Snak

Det er frivilligt arbejde, så skal bo hos værtsfamilie. Så chancen for jeg kommer til at snakke sproget er ganske stor :)

Jeg boede også hos en værtsfamilie noget af tiden, men jeg er glad for jeg fik det grundlæggende på plads på sprogskolen inden.

jamen så skal vi jo have lidt flere spanske artikler...iøvrigt muchachos så er vi i nyhederne 21.55 - DR1 Horisont - Honduras - all the way ;-)

Mostaza ny træner i Racing...

Merlo fue presentado en Racing

BUENOS AIRES -- El nuevo entrenador de Racing Club, Reinaldo Merlo, afirmó hoy que su regreso a la Academia se debió a que el club cuenta con "un buen plantel y buenos jugadores" para salir de la crítica situación futbolística en la que se encuentra.

"Los mejores momentos de mi carrera como entrenador los viví en Racing. Por eso volver acá, llegar a la cancha, es una alegría tremenda", señaló Merlo al iniciar la conferencia de prensa en la cual fue presentado en su nuevo cargo.

El entrenador evitó hacer comparaciones sobre sus anteriores etapas y esta que se inició hoy, al indicar que "no hablemos del pasado, hablemos del presente. Lo anterior ya prescribió, fue una etapa linda".

Ahí también se acabó la formalidad, ya que Mostaza comenzó a hablar del presente del equipo y los objetivos inmediatos que se plantea para salir de la complicada situación en que se encuentra el equipo.

"El diagnóstico (del equipo) lo tengo pero me lo reservo para mí. Ayer no fui a la cancha porque preferí ver el partido tranquilo en mi casa. Racing tiene buen plantel, buenos jugadores, vamos a salir adelante. Por eso vine muchachos", afirmó.

Merlo señaló que "el objetivo es tratar de llegar a lo máximo, que el equipo funcione bien, que sea un equipo y, sobre todo, tratar de ganar".

"Hay que trabajar en todo, en lo anímico, lo táctico y lo físico, no sólo en lo anímico. Eso es lo que debe hacer un cuerpo técnico", sostuvo.

"No pienso en los promedios, sólo pienso en sumar puntos para sacar el equipo adelante", disparó Merlo, quien minutos después le puso fin a la conferencia para realizar su primer entrenamiento en una nueva etapa como entrenador de Racing.

Romagnoli: "Delfino da tranquilidad"

BUENOS AIRES -- El entrenador Juan Antonio Pizzi pondrá lo mejor que tiene San Lorenzo para buscar el miércoles alzar la Copa Argentina en Catamarca ante Arsenal.

En tanto, Leandro Romagnoli, el máximo referente del plantel, salió a bajar los decibeles sobre la polémica que originó la tarea del árbitro Luis Alvarez tras el pasado partido ante Arsenal por el torneo local y resaltar las condiciones del designado Germán Delfino.

"Delfino da tranquilidad, es de los más parejos y tiene trayectoria", sostuvo Romagnoli.

Tras la rotación en el encuentro del sábado, Pizzi pondrá lo mejor para buscar la Copa que significará también el pasaje a la Libertadores, el torneo que desvela a los hinchas azulgrana.

Jugará con Sebastián Torrico; Julio Buffarini, Pablo Alvarado, Santiago Gentiletti, Emmanuel Más; Néstor Ortigoza, Juan Mercier; Ignacio Piatti, Leandro Romagnoli, Angel Correa; y Gonzalo Verón.

Romagnoli resaltó que con la camiseta de San Lorenzo "hay que ganar todo" al rechazar que la Copa Argentina pueda considerarse un torneo menor.

"El partido será una final y hay que jugarlo de la misma manera, es una final y no es inferior a ninguna otra copa", apuntó Romagnoli tras el entrenamiento en la Ciudad Deportiva

And now Mexico must get a result in Costa Rica

The tears of tension and joy have dried in the aftermath of Mexico´s 2-1 victory over Panama on Friday. Now the realization has returned that although one battle ended successfully, the campaign to qualify for the 2014 World Cup continues.

At least, it does so for Mexico, but not for upcoming opponent Costa Rica. The Ticos sealed up qualifying some time ago, so their recent loss versus Honduras wasn´t really damaging.

For Mexico´s players, however, the agony (Javier Hernandez´s weak penalty attempt) and the ecstasy (Raul Jimenez´s glorious bicycle-kick goal) of their victory must be put aside because there is still so much to do.

To best position itselfin the final standings, Mexico must attempt to do what no other CONCACAF Hexagonal opponent has managed this year -- get points out of Costa Rica in San Jose. The Ticos have won every 2014 qualifying match in their national stadium.

To pull out a victory or a draw from the game, Mexico will have to forget about both extremes of the match against Panama.

Hernandez´s penalty shot was poor, no doubt, but dwelling on the mistake won´t help. The emotional, young striker is no doubt agonizing about it, as evidenced by his weeping after the final whistle. Coach Victor Manuel Vucetich has to make sure that Hernandez´s confidence is restored so that the striker, who is in a bit of a lull, can get back to his job of scoring goals.

Yet it´s also the winning strike of Jimenez that must be set aside. While miracles are spectacular, it´s more important that Mexico re-establishes excellent team play rather than waiting around for an almost-supernatural goal to be scored. It’s not fair to count on "San Jimenez," or any one, single player, to save the day again. The squad must shoulder the task together.

What El Tri’s players should probably do, then, is take inspiration from another incident from the Panama game.

Late in that match, substitute Christian "Chaco" Gimenez knocked heads with a Panamanian defender while contesting a header opportunity. The clash injured Gimenez, whose head began to bleed profusely. A clumsy-looking bandage was wound around his head quickly to allow him to remain in the game. Gimenez played on until the end, even as blood seeped into the bandage.

That’s classic, never-say-die warrior mentality, and the fans responded by giving the Argentine-born player cheers and applause. No citizenship ceremony could have more validly made Gimenez a true Mexican than to spill his own blood in Estadio Azteca for Mexico´s cause.

Gimenez´s injury later required seven stitches to close, but he was back training with his El Tri teammates on Sunday.

Good players can err, as Hernandez did on his penalty kick. Not every goal is going to be as stunningly spectacular as the game winner by Jimenez. In the midst of all the drama and angst generated by Mexico´s qualifying woes, the get-on-with-it, bloody-or-not mentality exemplified by Gimenez is a welcome reminder of what really makes a team come together.

When the highs and lows make the roller-coaster ride dizzying, it’s time for the engine to push on to the finish line. "We think we can" needs to be the mantra versus Costa Rica, then New Zealand if need be, all the way to the end. "Si, se puede."

Yes, there are still many problems with Mexico´s play, but those expecting a total overhaul from new coach Vucetich in one game are unrealistic. It was never going to be that easy. It is still going to take sweat, tears and blood.

Sabella to ring the changes for trip to Uruguay with new formation

Alejandro Sabella has been looking at some new systems in training over the past couple of days with tomorrow night’s match with Uruguay in mind. Qualification and top spot in the group are confirmed and it was widely expected that several fringe players would feature in Montevideo but Sabella is looking at playing a 5-3-2 system.

Further little injury concerns have limited Sabella’s options as Sergio Aguero, Fabricio Coloccini, Rodrigo Braña and Angel Di Maria have all not been risked ahead of the trip. With injuries and the worry of other players picking up suspensions, Sabella is expected to call upon a number of his squad players.

The 5-3-2 formation will be a big opportunity for Erik Lamela as he will be playing in his favoured central position and Argentina will be looking to him to aid the creativity missing from so many absences.

The team is expected to be: Sergio Romero; Gabriel Mercado, Hugo Campagnaro, Seba Dominguez, Jose Basanta, Marcos Rojo; Augusto Fernandez, Lucas Biglia, Maxi Rodroguez; Erik Lamela, Rodrigo Palacios

The other option would be a 4-4-2 with similar personnel: Sergio Romero; Hugo Campagnaro, Federico Fernandez, Seba Dominguez, Jose Basanta; Augusto Fernandez, Leandro Somoza, Ever Banega, Maxi Rodriguez; Erik Lamela, Rodrigo Palacios.

Neither side are anywhere near Argentina’s full strength line-ups so a hungry Uruguay will fancy their chances.

Interestingly, Mauro Icardi doesn’t feature in either despite his call-up. His introduction from the bench would surely be planned as Sabella spoke favorably about the youngster and his ability to replace Gonzalo Higuain.

iøvrigt muchachos så er vi i nyhederne 21.55 - DR1 Horisont - Honduras - all the way ;-)

fedt! Man kan heldigvis se det på deres hjemmeside hvis man glippede det.

http://www.dr.dk/tv/se/horisont#!/00:02

18 street vs MS 13....suspekt de på 3 dage kan slå lige så mange ihjel som der bliver slået ihjel om året i DK - der sgu ikke meget street cred over vikingerne mere....San Pedro Sula den farligste by på kloden - ganske imponerende....

18 street vs MS 13....suspekt de på 3 dage kan slå lige så mange ihjel som der bliver slået ihjel om året i DK - der sgu ikke meget street cred over vikingerne mere....San Pedro Sula den farligste by på kloden - ganske imponerende....

Lyder som et vanvittigt sted. Men overall der er det vist Mexico der må tage prisen som det farligste land. Jeg så en top 50 liste over verdens farligste byer og der havde Mexico 10 byer med på listen! Det eneste land jeg har været i, i Sydamerika/Mellemamrika, har været Venezuela og der var helt sikkert også nogle rå typer.