Let's make it 14 wins in a row in honor of Cruyff, AFC Ajax [R]

That's because Cruijff says so, he pointed out in the "Telegraaf" a few months ago why the Feyenoord Academy was the way to follow, and he has been saying that for the last few years........but maybe that was a way of kicking the Ajax Academy to follow his vision

 

Heshould hqve won it last year but he wasnt considered because he onlycoach for half the season. This season he didnt deserve it.

 

Future boss Fischer in action with 2 goals and 1 assist for Denmark U19.

http://kanalsport.dk/indslag/u19-drengene-smadrede-cypern-se-maalenehttp://kanalsport.dk/indslag/u19-drengene-smadrede-cypern-se-maalene

 

Vertonghen basically confirming that if negotiations with Tottenham are unsuccesful he'll be happy to play out his contract and leave on a free transfer next summer.

 

Oh, and I forgot the most important point: Academies arenot about winning trophies, but about developing kids and do that the right way. Cruijff knows how!!

 

The criteria according to the CBV (Coaches Betaald Voetbal) are not winning throphies but:

- the development of a learning plan for the entire youth academy
- the development of competency profiles for youth players and youth trainers
- attention for individual guidance of youth players
- local cooperation (with KNVB and other clubs) in terms of talents training, supporting amateurclubs, etc.
- application of modern media such as video analysis, use of internet etc.

 

Shots fired... lol

 

The transfer all of us were waiting for, Anouk Hoogendijk joins Ajax

 

Can't he just shut the ******** up? He might brake his leg coming season and then what for him?

 

I just don't get it.

 

Mmmm, you are quoting something that:
1: all teams did, including Ajax
2: something about 4 years ago
3: while not mentioning that other coaches at Feyenoord were of a different opinion.
4: that Feyenoord as the first Academy had put in a programm specially fit for small players because of Clasie and that since then we won the Award 3 times in a row while Johan Cruijff made minced meat of your Academy, because they didnot do what Feyenoord's Academy were doing for the past 4 years. Check the articles in the "Telegraaf" and Voetbal International earlier this year.
If Johan says that the Feyenoord Academy is everything an Academy should be, I take his opinion over yours.
But your comments reminded me that I have to put in the second part of my story about the development of Clasie in which your comments are being shredded.

 

Hello my dutch friends!
im a huge Ajax fan, ive been to alot of games of ajax and ajax is part of my heart, right after my first team which is Maccabi Tel-Aviv.

i was wandering how many of you guyz know/knew about the friendship between the Vak 410, Gate 11?



If you didnt, i found a nice article in here about it which is taken from the 12th player site --


BROTHERS

Our brotherhood with the Ajax fans began in the summer of 2002, after a friendship began to develop between several members of the 12th player and a couple of people from VAK 410, all sharing the love for Maccabi, Ajax and of course Israel. It didn't take long until banners and scarves were being replaced between the guys and an article about the 12th player was written in an Ajax's fanzine. Shortly afterwards, the brotherhood began spreading to everyone in gate 11, and memeber of SUB 11 started talking to the dutch fellows.
In the summer of 2003, Maccabi had a pre-season camp in Holland, Ajax fans went over and cheered for Maccabi. That same summer, Maccabi's arch rival - Hapoel, played against the Turkish team, Gazyantepspor in the UEFA cup in holland. Several Ajax fans made the journey and came to Rotterdam to root for Gazyantep.
In the middle of the 2003-2004 season, an Ajax fan came over to Israel and was staying at our houses, coming with us to everyplace we went, including matches.
During the season, Ajax fans had a tournament of their own, and our friends decided on using the 12'th player's symbol, and call their team "AFCA MACCABI".



The brotherhood reached it's peak during the 2004-2005 season, after Maccabi Qualified for the first time to the group stage of the CL. Maccabi had Bayren, Juventus and AJAX in the same group. The first match took place in Amsterdam, which means that 2000 Maccabi fans made the trip to Holland, 40 of them being members of SUB 11 and The 12th Player stayed at Ajax fans' houses, most of them from VAK 410. During the trip the fans exchanged flags, banners and scarves, talked about stuff they had on games and brought up suggestions on how to make the cheering better.





At the same time we also stayed at Ajax's fanclub, where we learned Ajax songs and vice versa. On Matchday we had a little parade at the Amsterdam streets, and a member of SUB11 even got in the early entrance to help. During the game, we could spot a banner from Vak 410 reading "Hapoel Zona" (Hapoel's a whore), a banner which they made for the game, while at the very same time, a banner mocking Feyenoord was hung in our gate. In addition, they made banners reading "The 12th player & AFCA". We made a banner reading "Brothers" with both symbols on the sides. 2 weeks later, Ajax arrived in Israel to play here, and Ajax fans arrived a week earlier, staying at members of the 12th player and Sub11 homes. The dutch came to the game between Maccabi and Beitar and against Haifa.
On Matchday, fans from both sides got together outside of the stadium and hung brotherhood banners inside the stadium. A few of the Ajax fans, stayed after the match between the 2 teams for our derby.
In the summer of 2005, approaching the 2005-2006 season, Maccabi had their pre-season training camp as usual, in Holland and got a wonderful round of applause from Ajax fans using flags, drums, pyros etc...
This only made the bond stronger and Maccabi players excited yet surprised. The brotherhood continued during the 2005-2006 season, while the Sub11 members made a banner that is shown in every game. Approaching the end of the season, Vak 410 people returned the favor and made one of their own about Vak 410 and Sub11. Merchandise was sent from Holland to Israel and vice versa.
A few of the 12th Player members also flew to Holland and went to the game between Ajax and PSV, where they hung a banner of the 12th player there. During the 3rd derby, Ajax fans hung a banner against Alkmaar with Maccabi's symbol to show their wishes for a win in the derby.
The best moment came when Maccabi's star and captain Avi Nimni had a birthday, Ajax fans (Vak410) made a banner in Hebrew (!!!) that said "Avi Nimni the King, Happy Birthday". They were also pictured with the banner at the DAMM square.




During Maccabi's pre-season training camp of summer 2006, continued our Dutch friends at their supporting tradition and like every other year, came to the camp while cheering for the players. At maccabi's match against Dan Helder, they even had a fight with local fans, due to wavings of Paestine's flags and shouting against Israel by the last ones.
At the begining of 2006/7 season, the 12th player made a poster with VAK 410 and the 12th players' symbols, and the word 'Brothers' written on it. That poster was hanged during Maccabi's home games.
Just before the first derbi match of 2006/7 season (which ended with Maccabi winning 3:1) came some VAK 410 members to the match, and were welcomed as guests by Maccabi's fans. As this season continued, several members of the SUB11 group went on another trip to The Netherlands and were hosted by Ajax fans during the matches.



During 2007/8 season, the fans maintained their conection strong, and kept on waving the other side's flags, and continued visiting some Ajax and Maccabi's matches.



Both parties keep in touch on a daily basis and hope for a long and successful brotherhood.


The 12th player & Vak 410 & Sub 11 - FOREVER

also found a great video from Maccabi fans trip to Amsterdam during the CL campaign (u can see Vak 410, the 12th player singing together).

 

I have no idea what you are ranting about, as this same thing is mentioned in the first part of my Clasie article. You are very upset about the 3d time in a row win by our Academy, if you keep on blabbering with nonsense about it. Simple question I asked before..Is Cruyff delusional when he praises our Academy earlier this year in both the "Telegraaf" and "Voetbal International" and doesnot he know what he is talking about and so the opposition against his vision on how the Ajax Academy should work are right?