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BrianCappellieri
23 Jul 2002, 04:11 PM
The official Udinese thread
Official Website (http://www.udinese.it/)
BrianCappellieri
23 Jul 2002, 04:13 PM
Udinese Swoop For Jancker (http://www.planetfootball.com/article.asp?id=100636&clid=&cpid=&Title=Udinese+swoop+for+Jancker)
Jancker Leaves Bayern For Udinese (http://www.thebeautifulgame.co.uk/newsitem.php?id=158004)
The Bundesliga side rejected interest from Galatasary and others this summer in the burly 29 year old but the Italian offer for Jancker has been accepted.
bestianera
23 Jul 2002, 07:08 PM
that's an excellent buy for Udinese (btw,it was Jancker who turned down a move to Galatasaray,not Bayern Munich)
it fixes the only true hole in the formation,the reason why the team struggled so much at home last season: i know Jancker ain't a reliable finisher and that he's coming from the worst possible campaign for a striker (0 goals in 18 league matches...) but he will create openings in the attack for Muzzi,Di Michele and the midfielders when the guests make barrickades.
and whatever his recent performances,snatching the starting centreforward of the WC finalists for a mere €4 mil is a coup!
Sosa was possibly a marginally more proficient scorer but Jancker is much better at working for the team.
if the article doesn't tell it,il Pampa has been loaned out to Boca Juniors and Iaquinta is on his way to Chievo: i hope the Pozzos will acquire an insurance policy for Carsten,but Bierhoff's demands might be too high for the finances of Udinese... some other big and strong forward had better arrive though
germans have been few but have established a legacy of excellence at Udinese (Neumann in the early 80's,Bierhoff),the premises are all positives: now i feel much more optimistic about next season!
bye
Marco Mitis
25 Jul 2002, 05:10 AM
I've read that the offer for Bierhoff includes a career as Udinese executive after his playing yers will be over. Do you know if that's true, bestianera?
Oliver is still loved in Friuli, has at least a couple of good years, maybe not 90' per games but 45' yes, and his sports history and behavior in and out the field would make him a good front man for the club.
Will he be intersted in this?
Mario
25 Jul 2002, 08:45 AM
Welcome again bestianera! don't want to be rough but... what???
Originally posted by bestianera
and whatever his recent performances,snatching the starting centreforward of the WC finalists for a mere €4 mil is a coup!
As far as I know, Jancker played as a sub
SueB
25 Jul 2002, 10:34 AM
hehe. BigSoccer is an addiction. Welcome back, bestianera. I knew the disappointment and disillusion would fade away at least a little bit, eventually. It certainly helps that, if you hadn't noticed, every single post from during the World Cup (and everything else for that matter) got lost a week or so ago, and BigSoccer has had to start fresh. :D
bestianera
25 Jul 2002, 05:47 PM
Originally posted by Marco Mitis
I've read that the offer for Bierhoff includes a career as Udinese executive after his playing yers will be over. Do you know if that's true, bestianera?
Oliver is still loved in Friuli, has at least a couple of good years, maybe not 90' per games but 45' yes, and his sports history and behavior in and out the field would make him a good front man for the club.
Will he be intersted in this?
ce robonis! un furlàn tal Bigsoccer!
ben trovàt!
how come you're not updated? it says clearly on both Messaggero Veneto (http://www.messaggeroveneto.kataweb.it/messaggeroveneto/quotidiano/nazionale/sport.htm) and Gazzettino (http://www.gazzettino.it/main.php3?Luogo=Friuli) that eventually Jancker's age made the difference; Bierhoff was probably never more than a last resort in Marino's and Pozzo's eyes,smoke in the eyes of Bayern M.
with Iaquinta leaving (great!) Oliver would make a nice replacement but his salary demands are too high for that role at Udinese;reports suggest Chievo are the first in line for his services now
the door for a managerial career might be still open though,but a couple of years away
i have to correct the terms of the deal: it's now reported Udinese acquired the striker on joint-ownership for about €2.5 mil; Jancker signed a 5 year contract corresponding him € 600.000 annually.
and Mario,Jancker was actually benched after the first three WC matches; it remains a bargain IMO
now i'm willing to get a season ticket,i think we'll compete for the UEFA spots again,if Spalletti don't screw it up (i'm not sold on the 4-4-2)
bestianera
25 Jul 2002, 05:50 PM
Originally posted by SueB
hehe. BigSoccer is an addiction. Welcome back, bestianera. I knew the disappointment and disillusion would fade away at least a little bit, eventually. It certainly helps that, if you hadn't noticed, every single post from during the World Cup (and everything else for that matter) got lost a week or so ago, and BigSoccer has had to start fresh. :D
i noticed i'm no more under caution too...
i still don't feel i'll be posting regularly as i did last year,but when the urge is uncontrollable... ;)
BrianCappellieri
25 Jul 2002, 09:14 PM
Boro draw with Udinese
Middlesbrough earned a creditable 2-2 draw with Udinese in a compelling pre-season friendly held in Gmunden, Austria...
Ananova (http://www.ananova.com/sport/soccer/story/sm_637221.html?menu=sport.football)
BrianCappellieri
27 Jul 2002, 02:35 PM
Alaves Sign Luis Helguera On Loan
Alaves have signed Udinese midfielder Luis Helguera on a season-long loan.
The 26-year-old, brother of Real Madrid's Ivan, said: "I am very happy with this move to Spain as it is near my house in Santander, which is important to me."
"Plus I will get the chance to play in the Uefa Cup."
SoccerAge (http://www.soccerage.com/en/13/g0973.html)
Mario
27 Jul 2002, 04:54 PM
hey bestianera how good became Helguera in Udine??? as good as his brother??? I know they play in a different position but as efficient???
bestianera
30 Jul 2002, 05:39 PM
he's slower and that makes all the difference; technically he's above avarage relatively to his role,and most of the times can make up for the lack of quickness with excellent positioning
has to play central or literally everyone will blow past him on the wings
he's achieved the key requisite of his position: consistency. you'll rarely get a weak performance by him but on the other side he seldom shines.
he's also not a scoring threat
very good teammate,stays in his place and won't cause any troble in the locker-room
basically a supporting midfielder and a reliable one; someone you buy to solidify the roster,not to make the next step
Mario
30 Jul 2002, 05:52 PM
Then Alaves is becoming a threat! look at their signings! but that's another discussion!
cuit-tea
31 Jul 2002, 08:43 AM
hi bestia ... still remember me ??? :D
I've been busy everyday, but I'm glad that you still exist here, posting your report
how about your offer ??? about the stuffs ???
bestianera
01 Aug 2002, 05:51 PM
Originally posted by cuit-tea
hi bestia ... still remember me ???
I've been busy everyday, but I'm glad that you still exist here, posting your report
how about your offer ??? about the stuffs ???
hey,i'm glad i still exist too (here or anywhere else,that's not the point ;) )
check your pm box!
2002-03 schedule released: first we take San Siro,then we take the world... :D
01/09 - Milan (rit. 26/01)
15/09 - PARMA (rit. 02/02)
16/09 - Piacenza (rit. 09/02)
29/09 - ATALANTA (rit. 16/02)
06/10 - Roma (rit. 23/02)
20/10 - REGGINA (rit. 02/03)
27/10 - Juventus (rit. 09/03)
03/11 - BOLOGNA (rit. 16/03)
10/11 - Inter (rit. 23/03)
17/11 - CHIEVO (rit. 06/04)
24/11 - Brescia (rit. 13/04)
01/12 - Como (rit. 19/04)
08/12 - EMPOLI (rit. 27/04)
15/12 - TORINO (rit. 04/05)
22/12 - Modena (rit. 11/05)
12/01 - PERUGIA (rit. 18/05)
19/01 - Lazio (rit. 25/05)
* home matches in capitols,rit= return leg
cuit-tea
04 Aug 2002, 07:21 AM
geezz .... thanks for your reply bestia,
I have received your PM >>> but I am a new users so I can't reply it (I dunno why, I have used it before and now it didn't work again ) :(
they said about the ilegal spam or something ...
dunno ??
hey, ok I'll be patient to wait your packet :D
thanks
are your account in soccerforums still exist??
maybe I can PM you there ...
yea ... WE'LL KICK 'EM ALL !!!
bestianera
04 Aug 2002, 02:12 PM
Originally posted by cuit-tea
yea ... WE'LL KICK 'EM ALL !!!
that's the spirit! :D
i'll submit your problem with the pm to the administrators,there must have been a misunderstanding
in the meantime you can simply use my e-mail account: click on my handle and my profile will appear; my e-mail address is publicly available
edit: problem solved,you're now granted access to the pm box according to the administrator
bestianera
10 Aug 2002, 03:59 AM
http://www.udinese.it/news/news.htm
has gone through a restyling and it's richer in content
here (http://www.udinese.it/squadra/squadra.htm) you can find the complete roster (expect some more transfers before the season starts though) with the uniform numbers for next season
the gallery (http://www.udinese.it/gallery/gallery.htm) is the place to find pics and videos and on this page (http://www.udinese.it/societa/societa.htm) you can find a map of Udine and how to reach the stadium and a couple of nice pictures of the stadium itself
bestianera
13 Aug 2002, 01:44 AM
you have questions to submit to Udinese or the single players? you can use this e-mail address to contact the club,which will eventually forward your e-mail to the players:
contact@udinese.it
important news: Udinese Calcio has found the sponsor for the new season - Bernardi - a clothing distribution firm which has its headquarters in the province of Udine.
the amount of the contribution is undisclosed but will certainly top any previous deal (the last one with Ristora was € 1 million)
let the ass-kicking begin! :D
BrianCappellieri
13 Sep 2002, 01:34 PM
SoccerAge (http://www.soccerage.com/en/13/h2378.html)Jancker Ready For Serie A Debut
New Udinese striker Carsten Jancker says he is relishing his Serie A debut.
"I can't wait to play," he said. "The Uefa Cup zone must be an objective of ours. As far as I am concerned, I hope to do well, also because in attack I will count on Muzzi, a really good partner."