Re: Edin Džeko
Postano: 26 sep 2009, 23:03
...ajmo sada orkestrirano "strucnajci": " Edin Dzeko - Dzeeeeee koooooooooo Eeeeeeeeeeeeeedin je najbolji napadac u Svetu" na na na na Edin Dzeko!!!
Bravo Dzekane!!!
Bravo Dzekane!!!
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Re: Edin Džeko
Postano: 26 sep 2009, 23:07
imal ko link danasnjeg golla dzeke?
Re: Edin Džeko
Postano: 26 sep 2009, 23:11
vrati se na 193str,...ja sam postavio linkTheManiacs je napisao/la:imal ko link danasnjeg golla dzeke?
Re: Edin Džeko
Postano: 27 sep 2009, 01:29
The lamp-post of Sarajevo takes chance to shine
Most footballers will take any opportunity to avoid talking to the press, so when Edin Dzeko was called away a few minutes into our chat, I didn't really expect to see him again. But a quarter of an hour later he returned. "Sorry about that," he said. "The prime minister turned up and I had to have my picture taken with him." Which tells you two things: that the Wolfsburg forward has become a major celebrity in Bosnia; and that he seems utterly unfazed by it.
A Sarajevo journalist tells the story of having gone to Germany a couple of years ago to do a piece on the two Bosnian players at Hoffenheim. On his way back he and his photographer made a snap decision to drive to Wolfsburg to see Dzeko. Not only did he agree to a lengthy interview late that evening, but having tried to book them into a hotel and discovered that a VW conference meant there were no beds to be had anywhere in the vicinity, he gave them the keys to his own flat and went to stay with his girlfriend.
The sense of hospitality is typically Bosnian, and it is that, as much as his goals, that has made him such a popular figure in his homeland.
He is very much a child of Sarajevo – and it may be, of course, that it is precisely that which makes him such an atypical footballer. "I was six when the war started," he said. "It was terrible. My house was destroyed so we went to live with my grandparents. The whole family was there, maybe 15 people all staying in an apartment about 35 metres square. It was very hard. We were stressed every day in case somebody we knew died."
Football was the last thing on his mind. "A lot of footballers start to play kicking a ball around in the street but for me that was impossible," he said. "But when the war finished I was much stronger mentally. After the war I played with my friends in the streets, at school, then my father took me to Zeljeznicar." One of the two great clubs of the city, Zeljeznicar's stadium lay on the front line. When the siege was finally lifted, the first thing players and officials had to do was to clear the pitch of mines.
Even once he began training though, the idea of playing in the Champions' League seemed remote. He was tall and gangling, and in a country that believes players should be nippy and creative, he became something of a figure of fun and was given the nickname "Kloc" – a slang term for a lamp-post. When the Czech side Teplice offered to buy him for €25,000 (£23,000), as one director put it, "we thought we'd won the lottery".
Teplice understood how to use a target man and, after two seasons there, he was sold to Wolfsburg for €4.5 million. When Milan and Arsenal came sniffing in the summer, his estimated value had shot up to around €25m.
Given his style of play has so regularly been described as "English", it is the Premier League that really tempts him. "It will be something unbelievable to play Manchester United," Dzeko said. "It's a chance for me to play against some of the best defensive players in Europe, and I want to show that I can play on the big stage. I am a fan of AC Milan, but my big dream is to play in England."
To suggest Dzeko is just a target man, though, would be unfair, for while he is good in the air and holds the ball up well, he is also quick and, as his 26 goals in 29 games last season proved, he can finish.
His strike partnership with the rapid Brazilian dribbler Grafite was crucial to Wolfsburg's first Bundesliga title, the service being provided by another Bosnian, the elegant if slow Zvjezdan Misimovic.
"We played two years in the national team together, and also in Wolfsburg, so I know him and he knows me," Dzeko said. "He's a very good technical player and he's very clever, and for every striker it's important to have somebody behind like him. He's a good passer and if you make a run he always sees it."
With Bosnia seemingly on the brink of a play-off spot for World Cup qualification, that relationship between Dzeko and Misimovic, a Bosnian Serb who was born in Munich and played for Serbia at youth level, has become emblematic of the spirit of unity that has carried the national squad forward over the past 18 months.
Characteristically, Dzeko is relaxed about the issue. "For me it was never a problem if somebody was Serb, Croat or Muslim," he said. "What is important is whether they are a good man."
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/foot ... 93889.html
DIJAMANT
Most footballers will take any opportunity to avoid talking to the press, so when Edin Dzeko was called away a few minutes into our chat, I didn't really expect to see him again. But a quarter of an hour later he returned. "Sorry about that," he said. "The prime minister turned up and I had to have my picture taken with him." Which tells you two things: that the Wolfsburg forward has become a major celebrity in Bosnia; and that he seems utterly unfazed by it.
A Sarajevo journalist tells the story of having gone to Germany a couple of years ago to do a piece on the two Bosnian players at Hoffenheim. On his way back he and his photographer made a snap decision to drive to Wolfsburg to see Dzeko. Not only did he agree to a lengthy interview late that evening, but having tried to book them into a hotel and discovered that a VW conference meant there were no beds to be had anywhere in the vicinity, he gave them the keys to his own flat and went to stay with his girlfriend.
The sense of hospitality is typically Bosnian, and it is that, as much as his goals, that has made him such a popular figure in his homeland.
He is very much a child of Sarajevo – and it may be, of course, that it is precisely that which makes him such an atypical footballer. "I was six when the war started," he said. "It was terrible. My house was destroyed so we went to live with my grandparents. The whole family was there, maybe 15 people all staying in an apartment about 35 metres square. It was very hard. We were stressed every day in case somebody we knew died."
Football was the last thing on his mind. "A lot of footballers start to play kicking a ball around in the street but for me that was impossible," he said. "But when the war finished I was much stronger mentally. After the war I played with my friends in the streets, at school, then my father took me to Zeljeznicar." One of the two great clubs of the city, Zeljeznicar's stadium lay on the front line. When the siege was finally lifted, the first thing players and officials had to do was to clear the pitch of mines.
Even once he began training though, the idea of playing in the Champions' League seemed remote. He was tall and gangling, and in a country that believes players should be nippy and creative, he became something of a figure of fun and was given the nickname "Kloc" – a slang term for a lamp-post. When the Czech side Teplice offered to buy him for €25,000 (£23,000), as one director put it, "we thought we'd won the lottery".
Teplice understood how to use a target man and, after two seasons there, he was sold to Wolfsburg for €4.5 million. When Milan and Arsenal came sniffing in the summer, his estimated value had shot up to around €25m.
Given his style of play has so regularly been described as "English", it is the Premier League that really tempts him. "It will be something unbelievable to play Manchester United," Dzeko said. "It's a chance for me to play against some of the best defensive players in Europe, and I want to show that I can play on the big stage. I am a fan of AC Milan, but my big dream is to play in England."
To suggest Dzeko is just a target man, though, would be unfair, for while he is good in the air and holds the ball up well, he is also quick and, as his 26 goals in 29 games last season proved, he can finish.
His strike partnership with the rapid Brazilian dribbler Grafite was crucial to Wolfsburg's first Bundesliga title, the service being provided by another Bosnian, the elegant if slow Zvjezdan Misimovic.
"We played two years in the national team together, and also in Wolfsburg, so I know him and he knows me," Dzeko said. "He's a very good technical player and he's very clever, and for every striker it's important to have somebody behind like him. He's a good passer and if you make a run he always sees it."
With Bosnia seemingly on the brink of a play-off spot for World Cup qualification, that relationship between Dzeko and Misimovic, a Bosnian Serb who was born in Munich and played for Serbia at youth level, has become emblematic of the spirit of unity that has carried the national squad forward over the past 18 months.
Characteristically, Dzeko is relaxed about the issue. "For me it was never a problem if somebody was Serb, Croat or Muslim," he said. "What is important is whether they are a good man."
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/foot ... 93889.html
DIJAMANT
Re: Edin Džeko
Postano: 27 sep 2009, 08:27
Pa i asistenciju Dzekson imao,fino fino ...
Re: Edin Džeko
Postano: 27 sep 2009, 08:46
Ko god kaze da su Dzeko i Miske slabo poceli sezonu nek pogleda ovo
http://www.bundesliga.de/de/liga/torjaeger/index.php
Dzeko u 8 dana 4 gola u 3 utakmice
http://www.bundesliga.de/de/liga/torjaeger/index.php
Dzeko u 8 dana 4 gola u 3 utakmice
Re: Edin Džeko
Postano: 27 sep 2009, 09:46
pa to samo mogu neznalci mislit....dzeko je po meni bio i ostace klasicni primjer rasnog napadaca....sve ima..apsolutno sve...jos samo nas vedo da pocne..i njemu samo treba da prokine...leonardo je napisao/la:Ko god kaze da su Dzeko i Miske slabo poceli sezonu nek pogleda ovo
http://www.bundesliga.de/de/liga/torjaeger/index.php
Dzeko u 8 dana 4 gola u 3 utakmice
Re: Edin Džeko
Postano: 27 sep 2009, 09:57
veh ovdje kad je dzeko dao gol pokazuje svojim igracima na klupii kaze im " gledajte i ucite kako se golovi daju,to samo veliki mogu"...al i miske ga je uvalio..jednostavno imamo igrace velike .....sto se tice slobodnjaka tu su salihovic,misimovic,pjanic,ibricic,stilic..a o napadu necu da pricam,neznam sta da napisem,sve sto napisem nekako mi malo...odbrana pocinje mi ulijevat neko samopouzdanje sto je super...znaci raja zreli smo za juzne afrike...rob do bagro je napisao/la:Majstorija Misimovica
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Majstorija Dzeka
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sta reci osim bravo momci
Re: Edin Džeko
Postano: 27 sep 2009, 10:52
Vidjet cete nakon utakmice u srijedu kad Ferguson kaze da zeli kupiti Misimovica i Dzeku. Stvarno su odlican tandem. Misimovicu da je samo vise brzine u nogama,ne bi vrijedio 10 mill,vec 50 mill.
Re: Edin Džeko
Postano: 27 sep 2009, 11:00
MA sta reci Miske majstor bio i ostao , edin dzeko se vraca u formu , raduju me i njegove asistencije
Treba pokazati grafiteu da fudbal nisu samo golovi !
Treba pokazati grafiteu da fudbal nisu samo golovi !
Re: Edin Džeko
Postano: 27 sep 2009, 14:52
ma raja kakve mi sam igrace imamo to je nevjerovatno...ljudi moji ...to sto oni neigraju u nekim klubovima primjera barce,reala....ma to je bezveze..vidjet cete koja ce sirom svijeta zavladat bosnomanija..na zimskom prelaznom roku.. samo da mi prodjemo na svjecko prvenstvo..realno..
dzeko-zaslujuje da igra u svakom timu u evropi...
miske-isto tako
sejo-isto tako
vedo-samo da krene i za njeg vazi o za ove gore..
spahic-zasluzuje def.da igra u timu kao juventus..
pjanic-sta reci za sezonu ili dvije real ili barca..
ibricic-momak igra odlicno i ja mislim da mu njemacka negine
nadarevic-momak zasluzuje tim kad sto je npr.fenerbahce.
znaci to si neki igraci za koje ja mislim da ce u nedogledno vrijeme zavrsit u velikim evropskim klubovima..
dzeko-zaslujuje da igra u svakom timu u evropi...
miske-isto tako
sejo-isto tako
vedo-samo da krene i za njeg vazi o za ove gore..
spahic-zasluzuje def.da igra u timu kao juventus..
pjanic-sta reci za sezonu ili dvije real ili barca..
ibricic-momak igra odlicno i ja mislim da mu njemacka negine
nadarevic-momak zasluzuje tim kad sto je npr.fenerbahce.
znaci to si neki igraci za koje ja mislim da ce u nedogledno vrijeme zavrsit u velikim evropskim klubovima..
Re: Edin Džeko
Postano: 27 sep 2009, 15:00
Evo kako pisu Njemacki mediji, Grafonja se zali sto Genije uvijek salje lopte prema Dzeki i ako se Grafonja nalazi u boljoj poziciji. Grafonji krivo jer samo postize golove kad je penal.
Re: Edin Džeko
Postano: 27 sep 2009, 15:10
ma ljubomorno brazilsko dubre...jest brezobrazan....boze...ja da sam mjesto veha odma bih ga na klupu..on s tim izjavama samo remeti ambijent u ekipi..amerosm je napisao/la:Evo kako pisu Njemacki mediji, Grafonja se zali sto Genije uvijek salje lopte prema Dzeki i ako se Grafonja nalazi u boljoj poziciji. Grafonji krivo jer samo postize golove kad je penal.
Re: Edin Džeko
Postano: 27 sep 2009, 15:15
Eh,Uvjereni ste kakvih djubradi ima na ovom forumu,kad dzeki ne ide,odmah slava mu udarila u glavu,Dzeko ne valja... a kad Lik rastura DZeko najjaci najbolji... E moj Boze..
Re: Edin Džeko
Postano: 27 sep 2009, 15:35
miralem444 je napisao/la:ma raja kakve mi sam igrace imamo to je nevjerovatno...ljudi moji ...to sto oni neigraju u nekim klubovima primjera barce,reala....ma to je bezveze..vidjet cete koja ce sirom svijeta zavladat bosnomanija..na zimskom prelaznom roku.. samo da mi prodjemo na svjecko prvenstvo..realno..
dzeko-zaslujuje da igra u svakom timu u evropi...
miske-isto tako
sejo-isto tako
vedo-samo da krene i za njeg vazi o za ove gore..
spahic-zasluzuje def.da igra u timu kao juventus..
pjanic-sta reci za sezonu ili dvije real ili barca..
ibricic-momak igra odlicno i ja mislim da mu njemacka negine
nadarevic-momak zasluzuje tim kad sto je npr.fenerbahce.
znaci to si neki igraci za koje ja mislim da ce u nedogledno vrijeme zavrsit u velikim evropskim klubovima..
haj ti u prvi razred osnovneRe: Edin Džeko
Postano: 27 sep 2009, 15:39
Mirza_Hordas je napisao/la:sto care...majketi....eto ja cu u prvi ...al ti idi tamo odakle si doso...miralem444 je napisao/la:ma raja kakve mi sam igrace imamo to je nevjerovatno...ljudi moji ...to sto oni neigraju u nekim klubovima primjera barce,reala....ma to je bezveze..vidjet cete koja ce sirom svijeta zavladat bosnomanija..na zimskom prelaznom roku.. samo da mi prodjemo na svjecko prvenstvo..realno..
dzeko-zaslujuje da igra u svakom timu u evropi...
miske-isto tako
sejo-isto tako
vedo-samo da krene i za njeg vazi o za ove gore..
spahic-zasluzuje def.da igra u timu kao juventus..
pjanic-sta reci za sezonu ili dvije real ili barca..
ibricic-momak igra odlicno i ja mislim da mu njemacka negine
nadarevic-momak zasluzuje tim kad sto je npr.fenerbahce.
znaci to si neki igraci za koje ja mislim da ce u nedogledno vrijeme zavrsit u velikim evropskim klubovima..
Re: Edin Džeko
Postano: 27 sep 2009, 15:46
Popišam ga s duda.amerosm je napisao/la:Evo kako pisu Njemacki mediji, Grafonja se zali sto Genije uvijek salje lopte prema Dzeki i ako se Grafonja nalazi u boljoj poziciji. Grafonji krivo jer samo postize golove kad je penal.
Debil!
Re: Edin Džeko
Postano: 27 sep 2009, 16:01
Miske i Džeko su sjajan tandem. Džeko mu samo mahne rukom i ovaj mu loptu dadne u trpavicu. Jučer su još jednom pokazali kakve igrače imamo. Svaka čast momci, samo nastavite tako.
Re: Edin Džeko
Postano: 27 sep 2009, 16:01
sad sam gledala LP magazin na Bht1... bili Dzeko i Grafite... proud 2 be Bosnian,,,