Jebeš zemlju u kojoj Bosne nema: Football outside of Bosnia

ABiH12 · Apr 15, 2014

1-0 for BVB in the Pokal

podrinje · Apr 15, 2014

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they should of waited till after he came back and proved that he was ok but whatever their money
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They are in a bind when it comes to Gundogan. He has a year left on his contract after this summer so if he comes back and has a good season then you're losing him for nothing, another Lewandowski situation. SO with this one-year extension they at least allow themselves to sell his if he has a good season and make some money as Gundogan has said the wants to play outside of the BL next so he's leaving no matter what. Now if he doesn't have a good season or he's not fully back than that at least gives Dortmund a chance to offer him an extension on better terms for them as he won't have many suitors offering him any better.

ABiH12 · Apr 15, 2014

2-0 BVB

Nermin Kolašinac · Apr 15, 2014

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Gundogan extends his contract with BVB
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link bro

ABiH12 · Apr 15, 2014

Nermin Kolasinac said: ↑

link bro
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@BVB: Ilkay Gündogan has extended his contract at eight-time German champions Borussia Dortmund until 30 June, 2016.

podrinje · Apr 15, 2014

ABiH12 said: ↑

@BVB: Ilkay Gündogan has extended his contract at eight-time German champions Borussia Dortmund until 30 June, 2016.
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Rumors on twitter are saying that the extension also includes a 2-year option that can take it up to 2018.

ABiH12 · Apr 15, 2014

podrinje said: ↑

Rumors on twitter are saying that the extension also includes a 2-year option that can take it up to 2018.
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Keyword rumors. Their twitter account says 2016 and nothing more. Hopefully the rumors are true for BVB. That way they either get to keep a really brilliant player or end up making more cash in a transfer because of his contract length

108thLegendary · Apr 15, 2014

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http://www.goal.com/en-us/news/88/s...similar-to-that-of-rivaldo-under?ICID=HP_HN_2

i agree with this 100 %. messi is a bitch and wants everything his way. that is why ibra got kicked out of barce because messi wouldnt dare give his spotlight away and change positions
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I can't blame him - who would ever volunteer to play as LW?

Sudžuka · Apr 16, 2014

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lol poor maxi lopez of sampdoria. mauro icardi of the opposing inter stole his wife just last year and then he proceeded to come to sampdoria today and score 2 goals against lopez. lopez getting ********ed by this dude on and off the field
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De Rossi has Lopez's back

Sudžuka · Apr 16, 2014

Funny excerpts from Pirlo's biography

On Guardiola tapping him up:

“He was elegant in the extreme, much like his conversation.

“Thank you for agreeing to meet me.”

“Thank you for inviting me.”

“We need you here, Andrea.”

“You could tell he wasn’t a man to beat about the bush. After a couple of minutes, he’d cut straight to the chase. As a player, his job had been to conduct the play and as a manager he’d learned to attack, always with impeccable style.

“‘We’re already very strong, I really couldn’t ask for better, but you’d be the icing on the cake. We’re looking for a midfielder to alternate with Xavi, Iniesta and Busquets, and that midfielder is you. You’ve got all the attributes to play for Barcelona, and one in particular – you’re world class.’

“During that half hour I largely kept quiet and let him speak. I listened and, at most, nodded my head. I was so taken aback by the summons that my reflexes had slowed. I was more dazed than excited: shaken by the situation, but in a really positive way.

“‘You know what, Andrea: we’ve made this approach because that’s how we do things round here. We don’t waste time. We want to buy you right now, and we’ve already spoken to Milan. They’ve said ‘no’, but we’ll not give up: we’re Barcelona. We’re used to hearing certain answers but, in the end, things pretty much always change. We’ll try again with Milan. In the meantime, start making a few moves with them as well.’”
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On Gattuso:

You could see the red mist coming down and he just wasn’t able to hide it. We could tell what was coming and so we’d commandeer all the knives. Gattuso would grab a fork and try to stick it in us.
‘Some of us ended up missing games because of one of Rino’s fork attacks, even if the official explanation from the club was one of muscle fatigue.’
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On pressure:

I don’t give a toss about pressure. I spent afternoon sleeping and playing Playstation. Then I went out and won the World Cup.
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On Italy:

Being part of a team that belongs to everyone makes me feel good. A lot of the time, it’s better than sex: it lasts longer and if it falls flat, it can’t just be your fault…Much better to be a soldier on the pitch than in the bedroom.
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On his training:

Pirlo vs Nesta was a classic duel back in our Milanello days. We’d get in early, have breakfast at 9am and then shut ourselves in our room and hit the PlayStation until 11. Training would follow, then we’d be back on the computer games until four in the afternoon. Truly a life of sacrifice.
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On Hodgson:

Hodgson mispronounced my name. He called me “Pirla” (a term used in Milan dialect which roughly translates as “dickhead”), perhaps understanding my true nature more than the other managers.
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On Liverpool / Champions league final:

On that Champions League Final in Istanbul against Liverpool: “It’s an enemy that I can’t allow to wound me a second time. It’s already done enough damage: most of it hidden far from the surface.

“I’ll never watch that match again. I’ve already played it once in person and many other times in my head, searching for an explanation that perhaps doesn’t even exist.

“It was suggested we hang a black funeral pall as a permanent reminder on the walls of Milanello, right next to the images of triumph. A message to future generations that feeling invincible is the first step on the path to the point of no return.

“Personally, I’d add that horrendous result to the club’s honours board. I’d write it slap bang in the middle of the list of leagues and cups they’ve won, in a different coloured ink and perhaps a special font, just to underline its jarring presence.’

“I thought about quitting because, after Istanbul, nothing made sense any more. The 2005 Champions League final simply suffocated me.

“To most people’s minds, the reason we lost on penalties was Jerzy Dudek – that jackass of a dancer who took the mickey out of us by swaying about on his line and then rubbed salt into the wound by saving our spot kicks.

“I could hardly sleep and even when I did drop off, I awoke to a grim thought: I’m disgusting. I can’t play any more. I went to bed with Dudek and all his Liverpool team-mates.’

“I’ll never fully shake that sense of absolute impotence when destiny is at work. The feeling will cling to my feet forever, trying to pull me down…

“There are always lessons to be found in the darkest moments. It’s a moral obligation to dig deep and find that little glimmer of hope or pearl of wisdom.

“You might hit upon an elegant phrase that stays with you and makes the journey that little bit less bitter. I’ve tried with Istanbul and haven’t managed to get beyond these words: for feck’s sake.
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On pre-match warm ups:

It’s nothing but masturbation for conditioning coaches.
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Hadzjia Sven Susic · Apr 16, 2014

Pirlo to me, goes down as the greatest Italian player. Ever. I really, really, really hope he becomes a coach some day.

ABiH12 · Apr 16, 2014

Sudžuka said: ↑

Funny excerpts from Pirlo's biography

On Guardiola tapping him up:

On Gattuso:

On pressure:

On Italy:

On his training:

On Hodgson:

On Liverpool / Champions league final:

On pre-match warm ups:
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This makes me like him even more. The prematch warm ups is the best part hahahaha

Sudžuka · Apr 16, 2014

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This makes me like him even more. The prematch warm ups is the best part hahahaha
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My favorite part was about Gattuso stabbing people with forks and telling the media they missed the match due to muscle fatigue

Nermin Kolašinac · Apr 16, 2014

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@BVB: Ilkay Gündogan has extended his contract at eight-time German champions Borussia Dortmund until 30 June, 2016.
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i am happy for them

Sudžuka · Apr 16, 2014

Here is more about Pirlo fvcking with Gattuso, MUST READ, I nearly pissed my self.

My face, with its fixed expression, doesn't let on what I'm thinking. But therein lies the beauty. I can make up the craziest stories, say the most ridiculous things to my team-mates and everyone thinks I'm being deadly serious. They don't realise what's happening and I have a whale of a time. I'll be smiling inside, but outwardly completely impassive as I plot my next joke. And sometimes it's cost me a slap, particularly when Rino Gattuso was around.

With him not being a man of letters, or a distinguished orator, whenever Rino opened his mouth the dressing room turned into the Rio Carnival. People would be blowing raspberries, making trumpet noises, doing the conga. Always the same reaction. We'd never let him finish before we started with the p*** taking.

I'd call him "terrone" (a derogatory term for a southern Italian) and he'd hit me. To get my own back, I'd nick his phone and send a bunch of texts to Ariedo Braida, our general manager. This one time, Rino de Janeiro, like me, was waiting for his contract to be renewed. I did the negotiating on his behalf by means of a single message. "Dear Ariedo, if you give me what I want, you can have my sister."

Rino found out and gave me a beating before ringing up Braida. "It's just one of Pirlo's stupid jokes," he said. I've always wondered if the response was, "what a pity".

Before Italy games, Daniele De Rossi would hide under Rino's bed and wait. He'd be there for anything up to half an hour. Gattuso would come in, brush his teeth, stick on his leopard-print pyjamas, get into bed, take out a book and look at the pictures. Just as he was about to fall asleep, Daniele would reach up from under the bed and grab his sides, while I'd burst out of the wardrobe like the worst kind of lover, making horrendous noises. Rino took it really well, despite risking a massive heart attack. First he'd beat up Daniele and then he'd do the same to me. Just to prove he was even handed.

Another time we gave him a soaking with a fire extinguisher. A draw away to the Republic of Ireland had been enough to secure our qualification for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa and so the last group game, against Cyprus in Parma four days later, had become almost like a friendly. Pretty much meaningless, and that's exactly how we treated it.

Lippi gave us a night off in Florence, and almost all of us went out for dinner. Gattuso didn't – he stayed at the team hotel. When we got back, we were quite drunk, actually very drunk, and we ended up chatting in the lounge. We weren't tired, so we needed to find something to pass the time. Everyone had the same idea: "Let's go and p*** off Gattuso."

He was already asleep, with his little nightcap on his head. On the way up the stairs to Rino's room, De Rossi spotted a fire extinguisher. "I'm off to put out Gattuso," he said. We knocked on the door and out Rino came, screwing his eyes up as he advanced. Daniele started spraying, covering him in every last drop before running off to hide in his room.

He left me at the mercy of that monster in its underpants, absolutely dripping with foam and shouting total gibberish. Listening to him, though, I knew he was beginning to wake up and regain his senses. I tried to escape, but I was already done for. When the guy on your shoulder is Gattuso and he's out to do you harm, you can run as hard as you like, but he'll always catch you. Rino ran me through his full range of slaps.

Gattuso's also superstitious to a pretty disgusting degree. At the 2006 World Cup, because things were going well, he kept the same tracksuit on for more than a month. It was something like 40 degrees in Germany and he was going about dressed like a deep-sea diver. From round about the quarter-finals, he began to stink. Never mind a fire extinguisher – what he really needed was an industrial supply of lavender.

Rino's always been my favourite target, top of the table by some distance. This despite the fact that on several occasions he's tried to kill me with a fork. During meal times at Milanello, we'd invent all sorts to torment him and put him on the spot. When he got his verbs wrong (pretty much the whole time), we'd jump on him immediately. And then when he actually got them right, we'd make out that it was still wrong just to wind him up even more. Me, Ambrosini, Nesta, Inzaghi, Abbiati, Oddo: that was the group of bast***s right there.

"Rino, how are you?"

"Bad. We got beat yesterday. I was better if we won."

"Rino, try again. It's: 'I'd be better if we'd won.'"

“But it's the same thing."

"Not exactly, Rino."

"Fine then. I'd be better if we'd won."

"Rino, just how ignorant are you? 'I was better if we won.' That's how you say it."

"But that's what I said before."

"What, Rino?"

"That thing about winning."

"What thing, Rino? Can you repeat it?"

You could see the red mist coming down and he just wasn't able to hide it. We could tell what was coming and so we'd commandeer all the knives. Gattuso would grab a fork and try to stick it in us. On more than one occasion, he struck his intended target and the fork sank into our skin. We were as soft as tuna; the kind you can cut with a breadstick. Some of us ended up missing games because of one of Rino's fork attacks, even if the official explanation from the club was one of “muscle fatigue”.

We'd get out of his way when he got mad but once he'd calmed down and gone to his room, we'd come back out, pile up the sofas in front of the door and block his exit.

"Let me out – training starts in a while."

"Deal with it, terrone."

He'd then go crazy again, smashing up everything in sight. But even when he was angry, he was one of the good guys.

Amongst other things, I've seen Rino catch and eat live snails for a bet. He really does belong in a film.
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Sudžuka · Apr 16, 2014

Match starts in about 10 minutes if you didn't know

Nermin Kolašinac · Apr 16, 2014

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Match starts in about 10 minutes if you didn't know

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aint nobody got time for dat
bayern fck brother

Sudžuka · Apr 16, 2014

Nermin Kolasinac said: ↑

aint nobody got time for dat
bayern fck brother
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More Bayern fans will watch this match then the Bayern one today

Nermin Kolašinac · Apr 16, 2014

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More Bayern fans will watch this match then the Bayern one today
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lol you think?
i am not, i will watch second half

Sudžuka · Apr 16, 2014

Gol Di Mariaaaaaaaaaaaaa!

Sudžuka · Apr 16, 2014

Neymar is such a disgusting player

MissNina · Apr 16, 2014

Neymar is such a little c*nt!

Nermin Kolašinac · Apr 16, 2014

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Neymar is such a disgusting player
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hope he break his legs and head

BH Fanatico · Apr 16, 2014

Where can I get this Pirlo book hahaha

MissNina · Apr 16, 2014

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Where can I get this Pirlo book hahaha
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I suggest a book store