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[zqa]

vs. Sverige i em playoff. Interessant!

[emo]

Yes, vi er ikke chanceløse da!

[zqa]

Jeg ser Danmark og Sverige som lige dårlige. Så nej.
Sverige har dog Zlatan. Men ok, Danmark har Durmisi!

[kklaus]

Jeg ser Danmark og Sverige som lige dårlige. Så nej.
Sverige har dog Zlatan. Men ok, Danmark har Durmisi!

Og Bendtner.

[JonasV]

Who said it: Zlatan or Bendtner?

http://www.skysports.com/football/news/ ... r-bendtner

[emo]

epp Blatter in hospital. The BBC understands #FIFA president suffered what has been described as a “small breakdown” and “nervous shock”.

[kklaus]

http://www.theguardian.com/football/201 ... aldo-messi
Sid Lowe interview med Vicente del Bosque. Glimrende læsning.

Et lille uddrag:

When you think about Messi arriving in Spain aged 13 do you think: “Damn, we should have nationalised him”?

There was an attempt to do so but he decided to stick with the country of his birth; he remained steadfast. That’s a phenomenon that we cannot turn our back on or pretend doesn’t exist. We don’t know where the next Messi or the next Ronaldo is going to come from: it could be one of those who arrives here from another country looking to make a better life.

So, anyway, did having players in England help?

It helped. It’s been good for us that players went abroad to play, without doubt; that’s one of the most important factors. It opened our minds, a major advance, I have no doubt about that. When you have Cesc Fàbregas aged 19 and he’s Arsenal captain, that’s good for us. That said, sometimes I complain that I would like to base the squad on one or two clubs and [our players] are more dispersed now: some at Arsenal, Manchester City, United, Chelsea … Nearly all the countries who’ve won international tournaments have done so basing themselves on one particular club side, be that Bayern Munich or Juventus or whoever ...

Or Barcelona.

Yes, although I don’t want to leave Madrid out because we had four or five from Madrid and although we had seven or eight from Barcelona we didn’t play like them, but with two deep midfielders together: Busquets and Alonso were questioned but were fundamental. We also had five players from Liverpool at one point, for example: Reina, Arbeloa, Xabi, Torres, Luis García. A block is useful but now it’s more dispersed. That said, we’ve got four from Chelsea: Costa, Cesc, Azpilicueta, Pedro. You can take things from that. We have very few days, so it makes sense. It’s not that you copy what players do at club level, it’s that you would be stupid not to.

[Storken]

And when you hear people say: ‘This coach is a winner’ because he shouts a lot, when that’s how he’s defined, it’s ridiculous. A lie. It gets repeated over and over and so everyone says: ‘Ah this coach is a winner’. Joder, I don’t know any coach, anyone in the world, who likes to lose. I’m not claiming to be an example [but] I believe that a coach should make an effort to know how to win and how to lose, to behave. I wouldn’t like to see myself making a fool of myself on the touchline. But there are coaches that do it.

Some say that helps the team …

It’s theatrical; a dramatic, outward expression of something that has no real value: it doesn’t work. People say: ‘Look how passionate he is, how emotionally involved he is in the game, how he lives it!’ But who really believes that every other coach isn’t going through those same emotions? Really? It’s impossible not to with the tension, the state of your nerves. ‘Ah, but he transmits so much energy.’ Hahaha! Joder tío, the real transmission of energy to your players is in the way you have prepared them for the game, your knowledge, the work.

Det er meget godt sagt. Ideen om at træneren overfører energi til spillerne gennem armbevægelser på sidelinjen er lidt søgt. Alligevel bliver det fortalt om og om igen.

[Blaugrana92]

Idéen er søgt men i visse tilfælde tror jeg nu at den er god nok. Se på Pep og Cholo. Deres hold spiller med vanvittig intensitet og ligner altid hold der vil vinde mere end modstanderen. En stor del af forklaringen ligger helt sikkert i forberedelserne og det taktiske, men jeg tror altså også at det engagement de udviser smitter af på spillerne. Jeg tror det lettere at løbe de ekstra meter, hvis du har en træner der virkelig viser at han går op i det, end hvis du har en træner der bare sidder og stirrer ud i luften. Som sagt er det langt fra altid at det er tilfældet, men for trænere som Pep, Cholo og Sir Alex tror jeg nu at der er lidt om snakken.

[Brombi]

Idéen er søgt men i visse tilfælde tror jeg nu at den er god nok. Se på Pep og Cholo. Deres hold spiller med vanvittig intensitet og ligner altid hold der vil vinde mere end modstanderen. En stor del af forklaringen ligger helt sikkert i forberedelserne og det taktiske, men jeg tror altså også at det engagement de udviser smitter af på spillerne. Jeg tror det lettere at løbe de ekstra meter, hvis du har en træner der virkelig viser at han går op i det, end hvis du har en træner der bare sidder og stirrer ud i luften. Som sagt er det langt fra altid at det er tilfældet, men for trænere som Pep, Cholo og Sir Alex tror jeg nu at der er lidt om snakken.

Præcis, og det går også den anden vej. Hvis du har en træner som står og er panisk og urolig, så smitter det også af på spillerne.

[Piquénbauer]

Tror sgu at spillerne er for optaget af at udføre deres arbejde på banen til at de render rundt og kigger ud mod træneren. Altså medmindre han direkte råber dem op.

[Storken]

Jeg tror passionen på sidelinjen er vigtigere for os fans end spillerne. Jeg hader selv at se på en træner, der stener, mens holdet sejler på banen. Jeg tvivler dog på, at hoppen og dansen gør spillerne bedre.

De gode trænere foretager de rette indskiftninger og ændrer taktikken, hvis det er nødvendigt. Derudover er det nok ikke andet end spil for galleriet.

[Skydefinten]

Spin af DBU

[JonasV]

Ungarns keeper spiller i joggingbukser? Han ligner en håndboldmålmand. Hvem i alverden har lyst til at ligne en håndboldmålmand?

[JonasV]

I øvrigt scorede Dølle hattrick for Spaniens U21-landshold her til aften. Havde vist også en assist.