VBL Voetbal
Van strafschop tot schwalbe. Hier vind je Voetbal en alles wat daarmee te maken heeft. VBL - United in Voetbal.
Volgens mij zeg ik niets vreemd, als ik zeg dat Arsenal regelmatig beter is dan een tegenstander, ze zelfs onder de voet loopt, maar dat dan niet in de score weet uit te drukken. En vervolgens zo nu en dan tegen zuur puntverlies aanlopen.quote:Op woensdag 6 augustus 2008 14:09 schreef Gunner het volgende:
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Sukkeltje. Arsenal scoorde vorig seizoen in de PL meer dan jouw cluppie dus lul niet zo slap.
PSV --- Chelsea FC --- Frank Lampard --- Heinz-Harald Frentzen --- Timo Glock
Nederland 3 lijkt me.quote:Op donderdag 7 augustus 2008 02:15 schreef Kriegel het volgende:
Gaat het nog ergens worden uitgezonden, buiten regionale tv?
Zal voor jullie duimen trouwens.
Nee, Studio Ajax zendt liever de 50 km snelwandelen van de OS uit.. Dan was RTL zo slecht nog niet. BTW, Twente dit jaar met 29,5 miljoen de vierde (!) begroting van Nederland, over twee seizoenen stadion uitgebouwd naar ruim 30.000 plaatsen en de begroting naar 35 miljoen..quote:
Aanpassen of oprotten ! Wij tegen iedereen !
kan me niet voorstellen dat de nos het niet uitzend eigenlijjkquote:Op donderdag 7 augustus 2008 09:50 schreef RedGuy het volgende:
Zend de NOS echt niet de wedstrijd uit? Sport1 wellicht dan?
Vanmiddag nog kaartjes gehaald, wel ergens zo'n saai vak in de hoek maar het is niet anders. Zinnin.
Something good: you look like Snoopy and it makes me smile.
Where you need improvement: you have smelly dog farts.
Where you need improvement: you have smelly dog farts.
ik wel.. we zijn geen ajaxquote:Op donderdag 7 augustus 2008 09:55 schreef Bulletdodger het volgende:
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kan me niet voorstellen dat de nos het niet uitzend eigenlijjk
Het is het eindpunt van de trein, bijna geen mens hoeft er te zijn, bijna geen hond gaat zover mee:
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Zou best schandalig zijn als het niet wordt uigezonden.
"Whatever the mind of man can conceive and believe, it can achieve" Napoleon Hill
Geloof me, niet elke tukker. Alleen al om niet constant met die grote mond geconfronteerd te worden bij een aantal Twente fans.quote:Op donderdag 7 augustus 2008 00:38 schreef Lamzak_ het volgende:
Ik hoop zoals elke tukker, op een stunt
Kwam er opeens achter dat het koopavond was, dus maar even kaartjes gehaald. Waren nog maar 2 vakken beschikbaar, 229 en 230. Beter dan niks iig.
Hoi.
Wordt nog wel eens vergeten dat Heraclieden ook onder tukkers vallen. Maar d'r zullen d'r vast meer zo denken als jij idd.quote:Op donderdag 7 augustus 2008 17:55 schreef Blawh het volgende:
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Geloof me, niet elke tukker. Alleen al om niet constant met die grote mond geconfronteerd te worden bij een aantal Twente fans.
Een groot deel gun ik het wel hoor, maar een groot deel wordt me gewoon iets te irritant als het goed gaat in Twente. Vooral na die 0-4 heb ik het een tijdje moeten verduren.quote:Op donderdag 7 augustus 2008 19:07 schreef Solstice het volgende:
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Wordt nog wel eens vergeten dat Heraclieden ook onder tukkers vallen. Maar d'r zullen d'r vast meer zo denken als jij idd.
En Joop, etc. gun ik het ook niet.
Van de Arsenal site, is dat gejammer ook weer afgelopen.quote:Due to an error in ticket pricing from FC Twente, we can confirm the ticket price is £20.00 & not £36.00 as originally advertised.
All customers who purchased in Priority Booking Periods 1/2/3/4 will be issued a refund of £16.00 per ticket purchased 14 days after the fixture date.
We would like to apologise for any inconvience caused.
De kaarten voor Arsenal zijn inmiddels ook weer naar de normale prijs gegaan:
Due to an error in ticket pricing from FC Twente, we can confirm the ticket price is £20.00 & not £36.00 as originally advertised.
Yeah right, due to an error in ticket pricing..
Ow..net te laat
Due to an error in ticket pricing from FC Twente, we can confirm the ticket price is £20.00 & not £36.00 as originally advertised.
Yeah right, due to an error in ticket pricing..
Ow..net te laat
DG. Je mag niet jammeren lees ik net.quote:Op donderdag 7 augustus 2008 19:54 schreef tukkeronline het volgende:
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Van de Arsenal site, is dat gejammer ook weer afgelopen.
Where law ends, tyrrany begins.
Dat hebben ze bij Arsenal netjes opgelost, door het op een foutje te gooein.quote:Op donderdag 7 augustus 2008 19:55 schreef NeedeRadicals het volgende:
Yeah right, due to an error in ticket pricing..
Arsenal kennende zal het ook een foutje zijn geweest, heb nog nooit meer betaald dan face value.quote:Op donderdag 7 augustus 2008 20:00 schreef tukkeronline het volgende:
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Dat hebben ze bij Arsenal netjes opgelost, door het op een foutje te gooein.
Netjes iig van zowel Twente als Arsenal.
NAAR HET ANDERE FORUM!
McClaren feels the heat as Arsenal loom
Former England coach looks beyond Champions League with his Dutch side
David Hytner in Enschede
The Guardian, Thursday August 7 2008
The pride of everyone associated with FC Twente continues to fuse with a sense of the surreal. "If you'd have said to me at the beginning of last season that we'd now be looking forward to a Champions League tie against Arsenal, I'd have laughed at you," said a club official yesterday, a remark which Steve McClaren might equally have uttered, although for wildly different reasons.
Last season, McClaren was steering England towards Euro 2008, optimism having surged after three successive 3-0 qualifying victories. But then humbling defeats against Russia and Croatia presaged his removal from office and the status of scapegoat and pariah was his.
McClaren has chosen to start afresh in Holland's Eredivisie and pick up the pieces of his career at Twente, a small club suddenly on the up. The spotlight, though, has picked him out again after his employers pulled the draw of dreams and nightmares last Friday, in the final qualifying round of the Champions League. Having earned their passage into Europe's elite competition for the first time with the dramatic play-off triumph over Ajax at the end of last season, Arsenal have been placed between them and the glittering platform of the group stage.
It is tempting to consider the tie, the first leg of which will be played in the Netherlands next Wednesday, as an almost providential opportunity for McClaren to redeem himself in the eyes of the English football public. But he is not tempted.
The grin, the moments of incredulity and of earnestness, are still present but this is a different beast to the one hounded out of Wembley after his Croatian defeat. Stronger for his England experiences, harder and less trusting, there appears a greater assurance and independence about him, alongside the desire which gnaws at his insides.
"Of course I understand how the tie with Arsenal will be billed but I'm here at Twente for the longer term," he said. "Whatever happens ... the only thing I'm interested in is the game, our team and me learning a little bit more about them.
"I really don't know how I am perceived in England and I really don't care. People talk about pressure and your image ... I'm not bothered ... I know what I am and who I am ... This is a great challenge and many people have phoned me to say 'We admire you because of the gamble you have taken'. Except I don't see it that way."
One of those people was Sir Alex Ferguson, under whom he served as assistant at Manchester United for three years, but perhaps the most persuasive words came from a more celebrated member of the ex-England managerial fraternity. "Bobby Robson said to me, 'Go on your own, don't take anybody, don't sign any English players, experience it and you'll be a better coach for it'," said McClaren. "That's why I'm doing it, to better myself, not to prove [anything] to anybody ... You have ups and downs and I have to recover from a big down but I'm doing that. I've had opportunities that were difficult to turn down ... but this is purely by choice, to make me a better coach."
He has revelled in working again with players on a week-to-week basis and although the Holland midfielder Orlando Engelaar has been sold to Schalke there have been signings, notably the midfielders Theo Janssen and Cheik Tioté and the defender Slobodan Rajkovic, who is on loan from Chelsea. McClaren appears to have saved Marko Arnautovic from the clutches of Feyenoord and the Austrian is expected to lead the line in both legs against Arsenal in the absence of Blaise Nkufo, the club's most prolific scorer.
McClaren has less than fond memories of his last meeting with Arsène Wenger and Arsenal. In January 2006 his Middlesbrough team departed Highbury on the wrong end of a 7-0 scoreline. "But my reaction was 'We got beat but this will be a great experience for my younger players'... we went on to an FA Cup semi-final and a Uefa Cup final. It's great to play these teams, you improve by playing them ... I just hope that we don't have to go through the same experience again."
McClaren admits that the draw could hardly have been crueller, but he remains defiant. "What do I say to people who think we haven't got a prayer? Carry on thinking like that," he said. "The biggest thing is belief, handling the pressure and the game. There are shocks and we have to believe. Football is a strange game. I have known some strange results."
Former England coach looks beyond Champions League with his Dutch side
David Hytner in Enschede
The Guardian, Thursday August 7 2008
The pride of everyone associated with FC Twente continues to fuse with a sense of the surreal. "If you'd have said to me at the beginning of last season that we'd now be looking forward to a Champions League tie against Arsenal, I'd have laughed at you," said a club official yesterday, a remark which Steve McClaren might equally have uttered, although for wildly different reasons.
Last season, McClaren was steering England towards Euro 2008, optimism having surged after three successive 3-0 qualifying victories. But then humbling defeats against Russia and Croatia presaged his removal from office and the status of scapegoat and pariah was his.
McClaren has chosen to start afresh in Holland's Eredivisie and pick up the pieces of his career at Twente, a small club suddenly on the up. The spotlight, though, has picked him out again after his employers pulled the draw of dreams and nightmares last Friday, in the final qualifying round of the Champions League. Having earned their passage into Europe's elite competition for the first time with the dramatic play-off triumph over Ajax at the end of last season, Arsenal have been placed between them and the glittering platform of the group stage.
It is tempting to consider the tie, the first leg of which will be played in the Netherlands next Wednesday, as an almost providential opportunity for McClaren to redeem himself in the eyes of the English football public. But he is not tempted.
The grin, the moments of incredulity and of earnestness, are still present but this is a different beast to the one hounded out of Wembley after his Croatian defeat. Stronger for his England experiences, harder and less trusting, there appears a greater assurance and independence about him, alongside the desire which gnaws at his insides.
"Of course I understand how the tie with Arsenal will be billed but I'm here at Twente for the longer term," he said. "Whatever happens ... the only thing I'm interested in is the game, our team and me learning a little bit more about them.
"I really don't know how I am perceived in England and I really don't care. People talk about pressure and your image ... I'm not bothered ... I know what I am and who I am ... This is a great challenge and many people have phoned me to say 'We admire you because of the gamble you have taken'. Except I don't see it that way."
One of those people was Sir Alex Ferguson, under whom he served as assistant at Manchester United for three years, but perhaps the most persuasive words came from a more celebrated member of the ex-England managerial fraternity. "Bobby Robson said to me, 'Go on your own, don't take anybody, don't sign any English players, experience it and you'll be a better coach for it'," said McClaren. "That's why I'm doing it, to better myself, not to prove [anything] to anybody ... You have ups and downs and I have to recover from a big down but I'm doing that. I've had opportunities that were difficult to turn down ... but this is purely by choice, to make me a better coach."
He has revelled in working again with players on a week-to-week basis and although the Holland midfielder Orlando Engelaar has been sold to Schalke there have been signings, notably the midfielders Theo Janssen and Cheik Tioté and the defender Slobodan Rajkovic, who is on loan from Chelsea. McClaren appears to have saved Marko Arnautovic from the clutches of Feyenoord and the Austrian is expected to lead the line in both legs against Arsenal in the absence of Blaise Nkufo, the club's most prolific scorer.
McClaren has less than fond memories of his last meeting with Arsène Wenger and Arsenal. In January 2006 his Middlesbrough team departed Highbury on the wrong end of a 7-0 scoreline. "But my reaction was 'We got beat but this will be a great experience for my younger players'... we went on to an FA Cup semi-final and a Uefa Cup final. It's great to play these teams, you improve by playing them ... I just hope that we don't have to go through the same experience again."
McClaren admits that the draw could hardly have been crueller, but he remains defiant. "What do I say to people who think we haven't got a prayer? Carry on thinking like that," he said. "The biggest thing is belief, handling the pressure and the game. There are shocks and we have to believe. Football is a strange game. I have known some strange results."
Twente-Arsenal uitverkocht.
Het duel komt ook live op de nos
Het duel komt ook live op de nos
Het is het eindpunt van de trein, bijna geen mens hoeft er te zijn, bijna geen hond gaat zover mee:
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Lijkt me beide niet meer dan logisch!quote:Op vrijdag 8 augustus 2008 14:36 schreef 9christensen het volgende:
Twente-Arsenal uitverkocht.
Het duel komt ook live op de nos
die ontstaat er toch wel voor de wedstrijdquote:Op vrijdag 8 augustus 2008 14:44 schreef vitessezuid113 het volgende:
Maar dat er een twente plein in Arnhem komt lijkt me dan weer niet logisch
Het is het eindpunt van de trein, bijna geen mens hoeft er te zijn, bijna geen hond gaat zover mee:
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