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Bilbao-Schalke
At.Madrid-HannoverPo meni su puno kvalitetnija momcad od Slomkine ekipe
, a dobra stvar je sto ne igraju jedan protiv drugog klubovi iz primere,
Bilbao-Schalke, najzanimljiviji par i najneizvjesniji, sismisi favoriti protiv holandeza
moglo bi se lako desiti da budu oba španska finala.Misliš 5 predstavnika u polufinalima.Ja zaista ne vidim ko može pobjedit Špance osim njih samihtech je napisao/la:5 predstavnika La Lige u cetvrtfinalima dva najjaca klupska takmicenja
Mislim u međusobnim duelima 
Pa dobro, to je tacno sve. Samo mi je šuhveli i nepoznanica ovaj Hanover jer ih ne pratim, iskreno receno...nisam nešto upucen u njihovu snagu, ali vidim da su fino dogurali do 1/4 finala. Koliko se sjecam oni su izbacili i Sevillu.LBJ MVP je napisao/la:Misliš 5 predstavnika u polufinalima.Ja zaista ne vidim ko može pobjedit Špance osim njih samihtech je napisao/la:5 predstavnika La Lige u cetvrtfinalima dva najjaca klupska takmicenja
Biće to strašna finala:
Real-Barca
Atletico/Valencia-Athletic
5 najvećih španskih klubova
Ma kakav Hannover, i oni se sami iznenadili dokle su došlitech je napisao/la: Pa dobro, to je tacno sve. Samo mi je šuhveli i nepoznanica ovaj Hanover jer ih ne pratim, iskreno receno...nisam nešto upucen u njihovu snagu, ali vidim da su fino dogurali do 1/4 finala. Koliko se sjecam oni su izbacili i Sevillu.
Mada je i Atletico u vrlo dobroj formi.
Ovakvu Sevillu bi i Željo izbacio 
najs. Ne mora znaciti druze . Godine 2001 ,u cetvrtfinalima oba takmicenje je bilo 7 spanskih ekipatech je napisao/la:5 predstavnika La Lige u cetvrtfinalima dva najjaca klupska takmicenja
. U EL cemo gledati špansko finale, jer Bilbao je jako dobar ove godine. Hoce li njima Valencija ili Atletico izaci na megdan u finalu, to ostaje da vidimo. Za LP nisam potpuno siguran, ali bi se moglo i to desiti . Nisam siguran prije svega radi Barce, jer ne bih baš 100% tvrdio da ce proci prvo Milan ,pa onda i Čelzi. Bice tu jake borbe ,a Barca je i onako desetkovana sa ozljedama ove sezone. Evo sad je i Abidal opet OUT i to do kraja sezone, nažalost. Real ce navjerovatnije protutnjati do finala.juznjak> je napisao/la:Ne mora znaciti druze . Godine 2001 ,u cetvrtfinalima oba takmicenje je bilo 7 spanskih ekipatech je napisao/la:5 predstavnika La Lige u cetvrtfinalima dva najjaca klupska takmicenja
U Cupu Uefa samo Alaves,Barca,Celta i Rayo . Dok u LP,Depor,Valencia i Real . Ako nije tada onda nece nikada
Three men sat on the bench and decided to sit a third man on the bench. Villarreal had just been beaten 1-0 by Levante. A last-minute Xavi Torres goal that was really a Rubén goal – "99% belongs to him but the ball hadn't gone in yet so I had to finish it off," Torres said apologetically – completed a run of a draw and four defeats in the last five games, leaving Villarreal three points from the relegation zone. Three points which could soon be no points – Racing Santander play their game in hand on Monday night. Inside, José Molina was giving his players a post-match team-talk that would turn out to be his last; outside, the Villarreal president, Fernando Roig, imaginatively named son and CEO Fernando Roig, and vice-president José Manuel Llaneza settled into the Ciutat de Valencia dugout and held an emergency board meeting.
It was time, they decided, to sack their coach and get a new one: their third coach of the season. Villarreal will have been through as many managers in three months as they had in the previous seven years. First there was Juan Carlos Garrido, then José Molina and now … and now, frankly, whoever they can get. On Monday morning, it was confirmed that who they could get is Miguel-Ángel Lotina. The club that was once a model is now a mess: someone put an "in" in stability. The crisis has hit hard and hit the construction industry harder. For those, like the Roig family, that make money in porcelain, it is worse still. For the club they own, it could be the end. The team that is too good to go down really could go down.
Molina's sacking has not entirely surprised. Villarreal turned to him despite not being completely convinced. The former Atlético Madrid and Deportivo goalkeeper worked successfully with Villarreal C and was promoted to the B team but there were doubts over his suitability for the first team when they sacked Juan Carlos Garrido. His approach to the game fit the Villarreal model and he had learnt from some of the more innovative coaches – Guus Hiddink, Arrigo Sacchi, Benito Floro, Jabo Irureta – yet the doubts lingered. Did he have the presence and personality to take on the first team? They wondered if he might not lack that touch of charisma, the ability to engage with his players, to relate. Tranquillity is not always a virtue.
They were not alone. Asked about Molina the day he took over, one former team-mate said he simply couldn't imagine him as a coach. Why not? Bluntly, because Molina is a bit "odd". Another put it simply: "He doesn't like football." Molina himself admitted that originally he had no plans to be a coach. But then again, that need not necessarily matter: he hadn't planned to make his Spain debut on the right wing either and doing so never did him any harm. Besides, Villarreal knew him and liked him: he was willing and available. Cheap, too.
Molina talked about work rate and the need to animate his players, to revive the team. At first, they appreciated the drop in tension, they no longer felt so on edge. Villarreal won three of their first five under the new coach; Marcos Senna returned to the side and, let loose, some of the old flow did too. But there was something missing and the good results did not last. They have picked up a solitary point in five games, winning just three of in 12 games. Molina took over the team in 17th, level with the relegation zone; he leaves the team in 17th, three points from the relegation zone. If Racing win on Monday night, they will be level once again.
Nor is it just about Molina: the Yellow Submarine's problems are deeper. Deeper even than the injuries that have done them so much damage. Villarreal's miracle was built on cold hard cash; without that money, it is just not the same. The infrastructure is good enough that they will not collapse entirely – their youth system is one of the best in Spain, their training facilities impressive and the lifestyle still attractive to players – but they have been forced to confront a troubling reality. The sense of decline is palpable; there is a kind of sadness about the club. Last summer, they had a choice that was no choice: sell Santi Cazorla or sell Giuseppe Rossi. Eventually, they sold Cazorla; this summer they may have to sell Rossi anyway. Having spent much of the season injured, though, his price will have tumbled.
Go down and the urgency to sell will be greater still. Others will follow. In the Second Division, where TV income is rarely much above €2m (£1.66m), compared with the €25m Villarreal earn now (already a long way from the over €130m earned by Madrid and Barcelona), meeting First Division wage demands is virtually impossible. As for meeting wage demands at Villarreal, one of the league's better payers, forget the "virtually".
So Villarreal had to act – and fast. They spoke to Luis Aragonés but could not afford him. Lotina earned promotions with Logroñés, Numancia and Osasuna, won the Copa del Rey with Espanyol and took Celta to a Uefa Cup place. His is the same coach, though, that Celta sacked and who went down with Real Sociedad. His last job was at Deportivo de La Coruña: last season he took them back to the Second Division 20 years later. And that's the thing: where's the guarantee? Can Lotina really help?
Can anyone? Molina was supposed to rescue them after a poor start to the season and results have not really improved. They rarely do and yet that does not stop clubs trying – it does not see them seeing solutions in sackings. At least one coach has been sacked in Spain every month since October. Eight clubs have changed manager; two of them more than once. It is not nine because Betis never quite slipped into the relegation zone, where sacking Pepe Mel would have been cheaper.
Mallorca sacked Michael Laudrup for Joaquín Caparrós; Diego Simeone replaced Gregorio Manzano at Atlético Madrid; Manolo Jiménez took over from Javier Aguirre at Zaragoza; and Abel Resino replaced Fabri at Granada; Sevilla had Marcelino and now have Míchel, while Sporting sacked Manolo Preciado and signed Javier Clemente. As for Racing Santander, they sacked Hector Cúper and replaced him with a three-man coaching team only to sack Juan José González because for all the matey interviews and photo calls he couldn't work with the other two and they sure as hell couldn't work with him. The current coach Alvaro Cervera literally got off the Recreativo de Huelva coach as it travelled to a game so that he could take over at Racing, leaving Recre's players coach-less.
And for what? There is a cliché in Spain that says: entrenador nuevo, victoria segura. New coach, guaranteed victory.
There is a different feel about Atlético Madrid now than there was but although Diego Simeone has lost just twice since taking over, his side have only won four from 11 too. Mallorca too look tougher, yet going from two wins in six to six wins in 21 is no quantum leap. Manolo Jiménez has won two in 11 at Zaragoza and that is a minor miracle. All over the league, the stats are similar: two wins in six since Míchel took over at Sevilla; four wins and seven defeats for Abel at Granada; one win in five for Clemente at Sporting Gijón. Even booting out Nacho Novo for "shitting himself" hasn't seen them escape the relegation zone yet. Just like Valladolid, Murcia and Tenerife, the last three sides to bring him in as their saviour, didn't escape it.
As the former coach Juanma Lillo once put it: "I know why clubs sack coaches, what I haven't worked out yet is why the hire us in the first place."
objasnjava kako se izvode slobodnjaci . Mislim da mu je ovo peti pogodak iz slobodnih ove sezone . Od napadaca se pominje Falcaojuznjak> je napisao/la:Nebi volio da ispadnu jer me vezu neke lijepe uspomene na taj klub ,no ispadali su i veci klubovi, cak u trecoj ligi ima klubova sa boljom tradicijom . Recimo,Oviedo,Tenerife ili Cadiz ,mnogi ne znaju da su oni zapravo prava zuta podmornica .
Nego moram esati Cazorlu
Inace,misljenja sam da Malagi fali tri kvalitetna pojacanja da bi bili onako extra jaki .
Prije svega golman (spominje se Reina ,bio bi pravo pojacanje) zatim desni bocni i napadac .
Salim se,citao sam da bi navodno mogli uputiti ponudu Interu za Forlana.Kad vec imaju te novce bolje da traze sto mlađe,npr Girouda iz Montpelliera ili sl.Trenutno korisnika/ca: Nema prijavljenih korisnika/ca. i 1 gost.
