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Popeye
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Jaa. Wir denken uns selber den 3. Platz ausder dritte platz wird geteilt, seit 1984 ist das so, egal wer mehr tore gemacht oder kassiert hat
eigentlich blöd dass es kein spiel um den dritten platz gibt
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Arvanitis
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Sorry Jungs aber es ist egal wer den dritten Platz gemacht hat. Fande dieses Spiel schon immer überflüssig. Wer fragt schon nach wer 3 oder 4 bei einem Turnier wurde. 
Den dritten Platz hätte aufjedenfall Russland mehr verdient.
Den dritten Platz hätte aufjedenfall Russland mehr verdient.
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The Rock
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Nope. Meine vorherige Erklärung wird auch beim errechnen der FIFA-Weltrangliste angewendet, sprich die Russen werden da mehr Punkte bekommen als die Türkei und wären demnach Dritter.
Wie gesagt zu blöd, dass das Spiel um Platz 3 1984 gestrichen wurde....
Außerdem hätte San Marino den 3. Platz verdient gehabt...^^
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Ghostbrace
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Und ich werde Recht behalten. :clown:
Lorik
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Sehr sehr guter Artikel.Die Schweizer Blick:
Werter Fatih Terim
Sie werden uns fehlen
Leidenschaftlich: Türken-Coach Fatih Terim – vom Scharfmacher zum Sympathieträger. (AP)
Ich muss gestehen: Ich habe mit Ihnen und Ihrer Mannschaft mitgefühlt, als sie Lahms K.o.-Hammer traf. In der letzten Minute. Normalerweise nicht mehr aufzuholen. Ausser Ihre Mannschaft ist auf dem Feld. Diesmal klappte es nicht. Es gab kein viertes Mal.
Und ich muss auch gestehen: Zu Beginn des Turniers hätte ich mir nie und nimmer vorstellen können, irgendwann Mitgefühl mit Ihnen haben zu können. Wir, ja, hassten Sie.
Das, was damals war im Istanbuler Herbst 2005, das
haben wir nicht vergessen. Wie Sie sich als Provokatör
aufgeführt haben. Wie Sie nach dem Spiel zu den Rädelsfüh*rern gehörten. Und, was am schlimmsten war: Sie kamen straffrei davon. Und Sie hatten sogar die ungeheuerliche Frechheit, nicht abzutreten. Kollegen von mir setzen seither keinen Fuss mehr auf türkischen Boden. Ich bin nicht derart radikal, habe die Schönheit der Südtürkei trotz allem nicht missen wollen.
Und dann diese Euro. Die Auslosung. Schweiz und Türkei in derselben Gruppe. Was für ein Hammer! Sie bemühten sich, als Schmusekatze aufzutreten. Ganz nett. Ganz lieb. Ganz heuchlerisch. Dachten wir alle hier. Niemand nahm Ihnen Ihre Floskeln ab. Nicht vor dem ersten Spiel. Nicht danach. Und immer noch nicht nach dem Last-Second-Sieg gegen uns. Nicht genug der Ungeheuerlichkeiten: Sie, Fatih Terim, warfen uns aus dem Turnier.
Ein Heuchler? Irgendwann stellten wir fest: Das ist authentisch. Diese Läuterung. Sicher: Sie sind immer noch ein brodelnder Vulkan an der Linie. Eruptionen gabs auch, klar. Aber es waren nur noch kontrollierte Ausbrüche. Selbst meine Frau musste feststellen: Hey, der Typ hat was. Sympathisch, charismatisch, attraktiv. Dabei hatte sie mich damals, im Herbst 2005, nur mit gemischten Gefühlen nach Istanbul, zu Ihnen, gehen lassen.
Und ganz zum Schluss haben wir gar mitgelitten im epischen Spiel gegen Deutschland. Wir haben Ihre Tränen gesehen nach dem späten Ausgleich. Wir haben festgestellt, dass Sie nie lamentiert haben. Neun verletzte oder gesperrte Spieler. Zweieinhalb
gesunde Feldspieler auf der Bank. Kein Thema! Packen wirs an. Und wie Sie und Ihre Spieler es angepackt haben! Nicht mehr nur als Krieger, wie noch 2005. Sondern leidenschaftlich und beseelt von einem unglaublichen Kampfgeist.
Und jetzt treten Sie ab. Trotz Vertrag bis 2010. Schade eigentlich. Denn was Sie mit Ihrer Mannschaft erreicht haben, ist einmalig. Glück war auch dabei, klar. Aber Sie haben es geschafft, in unsere Herzen vorzudringen. Zweieinhalb Jahre nach Istanbul. Und das hatten wir vor dem Turnier für ausgeschlossen gehalten. Deshalb gehört Ihnen unsere Hochachtung.
Alain Kunz, Redaktör
«Sie werden uns fehlen» - Euro 08 - Blick.ch
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Popeye
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Best of Euro 2008 With only one game of Euro 2008 remaining, Eurosport takes a look at the games, goals, gaffes and girls that have caught the eye.
Player of the tournament - To be decided
At this stage of proceedings, no player has yet grabbed the competition by the scruff of its neck and bent it to his will.
Wesley Sneijder was the undisputed star of the group stage, conducting the Netherlands to sensational victories over Italy and France, while Andrei Arshavin sparkled brilliantly before fading completely in Russia's semi-final defeat to Spain.
The tournament's top strikers - David Villa, Roman Pavlyuchenko and Lukas Podolski - have impressed only fleetingly, while Spain's super substitute Cesc Fabregas is yet to start a meaningful game.
Michael Ballack has led the German charge to the final, ably assisted by goalscoring winger Bastian Schweinsteiger, but any one of about six or seven players could land the player of the tournament gong with a match-winning performance in the final.
Goal of the tournament - Wesley Sneijder v Italy
There has been a dearth of quality long-range goals in the tournament, with players struggling to get to grips with a ball that's displayed the flyaway qualities of one of those 50p balls you find in motorway service stations.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic's thunderbolt against Greece, Ballack's net-busting free-kick against Austria and Sneijder's stunning coup de grace for the Netherlands in the 4-1 trouncing of France are the obvious exceptions, but there have also been some sublime team goals.
Arshavin's goal in Russia's 2-0 win over Sweden was a fine thing to behold, but it's the Dutch who mastered the art of the counter-attack most effortlessly, and Sneijder's beautifully struck half-volley after a flowing team move in the 3-0 win over Italy was the best of the lot.
Miss of the tournament - Mario Gomez v Austria
19:49 BST, Monday 16 June, Ernst Happel Stadium, Vienna. Germany are playing Austria and need a win to progress to the next round.
With just four minutes on the clock, out-of-form striker Mario Gomez is presented with an open goal by team-mate Miroslav Klose, but from barely four yards out and with the goal at his mercy he spoons the ball into the air and Austrian defender Gyorgy Garics is able to head it off the line.
Hakan Yakin was guilty of a similarly glaring miss in Switzerland's 2-1 defeat to Turkey, but for the glimpse into a very private hell that Gomez's miss provided, the Stuttgart striker gets the nod.
Game of the tournament - Turkey 3-2 Czech Republic
There have been some tremendous games in the tournament, with the Netherlands' thumping victories over Italy and France catching the eye before they were eliminated in stunning fashion at the quarter-final stage by Russia.
Germany edged a thrilling quarter-final against Portugal 3-2 thanks to some appallingly slack defending from Luis Felipe Scolari's men, but for pure edge-of-the-seat excitement, it has to be Turkey's incredible comeback victory over the Czech Republic in Group A.
Needing to win to go through, Turkey trailed 2-0 with just 15 minutes to play, but after Arda Turan had halved the deficit Nihat Kahveci took advantage of a howler from Petr Cech to level before curling a superb injury-time winner in off the crossbar to send the Turks into the last eight.
Save of the tournament - Gianluigi Buffon v Romania
With nine minutes remaining of the Group C match between Italy and Romania, Azzurri defender Christian Panucci conceded a penalty that could have knocked the world champions out of the tournament.
Romania captain Adrian Mutu stepped up and drilled the ball firmly down the centre of the goal but, despite having already dived down to his left, Italy keeper Gianluigi Buffon shot out his right hand to claw the ball away and keep his side in the competition.
Gaffe of the tournament - Petr Cech v Turkey
Turkey goalkeeper Rustu Recber produced a horrendous flap which enabled Klose to head Germany into a 2-1 lead in the semi-final between the sides, but Cech's error against the Turks - when he let a high right-wing cross squirm out of his grasp and into the path of Nihat - was probably the worst of the tournament, even more so because it was so completely out of character.
Coach of the tournament - Fatih Terim, Turkey
Dutchmen Marco van Basten and Guus Hiddink oversaw some fine performances from the Netherlands and Russia, but both sides choked when it mattered most.
Croatia coach Slaven Bilic had his side playing some similarly eye-catching stuff, and somehow managed to ally breathless touchline enthusiasm with effortless cool, but for taking a decidedly unfancied Turkey side to the brink of the final - whilst all the while throwing his arms around like an epileptic orang-utan - Fatih Terim is our top boss.
Biggest disappointment - France
How a squad containing the attacking talents of Thierry Henry, Franck Ribery, Karim Benzema and Nicolas Anelka could exit the tournament with just a single goal to their name is something of a mystery, but in the end they were undone by too many ageing legs and a collective loss of form.
Insipid against Romania, they were then trounced by the Dutch and didn't even look like scoring in the 2-0 defeat to Italy.
Still, every cloud has a silver lining, and in Ribery, Benzema, Samir Nasri and Hatem Ben Arfa - not to mention the likely departure of coach Raymond Domenech - there is hope for the future.
Worst match - France v Romania
Sweden's 2-0 win over Greece in Group D was an absolute stinker, but it did at least boast some goals.
France's goalless draw with Romania, on the other hand, had no redeeming features whatsoever, with the sides registering just one shot on target between them in the whole game, and that a side-footed pea-roller from Benzema that might not have made it into the net even if Romanian goalkeeper Bogdan Lobont hadn't been there to get in the way.
Best WAG - Sarah Brandner
A difficult category to judge, seeing as none of the WAGs have actually done anything, but a top three of Noemie Lenoir (Claude Makelele), Sarah Brandner (Bastian Schweinsteiger) and Sylvie Meis (Rafael van der Vaart) provides plenty of food for thought.
Lenoir and Meis both score highly in the glamour stakes, but for sheer commitment (she turned up to every Germany match, quaffed pints of lager and she's dating a footballer who looks like a pimply adolescent), it has to be Fraulein Brandner (pictured).
Best fans - Netherlands
It's a massive cliche, but once again the Dutch fans illuminated the tournament with their crazy orange-clad antics and unstinting commitment to wacky fancy-dress.
So impressed was the mayor of Berne with the behaviour of the Oranje fans during their group-stage sojourn in the city that he presented the squad with turf from the Stade de Suisse Wankdorf where they had played.
As useless gifts go it's right up there with ornamental animals, but at least they made an impression.
Tom Williams / Eurosport
Player of the tournament - To be decided
At this stage of proceedings, no player has yet grabbed the competition by the scruff of its neck and bent it to his will.
Wesley Sneijder was the undisputed star of the group stage, conducting the Netherlands to sensational victories over Italy and France, while Andrei Arshavin sparkled brilliantly before fading completely in Russia's semi-final defeat to Spain.
The tournament's top strikers - David Villa, Roman Pavlyuchenko and Lukas Podolski - have impressed only fleetingly, while Spain's super substitute Cesc Fabregas is yet to start a meaningful game.
Michael Ballack has led the German charge to the final, ably assisted by goalscoring winger Bastian Schweinsteiger, but any one of about six or seven players could land the player of the tournament gong with a match-winning performance in the final.
Goal of the tournament - Wesley Sneijder v Italy
There has been a dearth of quality long-range goals in the tournament, with players struggling to get to grips with a ball that's displayed the flyaway qualities of one of those 50p balls you find in motorway service stations.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic's thunderbolt against Greece, Ballack's net-busting free-kick against Austria and Sneijder's stunning coup de grace for the Netherlands in the 4-1 trouncing of France are the obvious exceptions, but there have also been some sublime team goals.
Arshavin's goal in Russia's 2-0 win over Sweden was a fine thing to behold, but it's the Dutch who mastered the art of the counter-attack most effortlessly, and Sneijder's beautifully struck half-volley after a flowing team move in the 3-0 win over Italy was the best of the lot.
Miss of the tournament - Mario Gomez v Austria
19:49 BST, Monday 16 June, Ernst Happel Stadium, Vienna. Germany are playing Austria and need a win to progress to the next round.
With just four minutes on the clock, out-of-form striker Mario Gomez is presented with an open goal by team-mate Miroslav Klose, but from barely four yards out and with the goal at his mercy he spoons the ball into the air and Austrian defender Gyorgy Garics is able to head it off the line.
Hakan Yakin was guilty of a similarly glaring miss in Switzerland's 2-1 defeat to Turkey, but for the glimpse into a very private hell that Gomez's miss provided, the Stuttgart striker gets the nod.
Game of the tournament - Turkey 3-2 Czech Republic
There have been some tremendous games in the tournament, with the Netherlands' thumping victories over Italy and France catching the eye before they were eliminated in stunning fashion at the quarter-final stage by Russia.
Germany edged a thrilling quarter-final against Portugal 3-2 thanks to some appallingly slack defending from Luis Felipe Scolari's men, but for pure edge-of-the-seat excitement, it has to be Turkey's incredible comeback victory over the Czech Republic in Group A.
Needing to win to go through, Turkey trailed 2-0 with just 15 minutes to play, but after Arda Turan had halved the deficit Nihat Kahveci took advantage of a howler from Petr Cech to level before curling a superb injury-time winner in off the crossbar to send the Turks into the last eight.
Save of the tournament - Gianluigi Buffon v Romania
With nine minutes remaining of the Group C match between Italy and Romania, Azzurri defender Christian Panucci conceded a penalty that could have knocked the world champions out of the tournament.
Romania captain Adrian Mutu stepped up and drilled the ball firmly down the centre of the goal but, despite having already dived down to his left, Italy keeper Gianluigi Buffon shot out his right hand to claw the ball away and keep his side in the competition.
Gaffe of the tournament - Petr Cech v Turkey
Turkey goalkeeper Rustu Recber produced a horrendous flap which enabled Klose to head Germany into a 2-1 lead in the semi-final between the sides, but Cech's error against the Turks - when he let a high right-wing cross squirm out of his grasp and into the path of Nihat - was probably the worst of the tournament, even more so because it was so completely out of character.
Coach of the tournament - Fatih Terim, Turkey
Dutchmen Marco van Basten and Guus Hiddink oversaw some fine performances from the Netherlands and Russia, but both sides choked when it mattered most.
Croatia coach Slaven Bilic had his side playing some similarly eye-catching stuff, and somehow managed to ally breathless touchline enthusiasm with effortless cool, but for taking a decidedly unfancied Turkey side to the brink of the final - whilst all the while throwing his arms around like an epileptic orang-utan - Fatih Terim is our top boss.
Biggest disappointment - France
How a squad containing the attacking talents of Thierry Henry, Franck Ribery, Karim Benzema and Nicolas Anelka could exit the tournament with just a single goal to their name is something of a mystery, but in the end they were undone by too many ageing legs and a collective loss of form.
Insipid against Romania, they were then trounced by the Dutch and didn't even look like scoring in the 2-0 defeat to Italy.
Still, every cloud has a silver lining, and in Ribery, Benzema, Samir Nasri and Hatem Ben Arfa - not to mention the likely departure of coach Raymond Domenech - there is hope for the future.
Worst match - France v Romania
Sweden's 2-0 win over Greece in Group D was an absolute stinker, but it did at least boast some goals.
France's goalless draw with Romania, on the other hand, had no redeeming features whatsoever, with the sides registering just one shot on target between them in the whole game, and that a side-footed pea-roller from Benzema that might not have made it into the net even if Romanian goalkeeper Bogdan Lobont hadn't been there to get in the way.
Best WAG - Sarah Brandner
A difficult category to judge, seeing as none of the WAGs have actually done anything, but a top three of Noemie Lenoir (Claude Makelele), Sarah Brandner (Bastian Schweinsteiger) and Sylvie Meis (Rafael van der Vaart) provides plenty of food for thought.
Lenoir and Meis both score highly in the glamour stakes, but for sheer commitment (she turned up to every Germany match, quaffed pints of lager and she's dating a footballer who looks like a pimply adolescent), it has to be Fraulein Brandner (pictured).
Best fans - Netherlands
It's a massive cliche, but once again the Dutch fans illuminated the tournament with their crazy orange-clad antics and unstinting commitment to wacky fancy-dress.
So impressed was the mayor of Berne with the behaviour of the Oranje fans during their group-stage sojourn in the city that he presented the squad with turf from the Stade de Suisse Wankdorf where they had played.
As useless gifts go it's right up there with ornamental animals, but at least they made an impression.
Tom Williams / Eurosport
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Popeye
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Türken cashen ab
Geht es um die Spielerprämien, sind die Türken bereits Europameister. 450.000 Euro kassiert jeder Kicker fürs Erreichen des Halbfinales. 200.000 Euro mehr als Spanien und Deutschland für den Titelgewinn bekommen.
sportnet
Der türkische Verbandschef Hasan Dogan teilte mit, dass jeder Nationalspieler für das Halbfinale eine Summe von 450.000 Euro kassiert. Da schauen Spanien und Deutschland durch die Finger.
Wer bekommt die großen Scheine?
Bei einem Titelgewinn der Deutschen bekommt jeder DFB-Kicker 250.000 Euro. Die Spanier würden 214.000 Euro mit nach Hause nehmen dürfen. Sogar die Kroaten bekommen mit 300.000 Euro mehr Prämien fürs Viertelfinale. Für die Russen bringt der Halbfinaleinzug magere 120.000 Euro.
Die Euro2008 auf salzburg.com - präsentiert von den Salzburger Nachrichten
Türken sind Prämien-Europameister
Die Türken sind zwar im EM-Halbfinale ausgeschieden, doch im Geldverdienen sind sie Europameister. Mit 450.000 Euro pro Spieler tröstet der Verband das Team über die Niederlage gegen das DFB-Team hinweg.
Die deutschen und spanischen Spieler müssen selbst im Fall des Titelgewinns mit weniger zufrieden sein. 250.000 Euro setzt der DFB, 214.000 Euro pro Kopf der spanische Verband aus.
Auch die Kroaten liegen über dem Betrag: 6,25 Mio. Euro werden nach Anzahl der Spielzeit aufgeteilt - im Idealfall 300.000 Euro, die Trainer Slaven Bilic erhält.
Türken sind Prämien-Europameister - Fussball | EM2008 | Sport1.de
Geht es um die Spielerprämien, sind die Türken bereits Europameister. 450.000 Euro kassiert jeder Kicker fürs Erreichen des Halbfinales. 200.000 Euro mehr als Spanien und Deutschland für den Titelgewinn bekommen.
sportnet
Der türkische Verbandschef Hasan Dogan teilte mit, dass jeder Nationalspieler für das Halbfinale eine Summe von 450.000 Euro kassiert. Da schauen Spanien und Deutschland durch die Finger.
Wer bekommt die großen Scheine?
Bei einem Titelgewinn der Deutschen bekommt jeder DFB-Kicker 250.000 Euro. Die Spanier würden 214.000 Euro mit nach Hause nehmen dürfen. Sogar die Kroaten bekommen mit 300.000 Euro mehr Prämien fürs Viertelfinale. Für die Russen bringt der Halbfinaleinzug magere 120.000 Euro.
Die Euro2008 auf salzburg.com - präsentiert von den Salzburger Nachrichten
Türken sind Prämien-Europameister
Die Türken sind zwar im EM-Halbfinale ausgeschieden, doch im Geldverdienen sind sie Europameister. Mit 450.000 Euro pro Spieler tröstet der Verband das Team über die Niederlage gegen das DFB-Team hinweg.
Die deutschen und spanischen Spieler müssen selbst im Fall des Titelgewinns mit weniger zufrieden sein. 250.000 Euro setzt der DFB, 214.000 Euro pro Kopf der spanische Verband aus.
Auch die Kroaten liegen über dem Betrag: 6,25 Mio. Euro werden nach Anzahl der Spielzeit aufgeteilt - im Idealfall 300.000 Euro, die Trainer Slaven Bilic erhält.
Türken sind Prämien-Europameister - Fussball | EM2008 | Sport1.de
