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Shvaler schrieb:
UNGLAUBLICH DAS VIDEO!!!!!!!!!!!
SINISA DE BOMBAAAAA AUS 25 METER!!!! BOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!!!!!!!
HAMMER WIE ER IHN IN DEN WINCKEL ZIRKELT UND DAS NICHT NUR EINMAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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@Dobojlija
nemam nazalost, habe aber noch voll viele Spiele auf videokasette. unteranderem das unglückliche ausscheiden gegen Argentinien im 11er schiessen. habe aber noch die 2 tore auf Festplatte von Dragan Stojkovic mitten ins Spanische Herz bei Wm 90
nemam nazalost, habe aber noch voll viele Spiele auf videokasette. unteranderem das unglückliche ausscheiden gegen Argentinien im 11er schiessen. habe aber noch die 2 tore auf Festplatte von Dragan Stojkovic mitten ins Spanische Herz bei Wm 90
Shvaler schrieb:@Dobojlija
nemam nazalost, habe aber noch voll viele Spiele auf videokasette. unteranderem das unglückliche ausscheiden gegen Argentinien im 11er schiessen. habe aber noch die 2 tore auf Festplatte von Dragan Stojkovic mitten ins Spanische Herz bei Wm 90
kad budes imo vremena stavi i ta dva gola
Monte-Grobar
Spitzen-Poster
Nemogu i ja da videm videoclipove, sta je bre ovo sranje.
pravoslavac
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es ist nicht schwer zu beantworten! es ist eindeutig DRAGA STOJKOVIC!
an piksi kommt keiner ran!
mihajlovic würde ich wählen, wenn die frage "wer ist der beste freistoßspezialist vom balkan" wäre! aber auch da kommt piksi ran!
mijatovic & suker sind tolle stürmer! die coolnes musst du einmal haben was die beiden vor dem tor gehabt haben! das tor von suker gegen die deutschen (hacken nach rechts und cool rein geschoben gegen köpke) werd ich nie vergessen, auch die worte von meinem vater nach diesem tor "jebo majku jest dobar"
ill genio, ein technicker durch und durch! was der mit dem ball gemacht hat, da kommt nur prosinecki vielleicht ran, doch die kugel so beherrschen wie er? das kann man nicht lernen, geht einfach nicht!
alles im allen, hätte jugoslavija 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000 (dann kam ja die nächste generation) hätten wir mit sicherheit einen titel abgeräumt ... MINDESTENS 8)
JUGOSLAVIJO JUGOSLAVIJO, BUDI OVOG LETA, ZEMLJAK PRVAK SVETA, JUGOSLAVIJO
an piksi kommt keiner ran!
mihajlovic würde ich wählen, wenn die frage "wer ist der beste freistoßspezialist vom balkan" wäre! aber auch da kommt piksi ran!
mijatovic & suker sind tolle stürmer! die coolnes musst du einmal haben was die beiden vor dem tor gehabt haben! das tor von suker gegen die deutschen (hacken nach rechts und cool rein geschoben gegen köpke) werd ich nie vergessen, auch die worte von meinem vater nach diesem tor "jebo majku jest dobar"
ill genio, ein technicker durch und durch! was der mit dem ball gemacht hat, da kommt nur prosinecki vielleicht ran, doch die kugel so beherrschen wie er? das kann man nicht lernen, geht einfach nicht!
alles im allen, hätte jugoslavija 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000 (dann kam ja die nächste generation) hätten wir mit sicherheit einen titel abgeräumt ... MINDESTENS 8)
JUGOSLAVIJO JUGOSLAVIJO, BUDI OVOG LETA, ZEMLJAK PRVAK SVETA, JUGOSLAVIJO
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John Lukic
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
Jovan "John" Lukic (born December 11, 1960) is an English former football goalkeeper.
Born in Chesterfield to Yugoslavian parents, Lukic signed for Leeds United as a schoolboy. He made his debut for the Elland Road side in 1979 and went on to play 165 games for them.
After making a transfer request, Lukic moved to Arsenal in July 1983 for £75,000, as a long-term replacement for Pat Jennings. By the start of the 1984-85 season he was the club's No. 1, and won the League Cup in 1987 and the Division One title in 1989 (that season he was an ever-present in the side).
In the summer of 1990 Arsenal manager George Graham signed David Seaman from Queens Park Rangers – Seaman had ironically been Lukic's understudy at Leeds. Having played 277 times for the Gunners, Lukic rejoined Leeds for £1million, playing a further 265 times and winning a second League title in 1992.
Lukic was displaced at Leeds by the signing of Nigel Martyn, and in 1996 he returned for a second spell at Arsenal. As deputy to David Seaman, he played 15 times in 1996-97 as cover, but after the signing of Alex Manninger he stepped down to No. 3. In 2000, after a series of injuries to the club's other 'keepers, he made a brief return to the first team, playing three times, the last a month shy of his 40th birthday, before retiring in 2001. He now coaches part-time.
Though Lukic played for England at youth and U21 level, he never won a full cap for the side.
There is a urban legend that Lukic's mother survived the Munich air disaster while pregnant with him; this is patently false as the crash happened 20 months before Lukic's birth. While there was a Mrs Lukic on board the plane, who did survive (along with her young daughter), she is not in any way related to him.
Lukic's son, also called John, and also a goalkeeper, was a youth player on the books of Nottingham Forest, before signing for Grimsby Town in June 2005.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
Jovan "John" Lukic (born December 11, 1960) is an English former football goalkeeper.
Born in Chesterfield to Yugoslavian parents, Lukic signed for Leeds United as a schoolboy. He made his debut for the Elland Road side in 1979 and went on to play 165 games for them.
After making a transfer request, Lukic moved to Arsenal in July 1983 for £75,000, as a long-term replacement for Pat Jennings. By the start of the 1984-85 season he was the club's No. 1, and won the League Cup in 1987 and the Division One title in 1989 (that season he was an ever-present in the side).
In the summer of 1990 Arsenal manager George Graham signed David Seaman from Queens Park Rangers – Seaman had ironically been Lukic's understudy at Leeds. Having played 277 times for the Gunners, Lukic rejoined Leeds for £1million, playing a further 265 times and winning a second League title in 1992.
Lukic was displaced at Leeds by the signing of Nigel Martyn, and in 1996 he returned for a second spell at Arsenal. As deputy to David Seaman, he played 15 times in 1996-97 as cover, but after the signing of Alex Manninger he stepped down to No. 3. In 2000, after a series of injuries to the club's other 'keepers, he made a brief return to the first team, playing three times, the last a month shy of his 40th birthday, before retiring in 2001. He now coaches part-time.
Though Lukic played for England at youth and U21 level, he never won a full cap for the side.
There is a urban legend that Lukic's mother survived the Munich air disaster while pregnant with him; this is patently false as the crash happened 20 months before Lukic's birth. While there was a Mrs Lukic on board the plane, who did survive (along with her young daughter), she is not in any way related to him.
Lukic's son, also called John, and also a goalkeeper, was a youth player on the books of Nottingham Forest, before signing for Grimsby Town in June 2005.
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Radomir "Raddy" Antic
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
Radomir Antic is famous football couch who was the coach of Barcelona, Real Madrid and Atletico.
Radomir Antic was born in Zitiste (Serbia) on 22nd November 1948.
Like many other coaches, Radomir Antic was a player before he took up management. He started his playing career with Sloboda Tyzla of Yugoslavia (1967-1968 ) and then moved to the club where he would play most seasons, Partizan Belgrade (1968-1976). As coincidence would have it, Barça basketball coach Svetislav Pesic was playing in the Partizan basketball team at the same time.
In the 1976 season he signed for Turkish club Fenerbahce (1976-1977) before moving to the Spanish League where he played for Zaragoza (1977-1979). He later moved on to Luton Town in England where he played for 5 seasons (1979-1984).
He started his management career with Partizan Belgrade (1985-88 ) and continued with Spanish clubs Real Zaragoza (1988-1991), Real Madrid (1991-1992) and Real Oviedo. His most successful period to date was with Atletico de Madrid (1995-98 ). He won the League and Cup double in a 1995-96 season full of good football. He later returned to both Atletico de Madrid (1999 and 2000) and to Real Oviedo (2000-2001).
He joined FC Barcelona in January 2003 to take over from Louis van Gaal. Caretaker manager, Jesus Antonio de la Cruz, took temporary charge of team affairs until Antic took the reins with the team in 15th position in the Spanish League and well placed in the second phase of the Champions League.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
Radomir Antic is famous football couch who was the coach of Barcelona, Real Madrid and Atletico.
Radomir Antic was born in Zitiste (Serbia) on 22nd November 1948.
Like many other coaches, Radomir Antic was a player before he took up management. He started his playing career with Sloboda Tyzla of Yugoslavia (1967-1968 ) and then moved to the club where he would play most seasons, Partizan Belgrade (1968-1976). As coincidence would have it, Barça basketball coach Svetislav Pesic was playing in the Partizan basketball team at the same time.
In the 1976 season he signed for Turkish club Fenerbahce (1976-1977) before moving to the Spanish League where he played for Zaragoza (1977-1979). He later moved on to Luton Town in England where he played for 5 seasons (1979-1984).
He started his management career with Partizan Belgrade (1985-88 ) and continued with Spanish clubs Real Zaragoza (1988-1991), Real Madrid (1991-1992) and Real Oviedo. His most successful period to date was with Atletico de Madrid (1995-98 ). He won the League and Cup double in a 1995-96 season full of good football. He later returned to both Atletico de Madrid (1999 and 2000) and to Real Oviedo (2000-2001).
He joined FC Barcelona in January 2003 to take over from Louis van Gaal. Caretaker manager, Jesus Antonio de la Cruz, took temporary charge of team affairs until Antic took the reins with the team in 15th position in the Spanish League and well placed in the second phase of the Champions League.