Snak

Hvis en eller anden Valencia-mand slog 200 børn ihjel, ville FrækFyr17 hylde initiativet, da jorden har problemer med overbefolkning.

Ja, for Simeone er jo lokal og fra Madrid. Det ved vi alle.

Manden har været træner sammenlagt 5 år og heraf kun i godt et år i Europa, vel at mærke for to klubber i denne tid. Kontinuitet? Stabilitet?

Molina har også meget at bevise. Ingen tvivl.

Da jeg ikke kunne finde en Villareal tråd så smider jeg den her :

Ser ud til Nilmar er på vej væk - José Manuel Llaneza er i hvertfald i Brasilien for at lukke aftalen som skulle give Villareal 8 mill. euro samt midtbanen Carlos Enrique Casimiro. (Kilde : marca)

http://www.marca.com/201…235833.html

8 mio. virker som en fornuftig pris skadehistorik in mente, og det virker til, at Molina ser lyset i den argentinske reserve, Ruben, der ellers i 3-4 sæsoner har stået i skyggen af Villarreals dygtige angribere.

Jeg håber for alle parters skyld, at den går igennem, så man kan få noget stabilitet og sammenhold ind i den klub - Og ikke så meget stjerneglans, som setup´et ikke er til hvert år. Ubåden må simpelthen ikke synke ned i Segunda efter så flot en sidste sæson.


I øvrigt:
http://shopold.bold.dk/s…&id=1027925
http://www.bold.dk/snak/…art=40&vis=
- Og seneste forsøg:
http://www.bold.dk/snak/…&id=1917405

Men de var heller ikke nemme at finde, idet jeg skulle til at oversætte Den Gule Ubåd til spansk osv.

Arh superb - Bare mig der er stokblind! :D

Kedelig ting, der foregår i Spanien i øjeblikket. Malaga er blevet pålagt et transferforbud, da de ikke har overholdt aftalerne mellem dem og Osasuna. Malaga har således ikke betalt sidste rate for Monreal.

Der meldes samtidig om at Osasuna mangler pengene for at kunne udbetale løn til deres spillere.

Valladolid er også i fare for at blive pålagt transferforbud.

Mirandés slog til igen! 2-1 i overtiden mod Espanyol og de går derfor videre på udebanemål! Godt gået

Så gik den ikke længere for pokaldræberen... Besejret 6-2 på San Mamés, men man døde så bestemt med støvlerne på. Det skal ikke tage noget fra præstationen, men ærgerlig måde at slutte af med sådan et dumt selvmål.

Ham den skaldede venstrekant, Infante, har da niveau til noget bedre end Segunda B2, selvom han ikke har spillet på højere niveau under i hvert fald Mirandés-karrieren siden 2005.

Når det er sagt, skal der lyde et kæmpe tillykke til vores baskiske venner.

Dermed er de i Copa del Rey-finalen, hvis anden finalist skal findes i morgendagens kamp kl. 21 på Camp Nou mellem Barca og Valencia. Første opgør endte 1-1.

Hmm nu har vi rundet Raimondo Aguilera og Rommel Fernandez på andre tråde, når samtalen er faldet på hitoriske latinoer i spansk fodbold - så er det vel på tide at nævner ham her...


Jorge GONZALEZ

http://www.youtube.com/w…OMemVOhSLRw

http://www.youtube.com/w…ure=related

Diego om El Magico.

http://www.youtube.com/w…ure=related




Magico, still doing it his way

Very few people have left such a mark on a footballing region as Jorge El Mágico Gonzalez has in Central America. The legendary former El Salvador player enthralled fans in the 1980s with his delectable moves on the field and his colourful social life off it.

Indeed the people of El Salvador were not the only ones given license to dream by the creative midfielder. Equally enamoured were the fans of Spanish side Cadiz, who adopted him as one of their own and still believe him to be the club´s greatest ever hero. So what has happened since he called time on his playing career, and has his life away from the pitch been as intense as ever? The answers might surprise you. After being recognised as his country´s greatest player, Gonzalez has had a spell working in the US and further playing stints, not to mention collecting official awards along the way.

One of a kind

And who better than the man himself to explain the personality behind this most unusual of former players. "I´ve never considered myself to be an example to follow. I like to live life in my own way. I´m not one for conforming, or adhering to the logical approach that comes with appropriate behaviour."

In 1991, at the age of 33, El Mágico bade his final farewell to Cadiz, the club dearest to his heart. However, anyone who thought this would mark the end of his playing career was greatly mistaken. He promptly returned to his former club in El Salvador, CD Fas, where he would continue to thrill the fans until retiring in 2000 - at the ripe old age of 42.

The mercurial Salvadoran has not changed his off-field customs either. "I admit I´m no saint," he says. "I love going out at night and partying, and not even my mother could dissuade me. I don´t like looking at football as a job. If I did that, it wouldn´t be me. I only play for fun."

A prodigal son of Cadiz and El Salvador

Unsurprisingly, the curtain coming down on Gonzalez´s playing career did not signify the end of footballing adventures. On leaving FAS, the Salvadoran emigrated to the USA to take up the position of assistant coach with Houston. And while the sojourn there turned out to be brief, Gonzalez lost no time getting to know his new environs, driving a taxi cab round the Texan city in his spare time.

In 2001, Cadiz staged a testimonial game for him in which banners such as "San Jorge, Mágico Gonzalez, Patron Saint of Cadiz" were affectionately waved. Many that evening also recounted some of the more colourful anecdotes about their former player, such as the time he nodded off on the shoulder of a defender while waiting for a corner, or the day when, still hungover, he arrived at half time with his side 0-3 down to Barcelona only to inspire a second-half comeback and help his side run out 4-3 winners.

Two years later, the government of El Salvador bestowed on him the Hijo Meritísimo order of merit and, in his honour, changed the name of the national stadium from "Flor Blanca" to "Estadio Magico Gonzalez". For many this would be a source of tremendous satisfaction, but Jorge was unconvinced.

"No I don´t like it, even though it came in my lifetime. Yes, I´m flattered, but no I don´t like it." Asked to explain, he says, "Every one of us Salvadorans who are trying to do things well, or at least not hinder progress, are worthy of this award. That said, I am flattered."

Currently, El Mágico lives in his beloved San Salvador, where he is promoting a youth competition called "Mágico´s street football". In addition, he continues to play amateur football and recently appeared in a "Showbol" game with his good friend Diego Maradona.

And just two weeks ago, Jorge Gonzalez turned 50, celebrating the big day by indulging in one of his grand passions - sleeping all day. Some things just never change...

Deportivo FAS
Undskyld, kom helt fra dit indlæg under "kampens hede" i går.

Jeg vil egentligt bare nyde dine sydamerikanske input fremfor at diskutere eller stille tvivl ved dem, fordi mit kendskab til også ham her er virkelig begrænset.
- Kan forstå, at han er lidt af en klublegende i, ja, dit Deportivo FAS ad flere omgange, så jeg føler mig lovligt undskyldt. ;-)
Men imponerende første periode i Cadiz, og kan man andet end at respektere en herre, der gør så meget for de unge på gaden samt fejrer en rund fødselsdag på dén måde! Ikke det store rampelys eller stjernenykker dér.

Du må dog ikke stoppe med at berette og byde ind på den her måde, fordi det er noget af det bedste, der er sket for bold.dk i min beskedne tid herinde.