Safet Sušić - Pape

[Consigliere]

"Mene ne grize savjest niti smatram da se puno pogriješilo što se nije igralo s dva klasična napadača. Mi smo ekipa koja igra ofanzivno, nekad i pretjerano, i kad se desi da ne damo bar dva gola protivnicima, onda izgubimo utakmicu"

Majke mi, on nista ne konta...

[DonCorleone]

"Mene ne grize savjest niti smatram da se puno pogriješilo što se nije igralo s dva klasična napadača. Mi smo ekipa koja igra ofanzivno, nekad i pretjerano, i kad se desi da ne damo bar dva gola protivnicima, onda izgubimo utakmicu"

Majke mi, on nista ne konta...

Il fenomeno je izgleda teska debilcina. On zapravo ne zna koliko ne zna.

[drummer]

Molim da se pazljivo prati i da se jos jednom vidi s kakvim covjekom smo mi imali posla cetiri godine.
Citiram:Sto se tice mojih odluka za ekipu nista ne zalim.POCELI SMO SA EKIPOM KOJA JE DOBRO IGRALA PRIJATELJSKE UTAKMICE.Nista ne zalim...
A sutra je najavio da ce biti novih igraca,sto znaci sutra igra Germanija.Ipak smo bili upravu mi koji smo uvijek znali da je njemu licni interes vazniji od interesa reprezentacije,znali smo da nece propustiti priliku da promovise bratica i ostalu skalameriju.
I Iranci ce sigurno bit izdasni,ta se prilika ne propusta.
Pljuc.

[bordobijeli]

Molim da se pazljivo prati i da se jos jednom vidi s kakvim covjekom smo mi imali posla cetiri godine.
Citiram:Sto se tice mojih odluka za ekipu nista ne zalim.POCELI SMO SA EKIPOM KOJA JE DOBRO IGRALA PRIJATELJSKE UTAKMICE.Nista ne zalim...
A sutra je najavio da ce biti novih igraca,sto znaci sutra igra Germanija.Ipak smo bili upravu mi koji smo uvijek znali da je njemu licni interes vazniji od interesa reprezentacije,znali smo da nece propustiti priliku da promovise bratica i ostalu skalameriju.
I Iranci ce sigurno bit izdasni,ta se prilika ne propusta.
Pljuc.

nema vise potrebe sutra odlazi ,sad treba skupljat materijal pa da pocnemo pljuvati novog selektora .

[drummer]

Molim da se pazljivo prati i da se jos jednom vidi s kakvim covjekom smo mi imali posla cetiri godine.
Citiram:Sto se tice mojih odluka za ekipu nista ne zalim.POCELI SMO SA EKIPOM KOJA JE DOBRO IGRALA PRIJATELJSKE UTAKMICE.Nista ne zalim...
A sutra je najavio da ce biti novih igraca,sto znaci sutra igra Germanija.Ipak smo bili upravu mi koji smo uvijek znali da je njemu licni interes vazniji od interesa reprezentacije,znali smo da nece propustiti priliku da promovise bratica i ostalu skalameriju.
I Iranci ce sigurno bit izdasni,ta se prilika ne propusta.
Pljuc.

nema vise potrebe sutra odlazi ,sad treba skupljat materijal pa da pocnemo pljuvati novog selektora .

Krivo mi druze sto laze,stalno je lagao.
Kaze igrali smo sa ekipom koja igrala prijateljske a nismo igrali ni sa istom formacijom ni sa istim igracima.
Ali upravu si ti,necu vise.

[dubrovnik]

Ja sam se bojao kraja ove price sa Susicem vise nego igre na ovom SP. Samo u jednom trenutku sam poceo da se kolebam i pomislio sam da je dosao pameti. To je bilo poslije ove dvije prijateljske utakmice u USA. Strah me bilo rasula nakon Susica, svadja izmedju igraca,svadja izmedju navijaca.........Jedini covjek u BIH koji je u svom interviewu prije SP nesto rekao o tome je bio Mirsad Hibic.U uspjeh sa njim nisam vjerovao niti malo ali nadao sam se da ce igraci dati vise iako ne mozes igrati kad te trener minira. Susic je najvece zlo koje nam se moglo desiti i ostavlja nas u goroj situaciji nego sto nas je nasao. Vidjet ce te sutra smijeha kad nas do kraja ponizi. Nadam se da ce igraci izvuci makar castan kraj.
Ne strasim se goreg jer je jednostavno nemoguce da bude. Sto se bojite Borceta zar ga nije genije poslao da analizira Nigeriju. Znaci da je uvjeren u njegovo znanje i misli da ni on ne bi nista vise vidio od Borceta. Na kraju jos i ovo neka ide i nek dodje bilo tko, tesko je glupljeg,ogranicenijeg i nepismenijeg naci u nogometu danas. Moje zelje krecu od Vahe,Duska,Prosineckog..... ali nije uopce bitno tko ce doci,jer je genije vec slao Borceta da analizira i to mi daje za pravo da recem da i nije pametniji od istog. Jagodic kakav je da je dimenzija je vise od ove dvojice. Makar zna recenicu izgovoriti.

[AzRimiRzA]

Kako Prandelli lijepo dade ostavku. :clap:

[kokakolas]

A najjaci su mi ovi pacijenti kojima je argumentovana kritika ista kao pljuvanje.

Nije ni cudno da slijepo podrzavate onog vaseg primitivnog seljacica, kada vam je mentalni sklop kao u prosjecnog gradjana Sjeverne Koreje.

[soccerfan]

Ja sam Sarajlija i kao sto vecina redovnih forumasa zna, prizeljkujem dolazak Princa sa Neretve otkad je ovaj retard poceo go*na jesti. Isto tako cu biti prvi koji ce kritikovati Bajevica, ukoliko bude on to zasluzio.

Tu se razlikuju realni ljudi od slijepih sljedbenika mamlaza, koji nam je trenutno na klupi.

I ja sam Zeljovac brate ali kad je repka u pitanju, apsolutno mi nije bitno sto se nasih klubova tice gdje je igrao, ako je uopste igrao, i cija je legenda. Vazno mi je da za repku da sve od sebe i da repka uspije. A jeli on legenda Zelje, Sarajeva, petog ili desetog apsolutno me nije briga. O Safetu nikad ruznu rjec nisam rekao do ovoga protiv Nigerije ali realno nakon one genijalne taktike i nijem bi progovorio.

[MostaracVelezovac]

Ako dodje Dusko, okrenut ce se stvari na forumu naopako

Pitarski lobi koji je branio govedo, svim silama ce napadat na Duska, a Mostarci ce biti prvi na braniku.

Ja se iskreno nadam da nece biti tako, ali bojim se da si u pravu.
Ja sam protiv Susica SAMO iz jednog razloga: sto covjek zaista ne zna posao trenera. To iskreno mislim.
Dusko je barem nesto osvojio u svojoj karijeri - doduse osvojio samo u Jugoslaviji i Grckoj. Vodio je nekoliko klubova u Ligi Sampiona. I vodio je nekoliko klubova u Europa Ligi. Nije imao iskustva sa drzavnim ekipama - i mislim da mu je to najveca slabost.

Vaha je za mene bolji za ovu poziciju, prvenstveno sto je pomalo arogantan i nasilan. To zna biti jako nezgodno ali mislim da nasim ljudima treba neko s takvim pristupom - ono "ili kako ja kazem ili nikako". Nasima treba neko sa autoritetom.

Svi moramo biti ko jedan kad je u pitanju BIH - i kritikovati kad pogrijesi i podrzavati kad treba.

[1988risha]

Virtual je toliko izbezumljen da je proglasio anonimusima,Hajrovića i Bešića,više ne zna šta bi lupio,sutra očekujem post i da je Kolašinac sa Pjanićem anonimus,a Džeko je tek u usponu,i njegovo vrijeme tek dolazi...

Ne, nisu anonimusi, svi koji prate fudbal širom planete su čuli za Hajrovića i Bešića.

To što ti nisi čuo proizilazi iz činjenice da si zaljubljen do ušiju u Safeta

[voltron30]

Nakon ovog mazluma, Borče Sredojević mi dođe k'o Mourinho, a Duško Bajević k'o Cruyff, Ferguson i Ivica Osim u jednom.

[dubrovnik]

A najjaci su mi ovi pacijenti kojima je argumentovana kritika ista kao pljuvanje.

Nije ni cudno da slijepo podrzavate onog vaseg primitivnog seljacica, kada vam je mentalni sklop kao u prosjecnog gradjana Sjeverne Koreje.

E pa tako i treba da bude, zar postoji neki trener nacionalnog tima koji smije biti oslobodjen kritike. Susicu se prastalo vise nego ikom u povijesti i evo kako je zavrsilo. Treba ih drzati kritikama uvijek napete i spremne na rad. Samo to forum ne moze odraditi vec ozbiljni novinari ako ih u BIH uopce i ima. Jedan je iskocio u svemu ovome i radi na Hrvatskom portalu. Nadam se da ce u buducnosti naci mjesto i na ovom portalu meni osobno najdrazem.

[soccerfan]

Molim da se pazljivo prati i da se jos jednom vidi s kakvim covjekom smo mi imali posla cetiri godine.
Citiram:Sto se tice mojih odluka za ekipu nista ne zalim.POCELI SMO SA EKIPOM KOJA JE DOBRO IGRALA PRIJATELJSKE UTAKMICE.Nista ne zalim...
A sutra je najavio da ce biti novih igraca,sto znaci sutra igra Germanija.Ipak smo bili upravu mi koji smo uvijek znali da je njemu licni interes vazniji od interesa reprezentacije,znali smo da nece propustiti priliku da promovise bratica i ostalu skalameriju.
I Iranci ce sigurno bit izdasni,ta se prilika ne propusta.
Pljuc.

I onda se neko pita zasto mozda (a uopste neznamo da je ovo istina) neki igraci nece htjeti zaigrati sutra? Pa pametni majka mu stara. Da sam Kolasinac i Bicakcic, ja prvi zaigrao nebi. Da se muce i pate na onom zvjezdanu, riskiraju kakvu povredu, karijeru svoju zbog genialca koji dvije ovce nacrtane nebi znao sacuvati a kamoli taktiku za utakmicu postaviti. Momci ce imat;i priliku navijacima da se iskupe, aBd odvesce nas na Euro sa normalnim selektorom i dati sve od sebe. Ovo jednostavno vise ne ide.

[Sveti]

Raja, pošto nisam upoznat sa bajevićem, ima li neko ko poznaje njegov rad da napiše par riječi o njemu, stil igre, autoritet itd

[DukeOfWellington]

nema vise potrebe sutra odlazi ,sad treba skupljat materijal pa da pocnemo pljuvati novog selektora .

Priča ti je po' marke.

Ovdje će realni uvijek hvaliti dobrog selektora i kritikovati lošeg bez obzira ko to bio. Ja sam sad za dovođenje Vahe ili Bajevića radi onoga što su postigli i što predstavljaju u fudbalskom svijetu, a ako se pokažu kao loša rješenja prvi ću biti da idu. Šta je tu čudno?

Ovdje se godinama brani krajnje limitirani selektor i to klasičnim spinovanjem priče. Kako ranije rekoh, ako si dobar retoričar najlakše je zavrtiti priču tako da on nikad nije kriv. A strašno je to o koliko se limitiranom treneru i selektoru radi, bode oči ta činjenica.

To što su neki neprecizno pomislili da se trebamo zadovoljit' sa ovim što smo postigli ne znači da mi koji smo svjesni punog potencijala ove generacije igrača treba da se usaglasimo sa onima koji tako razmišljaju. I nećemo, to da budeš siguran.

[MostaracVelezovac]

Raja, pošto nisam upoznat sa bajevićem, ima li neko ko poznaje njegov rad da napiše par riječi o njemu, stil igre, autoritet itd

Dušan Bajević


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Personal information
Date of birth
10 December 1948 (age 65)


Place of birth
Mostar, FPR Yugoslavia

Height
1.85 m (6 ft 1 in)


* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.
† Appearances (Goals).

Dušan Bajević (Cyrillic: $ "; Greek: Ντούσαν Μπάγεβιτς, Doúsan Báyevits; born 10 December 1948) is a Bosnian Serb football manager and former Yugoslav international with Greek citizenship.

Contents
[hide] 1 Playing career
2 Managerial career 2.1 Velež Mostar
2.2 AEK Athens
2.3 Olympiacos
2.4 PAOK
2.5 AEK, second time
2.6 Olympiacos, second time
2.7 Red Star Belgrade
2.8 Aris
2.9 AEK, third time
2.10 AC Omonia Nicosia
2.11 Return to Greece

3 Administrative work 3.1 Football Federation of BiH: 2011–2012

4 Honours 4.1 Player
4.2 Club
4.3 Individual
4.4 Manager

5 Other
6 References


Playing career[edit]

Thomas Mavros, Dušan Bajević and Mimis Domazos (1979–80)
Dušan "Duško" Bajević was the total player. "He played almost 400 games for Velež where he scored 170 goals. His coach was Sulejman Rebac. He stayed in Velež from 1966–1977 before going to AEK Athens, where he won the Greek championship twice. He is one of the most controversial figures in the history of the AEK Athens FC team. He was a successful player, loved by AEK's fans. He joined the team in 1977 along with other great players of the era and won two championships and one cup title. His combination with Thomas Mavros was one of the best in Europe and one of the club's most beloved scoring duo. He was also the league's top scorer during the season 1979–1980.

He came back to Velež in 1981 and stayed to 1983 before retiring. During his career he was together with Slobodan Santrač the best goalscorer in the Yugoslav league season 1969/70 (20 goals). He also played for Yugoslavia in the 1974 FIFA World Cup where he scored three goals against Zaire. He scored 29 times in 37 games for Yugoslavia between 1970–1977.

Managerial career[edit]

Velež Mostar[edit]

After ending his football career in 1983 he took over as coach for Velež. He led the team to win the Kup Maršala Tita in 1986 by defeating Dinamo Zagreb 3–1 in the final. The next season Velež finished the league in second spot and Bajević went to Greece to coach AEK Athens. He is remembered as "The Prince of Neretva" and BMW (Bajević, Marić and Vladić). Bajević took the surname of his mother.

AEK Athens[edit]

He took over AEK's head coaching position in 1988. During his first season in charge (1988–89), he managed to lead the team to an unexpected championship, delivering the league title to the club after a ten-year drought since he last won it as a player. He then went on to win three consecutive championships (1992, 1993, 1994), one Greek Super Cup (1989), one League Cup (1990), one Pre-Mediterranean Cup (1991) and one Greek Cup (1996).

The club also had several decent campaigns in Europe under his management. Namely, they reached the European Cup last 16 once (1990, and the Champions League last 16 twice (1993) and 1995), the Cup Winners' Cup last 16 once (1996) and the UEFA Cup last 16 once (1992).

Olympiacos[edit]

In 1996, after eight glorious seasons at AEK, Bajević moved to Olympiacos, bringing great fan hostility upon himself from AEK supporters. While he was Olympiacos' manager, Olympiacos won their first championship in 1997 after ten sterile years, and became champions for three consecutive times. In 1999, Olympiacos won the Double and, for the first and only time in their history, reached the UEFA Champions League quarter finals.

In the 1996–97 season Bajevic led Olympiacos to the championship after 10 years, putting an end to the "stone years'. This season, the team ended the League with a 12 points difference from AEK Athens, and 20 points difference from Panathinaikos.

The next season, 1997–98, Olympiacos participated for first time in the UEFA Champions League ending with a 3rd place in the group. In the Alpha Ethniki, Bajevic's team along with AEK and Panathinaikos were too close in the table, but finally Olympiacos made an important away win against Panathinaikos (0–2) and celebrated the second consecutive championship, with three points difference from Panathinaikos.

1998–99 was a very successful season. Olympiacos reached the UEFA Champions League quarter finals, losing to Juventus (1–2 loss in Italy and 1–1 in the Olympic Stadium). They also won the domestic double. In the league they ended with 10 points difference from AEK and 11 from Panathinaikos. In the Cup, Olympiacos won 2–0 the rival Panathinaikos.

The fans had great expectations for the 1999–00 season with the additions of Giovanni and Zlatko Zahovič to the squad, but Bajević's team only achieved a 3rd place in the Champions League group stage. The head coach was sacked on 11 November 1999, despite Olympiacos holding the top spot in the league at the time.

PAOK[edit]

Bajević wasn't out of a job for long, moving north to the region of Macedonia and its capital Thessaloniki, where he had a decent spell at financially strapped PAOK. During his stay at the club, he won the Greek Cup in 2001 (after a near-thirty year wait) beating 2–4 Οlympiakos in Athens in a game in which his team delivered very high quality football.

AEK, second time[edit]

In the summer of 2002, Bajević returned to AEK. Fans were bitterly divided among those who accepted him and those who couldn't forgive his defection to Olympiacos. The latter made his life a living hell. In the 2002–03 Champions League, AEK became the first and only team to collect six ties out of six games in the group phase and ended up at third position. A notable match was the 3–3 draw against reigning European champions Real Madrid at the Nikos Goumas Stadium and another 2–2 draw against Real Madrid coming back from 2–0 down at the Bernabeu in Madrid.

Still, the antagonism with a section of AEK fans persisted. During a league match against Iraklis, Bajević decided he had enough abuse and with no prior warning left the bench and resigned while the game was still in first half.

Olympiacos, second time[edit]

In 2004, he returned to Olympiacos, where he won the double again. Also, his team got very close to the second round of the Champions League by collecting ten points, however the defeat against Liverpool FC with 3–1 in the last game stopped them not making it to the next round. Olympiacos went as far as the fourth round of the UEFA Cup. Despite these good results, he quit, mainly due to the pressure from Gate 7 fans who were not satisfied with the team's way of playing, although the majority of the fans were on his side.

Red Star Belgrade[edit]

On 25 May 2006 Bajević became the coach of the former European Cup champion Red Star Belgrade. He was brought in by club president Dragan Stojković as replacement to recently departed Walter Zenga, with the appointment generally welcomed by club's fans due to Bajević's glowing reputation as an experienced coach with plenty of success from the Greek league.

The expectations were also plentiful as Red Star, Serbia-Montenegro league champion, was getting ready to start Champions League qualifying. After easily progressing from the initial stage versus Irish champions Cork City, they were drawn against powerhouse AC Milan in the final qualifying round, putting up decent resistance en route to 1–3 aggregate loss. Despite the failure to get into the Champions League, many still took some positives from the Milan clash, however things were different when Bajević's squad got eliminated from UEFA Cup in first round by Slovan Liberec with embarrassing ease (1–4 on aggregate, including the 1–2 loss at home) thus failing to reach the group stage.

In contrast to European failures, the domestic league form was satisfactory with Bajević leading the team to top of the league with 14 points in spare at the winter break. However, the second part of the season began with an inexplicable dip in form. The slide continued and on 24 February 2007 Red Star lost 4–2 to eternal rivals FK Partizan. A few days later on 27 February 2007, angry fans made damage to Bajević's club-issued Toyota SUV by slaming a brick through its side window while the car was parked at the Markana stadium parking lot during Bajević's guest appearance on SOS kanal TV station.[2]

The end of Bajević's stint with Red Star came in shocking fashion on 10 March 2007 during a league match versus FK Vojvodina. Red Star was down 0–2 at home, prompting the fans to start chanting "Dušan leave". Soon after the chant was picked up by the majority of the north stand where the club's most loyal supporters gather, Bajević decided to walk out on the team in the middle of the match, leaving the pitch in 70th minute.[3] The match finished 0–3, shrinking Red Star's lead at the top of the table to only 6 points. Bajević's overall league record at the helm of Red Star during 2006–07 season was 14 league wins, 3 draws, and 3 losses.

Aris[edit]

On 7 September 2007 Bajević signed a 3-year contract with Aris Thessaloniki.[4] During the 2007–08 season, when he was the head coach of Aris Thessaloniki, the team played superb football. Aris reached both a respectable 4th place in the Greek Super League and reaching the Greek Cup final, where the team was beaten by Greek champions Olympiacos F.C. with the score of 2–0. On 1 July 2008 he decided to resign, allegedly because Aris president Labros Skordas demanded that he bench star defender Avraam Papadopoulos, after the latter rejected a contract extension.

In the UEFA Cup, Aris made excellent performances, eliminating Real Zaragoza and beating 3–0 Bajevic's old club Red Star Beograd at home. Although, draws with Bolton and SC Braga and an 6–0 away loss to Bayern at Munich ended the team's dreams for qualification.

After his resignation, he was immediately related with Panathinaikos, while there were reports that there was a contract to be pented by the side of Bajević. But he finally decided not to join the team, which eventually appointed Henk ten Cate. By the end of October, when the team of Panathinaikos was totally under-performing, and while ten Cate was on the verge of being sacked, the football manager of Panathinaikos, Kostas Antoniou was said to have asked once again Bajević to become the coach of the greens, but both sides rejected this relation.

AEK, third time[edit]

On 21 November 2008, Bajević made his second return to AEK[5][6] together with two other former players of AEK, Stelios Manolas in the position of the technical director and Lysandros Georgamlis as assistant coach.

In his first interview since being re-appointed head coach of AEK, Bajević covered a range of issues including the squad he had inherited, his ambitions for the remainder of what has so far been a difficult season, the possibility of a return to the club's symbolic home ground—the Nikos Goumas Stadium at Nea Philadelphia—and about his well-documented relationship with the fans.

On a possible return of AEK returning to the Nikos Goumas Stadium, Bajević said: "It is my home because as a player and a manager I lived there", "I'm not the only one who wants a stadium at Nea Philadelphia – there are a lot of others who want it there." He then went on to discuss his relationship with the fans and Original 21, "I have said sorry to whoever I aggrieved and I say sorry again to everyone", "We can't afford to talk about it now though. We all love AEK. We need to forget the good and the bad and look forward".

His first game in charge was a 1–1 draw against OFI Crete in Crete on 23 November 2008. The first season in his third spell in-charge of "Dikefalos Aetos" brought ups and downs. AEK in the league, finished 4th, thus qualifying for the seasons annual play-offs in which AEK finished 2nd meaning qualification for next seasons Europa League. Bajević managed to get AEK to the Greek Cup Final where they come up short handed as they lost 16–15 on penalties to Olympiacos after the game finished 4–4 after extra time.

On 7 August 2010 Bajević faced one of his worst moments in football. A section of AEK fans physically assaulted him following a friendly-game loss against to second division side Kallithea F.C..[7] Bajević fell to the ground after being punched by the fans who surrounded the coach as he attempted to leave the pitch at the Gregoris Lambrakis Stadium following the 2–1 defeat.[8]

It was feared that the incidents in Kallithea would lead to Bajevic's resignation, but due to overwhelming support from AEK management, players, and the majority of AEK fans, Bajević was convinced to stay on with the club. The video of the attack caused a worldwide shock, with many foreign media **** commenting on the lack of progress in stamping-out hooliganism at Greek football matches.[9]

Month-and-a-half later on 26 September 2010 Bajević resigned as head coach of AEK, following the 3–1 away defeat to Olympiakos Volou in Greek Superleague.

AC Omonia Nicosia[edit]

On 13 October 2010, Bajević signed a contract with Cyprus's club, AC Omonia Nicosia,[10] following the resignation of its predecessor Takis Lemonis. The managerial crew is also consisted of two training assistants, assistant coach Lysandros Georgamlis and physical fitness coach Dimitris Mpourouzikas. The first game with Bajević sitting on the club's bench was scheduled on Monday, 18 October against Olympiakos Nicosia.

Return to Greece[edit]

On 2 June 2012, Bajević agreed on a 2-year contract with Greek Cup finalist Atromitos. He came to replace Giorgos Donis who resigned some days before. The Bosnian coach returned to Greece after 1.5-year in order to manage the 5th Greek club in his career.

He resigned his post on 22 December 2012 following the third round elimination in Greek Cup to second-tier Olympiakos Volou that progressed on away goals following the injury time equalizer by Añete.[11] In the league, Atromitos was holding the 4th spot after 15 matches.

Administrative work[edit]

Football Federation of BiH: 2011–2012[edit]

On 1 April 2011 after the Football Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina was suspended for two months from all international competitions by FIFA and UEFA, Bajević became part of its "normalization committee", an interim committee created to run the Bosnian Football Federation, and whose main purpose was to have the Federation approve the changes required by FIFA for the suspension to be lifted.[12][13]

Honours[edit]

Player[edit]

Club[edit]

AEK Athens
Greek Championship: 1978, 1979
Greek Cup: 1978

Individual[edit]
Yugoslav First League Top Goalscorer: 1970
Yugoslav Footballer of the Year: 1972
Greek Superleague Top Goalscorer: 1980

Manager[edit]

Velež Mostar
Yugoslav Cup: 1986

AEK Athens
Greek Championship: 1989, 1992, 1993, 1994
Greek Cup: 1996
Greek Super Cup: 1989
Greek League Cup: 1990

Olympiacos
Greek Championship: 1997, 1998, 1999, 2005
Greek Cup: 1999, 2005

PAOK
Greek Cup: 2001

[Mozambik]

Raja, pošto nisam upoznat sa bajevićem, ima li neko ko poznaje njegov rad da napiše par riječi o njemu, stil igre, autoritet itd

Autoritet neosporan. Muda ima, mozda i previse - udarao se sa grckim navijacima, svadjao sa grckom mafijom itd...

Osvojio nekih 8,9 grckih liga ,7,8 kupova tako.

Stil igre 3-5-2

[Sveti]

hvala kume. mada sam više volio da neko iz prve ruke napiše šta misli o njemu, načinu na koji vodi ekipe i to.

Raja, pošto nisam upoznat sa bajevićem, ima li neko ko poznaje njegov rad da napiše par riječi o njemu, stil igre, autoritet itd

Autoritet neosporan. Muda ima, mozda i previse - udarao se sa grckim navijacima, svadjao sa grckom mafijom itd...

Osvojio nekih 8,9 grckih liga ,7,8 kupova tako.

Stil igre 3-5-2

To mačko.

taj nam treba

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