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Yeah,Asanovic is probably going to Austria or Japan.
Well,he sucks.This season he rarely started for Panathinaikos (3 games or something) and even when he played he spent most of his time arguing with the refs or laying on the ground after a lame dive which noone believed.He is lazy at training and tends to have a certain "primadona" attitude which results fights with his teammates and coach and bad situations in the dressing rooms.As a player he is too slow and too lazy for a midfielder and apart from some good passes (rare!) and some good corners and free kicks he cant do anything else.He gets too many cards because he is very dirty (elbowing opponents or hitting them deliberatly) and whines all the time to the refs and his teammates.Despite all that he wants to stay at Panathinaikos but the club is not even considering offering him a new deal.
Sorry to dissapoint you....
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Any given Sunday,you either win or loose.That's FOOTBALL...
Well,he sucks.This season he rarely started for Panathinaikos (3 games or something) and even when he played he spent most of his time arguing with the refs or laying on the ground after a lame dive which noone believed.He is lazy at training and tends to have a certain "primadona" attitude which results fights with his teammates and coach and bad situations in the dressing rooms.As a player he is too slow and too lazy for a midfielder and apart from some good passes (rare!) and some good corners and free kicks he cant do anything else.He gets too many cards because he is very dirty (elbowing opponents or hitting them deliberatly) and whines all the time to the refs and his teammates.Despite all that he wants to stay at Panathinaikos but the club is not even considering offering him a new deal.
Sorry to dissapoint you....
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Any given Sunday,you either win or loose.That's FOOTBALL...
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·The guy still has a vicious elbow on him, and that's it. Every one of his other real footballing skills is long gone. Last time I had a chance to watch him play was in those two Euro 2000 qualifying games against Yugoslavia. He put half of the Yugo NT out of action with his elbow.
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Like I wrote in the other one, the elbow could meet Villa in Intertoto...
Amo, this is great, with you reporting right from the Asa center, I'm the one with the best knowledge on the case over here. Interesting feeling, as information is power...
One of the rich greek clubs should try to buy Vastic. He will have like two more great seasons and at the moment, he shows why they say he was more talented than Boban, when they both were young. Plus him going to Greece would have him out of my club's way...
Sturm Graz looks like losing Austrian championship to Tirol (Kurt Jara is Tirol's manager, he was a cool no 11 at Valencia in the 70s). Maybe your club will face Sturm Graz and Vastic in CL qualification. That would be interesting, I think
Amo, this is great, with you reporting right from the Asa center, I'm the one with the best knowledge on the case over here. Interesting feeling, as information is power...
One of the rich greek clubs should try to buy Vastic. He will have like two more great seasons and at the moment, he shows why they say he was more talented than Boban, when they both were young. Plus him going to Greece would have him out of my club's way...
Sturm Graz looks like losing Austrian championship to Tirol (Kurt Jara is Tirol's manager, he was a cool no 11 at Valencia in the 70s). Maybe your club will face Sturm Graz and Vastic in CL qualification. That would be interesting, I think
Actually Pavlovic is pretty good.He is a forward which will score the slightest chance.Exelent finisher but able to create his chances as well.Not for a championship team though...but I guess good enough for Austria Viena .His team will probably relegate but its clearly not his fault since (a) he only arrived in Januaray from Sweden and (b) he has done the best he can.
However,the guy is simply fantastic,the BEST.A week ago his team was playing with PAOK here in Thessaloniki (we beat them 5-0,but he played good) and I've met him in a Cafe.I was sitting with a couple of friends and he came in and tried to ask for a coffee.The waiter didnt knew enligsh so I helped him with the translation and he sat with us.what can I say,he is very nice.He is kinda a "boehm" type with very long brown hair and beard and he knows the best jokes! very nice sence of humor.He said that he loves Greece and that Sweden sux big time and also some very "interesting" things about the Swedes and Scandinavians in general... he said he feels a Swede but its incedibly boring there and wants to stay in Greece...
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.His team will probably relegate but its clearly not his fault since (a) he only arrived in Januaray from Sweden and (b) he has done the best he can.However,the guy is simply fantastic,the BEST.A week ago his team was playing with PAOK here in Thessaloniki (we beat them 5-0,but he played good) and I've met him in a Cafe.I was sitting with a couple of friends and he came in and tried to ask for a coffee.The waiter didnt knew enligsh so I helped him with the translation and he sat with us.what can I say,he is very nice.He is kinda a "boehm" type with very long brown hair and beard and he knows the best jokes! very nice sence of humor.He said that he loves Greece and that Sweden sux big time and also some very "interesting" things about the Swedes and Scandinavians in general...
he said he feels a Swede but its incedibly boring there and wants to stay in Greece...------------------
Parma will fight back...FORZA PARMA!
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Thank you once again, Amo. I checked his scoring record in Makmö FF and Kavala and well, not THAT impressive actually. I hope your new friendship with him did not bias your judging...
As for "not for a champions team, but good enough for Austria Wien, well I present you with:
Championships:
1924, 1926, 1949, 1950, 1953, 1961, 1962,
1963,1969, 1970, 1976, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1984, 1985, 1986,1991, 1992 and 1993
Cupwins:
1921, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1933, 1935,1936, 1948, 1949, 1960, 1962, 1963, 1967, 1971, 1974, 1977, 1980,1982, 1986, 1990, 1992 and 1994
Doubles:
1924, 1926, 1949, 1962, 1963, 1980, 1986 and 1992
Europe:
what was Cup of Champions, winner: 1933 and 1936. In final 1978.
As for "not for a champions team, but good enough for Austria Wien, well
I present you with:Championships:
1924, 1926, 1949, 1950, 1953, 1961, 1962,
1963,1969, 1970, 1976, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1984, 1985, 1986,1991, 1992 and 1993
Cupwins:
1921, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1933, 1935,1936, 1948, 1949, 1960, 1962, 1963, 1967, 1971, 1974, 1977, 1980,1982, 1986, 1990, 1992 and 1994
Doubles:
1924, 1926, 1949, 1962, 1963, 1980, 1986 and 1992
Europe:
what was Cup of Champions, winner: 1933 and 1936. In final 1978.
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Amo, in all seriousness now, what about the Dejan / Milan mystery. On a swede site I found a foto which obviously featured the Pavlovic we're talking about (long brown hair), but that Pavlovic was named Dejan. Who's Milan then ?
Oh ****! I always mix up those guys...the Pavlovic we are reffering to is the forward of Kavala.The long haired dude.His name is (probably) Dejan.Milan Pavlovic is a sweeper/defender/anchor playing for Ethnikos Asteras.Very good and reliable defender.
You want the forward of Kavala anyway and thats where all this info I gave you reffers too.Now if you want Milan Pavlovic,the sweeper,I'll have to write a new essay because he has a very funny story.
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You want the forward of Kavala anyway and thats where all this info I gave you reffers too.Now if you want Milan Pavlovic,the sweeper,I'll have to write a new essay because he has a very funny story.
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