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Niet beter dan Gomes, wel een prima keeper hoor.quote:Op dinsdag 23 januari 2007 12:55 schreef mcyodogg het volgende:
Dat ie Julio Cesar oproept kan ik inkomen. Die draait een superseizoen met Inter. Maar die Helton van Porto is toch niets bijzonders?
ASWH, de trots van de regio
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Inderdaad, Gomes is gewoon wereldtop. Hij kwam binnen als Braziliaanse Barthez, maar nu speelt ie hooguit 1 keer per jaar nog voor Barthez en dat is dan vaak tegen een RKC of Heracles .
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God gaf de mens vrijheid en we kunnen dus al met al aannemen dat hij niet verantwoordelijk is voor menselijke misdaden. Alleen hij die de mens heeft geschapen draagt echter de volle verantwoordelijkheid voor de stront.
Wat een keeper, behoort serieus tot een van de beste keepers ter wereld.
Any man who can drive safely while kissing a pretty girl
is simply not giving the kiss the attention it deserves.
is simply not giving the kiss the attention it deserves.
Zeker wetenquote:Op dinsdag 20 februari 2007 22:40 schreef MisterJ.Lo het volgende:
Wat een keeper, behoort serieus tot een van de beste keepers ter wereld.
Winnares Dione-award '05, '06 en '07!
Wat een keeper
Bobby Robson forever!
Stadio Oreste Granillo ---- Stadio Angelo Massimino ---- Stadio Euganeo ---- Stadio Olimpico
Stadio Oreste Granillo ---- Stadio Angelo Massimino ---- Stadio Euganeo ---- Stadio Olimpico
Keeper van de wereld
Hier kan niemand tegen op
Hier kan niemand tegen op
Op zondag 23 maart 2008 02:16 schreef tyros-saver het volgende:
En PaasKonijn Ik heb het gemeld aan de Admin dat jij zei: Heb je typkanker.
En PaasKonijn Ik heb het gemeld aan de Admin dat jij zei: Heb je typkanker.
Enige minpuntje aan hem is dat het een Braziliaan is. Ik zou hem zo graag als opvolger van Van der Sar iig bij Oranje houden
Dat mag ik toch hopen ja. 15 M minimaal toch. Maar ik wil helemaal niet dat hij gaatquote:Op woensdag 21 februari 2007 02:18 schreef ASSpirine het volgende:
Als er ooit een recordbedrag wordt uitgegeven voor een keeper dan zal het wel Gomes worden
DeLuna vindt me dik ;(
Op zondag 22 juni 2014 12:30 schreef 3rdRock het volgende:
pas als jullie gaan trouwen. nu ben je gewoon die Oom Rubber die met onze mama leuke dingen doet :)
Op zondag 22 juni 2014 12:30 schreef 3rdRock het volgende:
pas als jullie gaan trouwen. nu ben je gewoon die Oom Rubber die met onze mama leuke dingen doet :)
Hij heeft een clausule in z'n contract van 13 miljoen euro als ik me niet vergis. Eigenlijk zou PSV snel over een nieuw contract met hem moeten praten. Laat hem dan maar 2 miljoen euro per jaar verdienen: Hij is het waard .
God gaf de mens vrijheid en we kunnen dus al met al aannemen dat hij niet verantwoordelijk is voor menselijke misdaden. Alleen hij die de mens heeft geschapen draagt echter de volle verantwoordelijkheid voor de stront.
En na z'n carrière mag ie gaan scouten voor PSV of keeperstrainer worden .
God gaf de mens vrijheid en we kunnen dus al met al aannemen dat hij niet verantwoordelijk is voor menselijke misdaden. Alleen hij die de mens heeft geschapen draagt echter de volle verantwoordelijkheid voor de stront.
Alleen kut van die clausule.
Meestal als een speler dat heeft dan geef ik hem nog minimaal 1 seizoen hierna.
Vooral als je zijn vorm ziet
Meestal als een speler dat heeft dan geef ik hem nog minimaal 1 seizoen hierna.
Vooral als je zijn vorm ziet
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Only one Brazilian Beast in Eindhoven
Online Ed: Lehmann’s successor has been found. Sign him up.
I am not going to criticise Arsenal for last night’s Champions League defeat. I am not swallowing the line of the ITV commentators that the team were not at the races in the second half. PSV simply upped their own game and it was a more even contest. The difference between the two sides was the outstanding display of PSV’s man mountain Brazilian keeper Gomes. He was in such form he might have even stopped an effort such as that which beat Jens Lehmann.
Arsenal needed a goal from this leg and created enough opportunities to get it. They played very well in patches, but PSV’s organised line up, with no intention of going death or glory to achieve a home win, were a step up from the defences the Gunners face week in week out.
I tend to be philosophical about these things. I am not going to get stressed about the second leg, as my simple belief is that if Arsenal are good enough to go on and seriously challenge for this trophy again, they will do what is required. 1-0 with penalties, 2-0, 3-1. Those are the three most feasible scorelines that would see Wenger’s men progress. And 3-1 is a long shot unless Arsenal score two and PSV start taking chances.
It will be a nervy night. But the margins at this level are often so tight that it can only be that way. I can see extra time and even penalties as I believe we will score one in 90 minutes at home, such is the hunger of this group of players to return to the final for another shot at the prize.
Funnily enough, I found last night’s game so much less frustrating than the victory at the Reebok last week (Was that only a week ago? Seems like so much longer!) At least Arsenal’s failure to score in Holland was not due to wastefulness.
PSV were never going to be an option. Historically, they often proved a functional side, despite developing players such as Romario and Ronaldo. In 1988 they won the European Cup final on penalties after a 0-0 draw with Benfica. I don’t even recall watching highlights of the game at the time (or maybe they were so brief they didn’t register), but from what I’ve read the scoreline after 120 minutes tells the story of the evening. Their current manager Ronald Koeman played on the winning side that night, and remembering how defensive his Ajax side were at home when Arsenal faced them about four years back tells us that the man is well capable of getting the 0-0 he now requires in two weeks’ time. Gus Hiddink actually turned them into a more attractive proposition during his time there, but his side were eliminated by Lyon last season at the last sixteen stage.
Let’s hope that Arsenal, who emulate Lyon in accentuating the positive, can also account for the Dutch team. However, if Gomes plays again as he did last night, the odds have to be in favour of PSV progress. Should Arsenal be eliminated the one thing they should do is ensure they sign another Brazilian this summer. Wearing gloves and currently plying his trade in he Eredivisie.
It’s going to be one hell of a fortnight. Chelsea on Sunday, Blackburn away on Wednesday, the bread and butter of Reading in the Premiership on Saturday week, followed by PSV on March 7th. By the end of it all, we could have a trophy in the bank and be sailing on in two further Cups. Or we could be potless with just a top four Premiership finish to retain our interest until the middle of May. And no fixture pile-up worries.
It’s a critical two weeks alright. But most of the squad are fit and the manager knows he can rotate with confidence. Now is the time to deliver. Don’t let us down boys.
Kevin Whitcher
Only one Brazilian Beast in Eindhoven
Online Ed: Lehmann’s successor has been found. Sign him up.
I am not going to criticise Arsenal for last night’s Champions League defeat. I am not swallowing the line of the ITV commentators that the team were not at the races in the second half. PSV simply upped their own game and it was a more even contest. The difference between the two sides was the outstanding display of PSV’s man mountain Brazilian keeper Gomes. He was in such form he might have even stopped an effort such as that which beat Jens Lehmann.
Arsenal needed a goal from this leg and created enough opportunities to get it. They played very well in patches, but PSV’s organised line up, with no intention of going death or glory to achieve a home win, were a step up from the defences the Gunners face week in week out.
I tend to be philosophical about these things. I am not going to get stressed about the second leg, as my simple belief is that if Arsenal are good enough to go on and seriously challenge for this trophy again, they will do what is required. 1-0 with penalties, 2-0, 3-1. Those are the three most feasible scorelines that would see Wenger’s men progress. And 3-1 is a long shot unless Arsenal score two and PSV start taking chances.
It will be a nervy night. But the margins at this level are often so tight that it can only be that way. I can see extra time and even penalties as I believe we will score one in 90 minutes at home, such is the hunger of this group of players to return to the final for another shot at the prize.
Funnily enough, I found last night’s game so much less frustrating than the victory at the Reebok last week (Was that only a week ago? Seems like so much longer!) At least Arsenal’s failure to score in Holland was not due to wastefulness.
PSV were never going to be an option. Historically, they often proved a functional side, despite developing players such as Romario and Ronaldo. In 1988 they won the European Cup final on penalties after a 0-0 draw with Benfica. I don’t even recall watching highlights of the game at the time (or maybe they were so brief they didn’t register), but from what I’ve read the scoreline after 120 minutes tells the story of the evening. Their current manager Ronald Koeman played on the winning side that night, and remembering how defensive his Ajax side were at home when Arsenal faced them about four years back tells us that the man is well capable of getting the 0-0 he now requires in two weeks’ time. Gus Hiddink actually turned them into a more attractive proposition during his time there, but his side were eliminated by Lyon last season at the last sixteen stage.
Let’s hope that Arsenal, who emulate Lyon in accentuating the positive, can also account for the Dutch team. However, if Gomes plays again as he did last night, the odds have to be in favour of PSV progress. Should Arsenal be eliminated the one thing they should do is ensure they sign another Brazilian this summer. Wearing gloves and currently plying his trade in he Eredivisie.
It’s going to be one hell of a fortnight. Chelsea on Sunday, Blackburn away on Wednesday, the bread and butter of Reading in the Premiership on Saturday week, followed by PSV on March 7th. By the end of it all, we could have a trophy in the bank and be sailing on in two further Cups. Or we could be potless with just a top four Premiership finish to retain our interest until the middle of May. And no fixture pile-up worries.
It’s a critical two weeks alright. But most of the squad are fit and the manager knows he can rotate with confidence. Now is the time to deliver. Don’t let us down boys.
Kevin Whitcher
NAAR HET ANDERE FORUM!
Alleen weet Kevin Whitcher waarschijnlijk niet dat Gomes het liefst naar Spanje of Italië gaat.
God gaf de mens vrijheid en we kunnen dus al met al aannemen dat hij niet verantwoordelijk is voor menselijke misdaden. Alleen hij die de mens heeft geschapen draagt echter de volle verantwoordelijkheid voor de stront.
PSV ies mijn cloepquote:Op woensdag 21 februari 2007 04:00 schreef the_legend_killer het volgende:
Hopelijk wil hij zelf ook langer blijven
Vastleggen tot 2020 als het kan
