin (20-Alexandre Comisetti 80),
16-Marcel Koller (6-Raphael Wicky 46), 10-Ciriaco Sforza,
21-Christophe Bonvin, 17-Johann Vogel, 14- Kubilay Turkyilmaz,
11-Stephane Chapuisat (7-Sebastien Fournier 46)
Referee - Vaclav Krondl (Czech Republic).
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FRANCE GAINS SWEET REVENGE OVER BULGARIANS
By Timothy Collings
Reuters
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NEWCASTLE, England -- France gained long-awaited and sweet revenge on
Tuesday when they beat Bulgaria 3-1 to march into the quarter-finals
of the European championship.
France's intoxicating mixture of passion, flair and technique proved
too much for the Bulgarians, earning them a last eight meeting with
the group A winners on Saturday.
The win extended their long unbeaten run to 26 games dating back to
November 1993 when, in injury time in Paris, Bulgaria scored the late
goal which took them, instead of France, to the 1994 World Cup finals.
This time France were left celebrating at the end of a riveting
spectacle.
Goals by sweeper Laurent Blanc, after 21 minutes, and luckless
Bulgarian striker Luboslav Penev, in his own net, after 63 minutes,
put the French in command.
Hristo Stoichkov, with his third strike in three Euro 96 appearances,
from a perfectly-placed 69th minute free-kick, gave Bulgaria late hope
of salvaging a draw.
But their hopes of some reward were ended in the final minute when
substitute striker Patrice Loko skipped around goalkeeper Borislav
Mihailov, making a record 97th appearance for his country, to hit the
third.
With Spain beating Romania 2-1 in the other final group B fixture in
Leeds, Bulgaria were eliminated from the tournament despite their
vigourous and colourful display.
For Stoichkov, in particular, this was a great pity because his
mixture of artistry, anger and danger made him one of the most
watchable strikers in the tournament.
Two players were cautioned in the opening eight minutes -- French
stopper Marcel Desailly, for a foul on Stoichkov after the Bulgarian
had played the ball through his legs to beat him, and the heavy-eyed
Trifon Ivanov, for a late tackle on Bixente Lizarazu.
These early yellow cards were expected to prompt even more
indiscipline but the game settled down into a intriguing battle of
thrust and counter-attack with Yordan Lechkov and Stoickhov playing
splendidly for Bulgaria without much luck.
After 11 minutes a low cross from Lechkov tempted half the French
defence and left Penev, at the far post, with an inviting chance but
he volleyed wide.
At the other end, as if to match their opponents blow for blow, the
elusive and skilful Yuri Djorkaeff curled a low free kick past the
defensive wall to force a one-handed, diving save by Mihailov.
The pace was too much even for the referee, Englishman Dermot
Gallagher, who limped off in the first half to be replaced by reserve
official Paul Durkin.
Blanc's opening goal, headed home after he had risen above two
defenders to meet a Djorkaeff corner, invigorated France and deflated
Bulgaria, for whom Stoichkov was lucky to escape being sent off after
a jump and then a kick at his marker Desailly.
French striker Christophe Dugarry, showing all the power and touch
which has earned him a transfer to AC Milan, became the third man to
be booked for a foul on Tzanko Tsvetanov shortly before the interval
when he also almost scored with a solo break.
The second half was just as closely-fought but once Penev, under
pressure from Blanc, had glanced a header from a Djorkaeff free-kick
past his own goalkeeper, it was beyond Bulgaria's means to recover.
Stoichkov's virtuoso free-kick was a brilliant adieu from him. But
France had the last laugh with Loko's swift strike after being
released by the industrious Christian Karembeu in injury time.
France: 1-Bernard Lama, 5-Laurent Blanc, 15-Lilian Thuram, 8-Marcel
Desailly, 12-Bixente Lizarazu, 19-Christian Karembeu, 7-Didier
Deschamps, 6-Vincent Guerin, 9-Youri Djorkaeff, 10-Zinedine Zidane
(18-Reynald Pedros 62), 13-Christophe Dugarry (11-Patrice Loko 70).
Bulgaria: 1-Borislav Mihailov, 17-Emil Kremenliev, 5-Petar Hubchev,
3-Trifon Ivanov, 18-Tzanko Tzvetanov, 11-Iordan Letchkov, 6-Zlatko
Iankov (16-Daniel Bormirov 79), 10-Krasimir Balakov (20-Georgi Donkov
82), 15-Ivalyo Iordanov, 8-Hristo Stoichkov, 9-Luboslav Penev.
Referee: Dermot Gallagher (England).
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SUB'S LATE GOAL SAVES SPAIN
By Robert Kitson
Reuters
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LEEDS, England -- Substitute Guillermo Amor rescued Spain from Euro 96
oblivion on Tuesday with an 84th minute goal which ensured a 2-1 win
over Romania and, more importantly, a place in the quarter-finals.
Spain had appeared to be finished with the score tied at 1-1 until
Amor, stooping at the far post, headed home from Alfonso Perez's cross
to secure his side's first victory of the tournament at the third
attempt.
The biggest cheer of the afternoon, however, arrived when news of
France's third goal against Bulgaria filtered through from Newcastle,
ensuring Spain rather than the Bulgarians would occupy the second
qualifying place in group B if they held on.
Spain had taken the lead through Javier Manjarin after just 10
minutes, but squandered numerous chances to make the game safe after
Florin Raducioiu had levelled for Romania in the 29th minute.
The Spanish were aware before kick-off that even a hatful of goals
might be insufficient to save them from an early exit, despite the
ideal start provided by Deportivo's Manjarin.
There was a stroke of luck involved, the ball cannoning off a Romanian
defender straight into Manjarin's path, but the winger tucked the
chance away adroitly with his left foot from the edge of the area.
The Romanians, though, could easily have scored twice themselves in
the opening minutes, with Adrian Ilie particularly wasteful in his
first starting appearance of the tournament.
Goals, or rather the lack of them, proved Romania's undoing against
France and Bulgaria but after 209 scoreless minutes in Euro 96 they
finally broke their duck in style.
A superb passing movement, which started deep in their own half, ended
Florin Radicioiu racing onto a through ball and sending a low shot
under the diving Zubizarreta.
It was no more than Anghel Iordanescu's team deserved and went some
way towards justifying the widespread changes which left only four
survivors from their opening match of the finals.
Spain have been scarcely more settled, with just five of the side who
started against Bulgaria on duty at the kick-off, and coach Javier
Clemente maintained the trend by using all three of his permitted
substitutes inside the first 71 minutes.
The one thing Clemente was powerless to do was find the opposition
net, and when Amavisca and Hierro missed golden second-half chances it
seemed Spain were about to pay dearly for their lack of composure in
the penalty area.
Instead, one of Clemente's second-half substitutes finally achieved
what his strikers had failed to do, Barcelona's Amor earning his side
only their second win over Romania in 18 years and a quarter-final
date at Wembley on Saturday.
Spain -- 1-Andoni Zubizarreta; 2-Juan Manuel Lopez, 4-Rafael Alkorta,
5-Abelardo Fernandez (18-Guillermo Amor 46), 12-Sergi Barjuan;
17-Javier Manjarin, 20-Miguel Angel Nadal, 6-Fernando Hierro, 7-Jose
Amavisca (8-Julen Guerrero 71), 9-Juan Antonio Pizzi (11-Alfonso Perez
57), 14-Kiko Narvaez.
Romania -- 12-Florin Prunea, 2-Dan Petrescu, 3-Daniel Prodan (5-Ioan
Lupescu 86), 15-Anton Dobos, 12-Tibor Selymes, 14-Constantin Gilca,
6-Gheorghe Popescu, 10-Gheorghe Hagi, 18-Ovidiu Stinga, 9-Florin
Raducioiu (21-Ion Vladoiu 78), 19-Adrian Ilie (11-Dorinel Munteanu
67).
Referee: Ahmet Cakar (Turkey).
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BRITS CRUSH DUTCH TO REACH QUARTERFINALS
By Mike Collett
Reuters
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LONDON -- England turned the clock back to their glory years as two
goals each from Alan Shearer and Teddy Sheringham gave them an
overwhelming 4-1 win against the Netherlands and a Euro 96
quarter-final place on Tuesday.
The Dutch, ranked as second favourites before the start of the
tournament, also survived to reach the last eight but only because
substitute Patrick Kluivert scored 12 minutes from time.
That goal meant the Dutch edged Scotland out of second place in group
A and while England now entertain Spain at Wembley on Saturday, the
Netherlands travel to Liverpool to face France, the winners of group
B.
England wrapped up their place in the next phase thanks to a
blistering 11-minute burst early in the second half with Sheringham
scoring twice and Shearer once, adding to his 23rd minute penalty.
The Dutch, who had not lost to England in five meetings over the past
14 years, were ripped apart by the devastating pace of Steve McManaman
and the industry of Darren Anderton and Paul Gascoigne in midfield and
were lucky to survive an even bigger mauling.
The night's magic was best summed up by England's third goal and
Shearer's second after 57 minutes.
Gascoigne won a tackle at the edge of the penalty area and played a
perfect ball across the area to Sheringham, who looked as though he
was going to attempt a shot with only goalkeeper Edwin Van der Sar to
beat.
But he played the ball across to the unmarked Shearer, who lashed the
ball home to round off a superb move.
The Netherlands started well, but England were not overawed by the
country which destroyed them in the 1988 European championship and
also knocked them out of the 1994 World Cup qualifiers three years
ago.
England went close to scoring after eight minutes when Shearer had a
shot cleared off the line by Richard Witschge.
But after 23 minutes England did go ahead after Dutch skipper Danny
Blind tripped Paul Ince in the box to concede a penalty -- and a
booking.
Shearer made no mistake with his spot kick to score for the third
successive match in the tournament -- a contrast to his fortunes over
12 England matches before Euro 96 when he failed to find the net.
The Dutch continued to put England under pressure but goalkeeper David
Seaman had only one serious save to make in the opening half when he
turned away a fierce drive from his Arsenal team mate Dennis Bergkamp
for a corner five minutes before the break.
Five minutes after the interval, England created an outstanding move
involving Anderton, Sheringham and McManaman which led to the corner
from which they went 2-0 ahead.
Gascoigne's high, curling inswinger was met perfectly by Sheringham,
who outjumped Aron Winter to head the ball past Van der Sar.
Six minutes after that came Shearer's second and England's third but
the hosts were still not finished.
They made it 4-0 when Van der Sar failed to hold Anderton's 15-metre
shot and Sheringham outpaced Winston Bogarde to fire home the loose
ball for his second of the night.
With the match dead and buried and the Dutch heading for elimination,
coach Guus Hiddink sent on Ajax's teenaged striker Patrick Kluivert
for winger Peter Hoekstra with 18 minutes to go, and his tactic
quickly paid off.
After only six minutes on the pitch, Kluivert was played into space in
the England box and he shot calmly though Seaman's legs for the goal
that kept the Netherlands in the championship.
They hardly deserved it after playing poorly and wasting the chances
that came their way.
More intriguingly, they were out-thought and out-run in midfield by an
England side brimming with confidence following Saturday's 2-0 win
over Scotland.
The only disappointment for England on an otherwise memorable night
was a first-half booking for Ince, his second of the competition,
which means he misses Saturday's match with Spain.
England coach Terry Venables is most likely to replace Ince in the
match against Spain with David Platt, who came on for the last 20
minutes and outwardly showed little sign of the rib injury that
sidelined him last Saturday.
England: 1-David Seaman, 2-Gary Neville, 5-Tony Adams, 6-Gareth
Southgate, 3-Stuart Pearce, 4-Paul Ince (7-David Platt 68), 8-Paul
Gascoigne, 11-Darren Anderton, 17-Steve McManaman, 9-Alan Shearer
(14-Nick Barmby 76), 10-Teddy Sheringham (21-Robbie Fowler 76).
Netherlands: 1-Edwin van der Sar, 2-Michael Reiziger, 15-Winston
Bogarde, 3-Danny Blind, 4-Clarence Seedorf, 6-Ronald de Boer
(9-Patrick Kluivert 73), 12-Aron Winter, 14-Richard Witschge (18-Johan
de Kock 46), 17-Jordi Cruyff, 10-Dennis Bergkamp, 11-Peter Hoekstra
(20-Philip Cocu 73).
Referee: Gerd Grabher (Austria).
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POLICE ARREST 65 AFTER ENGLAND-NETHERLANDS MATCH
Reuters
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LONDON -- Police said that 65 fans were arrested for offences
connected with the England-Netherlands European championship match on
Tuesday. Most were for drunkenness.
England overwhelmed the Dutch team 4-1 and fans celebrated until the
early hours of the morning in Trafalgar Square and other central
London spots.
Police said on Wednesday that the celebrations were mostly
good-natured, although bottles were thrown at officers in "one or two
minor incidents."
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RELUCTANT FRANCE EMERGING AS BELLE OF THE BALL
By Timothy Collings
Reuters
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NEWCASTLE, England -- Twelve years after Michel Platini inspired them
to success on a balmy night in Paris, France are back among the most
admired contenders for the top prize in European soccer.
Their 3-1 victory over Bulgaria at St James' Park on Tuesday, lit up
by the quality of their all-round organisation and delightful
attacking play, secured a well-deserved passage to the Euro 96
quarter-finals.
But, like a beautiful, blushing teenager at her first party, the
French team and their coach worked just as hard to try to cover their
embarrassment in modesty as the plaudits poured in afterwards.
"This team still needs more experience, it is a team of potential, but
we are very happy with the way it is developing," said coach Aime
Jacquet, the personification of schoolmasterly dignity and good
manners.
"It was our first objective to qualify and we have achieved that, so
we are happy."
In a weaker moment he admitted also that he would have been delighted
if France had finished second instead of top of group B.
That would have meant a meeting with England at Wembley on Saturday
instead of travelling to Liverpool to face the Netherlands.
"Yes, I want to play at Wembley," he said. "But it can wait until
later..."
The bespectacled Jacquet was pressed for praise for his players in the
aftermath of his team's 26th match without defeat but, as usual,
evaded each question with the same elegance his silky-skilled
playmaker Zinedine Zidane avoided tackles.
"I am very happy to have beaten Bulgaria," he said, avoiding any
over-indulgence in pleasure at avenging the defeat, in November 1993,
which initiated Bulgaria's great World Cup crusade in America in 1994.
The defeat left France on the sidelines and sparked his promotion to
national coach.
"It was a difficult match...We decided to play this match in a more
technical way and we changed our style. But that was thanks to the
exuberant, flexible and spontaneous players who can adapt their play
in my squad. This is what allowed us to do well."
Jacquet's praise of the team ethic and his clever use of a squad
system -- which he introduced to replace the old star system
previously used by his predecessors Gerhard Houllier and Michel
Platini -- paid off through the group B games, vindicating fully his
omission of Eric Cantona, David Ginola and Jean-Pierre Papin.
He proved the French squad had strength and skill in depth, with
several players showing the kind of versatility and even temperament
which any nation requires to be successful and win titles.
His captain Didier Deschamps, fresh from winning the European Cup with
his Italian club Juventus, embodied his coach's philosophy with a
perfect combination of industry and imagination within a coherent
pattern of play.
Asked about the modesty of the French squad, he said: "Modesty is
something you should always display in respect to the opposition but I
think this team has big potential -- the potential to reach the final.
"We realise there are serious big steps to take first, on the way, but
we have the confidence and the ability to do it."
Like Deschamps, Jacquet felt confident his squad, which had six
players carrying one caution, was quite capable of coping with the
threat of suspensions.
"We are a group of interchangeable parts," he said. "I think we have
enough players to deal with this situation properly."
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DENMARK EXITS EURO 96 WITH A FLOURISH
By Timothy Collings
Reuters
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SHEFFIELD, England -- Defending champions Denmark bade farewell to
Euro 96 with a flourish on Wednesday when they crushed miserly Turkey
3-0 in their final group D match at Hillsborough.
In front of a vast bank of their red-and-white army of fans, the
Danes, who won the title on home soil in 1992, recovered from a dreary
first-half performance to show glimpses of the once dynamic attacking
play of former glories.
Led splendidly by brothers Michael and Brian Laudrup, whose creative
skills gave the Danish supporters something to celebrate in the second
period after a dreary first half, Denmark at least exited the
tournament on a high note.
Knowing that Portugal were in command in the other group match, they
determined to put on a show for their own fans and fully deserved
their victory.
The Turks, cravenly defensive for most of the game and without a goal
to show for their first appearance in the European finals, had little
to offer in return, but were unlucky late in the game when they had
one effort disallowed.
By then, however, the two excellent Laudrup brothers had combined to
put the game beyond their reach.
Brian Laudrup struck first for Denmark after 49 minutes and added a
second six minutes from time after older brother Michael had set up
Allan Nielsen to score the Danes second in the 69th minute.
The match unexpectedly produced five yellow cards in the second half
as both teams attempted to score, but it was rarely a clash of the
highest quality or commitment.
The first caution, when Turkish defender Tugay Kerimoglu was shown the
yellow card for a foul on Brian Nielsen, was virtually the only
noteworthy event in the opening period.
Danish goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel made one fine save from a shot by
Orhan Cikirikci and Brian Laudrup, following up a parried shot by
Allan Nielsen, lifted a close-range effort high and wide to break up
the first-half boredom.
But it was a different story after the interval. Enlivened by
something during the break, Denmark were a different team. They struck
their first blow when Brian Laudrup, running onto a perfectly-angled
pass from Erik Bo Andersen, ran round Turkey's hapless goalkeeper
Rustu Recber to slide in the opening goal.
Central defender Marc Reiper had a powerful header blocked and Allan
Nielsen wasted another chance, after a silky one-two with Michael
Laudrup, before Denmark scored again.
This time the older Laudrup, Michael, was the architect with a clever
pass for the industrious Allan Nielsen whose bright performance was
deservedly rewarded as he stroked the ball into the net.
The Turks were by then bewildered and and resorted to niggling fouls
to break up the Danish play before Brian Laudrup, set up by Bo
Andersen, skated through to score the third.
Turkey were unfortunate, during one brief spell of retaliatory
attacking play, when substitute Saffet Sancakli rifled the ball home,
but was ruled offside by a linesman. It seemed a very narrow decision.
Bookings, however, for Tayfun Korkut and goalkeeper Rustu, who was
lucky to escape a red card for handling outside his penalty area, said
more about their performance.
The second-half cautions collected by Henrik Larsen and Thomas Helveg
showed that the Danes, at last, were trying.
Yellow cards:
Denmark: Thomas Helveg (56), Henrik Larsen (80)
Turkey: Tugay Kerimoglu (44), Tayfun Korkut (60), Rustu Recber (89)
Denmark: 1-Peter Schmeichel, 8-Claus Thomsen, 5-Jens Hoegh, 3-Marc
Rieper, 6-Michael Schoenberg (13-Henrik Larsen 46), 2-Thomas Helveg,
15-Erik Bo Andersen, 7-Brian Steen-Nielsen, 17-Allan Nielsen,
10-Michael Laudrup, 11-Brian Laudrup.
Turkey: 22-Rustu Recber, 2-Recep Cetin (20-Bulent Korkmaz 68), 3-Alpay
Ozala, 4-Vedat Inceefe, 17-Abdullah Ercan; 15-Tayfun Korkut, 5-Tugay
Kerimoglu, 7-Hami Mandirali, 8-Ogun Temizkanlioglu, 11-Orhan Cikirikci
(14-Saffet Sancakli 68), 9-Hakan Sukur (18-Arif Erdem 46).
Referee: Nikolai Levnikov (Russia).
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PORTUGAL DEFEATS CROATIA 3-0 TO WIN GROUP
By Clare Lovell
Reuters
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NOTTINGHAM, England -- Two neatly finished first half Portuguese goals
and a superb individual second-half effort by Domingos wrecked
Croatia's 100 percent record in the European championship on
Wednesday.
The emphatic 3-0 win from a busy and attractive Portuguese side
propelled them to the top of group D, avoiding a probable clash with
tournament favourites Germany in the quarter-finals on Sunday.
Croatia, fancied outsiders before the tournament began, looked a
shadow of the side that beat Denmark 3-0 to qualify for the last
eight. Coach Miroslav Blazevic completely revamped the team, making
seven changes and the side lacked conviction.
The Portuguese, who have delighted crowds in England with their
skilful brand of touch football, took full advantage.
They were one up within four minutes when Secretario and Rui Costa
performed a neat one-two, putting the ball through to Figo who slotted
it past bemused reserve goalkeeper Marijan Mrmic.
Benfica striker Joao Pinto made it two in the 33rd minute, scoring
from a pass by Sa Pinto, deftly put his way by Parma defender Couto
after a corner.
Blazevic has repeatedly said that he would prefer to meet Germany
rather than Italy in the quarter-finals so the defeat may not have
been too much of a disappointment.
His side reacted badly to the Portuguese pressure, earning three
yellow cards in the first half for heavy tackles on the talented
Portuguese midfield.
However, they did have a couple of scoring chances. In the 13th minute
Barcelona's Robert prosinecki lofted a corner into the box but Dario
Simic's free header went straight into the safe hands of Vitor Baia.
Seven minutes later Robert Jarni, who also plays in Spain for Real
Betis, slipped past two defenders and crossed to Goran Vlaovic.
But Vlaovic, scorer of his side's only goal against Turkey last week,
had his powerful shot bundled off the line by the ever -vigilant
Portuguese goalkeeper.
Blazevic brought on his top strike force of Zvonomir Boban and Davor
Suker in the second half but the Croatians still failed to turn on the
magic.
It was left to Domingos, the Portuguese league's most prolific scorer
this season, to set the City Ground alight.
Domingos, a second half substitute, had missed an open goal in the
56th minute but with seven minutes remaining he neatly controlled a
ball that had ricocheted off Dubravko Pavlevic's back.
The Porto striker kept a cool head, drew Mrmic out and put the ball
away. Delighted fans, decked in red and green, bounced up and down and
side to side like a formation dance team in celebration behind the
goal.
Afterwards Domingos said his side were patently the best team in the
group.
"We proved we were the best, superior to the others in the group. We
deserved to go through," he said.
Portugal drew 1-1 with Denmark in their first match of the competition
and beat Turkey 1-0.
Yellow cards:
Croatia: Igor Pamic (10), Robert Jarni (29), Dubravko Pavlicic (36).
Croatia -- 12-Marijan Mrmic, 3-Robert Jarni, 6-Slaven Bilic,
14-Zvonimir Soldo, 15-Dubravko Pavlicic, 8-Robert Prosinecki (7-Aljosa
Asanovic 46), 16-Mladen Mladenovic (10-Zvonimir Boban 46), 20-Dario
Simic, 17-Igor Pamic (9-Davor Suker 46), 19-Goran Vlaovic, 2-Nikola
Jurcevic.
Portugal -- 1-Vitor Baia, 2-Carlos Secretario, 5-Fernando Couto,
16-Helder Cristovao, 13-Dimas Teixeira, 4-Oceano Cruz, 19-Paulo Sousa
(6-Jose Tavares 70), 10-Rui Costa (14-Pedro Barbosa 61), 20-Luis Figo,
9-Sa Pinto (15-Domingos Oliveira 46), 8-Joao Pinto.
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CZECHS GO THROUGH DESPITE RUSSIAN SCARES
By Robert Kitson
Reuters
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LIVERPOOL, England -- The Czech Republic qualified for the
quarterfinals of Euro 96 in sensational fashion on Wednesday after
Russia appeared to have stolen their thunder in a memorable Group C
game at Anfield.
The Czechs, 2-0 ahead after just 19 minutes, looked to have blown
their chances when Russian substitute Vladimir Beschastnykh rifled
home a 25-metre shot in the 85th minute to put his side 3-2 ahead.
But just as it seemed Portugal's opponents in Birmingham on Sunday
would be Italy, Czech substitute Vladimir Smicer raced on to a through
ball and beat Russian goalkeeper Stanislav Cherchesov to salvage a 3-3
draw.
The Czech players had to wait for a few seconds before learning of
Italy's goalless draw against Germany, but their solitary point proved
just enough to spark joyful mid-pitch celebrations.
The Czechs hit the woodwork on four occasions, but still came close to
disaster in a second-half which contained more twists than a detective
novel.
Russia had played the first 45 minutes like a side who had already
packed their bags for home, but two substitutions at the interval
transformed the game and at one stage threatened to lift them back
into the qualifying equation.
It took only four minutes for substitute Alexander Mostovoi to make an
impact, heading home Dmitry Kokhlov's cross from close range and the
Russians were level five minutes later.
Defender Omar Tetradze made a rare foray into the Czech box and
although his intended ball to Radimov failed to yield dividends, he
was quickest to react to the rebound to register his first
international goal in his 26th appearance.
Beschastnykh's strike was a contender for goal of the tournament, but
in terms of value to his country, Smicer's effort was made of solid
gold.
The striker, who only appeared in the 68th minute, still had plenty to
do when he received the ball just outside the area but coolly beat the
goalkeeper with a low shot into the far corner.
Having beaten Italy 2-1 on the same ground last week, no-one could say
the Czechs did not deserve to qualify for the final stages at the
first attempt since the splitting up of the former Czechoslovakia.
They tend to be solid rather than spectacular in midfield but winger
Karel Poborsky is a constant source of danger and they are capable of
creating goalscoring opportunities from deep positions.
Both their headed first-half goals from Jan Suchoparek and Pavel Kuka
were certainly classics, the latter a delightful looping effort from a
50-metre pass by the intelligent Jiri Nemec.
The Czechs could have established an impregnable lead if Michal Hornak
and Patrik Berger had not been denied by the Russian woodwork, but in
the end the only statistics which really mattered were the group C
final standings.
Czech Republic: 1-Petr Kouba, 15-Michal Hornak, 12-Lubos Kubik, 3-Jan
Suchoparek, 2-Radek Latal, 13-Radek Bejbl, 14-Patrik Berger, 4-Pavel
Nedved, 7-Jiri Nemec, 8-Karel Poborsky, 9-Pavel Kuka (17-Vladimir
Smicer 68).
Russia: 12-Stanislav Cherchesov, 3-Yuri Nikiforov, 2-Omar Tetradze,
20-Sergei Gorlukovich, 18-Igor Yanovsky, 16-Igor Simutenkov
(17-Vladimir Beschastnykh 46), 21-Dmitry Khokhlov, 19-Vladislav
Radimov, 4-Ilya Tsymbalar (15-Igor Shalimov 67), 6-Valery Karpin,
9-Igor Kolyvanov (10-Alexander Mostovoi 46).
Referee: Anders Frisk (Sweden).
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ITALY GOES OUT AFTER GOAL-LESS DRAW
By Adrian Warner
Reuters
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MANCHESTER, England -- Brilliant goalkeeping by Germany's Andy Koepke
sent Italy tumbling out of the European championship on Wednesday
after a frustrating goal-less draw in their final group C clash.
Koepke was lucky not to be sent off in the eighth minute afer he
brought down Pierluigi Casiraghi with his feet when the Italian
striker had broken clear in front of goal.
Tthe Eintracht Frankfurt goalkeeper was not even booked for the foul
and went on to save Gianfranco Zola's penalty and produce some superb
saves later on to deny the World Cup runners-up the victory they
needed to stay in the competition.
Italian fans suffered their most frustrating night for years as their
team failed to score against a stubborn German team who were reduced
to 10 men in the 60th minute when wing-back Thomas Strunz was sent off
for his second bookable offence.
The Italians finished level on points with the Czech Republic, who
drew their final match with Russia 3-3. The Czechs went through on the
basis of having beaten Italy 2-1 in the group clash at Anfield last
week.
The Germans won the group and now meet Croatia in the quarterfinals on
Sunday -- the countries' first meeting since 1942. But Berti Vogts's
team will need some time to get this match out of their legs.
Rarely has a German team had to absorb so much pressure.
The German fans roared Koepke's name during the wild celebrations at
the end of the match and chanted "Auf Wiedersehen" at the Italian
supporters.
It was a particular harsh way to react to a draw which their team were
very fortunate to achieve after struggling for long periods.
Apart from a Juergen Klinsmann header which flashed past the post in
the 28th minute and a long-range free kick from midfielder Andy
Moeller which went over the bar in the second half, the 1990 World Cup
winners produced nothing dangerous. Italian goalkeeper Angelo Peruzzi
was largely unemployed.
Koepke was by far the best German player on the pitch. Apart from the
penalty, his best save came at the start of the second half when he
dived acrobatically to his left to block a fierce shot from Diego
Fuser from the right hand side of the box.
But the line between success and failure for Italian coach Arrigo
Sacchi was as thin as the material on Koepke's gloves.
The group was dubbed the "Group of Death" because it was the toughest
of the championship. The Italians' early exit could mean the end of
Sacchi who is now sure to come under pressure to quit from the Italian
media.
His team has played some entertaining football in England but Sacchi
made some controversial changes for the Czech match.
Roberto Donadoni was a constant danger for the Italians on the left
side. Strunz, who came into the side for the injured Stefan Reuter,
was clearly out of his depth.
The Bayern Munich player was shown his first yellow card in the first
half for a foul on the midfielder and was sent off in the 60th for
another foul on the veteran.
After this far from impressive performance the Germans face a Croatian
team at Old Trafford on Sunday which Vogts called his "secret tip" to
win Euro 96 before the championship.
The German manager said he was disappointed to see the Italians go out
but praised Koepke and defender Thomas Helmer for what he called
world-class performances.
"We played a very strong team today and we had to battle a draw. It is
a shame that the Italians are no longer in the competition," Vogts
said.
"It is going to be very difficult against Croatia because Helmer may
be doubtful and we may have to rebuild our defence." Germany --
1-Andreas Koepke, 6-Matthias Sammer, 4-Steffen Freund, 19-Thomas
Strunz, 21-Dieter Eilts, 5-Thomas Helmer, 17-Christian Ziege,
10-Thomas Haessler, 7-Andy Moeller (3-Marco Bode 89), 18-Juergen
Klinsmann, 9-Fredi Bobic.
Italy -- 1-Angelo Peruzzi, 8-Roberto Mussi, 5-Alessandro Costacurta,
3-Paolo Maldini, 4-Amedeo Carboni (9-Moreno Torricelli 78), 17-Diego
Fuser, 10-Demetrio Albertini, 16-Roberto Di Matteo (19-Enrico Chiesa
68), 7-Roberto Donadoni, 21-Gianfranco Zola, 18-Pierluigi Casiraghi.
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Copyright 1996 Starwave Corporation and ESPN Inc. All rights reserved.
fudbal.1824madamov,
Date: Thu, 20 Jun 1996 00:37:55 -0400
From: Eugene <yshtutin@STERN.NYU.EDU>
Goal averages:
Total = 55 goals in 24 games = 2.29 goals/game
First 8 games = 13 goals --> 1.625
Second 8 games = 17 goals --> 2.125
Last 8 games = 25 goals --> 3.125
Group A
Total = 12 goals in 6 games = 2.00 goals/game
First 2 games = 2 goals --> 1.00
Second 2 games = 4 goals --> 2.00
Last 2 games = 6 goals --> 3.00
Group B
Total = 13 goals in 6 games = 2.167 goals/game
First 2 games = 3 goals --> 1.50
Second 2 games = 3 goals --> 1.50
Last 2 games = 7 goals --> 3.50
Group C
Total = 17 goals in 6 games = 2.833 goals/game
First 2 games = 5 goals --> 2.50
Second 2 games = 6 goals --> 3.00
Last 2 games = 6 goals --> 3.00
Group D
Total = 13 goals in 6 games = 2.167 goals/game
First 2 games = 3 goals --> 1.50
Second 2 games = 4 goals --> 2.00
Last 2 games = 6 goals --> 3.00
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The ranking of the quarterfinalists according to the first round results:
1. England 3 2 1 0 7 7 - 2
2. Germany 3 2 1 0 7 5 - 0
3. Portugal 3 2 1 0 7 5 - 1
4. France 3 2 1 0 7 5 - 2
5. Croatia 3 2 0 1 6 4 - 3
6. Spain 3 1 2 0 5 4 - 3
7. Czech Rep. 3 1 1 1 4 5 - 6
8. Netherlands 3 1 1 1 4 3 - 4
So the quarterfinal matchups are: 1 - 6, 2 - 5, 3 - 7, 4 - 8
Should have some good ones!!! Come Saturday, come! Now I can
finally sincerely say "Thank you!" to ESPN as we are going to see all the
games from now on.
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Top scorers:
1. Shearer (Eng).................... 4
2. Stoitchkov (Bul),
B.Laudrup (Den).................. 3
4. Klinsmann (Dui),
Sheringham (Eng),
Casiraghi (Ita),
Suker (Cro)...................... 2
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Yellow cards
GERMANY
Strunz (2x), Bierhoff, Hńssler, Kuntz,
M÷ller, Reuter, Ziege
ENGLAND
Ince (2x), Adams, Gary Neville, Shearer,
Sheringham, Southgate
FRANCE
Di Meco, Blanc, Karembeu, Djorkaeff,
Desailly, Dugarry.
CROATIA
Boban, Soldo, Asanovic, Stanic, Prosinecki,
Vlaovic, Pamic, Jarni, Pavlicic
HOLLAND
Taument, Witschge, Seedorf, Blind, Winter,
Bergkamp
PORTUGAL
Oceano, Sa Pinto, Sousa, Joao Pinto, Figo,
Rui Costa, Tavares
SPAIN
Abelardo, Amor, Caminero, Sergi, Otero, Luis
Enrique, Amavisca, Kiko, Nadal
CZECH REP.
Nedved (2x), Bejbl, Drulak, Suchoparek,
Latal, Kuka, Nemec
Red Cards
GERMANY
Strunz
SPAIN
Pizzi
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fudbal.1825madamov,
Date: Thu, 20 Jun 1996 23:28:22 -0400
From: Eugene <yshtutin@STERN.NYU.EDU>
Subject: Futbol Chileno: Jornada 11 (fwd)
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Date: Mon, 17 Jun 1996 10:50:01 -0400
From: Sergio Montoya Rodriguez <smontoya@buho.dpi.udec.cl>
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: Futbol Chileno: Jornada 11
PRIMERA "A"
===========
Resultados
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OSORNO 1 - ANTOFAGASTA 1 (Aguilar-O,Munoz-A)
U. ESPANOLA 2 - TEMUCO 0 (del Valle,Tapia)
U. CATOLICA 1 - WANDERERS 1 (Romero-UC,Vener-W)
ATACAMA 1 - HUACHIPATO 0 (Vega)
COLO COLO - U. DE CHILE Suspendido
CONCEPCION 1 - O'HIGGINS 1 (Melendez-O,Cangialosi-C)
PALESTINO 3 - COQUIMBO 1
(Lee Chong-P,Rojas(A)-P,Fuentes-C,Moyano-P)
COBRELOA 3 - AUDAX I. 0 (Angelotti,Riveros,Gonzalez)
Tabla
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NRO EQUIPOS PJ PG PE PP GF GC DIF PTOS
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1 COLO COLO 10 7 2 1 24 5 19 23
2 U. CATOLICA 11 6 3 2 23 8 15 21
3 COBRELOA 11 6 2 3 28 15 13 20
4 COQUIMBO 11 6 1 4 19 16 3 19
5 AUDAX I. 11 5 3 3 17 11 6 18
6 ANTOFAGASTA 11 5 2 4 16 15 1 17
7 U. DE CHILE 10 5 1 4 16 15 1 16
8 HUACHIPATO 11 4 4 3 18 20 -2 16
9 CONCEPCION 11 4 4 3 20 27 -7 16
10 PALESTINO 11 4 3 4 16 18 -2 15
11 WANDERERS 11 3 4 4 20 22 -2 13
12 TEMUCO 11 4 0 7 10 16 -6 12
13 OSORNO 11 2 5 4 12 14 -2 11
14 O'HIGGINS 11 2 3 6 14 21 -7 9
15 ATACAMA 11 2 2 7 11 24 -13 8
16 U. ESPANOLA 11 2 1 8 6 23 -17 7
Goleadores
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Vener, Mario (W) - 13 - CHI
Basay, Ivo (CC) - 10 - CHI
Fascioli, Daniel (An) - 8 - URU
Riveros, Jaime (Cb) - 7 - CHI
Brizuela, Hugo (AI) - 6 - PAR
Carreno, Juan E. (DC) - 6 - CHI
Cate (UC) - 6 - BRA
Gonzalez, Pedro (Cb) - 6 - CHI
Rojas, Mario (Cb) - 6 - CHI
Rozental, Sebastian (UC) - 5 - CHI
Silvani, Walter (UCh) - 5 - ARG
Vergara, Fernando (CC) - 5 - CHI
PRIMERA "B"
===========
Resultados
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EVERTON 4 - SANTA CRUZ 0
IQUIQUE 0 - NUBLENSE 2
LA SERENA 2 - PTO. MONTT 2
OVALLE 2 - A.F. VIAL 3
LINARES 2 - RANGERS 0
MAGALLANES 1 - COBRESAL 4
SAN FELIPE 1 - MELIPILLA 0
COLCHAGUA 5 - ARICA 0
Tabla
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NRO EQUIPOS PJ PG PE PP GF GC DIF PTOS
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1 COBRESAL 11 8 2 1 29 13 16 26
2 LA SERENA 11 6 3 2 20 14 6 21
3 PTO. MONTT 11 6 3 2 18 17 1 21
4 LINARES 11 5 3 3 16 10 6 18
5 RANGERS 11 4 4 3 24 17 7 16
6 SAN FELIPE 11 5 1 5 15 15 0 16
7 NUBLENSE 11 5 1 5 15 16 -1 16
8 IQUIQUE 11 4 3 4 15 14 1 15
9 MELIPILLA 11 4 3 4 13 14 -1 15
10 COLCHAGUA 11 4 2 5 19 17 2 14
11 A.F.VIAL 11 4 2 5 21 23 -2 14
12 EVERTON 11 3 4 4 16 15 1 13
13 SANTA CRUZ 11 3 2 6 9 21 -12 11
14 OVALLE 11 2 4 5 13 16 -3 10
15 MAGALLANES 11 2 4 5 18 23 -5 10
16 ARICA 11 1 3 7 12 28 -16 6
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Goleadores
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Alejandro Chilindron (Rangers) 8
Eugenio Poblete (A.F. Vial) 7
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fudbal.1826madamov,
Date: Thu, 20 Jun 1996 23:34:41 -0400
From: Eugene <yshtutin@STERN.NYU.EDU>
Subject: [R/T] China League 1996 (fwd)
---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: 17 Jun 1996 23:34:08 -0400
From: Hubert <jiangh3@alum01.its.rpi.edu>
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: [R/T] China League 1996
_____________________________________________________________
All information can be found in my homepage located at:
http://www.rpi.edu/~jiangh3/csl95.html
Game scores are courtesy of HUANG Yu of Hangzhou, China.
_____________________________________________________________
(A) Premier League:
I. Round X, June 16th:
Dalian - Shanghai 0:0
Guangdong - Beijing 1:0
Sichuan - Guangzhou 4:0
Shenzhen - August 1st 0:2
Tianjin - Guangzhou II 1:0
Shandong - Jilin 3:0
II. Standings:
Team P W D L GF GA GD Pt.
1. Dalian 10 5 5 0 14 6 8 20
2. Shanghai 10 5 4 1 20 10 10 19
3. Guangzhou 10 4 4 2 15 11 4 16
4. Sichuan 10 4 4 2 12 10 2 16
5. August 1st 10 3 6 1 14 8 6 15
6. Beijing 10 4 2 4 14 12 2 14
7. Shandong 10 3 4 3 12 9 3 13
8. Guangdong 10 2 7 1 8 9 -1 13
9. Tianjin 10 2 3 5 4 16 -12 9
10. Guangzhou II 10 1 5 4 4 9 -5 8
11. Shenzhen 10 1 4 5 5 11 -6 7
12. Jilin 10 0 4 6 6 17 -11 4
III. Round XI, June 23rd:
Shanghai - Beijing
Dalian - Sichuan
August 1st - Guangdong
Guangzhou - Tianjin
Jilin - Shenzhen
Guangzhou II - Shandong
_____________________________________________________________
(B) First Division:
I. Round X, June 15th:
Qingdao - Hubei 1:2
Liaoning - Shanghai II 1:1
Foshan - Dalian II 4:0
Guardians - Locomotive 1:0
Jiangsu - He-nan 1:1
Shanghai III - Shenyang 1:6
II. Standings:
Team P W D L GF GA GD Pt.
1. Guardians 10 7 2 1 20 3 17 23
2. Qingdao 10 7 1 2 16 9 7 22
3. Foshan 10 6 2 2 14 6 8 20
4. Liaoning 10 5 3 2 11 7 4 18
5. Shanghai II 10 4 5 1 11 5 6 17
6. Hubei 10 3 3 4 8 10 -2 12
7. Shenyang 10 2 5 3 11 9 2 11
8. He-nan 10 2 4 4 10 15 -5 10
9. Shanghai III 10 2 3 5 8 16 -8 9
10. Locomotive 10 2 2 6 6 13 -7 8
11. Jiangsu 10 1 3 6 5 14 -9 6
12. Dalian II 10 1 3 6 4 17 -13 6
III. Round XI, June 22nd:
Liaoning - Qingdao
Hubei - Dalian II
Shanghai II - Guardians
He-nan - Foshan
Locomotive - Shanghai III
Jiangsu - Shenyang
_____________________________________________________________
Cheers,
Hongbo :)
fudbal.1827madamov,
Date: Thu, 20 Jun 1996 23:34:46 -0400
From: Eugene <yshtutin@STERN.NYU.EDU>
Subject: [R] Iran - Sri Lanka (Asian Cup qualifying) (fwd)
---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Wed, 19 Jun 1996 01:28:53 -0500
From: Boz Sabeti <bo29@mailb.starnetinc.com>
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: [R] Iran - Sri Lanka (Asian Cup qualifying)
Played in Muscat, Oman:
Iran - 4
Sri Lanka - 0
fudbal.1828madamov,
Date: Thu, 20 Jun 1996 23:34:52 -0400
From: Eugene <yshtutin@STERN.NYU.EDU>
Subject: [R] Oman - Nepal (Asian Cup qualifying) (fwd)
---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Wed, 19 Jun 1996 01:31:24 -0500
From: Boz Sabeti <bo29@mailb.starnetinc.com>
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: [R] Oman - Nepal (Asian Cup qualifying)
Played in Muscat, Oman:
Oman - 2
Nepal - 1
fudbal.1829madamov,
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 00:25:53 -0400
From: Eugene <yshtutin@STERN.NYU.EDU>
Subject: Euro'96 off day news from SoccerNet (06/20/96)
Friday, June 21 1996
David Platt is fit to take his turn in England's football revival at
Wembley tomorrow in a side which, for once, isn't in need of one of
his rescue acts.
The squad captain stands by to assume the midfield role made vacant by
the one-match suspension of Paul Ince as coach Terry Venables makes
his first enforced change after starting the three group matches with
the same 11 faces.
Platt's reputation is that of the man to whom England look to get
something out of nothing, as his record of 27 goals in 60 appearances
testifies. Now he can surf the crest of the nation's optimism into the
quarter-final against Spain.
A rib-cage injury has prevented him working at full pelt until now but
Platt said: 'This is a different game, anyhow, one that could require
a different formation and different personnel. That's the beauty of
having a squad that's capable of playing. We could put any 11 out and
produce a performance because it's very competitive and every player
is good enough.
'We had a week to prepare for the Switzerland game, a week to prepare
for Scotland but only 48 hours before the Holland game. There were
also injuries flying around, so Terry didn't have his full squad on
the training pitch to work with for long sessions. But he put his
ideas across tremendously well and the lads took it on to the pitch.
What worked in practice worked in reality.'
The goals are coming from so many avenues and angles - four from Alan
Shearer, two from Teddy Sheringham and Paul Gascoigne's special
against the Scots - any thing from Platt tomorrow would be more of a
bonus than a necessity.
Arsenal's ú4million import from Italy last summer replaced Ince late
in the humbling of Holland on Tuesday and is almost certain to get the
nod to fill the shoes of the Inter Milan midfielder.
Gareth Southgate of Aston Villa will step forward again from his more
orthodox defensive role into midfield, with Platt asked to supplement
his urge to break into the opponents' penalty area with vital work
around the fringes of his own.
It was the quality of work done by Ince, Steve McManaman, Darren
Anderton and a deep-lying Teddy Sheringham - closing down the Dutch
playmakers and allowing Gascoigne to flourish - which set the mood for
a performance the country is still talking about.
The strategy will be different against the Spaniards, who are expected
to start with one forward, Juan Antonio Pizzi of Tenerife, and flood
midfield to deny England the space to work their increasingly
effective movements. Venables has spent much of the past 24 hours
studying videos of Spain's group performances.
'Their strength is in their team work,' he says. 'I'm a great fan of
their coach, Javier Clemente, who took over five years ago, shook the
team up and has given younger players the opportunity to develop, very
much on the lines I've tried with England.
'They will be difficult to break down, we know that, and Clemente is
happy to change his tactics every game to try to get the best out of
his team. I don't know why people have got it into their heads that I
would have wanted to play Spain in the quarter-finals; whichever side
came out was going to be strong.'
Venables' association with Clemente goes back to the time the English
coach took over at Barcelona and his counterpart had just moved from
Bilbao to Espanyol, the second club of the Catal city. 'He's a tough
cookie, a difficult customer,' said Venables. 'I had a few run-ins
with him over things which must have seemed important at the time but
which I can't remember now.
'There was quite a lot of rivalry between the two clubs and we had our
little feuds but they never really amounted to much. He is not so much
a confrontational man but he does stand his corner. He did away with a
lot of the more temperamen tal stars and brought in young players he
has developed. He's not the kind of coach to pick the flavour of the
week.'
Which is why Venables is taking the threat offered by a team unbeat en
since the 1994 World Cup far more seriously than those who are talking
as if England are already in the final and only have to turn up to win
it.
Bookmakers' William Hill have cut the odds on an England win in 90
minutes tomorrow from 4-5 to 8-11, and England are 33-1 to repeat the
4-1 scoreline over Holland. The bookies expect to take ú5m worth of
bets on the quarter-final, and this in a National Lottery rollover
week.
Thursday, June 20 1996
By David Walker
England will be unstoppable in their quest for Euro 96 glory,
according to the man whose team they crushed at Wembley on Wednesday.
Dutch coach Guus Hiddink, still shellshocked after Tuesday's 4-1
defeat, said: 'After that result I think England are unstoppable. The
way England are playing now makes them my favourites to win the
competition.'
He was stunned by the passionate crowd reaction inside Wembley as
Holland, rated as one of the world's major football powers, were
systematically outplayed and outfought and he believes there is a
unity between Terry Venables' team and the sporting public that no
team will be able to conquer.
Hiddink, who singled out Paul Gascoigne, Alan Shearer and Steve
McManaman as England's key players said: 'When you saw their first
game against Switzerland and the first half of their game against
Scotland, England were hesitant about how to play. I think they gained
a lot of confidence from their victory over Scotland and they showed
that confidence against us. I'm being totally realistic when I admit
that England outplayed us in every aspect of the game.'
His prediction was echoed by Holland's Arsenal striker Dennis
Bergkamp, who said: 'If England play like that they can beat any
team.'
Venables believes the crowd reaction to the contemporary England team
outstrips even the support received by Sir Alf Ramsey's World
Cup-winning squad of 1966. He said: 'I have never known an atmosphere
inside Wembley to match our last two games, even looking back to the
World Cup Final in 1966. It has seemed special in the last two games.
'It was very patriotic before the Scotland game with the singing of
the national anthem. Everything was so powerful. I wondered if the
fans could follow that up and they did against Holland. It's very
helpful.
'It gives the players a lift. It gives them extra reserves.
'We badly need success. When we get a sniff of it, we make a lot of
people very happy.'
Stuart Pearce, the senior player in the England squad with 68 caps,
said: 'Our last two games provided the greatest sense of crowd passion
I've ever experienced playing for England. The stadium is packed now
with England supporters willing their country on.
'It all started against Scotland and it has snowballed. I think the
players are too experienced to get carried along by the euphoria. We
have to get our feet on the floor and deal with Spain now.'
Spanish coach Javier Clemente, under fire after two disappointing
performances before the face-saving 2-1 win over Romania, admitted
yesterday that his team must improve significantly if they are to beat
England.
Clemente, who was involved in a scuffle with a Spanish radio
journalist after Tuesday's game at Elland Road, said: 'It didn't
matter to me if we played Holland or England . I probably just prefer
to take on England and it will suit us to play at Wembley, but we need
to raise our game.'
Thursday, June 20 1996
Holland were labelled 'The laughing stock of Euro 96' by their
nation's best-selling newspaper Telegraaf.
'Shocking, bewildering, disgraceful and scandalous,' it went on,
adding: 'Never has a team appeared so keen to be dumped out of a
tournament. The Dutch team is the joke of Euro 96.'
'Dutch dull guests at English soccer party,' said De Volkskrant, while
Algemeen Dagblad stormed: 'The Dutch were humiliated by England and
should be ashamed. Hiddink must have had a complete blackout.'
In Spain, El Pais, reported: 'It was a dance, a powerful exhibition.
Holland received football blows from every direction.'
Marca, the daily sports paper, warned Spanish fans: 'What awaits us!'
and added:'Shearer and Sheringham were the perfect double act.'
Thursday, June 20 1996
By Jeff Powell
We build 'em up to knock 'em down.
That's the time-honoured complaint of the British celebrity, most of
all the sporting super-star.
In particular, it is perceived as a very English syndrome. Especially
by the young men who regard themselves as the victims of that national
characteristic.
In fact, it happens all over the world. Do not imagine that
everything's coming up tulips in Amsterdam right now or that the
burghers of Bucharest are planning a civic welcome for their toothless
Transylvanians.
So this was the time for something completely different.
By way of a change, to mark the occasion of football's homecoming, we
knocked 'em down to build 'em up.
Pretty successful it's been, too. A reversal of misfortune.
Quite clearly the best thing that happened to England was that their
jumped-up antics in the Far East were photographically exposed for
everyone back home to see.
So vehement was the condemnation of that misconduct - by the public
and in columns like this - that these players were left in no doubt as
to the high level of application which England expects of them.
So closely has their every action been monitored - notably by the fan
in the street, the pub and the night-club - that they have been
obliged to dedicate themselves to this sporting life. At least until
Euro 96 is won or lost.
The heat was on, not only at Wembey but also off the pitch.
Left with little option but to get their minds and bodies right, they
went fishing instead of frolicking and the result was there for all to
see...that stupendous 4-1 hammering of Holland.
Along with the stygma, the nation was lifted.
Actually, the nation did a great deal to uplift itself. Because the
forgiveness of the Wembley crowd and the intensity with which it is
willing England to perform was a crucial element on Wednesday night
and is playing a major part in re-shaping a tournament for which the
hosts now find themselves installed as second favourites.
Football never went away, as it happens, but it is taking home
advantage.
Long may it continue. Even Gazza's belligerent gloating, if that's
what makes him tick like he did against the Dutch. Certainly the
collective resentment, so long as they keep taking it out on the
opposition as well as their watch-dogs.
Although the hope that it will do so rests more securely in the
attitude of Paul Gascoigne's coach and mentor.
While his players made their points, Terry Venables was the most
understated Englishman in the old stadium. The dignity of the coach
whom the Football Association worried might be too colourful and
outspoken provided, in the event, an object lesson in how to handle
victory with wisdom and good grace.
He acted as a sane and cautioning influence on players and public
alike.
Don't get carried away, he warned. Absolutely. We shall know the full
rights and wrongs of Paul Gascoigne's continued involvement once the
tournament has run its full course. For the moment it has really only
just begun.
So if Spain, for a restart, are to be beaten then Gazza and his mates
need to stay focussed.
No relapses allowed.
None of us want to go back to wielding the big stick.
Thursday, June 20 1996
The coach back from Wembley on Tuesday night had the excited buzz of a
team who had achieved something great.
Gazza was rock 'n rolling in the aisles reminding us all, once again,
that his dancing feet are not restricted to his exploits on the pitch.
When 'Football's Coming Home' came on the video we all broke into
song. That single has now become our anthem to and from matches.
Understandably, we were all on a high. We owed the Dutch one for some
of the previous results they have inflicted on us and, boy, did we
stick it to them.
Without exception it was the most outstanding international
performance any of us had been involved in. It wasn't just the result,
it was the style we produced.
It must be a very, very long time since an England team have taken
apart so comprehensively a side of Holland's reputation.
Yet, the mood was not the euphoria you get when a team have won a cup
final - more like the excited expectation of a side who have achieved
an important result on the way to winning the championship. The job
has not been completed.
The only player who didn't feel like celebrating too much was Paul
Ince. Although delighted at having played his part in helping us reach
the quarter-finals, he was really down having received a second yellow
card which means he will be suspended for Saturday's match against
Spain.
He was both upset and angry. Upset because he doesn't want to miss the
next game, which will mean he must then fight to get his place back
should a winning team reach the semi-finals. Angry because he felt he
didn't deserve the booking. He was convinced Jordi Cruyff took a dive.
I don't think his demeanour was helped by the fact that when we all
met up with our families in the players' lounge after the game his
wife Claire was wearing a stunning designer outfit - all in orange,
right down to her shoes. Even if it was a Donna Karan number I don't
think Incey was too amused!
A couple of drinks, though - just a couple - set us all up for a merry
journey back to our Burnham Beeches HQ. But once we all sat down for a
late night meal of pasta, to replace our lost energy, the mood soon
cooled down.
Even if we have had delighted ourselves, and the nation, with our
performance we quickly became aware that the relief of reaching the
quarter-finals means that we've only achieved the bare minimum of what
was expected of us before the championships began.
Some people might suggest that because of Tuesday night's result we've
already done ourselves proud and what follows might not matter. That's
not our attitude.
Yes, we have proved what we thought all along. We are a world-class
side, but having had the taste of success we now want to devour it, so
it wasn't long before there was a mood of realism and the need to keep
our feet on the ground.
That's what happens the further you progress in a tournament so,
believe it or not, we were all tucked up in bed early.
Not that we haven't enjoyed all the plaudits and most of us were up
early yesterday morning to relive the game through the newspapers.
It was so nice to read so many good things being said about us. It
makes a change!
Breakfast was followed by a gentle warm-down training session before
we get down today to making our preparations for the Spanish game.
Even Gazza had calmed down from the jokes session he had been giving
us the night before, although he was still too occupied with the
previous night's events to join me yesterday afternoon for another
fishing session.
Thursday, June 20 1996
The future is bright. The future is white. That was the message from a
jubilant England camp as they reflected on their brilliant performance
on Tuesday night which made the Orangemen of Holland look more like a
bunch of lemons.
As Teddy Sheringham, one of England's heroes in the most convincing
win over a top-class side in competition football since the 1996 World
Cup Final, put it: Terry Venables side destroyed the fabled Dutch
style of 'Total football' with their own brand of 'Sheer football'.
Such is the confidence and self belief which abounds following the
remarkable 4-1 demolition of the Dutch, Sheringham suggests England
should now be regarded in the same class as Brazil.
A year ago Sheringham made the same claim as England prepared to take
on the world champions in the the Umbro Cup. At the time, his
assertion was greeted with more than a little derision.
After the Brazilians emerged 3-1 winners at Wembley, such scepticism
seemed justified but yesterday the smirk of satisfaction on
Sheringham's face had that 'Told you so' look.
'I've always believed we could be as good as Brazil because you only
have to look at the quality in our squad. We have some unbelievable
players,' said Sheringham. 'The trouble is there seems to be this
habit for people to build up the opposition and run down what we've
got.
'You only have to look at the ability of some of the players we have
going forward, like Paul Gascoigne, Steve McManaman, Darren Anderton
and Alan Shearer to realise how good we are. If any other country had
them people would be saying what a great bunch they are.
'The truth is we are just as capable as any of the top teams in the
world, Brazil included, and the sooner people realise that and back us
the more chance we will have.
'While we are acutely aware of the need to keep our feet on the ground
and not get carried away there is a genuine feeling now that we can
beat anybody. The players we have are every bit as good as any others
in the tournament.
'We proved that on Tuesday. Not only did we beat a side of Holland's
reputation by such a convincing scoreline, we outplayed them with
sheer football.
'England teams have beaten good sides in the past but to outclass them
the way we did was something special.
'When I said 12 months ago we could be as good as Brazil I really
meant it because I could see we were getting there. Terry had come in
and decided we had to change our style of play and go the European way
and that has helped us. Although I always felt we had world-class
players across the pitch before he took over, we weren't playing the
right way as a team.'
The manner of the victory, as much as the margin, surprised even those
who have retained a strong belief in Terry Venables' ability to forge
a side which would peak in this tournament.
Coincidentally, the first signs Venables saw that it could be possible
was in that match against Brazil, which remains the only defeat of his
reign.
Venables said: 'Even though we eventually lost, for 60 minutes we more
than matched Brazil and I then believed that with another year's work
we would be good enough to make a serious challenge this summer.'
Sheringham feels such a positive vibe only became apparent among the
players in the last couple of months leading up to the Championship.
He said: 'Ever since Terry took over we have been working on getting
the system right and for the players to understand what is required of
them. Some of the scorelines and performances early on suggested we
were not that good a side but we all believed in the direction we were
heading.
'It is since Christmas that things really started to come together, as
the displays against Bulgaria, Croatia and Portugal suggested. All
that was missing were the goals. But in any one of those matches we
created enough chances to have scored four or five.'
In that respect, the missing link is Alan Shearer. Having gone almost
two years without an international goal - and then absent for most
most of the build-up because of a knee injury - he entered the
Championship under intense pressure. His response has been to explode
and thus challenge Germany's Jurgen Klinsmann for the Golden Boot.
Sheringham says: 'Both are top quality but the advantage Jurgen has at
the moment is that he has done it over a period of years and when a
half chance comes his way he puts it in. Alan is still learning on
that front but he's getting there.'
Thursday, June 20 1996
Terry Venables had the nation in the palms of his hands yesterday,
determined not to let the European Championship slip through his
fingers.
The spectacular demolition of Dutch football's reputation at Wembley
on Tuesday - a night when you couldn't pick a single hole in England -
has roused a country whose heroes often go into a spectacular nosedive
at the whiff of a title.
Of course, it's nowhere near over yet. It's only the quarter-finals
we're talking about. But England have only to play three more times as
they did against Holland - and 4-1 has suddenly taken over from 4-2 as
England's most popular scoreline - and they'll win it, won't they?
Venables insists he saw signs of what unravelled before disbelieving
eyes on Tuesday developing in the final game of the Umbro Cup a year
ago, when England took the lead against Brazil only to be undone by
the kind of flourish which left Holland clinging to Euro 96 by the
skin of its cuticles.
From Christmas onwards the pieces began to fall together.
'Things just don't go right on the night against a team as good as
Holland,' said the coach. 'I think this team has yet to realise how
good it can be and it's the getting there that matters.
'It has taken time for us to get things the way I wanted them. I asked
the players to test themselves in different situations, which isn't
easy for them considering the little time we've had together. It's
beginning to look natural for them now.
'The movement of the team and the ball is something we've worked on
and it isn't easy to pick up the basics right away. We did it a little
against the Swiss on the first day and we were getting there against
Hungary in the final match at Wembley before the Championship.
'The publicity we had over the weekend and the feeling the players got
from beating Scotland made them more determined to want to go out and
do it against Holland. This was always going to be a big game and a
question of who was going to be the better team. If the Dutch had been
better, they could have given us the run around.'
But they weren't and they didn't.
Inevitably, perhaps, Venables was asked if a performance like this
didn't make him want to reconsider his position as England's coach, a
situation he manfuactured and which is now beyond redemption. Yes, he
was sad, he said, but there was no use crying over spilt resignations.
'It's the way it is. I've known for a long time I was going and I've
got used to it but I suppose I can be a bit envious when I see all
these young players coming through. But I don't want to dump anything
on Glenn (Hoddle). We all know what the situation is.'
On his first official day in office on June 1, Hoddle told me that it
would be in his and England's interests if he was to take over a
winning team, not one which had taken a Euro hounding. He didn't
mention champions but he might soon have to.
fudbal.1830madamov,
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 00:22:30 -0400
From: Eugene <yshtutin@STERN.NYU.EDU>
Subject: Euro'96 off day news from ESPNet (06/20/96)
INJURIES TO ADAMS, ANDERTON WORRY ENGLAND
Reuters
_________________________________________________________________
MARLOW, England -- England's Euro 96 euphoria was diluted on Thursday
by worrying injuries to Tony Adams and Darren Anderton.
Adams, the rock on which England's defense is built, missed training
with a recurrence of his knee problem and is now doubtful for
Saturday's quarterfinal against Spain.
The Arsenal center-half, who has been captaining the side in the
absence of the injured David Platt, suffered a similar worry in the
build-up to the 4-1 win over the Netherlands. Scar tissue from his
January cartilage operation is at the root of the problem.
Adams declared himself fit then after a day's rest and coach Terry
Venables is hoping that he will receive similar good news on Friday.
More disturbing was the absence of Tottenham winger Darren Anderton
from training. Although he has yet to capture his best form, he has
been influential but could well be ruled out against the Spaniards
with a hamstring injury.
In his absence, Steve McManaman could switch back to the left with
Steve Stone regaining his starting position.
It was a double blow for Venables, who is already without key
midfielder Paul Ince, suspended for the quarterfinal after two
cautions. England, already missing Jamie Rednapp and Steve Howey with
ankle injuries, could be reduced to just 14 available outfield players
if neither Adams or Anderton recover.
There was some good news because Platt, the natural replacement for
Ince, has returned to full training while Redknapp and Howey, who both
feared they could be out of the tournament, intend to resume light
duties.
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SACCHI DISMISSES ALL TALK OF QUITTING
By Mike Collett
Reuters
_________________________________________________________________
ALSAGER, England -- Italy coach Arrigo Sacchi on Thursday dismissed
all talk of quitting after his side's elimination from the European
championship.
Sacchi, who signed a new two-year contract with the Italian Football
Federation in March, said at his final news conference before his
squad left for home: "I have no intention of resigning.
"If my new contract had been conditioned by the results of Euro 96 I
would not have signed it," he told reporters before the squad left its
training base at the Manchester Metropolitan University sports ground
in Chesire.
"I have signed a contract only two months ago. I would like to
continue as the Italian coach. If they don't want me I will be on the
market. However, I would like to remain and continue to work as the
national coach.
"...I have refused a lot of money to stay with Italy and this should
be enough to prove my dedication."
Italy were eliminated after being held to a goalless draw by Germany
in their final group C match at Old Trafford on Wednesday.
A victory would have seen them through to the last eight. Although
they finished with four points from their three group games, the same
tally as the Czech Republic, they were eliminated because they lost to
the Czechs 2-1 last Friday.
After Wednesday's disappointing outcome federation president Antonio
Matarrese pledged his support for Sacchi.
But Matarrese is guaranteed his position only for the next two months
when he bids for re-election against Luciano Nizzola, president of the
Italian League.
Sacchi said that his team would return home with their heads held
high.
"At the World Cup two years ago we didn't play very well and got to
the final. Here in England we did play well and were eliminated. We
may have lost but we have not been defeated.
"We had three high quality matches against Russia, the Czech Republic
and Germany. In our group were teams rated first, second and 10th in
the world by FIFA and I think we played better than all of them."
Saachi dismissed criticism of the five changes he made for the second
group match against the Czech Republic after Italy had beaten Russia
2-1 in their opening match.
"(Gianfranco) Zola had serious stomach problems which he had been
suffering with for several days and (Pierluigi) Casiraghi had muscular
cramps and a fever.
"And (Roberto) Donadoni and (Diego) Fuser had played for the second
half against Russia. I tried only two new players against the Czech
Republic.
"We have sowed a lot, we have spent a lot and have not reaped the
right rewards. Our harvest has been very poor.
"We played well. I still feel that we played better than Germany last
night."
The one point Sacchi did concede was that a number of Juventus players
were "missing" throughout Euro 96.
He said that was because of the "extremely tough" European Cup final
against Ajax Amsterdam at the end of May. "A lot of the Juve players
were drained."
Asked what sort of reception he thought the team would get when they
arrived home on Thursday night he said: "All of us have done
everything we can to succeed here and we go home with our heads held
high."
As a parting gesture he said Germany, France and England appeared to
be the best teams left in the tournament.
****************************************************************************
GERMAN COACH: SUDDEN-DEATH SYSTEM IS RIDICULOUS
By Adrian Warner
Reuters
_________________________________________________________________
MACCLESFIELD, England -- Germany coach Berti Vogts on Thursday
attacked the new sudden-death system which will operate from the
quarterfinals of Euro 96, calling it ridiculous and unfair.
For the first time at a major championship the team who score first in
extra time will win the match.
Vogts said UEFA should have kept to the old system where a full 30
minutes of extra time was played.
"It's ridiculous," the German trainer said. "There is this talk of
fair play. A player only has to make one mistake in the second minute
of extra time and it's all over. In the old system a team had 28
minutes to rectify the mistake.
"Is this ruling fair? I don't know about that." Goalkeeper Andy
Koepke, whose heroics against Italy on Wednesday helped the Germans
win group C and earn a quarter-final clash with Croatia, agreed with
his boss.
"They should have kept with the old rules but the decision is made
now. At the end of the day we can't influence it. We just have to hope
to win in 90 minutes."
Koepke does not think that sudden death will make players more tense
during extra time. "You are playing with tension anyway," he said.
If no team scores what officials are calling the "Golden Goal" in
extra time a penalty shoot-out will follow.
The new rule appears to be aimed at reducing the number of penalty
shoot-outs which are widely seend as an unsatisfactory way of deciding
a match.
The 1994 World Cup final between Brazil and Italy was decided by
penalties.
_________________________________________________________________
Copyright 1996 Starwave Corporation and ESPN Inc. All rights reserved.
fudbal.1831madamov,
Date: Thu, 20 Jun 1996 20:05:24 +0200
From: Karel Stokkermans <Karel.Stokkermans@RISC.UNI-LINZ.AC.AT>
Subject: [T/R] Slovenia Cup Final
Slovenia Cup 1995/96
Final
Primorje 0-1 1-1 Olimpija
Olimpija win 2-1 on aggregate
Cheers,
Karel
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fudbal.1832madamov,
Date: Thu, 20 Jun 1996 20:09:34 +0200
From: Karel Stokkermans <Karel.Stokkermans@RISC.UNI-LINZ.AC.AT>
Subject: [T/R] Moldova Round 28
Moldova First Division 1995/96
Round 25 (postponed matches)
MHM-93 0-1 Constructorul
Tiligul 0-2 Zimbru
Round 28
Tiligul 13-1 Torentul
Codru 3-1 Nistru C
Olimpia 1-0 Constructorul
Sportul 1-2 MHM-93
Progresul Awd Bugeac [awarded to Progresul with 0-0 score]
Spumante 1-1 Zimbru
Tighina 0-2 Agro
Speranta 0-0 Nistru O
Round 29
Torentul 0-7 Zimbru
Round 30
Zimbru 9-0 Nistru C
Table:
1.Zimbru Chisinau 30 26 3 1 110-11 81 Champions
2.Tiligul Tiraspol 28 23 2 3 93-19 71
3.Constructorul Chisinau 28 22 2 4 67-15 68
4.FC Agro Chisinau 28 18 6 4 59-25 60
5.Olimpia Balti 28 17 6 5 52-25 57
6.Nistru Otaci 28 14 7 7 59-26 49
7.MHM-93 Chisinau 28 13 6 9 43-24 45
8.Spumante Cricova 28 11 8 9 51-30 41
9.Codru Calarasi 28 9 5 14 43-57 32
10.Speranta Nisiporeni 28 8 7 13 39-43 31
11.Sportul Chisinau 28 8 4 16 35-52 28
12.Tighina Bender 28 7 4 17 38-48 25
13.Torentul Chisinau 29 5 5 19 36-94 20
14.Progresul Briceni 28 4 4 20 19-89 16
15.Nistru Cioburciu 29 3 6 20 23-82 15
16.Bugeac Comrat 28 0 1 27 6-133 1
Cup Final:
Constructorul 2-1 Tiligul Tiraspol
Noroc,
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fudbal.1833madamov,
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 06:57:49 -0400
From: Carlos Motta <t81562@STRESS13.DEHAVILLAND.CA>
Subject: Men's Soccer at Atlanta-96
Begin forwarded message:
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* *
* O L I M P I A D A S D E A T L A N T A 96 *
* Atlanta'96 - Olimpics Games *
* *
* FUTEBOL MASCULINO - Men's Football Tournament *
* *
* *
* DADOS ATUALIZADOS EM: 17/06/96 AMJ/96 *
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* *
* EQUIPES PARTICIPANTES *
* (Pairings) *
* *
* --------------------------------------------------------------------- *
* | GRUPO A: Estados Unidos | GRUBO B: Espanha | *
* | Argentina | Arabia Saudita | *
* | Portugal | Franca | *
* | Tunisia | Australia | *
* | | | *
* | Birmingham, Legion Field | Orlando, Citrus Bowl | *
* | Washington, D.C., RFK | Miami, Orange Bowl | *
* | | | *
* |--------------------------------+----------------------------------| *
* | GRUPO C: Ghana | GRUBO D: BRASIL | *
* | Coreia do Sul | Japao | *
* | Italia | Hungria | *
* | Mexico | Nigeria | *
* | | | *
* | Birmingham, Legion Field | Orlando, Citrus Bowl | *
* | Washington, D.C., RFK | Miami, Orange Bowl | *
* |-------------------------------------------------------------------- *
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* *
* GRUPO A - Primeira Fase GROUP A - Preliminaries *
* *
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* Data Local Horar. EUA Partidas *
* *
* 20/Julho Washington 03:00 pm PORTUGAL x TUNISIA *
* 20/Julho Birmingham 07:30 pm ESTADOS UNIDOS x ARGENTINA *
* *
* 22/Julho Birmingham 06:30 pm TUNISIA x ESTADOS UNIDOS *
* 22/Julho Washington 07:30 pm ARGENTINA x PORTUGAL *
* *
* 24/Julho Birmingham 06:30 pm ARGENTINA x TUNISIA *
* 24/Julho Washington 07:30 pm PORTUGAL x ESTADOS UNIDOS *
* *
* *
* *
* ------------------------------------------------------------------ *
* | POS EQUIPES JO PG VI EM DE GP GC SG | *
* ------------------------------------------------------------------ *
* | ESTADOS UNIDOS - - - - - - - - | *
* | ARGENTINA - - - - - - - - | *
* | PORTUGAL - - - - - - - - | *
* | TUNISIA - - - - - - - - | *
* ------------------------------------------------------------------ *
* LEGENDA: POS- Colocacao JO- Jogos PG- Pontos Ganhos *
* VI- Vitorias EM- Empates DE- Derrotas *
* GP- Gols pro' GC- Gols contra SG- Saldo de gols *
* *
* Vitorias: 3 pontos Empates: 1 ponto Derrotas: 0 ponto *
* *
* EQUIPES CLASSIFICADAS PARA QUARTAS DE FINAL *
* (Quarterfinals qualifying ) *
* *
* Primeiro (first ): ___________________ (1A) *
* Segundo (second) : ___________________ (2A) *
* *
* *
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* *
* GRUPO B - Primeira Fase GROUP B - Preliminaries *
* *
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* Data Local Horar. EUA Partidas *
* *
* 20/Julho Orlando 06:30 pm ESPANHA x ARABIA SAUDITA *
* 20/Julho Miami 06:30 pm FRANCA x AUSTRALIA *
* *
* 22/Julho Orlando 07:00 pm ESPANHA x FRANCA *
* 22/Julho Miami 07:00 pm ARABIA SAUDITA x AUSTRALIA *
* *
* 24/Julho Orlando 07:00 pm ESPANHA x AUSTRALIA *
* 24/Julho Miami 07:00 pm ARABIA SAUDITA x FRANCA *
* *
* *
* *
* ------------------------------------------------------------------ *
* | POS EQUIPES JO PG VI EM DE GP GC SG | *
* ------------------------------------------------------------------ *
* | ESPANHA - - - - - - - - | *
* | ARABIA SAUDITA - - - - - - - - | *
* | FRANCA - - - - - - - - | *
* | AUSTRALIA - - - - - - - - | *
* ------------------------------------------------------------------ *
* LEGENDA: POS- Colocacao JO- Jogos PG- Pontos Ganhos *
* VI- Vitorias EM- Empates DE- Derrotas *
* GP- Gols pro' GC- Gols contra SG- Saldo de gols *
* *
* Vitorias: 3 pontos Empates: 1 ponto Derrotas: 0 ponto *
* *
* EQUIPES CLASSIFICADAS PARA QUARTAS DE FINAL *
* (Quarterfinals qualifying ) *
* *
* Primeiro (first ): ___________________ (1B) *
* Segundo (second) : ___________________ (2B) *
* *
* *
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* *
* GRUPO C - Primeira Fase GROUP C - Preliminaries *
* *
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* Data Local Horar. EUA Partidas *
* *
* 21/Julho Birmingham 05:00 pm ITALIA x MEXICO *
* 21/Julho Washington 05:30 pm GHANA x COREIA DO SUL *
* *
* 23/Julho Birmingham 08:00 pm COREIA DO SUL x MEXICO *
* 23/Julho Washington 09:00 pm GHANA x ITALIA *
* *
* 25/Julho Birmingham 09:00 pm COREIA DO SUL x ITALIA *
* 25/Julho Washington 09:00 pm GHANA x MEXICO *
* *
* *
* *
* ------------------------------------------------------------------ *
* | POS EQUIPES JO PG VI EM DE GP GC SG | *
* ------------------------------------------------------------------ *
* | COREIA DO SUL - - - - - - - - | *
* | ITALIA - - - - - - - - | *
* | GHANA - - - - - - - - | *
* | - - - - - - - - | *
* ------------------------------------------------------------------ *
* LEGENDA: POS- Colocacao JO- Jogos PG- Pontos Ganhos *
* VI- Vitorias EM- Empates DE- Derrotas *
* GP- Gols pro' GC- Gols contra SG- Saldo de gols *
* *
* Vitorias: 3 pontos Empates: 1 ponto Derrotas: 0 ponto *
* *
* EQUIPES CLASSIFICADAS PARA QUARTAS DE FINAL *
* (Quarterfinals qualifying ) *
* *
* Primeiro (first ): ___________________ (1C) *
* Segundo (second) : ___________________ (2C) *
* *
* *
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* *
* GRUPO D - Primeira Fase GROUP D - Preliminaries *
* *
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* Data Local Horar. EUA Partidas *
* *
* 21/Julho Orlando 06:30 pm HUNGRIA x NIGERIA *
* 21/Julho Miami 06:30 pm BRASIL x JAPAO *
* *
* 23/Julho Orlando 08:30 pm JAPAO x NIGERIA *
* 23/Julho Miami 08:30 pm BRASIL x HUNGRIA *
* *
* 25/Julho Orlando 09:00 pm JAPAO x HUNGRIA *
* 25/Julho Miami 09:00 pm BRASIL x NIGERIA *
* *
* *
* *
* ------------------------------------------------------------------ *
* | POS EQUIPES JO PG VI EM DE GP GC SG | *
* ------------------------------------------------------------------ *
* | BRASIL - - - - - - - - | *
* | JAPAO - - - - - - - - | *
* | NIGERIA - - - - - - - - | *
* | HUNGRIA - - - - - - - - | *
* ------------------------------------------------------------------ *
* LEGENDA: POS- Colocacao JO- Jogos PG- Pontos Ganhos *
* VI- Vitorias EM- Empates DE- Derrotas *
* GP- Gols pro' GC- Gols contra SG- Saldo de gols *
* *
* Vitorias: 3 pontos Empates: 1 ponto Derrotas: 0 ponto *
* *
* EQUIPES CLASSIFICADAS PARA QUARTAS DE FINAL *
* (Quarterfinals qualifying ) *
* *
* Primeiro (first ): ___________________ (1D) *
* Segundo (second) : ___________________ (2D) *
* *
* *
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* *
* QUARTAS DE FINAL QUARTERFINALS *
* *
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* Jogo Data Local Horar. EUA Partidas *
* *
* 01 27/Julho Miami 06:00 pm 1o. Grupo B x 2o. Grupo A *
* 02 27/Julho Birmingham 07:30 pm 1o. Grupo A x 2o. Grupo B *
* *
* 03 28/Julho Birmingham 04:00 pm 1o. Grupo C x 2o. Grupo D *
* 04 28/Julho Miami 06:00 pm 1o. Grupo D x 2o. Grupo C *
* *
* *
* EQUIPES CLASSIFICADAS PARA AS SEMI FINAIS *
* (Semifinals qualifying ) *
* *
* Venc.Jogo 01(winner game 01): _________________ *
* Venc.Jogo 01(winner game 02): _________________ *
* Venc.Jogo 01(winner game 03): _________________ *
* Venc.Jogo 01(winner game 04): _________________ *
* *
* *
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* *
* SEMI FINAIS SEMIFINALS *
* *
* University of Georgia's Sanford Stadium (Athens, GA) *
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* Jogo Data Local Horar. EUA Partidas *
* *
* 01 30/Julho Athens 06:00 pm Venc.jogo 1 x Venc.jogo 2 *
* 02 31/Julho Athens 06:00 pm Venc.jogo 3 x Venc.jogo 4 *
* *
* *
* *
* EQUIPES CLASSIFICADAS PARA AS FINAIS *
* (finals qualifying ) *
* *
* Venc.Jogo 01: _________________ *
* Venc.Jogo 02: _________________ *
* Perd.Jogo 01: _________________ *
* Perd.Jogo 02: _________________ *
* *
* *
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* *
* FINAIS (DISPUTAS DE MEDALHAS) MEDAL ROUNDS *
* *
* University of Georgia's Sanford Stadium (Athens, GA) *
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* *
* DISPUTA DE MEDALHA DE BRONZE *
* (Men's bronze medal) *
* *
* Data Local Horar. EUA Partidas *
* *
* 02/Agosto Athens 06:00 pm Perd.jogo 1 x Perd.jogo 2 *
* *
* *
* *
* DISPUTA DE MEDALHA DE OURO *
* (Men's gold medal) *
* *
* Data Local Horar. EUA Partidas *
* *
* 03/Agosto Athens 03:30 pm Venc.jogo 1 x Venc.jogo 2 *
* *
* *
* *
* *
* DISTRIBUICAO DAS MEDALHAS *
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fudbal.1834lexus,
-> #1813, madamov=> Ta utakmica u Ljubljani se igrala dok Partizan nije dao gol i
=> igrala bi se dok ne bi postigli gol.
Čudi me da Splićani nisu linčovali sudiju posle toga...
Budući da je Hajduk bio drugoplasirani zbog tog gola.
fudbal.1835guta,
-> #1800, budim
#> Gde Anić treba da pređe?
U Zvezdu. Mislio sam da je već potpisao, međutim to se ispostavilo kao
neproverena informacija. Zna li neko više?
fudbal.1836mango,
-> #1796, budim> (:) Moderan?!? :)))))) Ti mora da si staromodan jer to je fudbal koji
> (:) se igrao pre 30 godina.
>
> Nije bas toliko staromodan, mnogo je brz i dinamican, cesto se dolazi u
> sansu za gol... i.t.d.
Ma gde nije staromodan: igrac odbrane ili sredine terena sutne loptu
napred u prazno pa ako tamo ima neko od igraca onda mozda i bude nesto od
sanse, inace...:(
fudbal.1837mango,
-> #1801, giovanni> Ę?> E, vidis, jedanaesterac se moze dosuditi i u situacijama kad je
> prekrsaj Ę?> izvrsen van sesnaesterca.
> Ę?
> Ę? ??? Jel' moze neki pointer gde to moze da se potvrdi?
>
> Kako nikome nije palo na pamet koliko puta se u toku sezone desi slican
> faul i ni jedan sudija jos nije dosudio (bar ja nisam nikad video) penal?
Pa dokle vise da vam pricam da u pravilima FIFA-e u takvim situacijama
treba suditi penal bez obzira na to gde je prekrsaj izvrsen.
fudbal.1838mango,
-> #1804, kum.djole> Iako su Nemci u boljoj formi nego na SP94, a tada ih je iznenadila
> Bugarska, imam utisak da ovaj mec nece biti samo formalnost za Nemce.
Nadam se pobedi Hrvata u Golden Goal-u:) Ko zna, mozda je to na kraju
krajeva i dobro pravilo:)
fudbal.1839mango,
-> #1808, dizel>> Anic iz Vojvodine? Cini mi se da on nije tako los... ili?
>
> On je (ukoliko je zaista dosao, posto se dosta pricalo, ali ne znam
> da li je on dosao) jedino pravo pojacanje...
Nije dosao jer se nisu nasli oko para.
fudbal.1840mango,
-> #1810, dizel>>> U savremenom fudbalu, gde je prosek broja datih golova
>>> negde malo iznad 2, ovo je jako MNOGO!!!
>
> Pazi ovako, prosek postignutih golova po utakmici je oko 2.5, ali
> kada se racuna za oba tima... Znaci, 1.25 po timu. A uporedi sada
> 3 i 1.25... i shvatices o cemu sam pisao...
A ti se primas i primas;) Da li stvarno nisi primetio sa koliko
sam ironije napisao prvu poruku (napisao sam SAMO- prvi trag i na
kraju dupli smajli, i to onaj zlobni;)) E, sad uporedi ovu tvoju
poruku sa onom mojom u kojoj se kaze da pises ..... poruke (secas
se sigurno te poruke)... i shvatices o cemu sam pisao... ;)))
fudbal.1841schef,
Subject: Engleska - Španija 4:2 (0:0)
E ovo prosto moram da istresem iz sebe.
Na početku utakmice sam navijao za Engleze, ali tokom utakmice su sudijske
odluke polako menjale moj stav. ;) Ne kažem da su sudije namerno navijale za
Engleze, ali ako već toliko greše ko ih postavi da sude na EP? Nisu ni na
nivou naših sudija koje sude pionirsku fudbalsku ligu!
Definitivno smatram da su sudije imale glavnu ulogu u odlučivanju ko će
dalje, konkretno danas su poništili Špancima čist gol (drugi koji je poništen,
prvi jeste bio iz ofsajda) i još nisu dosudili dva jedanaesterca (dobro, nisu
bili čisti jedanaesterci, ali su bili). Makar ona situacija kada je od pozadi
blokiran španski igrač (ne mogu da se setim ko je šutirao) startom pravo u
noge negde oko penala.
Posle su naravno Englezi imali više nerava + podršku sa tribina. Već mi je
muka. :(
Imam utisak da ću zamrzeti Engleze zbog ovoga. ;) (shalamala)
Srleř
fudbal.1842giovanni,
-> #1805, embeĘ? Istim setom izmena pravila, kojima je zabranjeno golmanu hvatanje lopte
Ę? upucene od saigraca, sankcionise se penalom faul poslednjeg igraca
Ę? odbrane nad napadacom koji je u gol sansi, bez obzira na mesto
Ę? prekrsaja prostoru. Naravno, dodeljuje se i crveni karton.
Jel' imaš ti to negde napismeno, ili znaš nekoga ko ima? Ako imaš, da li
bi mogao to da okačiš ovde u fajl? Prilično neverovatno mi izgleda takvo
pravilo.
fudbal.1843budim,
-> #1812, lexus(:) Bili bi nešto jači sa Ericom, ali imaju previše dobrih
(:) veznih igrača, da bi zvali njega - konfliktnu ličnost ;)
Zar on nije napadač?
poz,
budimir
fudbal.1844budim,
-> #1839, mango(:) Nije dosao jer se nisu nasli oko para.
Opet?.... :(((
poz,
budimir
fudbal.1845budim,
-> #1841, schef(:) Engleze, ali ako već toliko greše ko ih postavi da sude na EP?
(:) Nisu ni na nivou naših sudija koje sude pionirsku fudbalsku ligu!
A penal, čist kao suza?
poz,
budimir
fudbal.1846kum.djole,
-> #1838, mango>> Nadam se pobedi Hrvata u Golden Goal-u:)
Hm.. da, recimo 2:2 i "Šuker lobuje istrčalog Kepkea..".. ;)
Definitivno ne bi trebalo da prođe bez golova, kao danas.
fudbal.1847dizel,
-> #1814, madamov> Nije, ali postaje jos toplije. B) Hocete jos fore?
>
Daj jos neku pomoc...
fudbal.1849dizel,
-> #1803, kum.djole> dakle, svojevoljna odluka, poput onih kada je sudija Marko iz
> ex-Cehoslovacke poklonio Kelnu gol protiv Zvezde.
On en samo da im je poklonio vreme za gol, nego i sam gol
(iz cistog off-side-a).
:(((
fudbal.1850vitez.koja,
-> #1837, mango#=> Pa dokle vise da vam pricam da u pravilima FIFA-e u takvim
#=> situacijama treba suditi penal bez obzira na to gde je prekrsaj
#=> izvrsen.
Ma možeš ti da pričaš koliko hoćeš, ali ako nešto nije tačno, onda
nije tačno.
sk
fudbal.1851krimer,
-> #1837, mango> Pa dokle vise da vam pricam da u pravilima FIFA-e u takvim
> situacijama treba suditi penal bez obzira na to gde je prekrsaj
> izvrsen.
Mozes li da navedes bar jedan konkretni primer gde je to pravilo
primenjeno? Ako je to zaista doneseno u paketu sa vracanjem lopte golmanu
to je vec pune 4 sezone. Samo na nasim televizijama je u zadnjih 4 godina,
bilo bar 400 utakmica, a o izvestajima ni da ne pricam, i ja nisam
nikada video da je iko postovao to pravilo. Ali bas nikada!
Pozdrav.
A.
fudbal.1853lexus,
-> #1843, budim=> Zar on nije napadač?
U najboljem slučaju polušpic...
Teško je strpati u istu ekipu Cantonu, Ginolu, Djorkaeffa, Zidanea...
fudbal.1854madamov,
-> #1834, lexus
> Čudi me da Splićani nisu linčovali sudiju posle toga...
> Budući da je Hajduk bio drugoplasirani zbog tog gola.
Ko ono beše sudija, Maksimović, tako li se prezivao?
fudbal.1855madamov,
-> #1842, giovanni
> Prilično neverovatno mi izgleda takvo pravilo.
Povrh svega još nijednom nisam video da se primenilo u praksi, što je takođe
prilično neverovatno.
fudbal.1856madamov,
-> #1847, dizel
> Daj jos neku pomoc...
Jednog učesnika (domaćina) ste pogodili (postaje toplije), a i godini
odigravanja se približavate (postaje još toplije). B) Evo još pomoći, rezultat
utakmice je bio 3:7, dakle gost je pobedio domaćina i napunio im mrežu, a
domaćini su tu utakmicu nazvali utakmicom stoleća iako su je izgubili.
fudbal.1857mango,
-> #1841, schef> Na pocetku utakmice sam navijao za Engleze, ali tokom utakmice su sudijske
> odluke polako menjale moj stav. ;) Ne kazem da su sudije namerno navijale
E, slicno je i sa mnom s tim sto mi sudije na kraju ipak nisu promenile
stav, al' bi mi zao Spanaca;) Majke mi:)
> dalje, konkretno danas su ponistili Spancima cist gol (drugi koji je
> ponisten, prvi jeste bio iz ofsajda) i jos nisu dosudili dva jedanaesterca
Hm, cini mi se da ipak to nije bio regularan gol, to jest da je postignut
iz ofsajda. Kad sam video situaciju pomislih cist gol, ali kad su pokazali iz
drugog ugla, e...;) A sto se tice nedosudjenih jedanaesteraca, bio je i jedan
nedosudjen za Engleze:)
fudbal.1858mango,
Necu:(( Necu, necu, necu:(( Holandija je izgubila na penale 5:4
od onih ljigavih, odvratnih, glupih Francuza:(( Naravno, malo
navijackih strasti- izvinjavam se svim Francuzima koji su prisutni
na ovom sistemu;)) Holandjani su bili mnoogo bolji, ali onaj kreten
D(p?;)enis Berkamp je propustio mnogo sansi. A ne svidja mi se ni
onaj trener. I pored svih propusta, Holandija je mnogo bolje igrala
u SAD-u kad je trener bio Dik(pardon;) Advokat koga su najurili iz
reprezentacije:((
P.S. Necu:((
P.P.S Necu:((
fudbal.1859schef,
-> #1838, mango=- Nadam se pobedi Hrvata u Golden Goal-u:) Ko zna, mozda je to
=- na kraju krajeva i dobro pravilo:)
Koliko je dobro videlo se u utakmici Engleska - Španija...
Ljudi maltene srčku nisu dobili kad god bi im protivnik ušao u
šesnaesterac. Sa ovim novim pravilom načisto su upropastili fudbal...
Srleř
fudbal.1860schef,
-> #1857, mango=- Hm, cini mi se da ipak to nije bio regularan gol, to jest da
=- je postignut iz ofsajda. Kad sam video situaciju pomislih
=- cist gol, ali kad su pokazali iz drugog ugla, e...;) A sto se
=- tice nedosudjenih jedanaesteraca, bio je i jedan nedosudjen
=- za Engleze:)
Netačno, kada su pustili snimak sa strane lepo se videlo da NIJEDAN igrač
nije bio u off-side-u (dakle nema govora ni o pasivnom ofsajdu, a na stranu to
što se pasivni ofsajd više ne sudi). To je bio regularan gol.
A to što nije dosudio penal za Engleze (mada ja mislim da nije bio, ali
ajd' sad) je najmanje što je mogao da uradi da bi kompenzovao sve greške tokom
utakmice.
Zna li neko kako su Španci reagovali posle utakmice? Mora da su
eksplodirali. ;)))
Srleř
fudbal.1861kum.djole,
-> #1856, madamov>> Jednog učesnika (domaćina) ste pogodili (postaje toplije), a i godini
>> odigravanja se približavate (postaje još toplije). B) Evo još pomoći,
>> rezultat utakmice je bio 3:7, dakle gost je pobedio domaćina i napunio
>> im mrežu, a domaćini su tu utakmicu nazvali utakmicom stoleća iako su je
>> izgubili.
Nisam siguran, ali da probam.
Zlatno doba mađarskog fudbala, pedesetih godina, i kvalifikacije za SP54.
Na Vembliju su pobedili Engleze 3:6 (po mojim informacijama?) a na NEP-u
čak 7:1. Kočiš, Hidekuti, Puškaš.. as do asa. Istorijska pobeda, jer su
u to vreme Englezi bili proglašeni za nepobedive. Od 1950 do 1954 Mađari
su ostvarili čak 32 pobede (apsolutni rekord) među kojima je i ta jedna,
nadam se predmetna zagonetka.
fudbal.1862mango,
-> #1844, budim> (:) Nije dosao jer se nisu nasli oko para.
>
> Opet?.... :(((
Nije mi jasna situacija u Zvezdi. Svi pricaju da je klub pun
para, a vidimo da nemaju pare ni za jednog Anica.
P.S. Opet .... :)))
fudbal.1863mango,
-> #1850, vitez.koja>#=> Pa dokle vise da vam pricam da u pravilima FIFA-e u takvim
>#=> situacijama treba suditi penal bez obzira na to gde je prekrsaj
>#=> izvrsen.
> Ma mozes ti da pricas koliko hoces, ali ako nesto nije tacno, onda
> nije tacno.
Eto, opet dezurni replikant(ili je to ipak kum?;)))) Pa koliko puta
da kazem da sam 100% siguran da u pravilima pise ovo sto tvrdim.
fudbal.1864lexus,
-> #1854, madamov=> Ko ono beše sudija, Maksimović, tako li se prezivao?
Čini mi se da si u pravu...
fudbal.1865lexus,
-> #1859, schef=> Ljudi maltene srčku nisu dobili kad god bi im protivnik ušao u
=> šesnaesterac. Sa ovim novim pravilom načisto su upropastili
=> fudbal...
Ja sam dobijao srčku, svaki put kada bi Francuzi prešli centar
u meču sa Holandjanima ;)
Šteta što Francuska ide dalje, Holandjani su bolja ekipa.
Uostalom, Bergkamp i Witschdge su se povredili u toku utakmice,
da su oni ostali do kraja, ko zna šta bi se desilo...
Djorkaeff je car ;)
fudbal.1866lexus,
-> #1860, schef=> Zna li neko kako su Španci reagovali posle utakmice? Mora da su
=> eksplodirali. ;)))
Verovatno ;)
Poznato je da su Španci pljuvali po Englezima posle meča
Engleska-Švajcarska i da su Englezi ispljuvali Špance
pre ovog četvrtfinala...
Biće rata, vidim ja ;)
fudbal.1867madamov,
-> #1861, kum.djole> Nisam siguran, ali da probam.
Pogodak, samo nam detalji nisu isti. Na primer, navodno je utakmica
orhganizovana povodom 90 godina fudbalskog saveza Engleske, pa je pozvana tog
trenutka najbolja svetska reprezentacija, a to su Mađari tada sigurno bili. Za
rezultat si me pokolebao, a možda sam ja pogrešno upamtio. Dakle, "kviz" je
gotov. B)
fudbal.1868lexus,
-> #1863, mango=> Eto, opet dezurni replikant(ili je to ipak kum?;)))) Pa koliko puta
=> da kazem da sam 100% siguran da u pravilima pise ovo sto tvrdim.
Daj čoveče... I ja sam siguran da znam da letim, a ne mogu to da
dokažem ;> Reci gde to piše, citiraj izvor... Uradi nešto
konstruktivno ;)
fudbal.1869nenad,
-> #1848, dizel> Izvini, zaboravio sam rec "navijas" ... :))))
>
> Inace, dobar si u prognozi (imas negde 8-9, je li?)
Za privatnu prepisku koristite mail, poruka je obrisana, kao i
još 20-ak danas. Stvarno je krajnje vreme da se urazumite i
prestanete sa ovakvim ponašanjem.
Ne odgovarajte na ovu poruku svaki reply će biti obrisan. Ne
odgovarajte ni na mail, ne želim više da ponavljam i objašnjavam
o čemu se radi - jednostavno je tako.
fudbal.1870vitez.koja,
-> #1863, mango#=> Eto, opet dezurni replikant(ili je to ipak kum?;)))) Pa koliko
#=> puta da kazem da sam 100% siguran da u pravilima pise ovo sto
#=> tvrdim.
Ma džaba je što si ti 100% siguran kad to nije tačno. Evo ti
najsvežiji primer, turski trener je rekao da bi više voleo da je onaj
igrač srušio Vlaovića i dobio crveni karton (osvojivši tako bod), nego
ovako što je pokazao svoje poštenje... Misliš da bi to izjavio da
sudija treba da dosudi penal, a ne samo faul (+crveni)?
sk
fudbal.1871schef,
Subject: Nemačka - Hrvatska 2:1
Najprljavija igra do sada, nemci zasluženo pobedili, Hrvati prošli sa samo
jednim crvenim kartonom (iako je Bilić za ono šutiranje zaslužio crveni).
Sve u svemu, konačno sudija nije grešio, jedino što je pustio malo grublje
da se igra. Nemci zasluženo u polufinalu sa Englezima (šta mislite, ko će da
nosi bele dresove, a ko će rezervne?;)
Srleř
fudbal.1872budim,
-> #1862, mango(:) Nije mi jasna situacija u Zvezdi. Svi pricaju da je klub pun
(:) para, a vidimo da nemaju pare ni za jednog Anica.
Nije ni meni, one pare koje su dali anonimusima, mogli su dati njemu. Znaš
šta znači dovesti onolike čobane?... Svakom od njih su morali dati po nešto.
Imaju pare ali ih verovatno Voša cepa previše...
(:) P.S. Opet .... :)))
:(
poz,
budimir
fudbal.1873tassotti,
-> #1862, mango U vezi Anica situacija je ovakva.Zvezda zeli da ga dovede ali
problem je u tome sto pravo na Anica polazu i Vojvodina i Stanimir
Prelic Cane (vlasnik Borca).Djaja i Cvetko su se sa Canetom
dogovorili ali izgleda da Vojvodina koci dogovor.Inace zelja Anica je
da zaigra u nasem najtrofejnijem klubu (he he he).Sad, sta ce biti
videcemo.Nadajmo se da ce Anic biti zvezdin.
poz. tassotti
fudbal.1874lexus,
-> #1871, schef=> Najprljavija igra do sada, nemci zasluženo pobedili, Hrvati prošli
=> sa samo jednim crvenim kartonom (iako je Bilić za ono šutiranje
=> zaslužio crveni).
Potpisujem!
Onako odvratan meč u životu nisam gledao! (verovatno zato
što ne gledam Zvezdine utakmice ;)
Nemci su ubijali Hrvate na početku, Hrvati su ubijali
Nemce u drugom poluvremenu...
Sve u svemu, blagi očaj.
fudbal.1875kum.djole,
-> #1867, madamov>> Pogodak, samo nam detalji nisu isti. Na primer, navodno je utakmica
>> orhganizovana povodom 90 godina fudbalskog saveza Engleske, pa je pozvana
>> tog trenutka najbolja svetska reprezentacija, a to su Mađari tada sigurno
>> bili. Za rezultat si me pokolebao, a možda sam ja pogrešno upamtio.
Trebalo bi da se proveri.
Pokušaću da pronađem nešto u 'dokumentaciji' pa ćemo da
apsolviramo predmet i dokažemo tom Ircu da ni mi nismo za bacanje. ;)
Čudo jedno kako je mađarski fudbal tako brzo propao.
Poslednjih dvadesetak godina nisu ostvarili gotovo nikakve
rezultate, a imaju i tradiciju i istoriju na ceni.
fudbal.1876kum.djole,
-> #1873, tassotti>> Nadajmo se da ce Anic biti zvezdin.
Sa onolikim parama od transfera '91-'95 Zvezda bi mogla bez problema
da kupi minimum 3 igrača iz bilo koje selekcije sa ovog EP, sa ugovorom
na tri godine. Možda je novac koji Cane i Vojvodina traže za Anića
stvarno prevelika suma, a ni Anić baš nije neki veliki fudbaler.
Ovo što Zvezda i Partizan sada rade trebalo je činiti još pre par
godina, dok su trajale sankcije. Sada se ne bismo toliko 'brinuli'
oko nastupa u Evropi.
fudbal.1877giovanni,
-> #1865, lexusĘ? Šteta što Francuska ide dalje, Holandjani su bolja ekipa.
Ma nije šteta. Do sada su ispale dve od tri reprezentacije koje su na
taliju prošle dalje. Još samo da su Česi ispali i sve bi bilo na svom mestu.
fudbal.1878madamov,
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 23:49:32 -0400
From: Eugene <yshtutin@STERN.NYU.EDU>
Subject: [R] Iran - Nepal (Asian Cup qualifying) (fwd)
---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Thu, 20 Jun 1996 19:00:10 -0500
From: Boz Sabeti <bo29@mailb.starnetinc.com>
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: [R] Iran - Nepal (Asian Cup qualifying)
Played in Muscat, Oman:
Iran - 4
Nepal - 0
Last round of matches to take place on Friday.
fudbal.1879madamov,
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 23:49:39 -0400
From: Eugene <yshtutin@STERN.NYU.EDU>
Subject: [R] Kuwait - Lebanon (Asian Cup qualifying) (fwd)
---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Thu, 20 Jun 1996 17:52:44 -0500
From: Boz Sabeti <bo29@mailb.starnetinc.com>
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: [R] Kuwait - Lebanon (Asian Cup qualifying)
Played in Kuwait City on Thursday:
Kuwait - 0
Lebanon - 0
Att: 20,000
** After this win-and-go-through final Group 10 match, Kuwait qualifies
for the 1996 Asian Cup in the UAE in December.
fudbal.1880madamov,
Moldova First Division 1995/96
(Note that Zimbru's matches were played and reported earlier.)
Round 29
Torentul 0-7 Zimbru
Constructorul 2-1 Nistru O
Spumante 2-1 Tiligul
Speranta 0-2 Codru
Sportul 13-0 Progresul
Bugeac Awd Olimpia [awarded to Olimpia with 0-0 score]
Nistru C 2-2 Tighina
MHM-93 0-1 Agro
Round 30
Zimbru 9-0 Nistru C
Nistru O 3-0 Torentul
Codru Awd Bugeac [awarded to Codru with 0-0 score]
Tighina 1-2 Sportul
Agro 0-2 Constructorul
Tiligul 1-0 MHM-93
Olimpia 6-1 Speranta
Progresul 0-3 Spumante
Table:
1.Zimbru Chisinau 30 26 3 1 110- 11 81 Champions
2.Tiligul Tiraspol 30 24 2 4 95- 21 74
3.Constructorul Chisinau 30 24 2 4 71- 16 74 Cup Winners
4.FC Agro Chisinau 30 19 6 5 60- 27 63
5.Olimpia Balti 30 19 6 5 58- 26 63
6.Nistru Otaci 30 15 7 8 63- 28 52
7.Spumante Cricova 30 13 8 9 56- 31 47
8.MHM-93 Chisinau 30 13 6 11 43- 26 45
9.Codru Calarasi 30 11 5 14 45- 57 38
10.Sportul Chisinau 30 10 4 16 50- 53 34
11.Speranta Nisiporeni 30 8 7 15 40- 51 31
12.Tighina Bender 30 7 5 18 41- 52 26
13.Torentul Chisinau 30 5 5 20 36- 97 20
14.Nistru Cioburciu 30 3 7 20 25- 84 16
15.Progresul Briceni 30 4 4 22 19-105 16 Relegated
16.Bugeac Comrat 30 0 1 29 6-133 1 Relegated
Note: while the points totals should be correct, there are likely to
be errors in the goals scored columns as kicker's tables and reported
scores have been far from consistent. Any corrections would be
appreciated.
Noroc,
Karel
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fudbal.1881giovanni,
-> #1875, kum.djoleĘ? Čudo jedno kako je mađarski fudbal tako brzo propao.
Ę? Poslednjih dvadesetak godina nisu ostvarili gotovo nikakve
Ę? rezultate, a imaju i tradiciju i istoriju na ceni.
"Čudo" se ponovilo. I naš fudbal je veoma brzo propao.
fudbal.1882schef,
-> #1739, schef
Pošto se niko nije setio ;) evo mene ponovo:
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fudbal.1883kum.djole,
-> #1881, giovanni>> "Čudo" se ponovilo. I naš fudbal je veoma brzo propao.
Ne baš kao mađarski, više se.. nekako, srozao.
Jugoslavija je, međutim, u poslednjih dvadeset godina ostvarila sasvim
solidne rezultate u reprezentativnom fudbalu. U svakom slučaju mnogo
više od Mađara.. Skoro smo dobili i evropskog/svetskog prvaka,
sa ekipom bez stranaca (ili bar do tada to nisu bili), dok Mađari
mogu da se pohvale učešćem Ferencvaroša u Ligi šampiona, ekipe čija
se igra vrti oko par Jugoslovena.
Doduše, ovo je samo paralela, ali naš fudbal iako na ceni, nikada nije
bio na samom vrhu, nije imao period 'vladavine' niti je naša zemlja i
zvanično neka svetska fudbalska velesila. Možda bi to bila da nije
došlo do raspada, ali ko zna.. sopstveni mentalitet nam je uvek
zabijao makar gol više.