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Ik denk het wel vriend.quote:Op vrijdag 20 mei 2005 17:51 schreef the_legend_killer het volgende:
ZOuden ze dat morgen ook doen ?
Niemand interesse voor de stats, merk ik of heeft @fok.nl een vertraging?
ASWH, de trots van de regio
www.thuisuiteten.nl
www.thuisuiteten.nl
ik zou ze wel graag willen hebben mm, mitt@fok.nlquote:Op zaterdag 21 mei 2005 11:37 schreef methodmich het volgende:
Niemand interesse voor de stats, merk ik of heeft @fok.nl een vertraging?
Op dinsdag 9 september 2003 13:57 schreef Dr.Daggla het volgende:
[13:57:43] <@Daggla> ik weet ei'k ook niet wie corleone is.. Uit ER ofzo?
[13:57:43] <@Daggla> ik weet ei'k ook niet wie corleone is.. Uit ER ofzo?
Is onderweg!quote:Op maandag 23 mei 2005 21:35 schreef mitt het volgende:
[..]
ik zou ze wel graag willen hebben mm, mitt@fok.nl
ASWH, de trots van de regio
www.thuisuiteten.nl
www.thuisuiteten.nl
stuur ze ook effe naar mij: (mijn fok nickname) @gmail.com 
Ik zou ze eigenlijk ook wel graag willen, methodmich.
M'n e-mail is frits_van_egters[at]hotmail.com
M'n e-mail is frits_van_egters[at]hotmail.com
Het gaat slecht, maar verder gaat het goed.
Ik ook wel, alvast bedankt. rans_aap@hotmail
When did I realize I was God? Well, I was praying and I suddenly realized I was talking to myself.
Hmm, ik weet niet of ze aangekomen zijn, net deed hotmail raar. Dus als je straks nog niks hebt, meld het dan aub even, doe ik het opnieuw!
ASWH, de trots van de regio
www.thuisuiteten.nl
www.thuisuiteten.nl
bedankt!
public_nmy@hotmail.com gaarne
Fulham uiteraard! cheers
Fulham uiteraard! cheers
The black and white you'll never pass, stick yer blue flag up yer arse!
'They know on the Continent that European football without the English is like a hot dog without the mustard' Sir Bobby Charlton
'They know on the Continent that European football without the English is like a hot dog without the mustard' Sir Bobby Charlton
Ik zou ze ook wel willen (snapte eerst niet waarom hier allemaal mailadressen werden neergezet): kv_oostende@hotmail.com
Alvast bedankt
Alvast bedankt
Waarom willen ze Earnshaw kwijt? Hij is topscorer met 11 doelpunten bij WBA dit seizoen. Als de coach hem wat vaker in de basis had gezet had ie makkelijk de 20 gehaald.quote:Birmingham City have abandoned their interest in Andy Johnson after making an enquiry for the Crystal Palace striker.
Blues boss Steve Bruce had been keen to bring Johnson back to St Andrews, three years after allowing him to leave the club as a makeweight in the Clinton Morrison deal.
While Morrison's star has dimmed in the intervening period, Johnson has gone from strength to strength and even earned an England cap.
Johnson scored 22 goals this season but was unable to keep Palace in The Premiership and their relegation has sparked talk he will move on again in the summer.
West Bromwich Albion have already failed in a bid to tempt the 24-year-old back to the Midlands, after their £2 million plus Robert Earnshaw offer was snubbed by Palace.
Birmingham have also expressed an interest but, after receiving no encouragement from Selhurst Park, have now turned their attention elsewhere.
A club statement read: "Birmingham City's chief executive Karren Brady can confirm that an enquiry was made to Crystal Palace regarding the availability of their striker Andrew Johnson.
"However, Crystal Palace made it clear that Andrew Johnson is not for sale and at no point was a bid actually placed.
"As far as Birmingham City is concerned that is the end of the matter and manager Steve Bruce will continue to look elsewhere at other transfer targets."
Liverpool and Newcastle United have also been linked with the hot shot but Palace are steadfast in their determination to keep Johnson.
Eagles chairman Simon Jordan has already stressed that even a bid in excess of £10 million would not persuade him to sell the forward.
Hij is topscorer met 11 doelpunten bij WBA dit seizoen. Als de coach hem wat vaker in de basis had gezet had ie makkelijk de 20 gehaald. 
[ Bericht 2% gewijzigd door Ludacriss op 24-05-2005 23:13:04 ]
Bedankt ervoor! Erg leuk om te zien. Wel wat kleine foutjes volgens mij Maar ik zal geen muggenzifter zijn
Maar zal echt een mega karwei zijn om dit allemaal bij te houden!!
Maar zal echt een mega karwei zijn om dit allemaal bij te houden!!
The black and white you'll never pass, stick yer blue flag up yer arse!
'They know on the Continent that European football without the English is like a hot dog without the mustard' Sir Bobby Charlton
'They know on the Continent that European football without the English is like a hot dog without the mustard' Sir Bobby Charlton
Welke foutjes dan, aangezien alle gegevens doorkomen via een medewerker van een Engels statistiekenbedrijf en ik ze dan zelf verwerk. Als het goed is, klopt alles.
ASWH, de trots van de regio
www.thuisuiteten.nl
www.thuisuiteten.nl
Enige is dat the Wardrobe uit Sengal komt en niet uit Nigeria... Dacht trouwens dat Volzie had gescoord, maar dat bleek FA cup te zijn haha.quote:Op woensdag 25 mei 2005 20:30 schreef methodmich het volgende:
Welke foutjes dan, aangezien alle gegevens doorkomen via een medewerker van een Engels statistiekenbedrijf en ik ze dan zelf verwerk. Als het goed is, klopt alles.
Cheers
The black and white you'll never pass, stick yer blue flag up yer arse!
'They know on the Continent that European football without the English is like a hot dog without the mustard' Sir Bobby Charlton
'They know on the Continent that European football without the English is like a hot dog without the mustard' Sir Bobby Charlton
Hmm, stond daar Nigeria? Daar heb ik dan het hele seizoen overheen gelezen.
Bedankt, gelijk aangepast.
Bedankt, gelijk aangepast.
ASWH, de trots van de regio
www.thuisuiteten.nl
www.thuisuiteten.nl
arsenal
Op zaterdag 10 juni 2023 14:52 schreef GGMM het volgende:
Eigenlijk is elke prijs die in het voetbal gewonnen wordt terug te leiden naar het Ajax-DNA
Eigenlijk is elke prijs die in het voetbal gewonnen wordt terug te leiden naar het Ajax-DNA
23 juniquote:Op dinsdag 31 mei 2005 12:53 schreef Erasmusch het volgende:
Wanneer wordt het speelschema bekend gemaakt? En wanneer is het eerste speelweekend?
NAAR HET ANDERE FORUM!
1e of 2e week Augustus denk ik,ze moeten vroeg beginnen iig door het WKquote:Op dinsdag 31 mei 2005 13:11 schreef Erasmusch het volgende:
tnx, en wanneer zijn de eerste wedstrijden?
NAAR HET ANDERE FORUM!
Feyenoord speelt 3 aug tegen Charlton, die daarna nog een wedstrijd tegen Lazio hebben. Zal dan wel de 2e week worden.
Chelsea and Cole prepare to be hit in the pocket
By Gary Jacob
CHELSEA and Ashley Cole are today expected to be hit with fines totalling up to £250,000 by the FA Premier League over the alleged “tapping-up” of the Arsenal defender. It is believed that the Barclays Premiership champions will be found guilty but that they will escape a points deduction or sanctions on their transfer dealings next season.
José Mourinho, the Chelsea manager, is also likely to be fined when the independent three-man commission chaired by Sir Philip Otton, QC, a former High Court judge, makes known its ruling at the offices of the Premier League in Central London after a two-day hearing last month.
Cole will not be present because he is on tour with England in the United States and Mourinho is on holiday. Chelsea will be represented by Bruce Buck, the chairman, who is thought likely to appeal against any six-figure fine.
It took a formal complaint from Arsenal to prompt the Premier League’s investigation into allegations that Mourinho and Peter Kenyon, the Chelsea chief executive, “tapped-up” Cole at the Royal Park Hotel in Lancaster Gate, London, on January 27.
Chelsea have since dropped their interest in the left back and have vehemently defended themselves against the allegation, but should Arsenal believe any punishments to be unduly lenient, they are considering taking the matter to Fifa, the sport’s world governing body, which could stop Chelsea from buying and selling players for a period of time.
Although the independent panel has the power to deduct points from Chelsea, in the only two previous such cases brought to the Premier League, Liverpool were fined £20,000 for making an illegal approach for Christian Ziege while the defender was at Middlesbrough and, more recently, Aston Villa were warned and ordered to pay costs for making an illegal approach for James Beattie, then a Southampton striker.
Chelsea’s fine is expected to be at least five times that imposed on Liverpool, but even that may appear more like a slap on the wrist for Roman Abramovich, Chelsea’s billionaire owner.
The saga is unlikely to end today because Cole remains unhappy after alleging that Arsenal reneged on an offer to pay him £60,000 a week — more than twice the £27,000 that he earns under his present contract, which has two years to run. His agent, Jonathan Barnett, has fallen out with the club and there has been no fresh offer, prompting Cole’s fears that Arsenal are willing to sell him to fund a spending spree in the summer.
One part of Cole’s defence has been to challenge rule K5, under which he was charged, which prevents contracted players or their representatives from making approaches to other clubs. “The rules around Premiership players’ contracts are out of step with the rest of the business world and, one could argue, are anti-competitive,” Marjorie Holmes, a partner at Davies Arnold Cooper, a legal firm based in London, said.
“Employers in many industries train and invest in their employees and can be very frustrated when they are approached by headhunters who entice them to join rival or competing companies. But it’s viewed as normal business. The Premier League appears to want to protect itself from what most people would consider healthy competition.”
A guilty verdict may also give the FA the green light to take action against Barnett, who could not be charged by the Premier League as he does not come under its jurisdiction. The FA’s compliance unit has been passed papers from the case. Barnett could have his licence revoked.
VERDICT LIKELY TO WORK OUT FINE
IF FOUND guilty, Chelsea, José Mourinho and Ashley Cole face a variety of sanctions that could be as severe as a points deduction for the club and suspension for the manager and player, or as painless as a reprimand. The likely scenario is that the FA Premier League will inflict penalties large enough to allow it to claim record fines but keep the sums low enough to discourage any appeals.
By Gary Jacob
CHELSEA and Ashley Cole are today expected to be hit with fines totalling up to £250,000 by the FA Premier League over the alleged “tapping-up” of the Arsenal defender. It is believed that the Barclays Premiership champions will be found guilty but that they will escape a points deduction or sanctions on their transfer dealings next season.
José Mourinho, the Chelsea manager, is also likely to be fined when the independent three-man commission chaired by Sir Philip Otton, QC, a former High Court judge, makes known its ruling at the offices of the Premier League in Central London after a two-day hearing last month.
Cole will not be present because he is on tour with England in the United States and Mourinho is on holiday. Chelsea will be represented by Bruce Buck, the chairman, who is thought likely to appeal against any six-figure fine.
It took a formal complaint from Arsenal to prompt the Premier League’s investigation into allegations that Mourinho and Peter Kenyon, the Chelsea chief executive, “tapped-up” Cole at the Royal Park Hotel in Lancaster Gate, London, on January 27.
Chelsea have since dropped their interest in the left back and have vehemently defended themselves against the allegation, but should Arsenal believe any punishments to be unduly lenient, they are considering taking the matter to Fifa, the sport’s world governing body, which could stop Chelsea from buying and selling players for a period of time.
Although the independent panel has the power to deduct points from Chelsea, in the only two previous such cases brought to the Premier League, Liverpool were fined £20,000 for making an illegal approach for Christian Ziege while the defender was at Middlesbrough and, more recently, Aston Villa were warned and ordered to pay costs for making an illegal approach for James Beattie, then a Southampton striker.
Chelsea’s fine is expected to be at least five times that imposed on Liverpool, but even that may appear more like a slap on the wrist for Roman Abramovich, Chelsea’s billionaire owner.
The saga is unlikely to end today because Cole remains unhappy after alleging that Arsenal reneged on an offer to pay him £60,000 a week — more than twice the £27,000 that he earns under his present contract, which has two years to run. His agent, Jonathan Barnett, has fallen out with the club and there has been no fresh offer, prompting Cole’s fears that Arsenal are willing to sell him to fund a spending spree in the summer.
One part of Cole’s defence has been to challenge rule K5, under which he was charged, which prevents contracted players or their representatives from making approaches to other clubs. “The rules around Premiership players’ contracts are out of step with the rest of the business world and, one could argue, are anti-competitive,” Marjorie Holmes, a partner at Davies Arnold Cooper, a legal firm based in London, said.
“Employers in many industries train and invest in their employees and can be very frustrated when they are approached by headhunters who entice them to join rival or competing companies. But it’s viewed as normal business. The Premier League appears to want to protect itself from what most people would consider healthy competition.”
A guilty verdict may also give the FA the green light to take action against Barnett, who could not be charged by the Premier League as he does not come under its jurisdiction. The FA’s compliance unit has been passed papers from the case. Barnett could have his licence revoked.
VERDICT LIKELY TO WORK OUT FINE
IF FOUND guilty, Chelsea, José Mourinho and Ashley Cole face a variety of sanctions that could be as severe as a points deduction for the club and suspension for the manager and player, or as painless as a reprimand. The likely scenario is that the FA Premier League will inflict penalties large enough to allow it to claim record fines but keep the sums low enough to discourage any appeals.
NAAR HET ANDERE FORUM!
De FA had knaken nodig;
Record fines will not cut off tap at source
By Matt Dickinson, Chief Football Correspondent
THE practice of “tapping-up” will continue, but perhaps not with the same brazenness that led Chelsea and Ashley Cole to that fateful meeting in London’s Royal Park Hotel on January 27. No one expects clubs and managers to start following the rule book to the letter, but the message sent out by the FA Premier League’s disciplinary commission yesterday in meting out record financial punishments for the offence was that miscreants had better not get caught.
The panel will take it as a compliment that the various guilty parties spoke of their shock and fury, as well as their intentions to appeal against the sanctions. Chelsea, who had expected only a warning, were stunned by the threat of a three-point deduction and Bruce Buck, the normally mild-mannered chairman, responded with a fierce attack on Arsenal for turning the case into “a public spectacle”. Rivals on the field, the London clubs are now sworn enemies in the boardroom.
“Tapping-up” normally takes place on the telephone, but the revelation of the timing, venue and the choice of biscuits at the infamous meeting — and the subsequent complaint from Arsenal — made “Colegate” an exceptional case. As Arsène Wenger, the Arsenal manager, said: “It is an arrogance where you think you are above everything and can do anything you want. They should have held the meeting in the middle of the M25.”
The commission’s scathing verdicts backed up Wenger’s accusations of arrogance and demolished Chelsea’s argument that they should be treated leniently because Cole and his representatives had done the approaching rather than the other way round. As well as fining Chelsea £300,000 and imposing a points deduction, suspended for 12 months, the three-man panel described the decision by Peter Kenyon, the chief executive, and José Mourinho, the manager, to attend the meeting with Cole as “rash and dangerous”.
Mourinho, who was fined £200,000, was described as acting with “blatant disregard” for the rules and playing a “pivotal role in the discussions”. After his touchline ban from Uefa, the Portuguese will believe that he has been persecuted once more. Buck insisted that the club would not pay the manager’s fine, although that claim will be met with scepticism.
Cole, who was fined £100,000, was treated most leniently by the commission, which accepted that he had been “manipulated to a large extent by his agent (Jonathan Barnett)”. Nevertheless, Graham Shear, Cole’s lawyer, gave warning that he could take the case to the law courts. “We are absolutely furious,” he said. Shear said that the appeal would be based in part on a claim of restraint of trade, but Sir Philip Otton, QC, the chairman of the panel, found that the high rewards for players balanced out the restrictions.
Still unclear is Cole’s future, with David Dein, the Arsenal vice-chairman, insisting last night that the defender could still have a role to play at Highbury. “With the benefit of hindsight everyone makes mistakes, but he has been punished and we move on,” Dein said. “We didn’t want to see him punished.” However, relations between Arsenal and Barnett, whose role in setting up the meeting will now be investigated by the Football Association, are so bad that it is impossible to see the defender signing a new deal at Highbury unless he changes agent. Cole could decide to see out the remaining two years on his contract.
One certainty is that relations between the clubs are at an all-time low, certainly at board level. Dein, who had pushed for Chelsea to be punished with a transfer embargo, was disappointed that the Barclays Premiership champions were not forced to pay them compensation. “The rules are in the rule book for a good reason,” he said. “To be respected.”
Buck responded with a withering attack on Arsenal’s handling of the case. “Two weeks ago, José Mourinho was asked how he would react if John Terry had been found in the green room with Arsenal,” Buck said. “José handled that beautifully. He said that he would have hauled the player in and said, ‘What are you unhappy about?’ If it was a football-related issue, he would have gone out of his way to resolve the problem. If there was a financial issue, he would have said to the board, ‘Resolve it’.
“In this case, the player’s club decided not to talk to him, not to try to resolve any issues, but made it into a public spectacle which I think was inappropriate, not in the best interests of that club, not in the best interests of that player and not in the interests of football.” Arsenal and Chelsea are due to meet in the Community Shield on August 7. There could be two-footed tackles in the directors’ box.
THE FINES
£100,000
Ashley Cole
or four weeks’ wages
£200,000
José Mourinho
or two weeks’ wages
£300,000
Chelsea
or one sixth of their regular income from a home match
Record fines will not cut off tap at source
By Matt Dickinson, Chief Football Correspondent
THE practice of “tapping-up” will continue, but perhaps not with the same brazenness that led Chelsea and Ashley Cole to that fateful meeting in London’s Royal Park Hotel on January 27. No one expects clubs and managers to start following the rule book to the letter, but the message sent out by the FA Premier League’s disciplinary commission yesterday in meting out record financial punishments for the offence was that miscreants had better not get caught.
The panel will take it as a compliment that the various guilty parties spoke of their shock and fury, as well as their intentions to appeal against the sanctions. Chelsea, who had expected only a warning, were stunned by the threat of a three-point deduction and Bruce Buck, the normally mild-mannered chairman, responded with a fierce attack on Arsenal for turning the case into “a public spectacle”. Rivals on the field, the London clubs are now sworn enemies in the boardroom.
“Tapping-up” normally takes place on the telephone, but the revelation of the timing, venue and the choice of biscuits at the infamous meeting — and the subsequent complaint from Arsenal — made “Colegate” an exceptional case. As Arsène Wenger, the Arsenal manager, said: “It is an arrogance where you think you are above everything and can do anything you want. They should have held the meeting in the middle of the M25.”
The commission’s scathing verdicts backed up Wenger’s accusations of arrogance and demolished Chelsea’s argument that they should be treated leniently because Cole and his representatives had done the approaching rather than the other way round. As well as fining Chelsea £300,000 and imposing a points deduction, suspended for 12 months, the three-man panel described the decision by Peter Kenyon, the chief executive, and José Mourinho, the manager, to attend the meeting with Cole as “rash and dangerous”.
Mourinho, who was fined £200,000, was described as acting with “blatant disregard” for the rules and playing a “pivotal role in the discussions”. After his touchline ban from Uefa, the Portuguese will believe that he has been persecuted once more. Buck insisted that the club would not pay the manager’s fine, although that claim will be met with scepticism.
Cole, who was fined £100,000, was treated most leniently by the commission, which accepted that he had been “manipulated to a large extent by his agent (Jonathan Barnett)”. Nevertheless, Graham Shear, Cole’s lawyer, gave warning that he could take the case to the law courts. “We are absolutely furious,” he said. Shear said that the appeal would be based in part on a claim of restraint of trade, but Sir Philip Otton, QC, the chairman of the panel, found that the high rewards for players balanced out the restrictions.
Still unclear is Cole’s future, with David Dein, the Arsenal vice-chairman, insisting last night that the defender could still have a role to play at Highbury. “With the benefit of hindsight everyone makes mistakes, but he has been punished and we move on,” Dein said. “We didn’t want to see him punished.” However, relations between Arsenal and Barnett, whose role in setting up the meeting will now be investigated by the Football Association, are so bad that it is impossible to see the defender signing a new deal at Highbury unless he changes agent. Cole could decide to see out the remaining two years on his contract.
One certainty is that relations between the clubs are at an all-time low, certainly at board level. Dein, who had pushed for Chelsea to be punished with a transfer embargo, was disappointed that the Barclays Premiership champions were not forced to pay them compensation. “The rules are in the rule book for a good reason,” he said. “To be respected.”
Buck responded with a withering attack on Arsenal’s handling of the case. “Two weeks ago, José Mourinho was asked how he would react if John Terry had been found in the green room with Arsenal,” Buck said. “José handled that beautifully. He said that he would have hauled the player in and said, ‘What are you unhappy about?’ If it was a football-related issue, he would have gone out of his way to resolve the problem. If there was a financial issue, he would have said to the board, ‘Resolve it’.
“In this case, the player’s club decided not to talk to him, not to try to resolve any issues, but made it into a public spectacle which I think was inappropriate, not in the best interests of that club, not in the best interests of that player and not in the interests of football.” Arsenal and Chelsea are due to meet in the Community Shield on August 7. There could be two-footed tackles in the directors’ box.
THE FINES
£100,000
Ashley Cole
or four weeks’ wages
£200,000
José Mourinho
or two weeks’ wages
£300,000
Chelsea
or one sixth of their regular income from a home match
NAAR HET ANDERE FORUM!
Maar goed, blijft Cole nu gewoon bij Arsenal.
While we're living, the dreams we have as children fade away
AFC Ajax | Borussia Mönchengladbach] | Kansas City Chiefs | Alabama Crimson Tide
AFC Ajax | Borussia Mönchengladbach] | Kansas City Chiefs | Alabama Crimson Tide
Zou Henry nog naar Barca gaan?
The black and white you'll never pass, stick yer blue flag up yer arse!
'They know on the Continent that European football without the English is like a hot dog without the mustard' Sir Bobby Charlton
'They know on the Continent that European football without the English is like a hot dog without the mustard' Sir Bobby Charlton
Nee,Barca kan hem simpelweg niet betalen als Arsenal hem al zou willen verkopenquote:Op donderdag 2 juni 2005 13:43 schreef Public_NME het volgende:
Zou Henry nog naar Barca gaan?
NAAR HET ANDERE FORUM!
quote:NEW SEASON'S FIXTURES
Discover who your team are playing on the first day of the new season when the Barclays Premiership 2005/06 fixtures are released on premierleague.com next Thursday.
After another thrilling season saw Chelsea crowned champions, fans from across the globe will be eager to see what the opening challenges are for the 20 Barclays Premiership clubs.
At 10am on Thursday, June 23, premierleague.com will reveal all the mouth-watering match-ups so you can start planning trips to Highbury, Stamford Bridge and Anfield, or look forward to Manchester United or Newcastle United coming to town.
Last year, the opening round of fixtures threw up some classic encounters as Jose Mourinho celebrated his first Barclays Premiership game in charge of Chelsea with a 1-0 home win over eight-times champions Manchester United.
Arsenal thumped Everton 4-1 at Goodison Park, which many thought might indicate a season of struggle for David Moyes' men, but the Merseysiders bounced back to claim a Champions League berth.
Discover whether Wigan Athletic's JJB Stadium will be hosting Barclays Premiership football for the first time on August 13, or if Latics fans may be travelling to one of England's most famous grounds.
Sunderland and West Ham United are back in the top flight after two years away, while Champions League winners Liverpool go in search of their first Premiership crown.
It is certain to be another exciting and intriguing season so make sure you log on to premierleague.com at 10am on June 23 to find out exactly how your team's campaign will shape up.
