International Soccer - General Discussion

today is the first withdrawal day of the ac milan for the next football season

09/07/1964 happy birthday to gianluca vialli former italian football player
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The French football federation FFF announces the engagement of Didier Deschamps as the follower of Laurent Blanc as the french national coach.
There is no official contract information,but the french media are talking about a 2 year contract,which is to be extended upon successful qualification for the World Cup 2014 for two more years.

outside wrote:Werder Bremen has signed dutch winger Eljero Elia from Juventus FC.

Dutch teletext telling that tommorow he will sign to join werder Bremen.
I have see him playing in Enschede.
Eljero Elia can be a great player,if he want to.
Difficult to handle,same story as Arnautovic.
Well mister Schaaf, a lott of work is coming to you.

outside wrote:BTW, a question about Bundesliga, how does Dortmund trainer Klopp manage to put Gotze and Reus together?
Shall we expect Gotze in another team?

Gotze will play the Kagawa position (in the middle of the offence line behind Lewandowski) and Reus could be one of the wingers.
could be because of Blaszczykowski, Großkreutz & Perisic.

BTW, a question about Bundesliga, how does Dortmund trainer Klopp manage to put Gotze and Reus together?
Shall we expect Gotze in another team?

Tarl_Cabot wrote:

outside wrote:Search with google earth, there are some fireworks in Turin.

after 3 good matches he'll ask to leave Werder because only Real, barca or ManU are good enough for him.

but left winger Elia and right winger Arnautovic have been playing successfully together in Twente and maybe both will be successful again.
the Netherlands aren't so far away from our small village. ;)

And then you sell him back to the HSV....

outside wrote:Search with google earth, there are some fireworks in Turin.

after 3 good matches he'll ask to leave Werder because only Real, barca or ManU are good enough for him.

but left winger Elia and right winger Arnautovic have been playing successfully together in Twente and maybe both will be successful again.
the Netherlands aren't so far away from our small village. ;)

Search with google earth, there are some fireworks in Turin.

outside wrote:Werder Bremen has signed dutch winger Eljero Elia from Juventus FC.

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not yet because the last bargaining round with Juve is missing but tomorrow this topic will be solved.
but still not sure about being happy or not.

Werder Bremen has signed dutch winger Eljero Elia from Juventus FC.

fcn2011 wrote:It seems the Glasgow Rangers are out of Money.

Scottish football was thrown into disarray on Wednesday after indebted Glasgow giant Rangers was barred from competing in the Scottish Premier League following a vote by top-tier clubs.

The decision to reject the bid by a new Rangers ownership to play in the top division following the club’s financial meltdown could threaten the economic well-being of teams around Scotland.

It seems they only allowed to play in the fourth League of Scotland. Maybe some Fans in Green are happy now.

Christian Abbiati 8th July 1977
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hanshel wrote:FIFA approve goal-line technology

Football finally embraced goal-line technology as FIFA's lawmaking panel approved today two systems for use in matches.

FIFA will introduce goal-line technology at the seven-team Club World Cup in Japan in December, and plans to use it in Brazil at the 2013 Confederations Cup and 2014 World Cup, secretary general Jerome Valcke said.

"We want to make sure that the systems at the World Cup work at 150 percent, not 90 percent," Valcke said.

FIFA will use both Hawk-Eye and GoalRef systems in Japan, after they won "unanimous" support from the International Football Association Board (IFAB) panel, Valcke said.

The English Premier League is expected to adopt one of the systems - which are expected to cost up to $US250,000 per stadium - during next season.

FIFA President Sepp Blatter was a member of the IFAB panel which accepted test results proving that the systems quickly and accurately judge when balls cross the goal line.

Hawk-Eye is a British camera-based system already used in tennis and cricket. GoalRef is a Danish-German project using magnetic sensors to track a special ball.

The historic decision was taken by an IFAB panel comprising officials from FIFA and the four British football associations.

Todays decision was expected and completed Blatter's u-turn, after FIFA had previously blocked using technology to help referees make decisions.

Finally I think a victory for the world of football !!!

....and finally
rumors says will be used at tokyo for the intercontinal championship tournament