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Old 02 Jun 2005, 08:23 AM   #1
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Miro Klose has an inflamed knee and will require surgery.
Because of that he will miss the Confederations Cup and two test matches.

Brdaric will replace him.

That's a damn shame. I would have liked to see the best German squad play.

What's with Klinsmann never inviting Sebastian Kehl?
I think he played a superb second half of the season and deserves a call-up!
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Old 02 Jun 2005, 08:36 AM   #2
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Hmm I guess Klinsmann has a grudge against Kehl.
But on the on hand I am happy he han't invited Kelly, cause he needs the time to rest ... especially with UI cup

on the other hand its a shame
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Old 02 Jun 2005, 11:08 AM   #3
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Hmm I guess Klinsmann has a grudge against Kehl.
But on the on hand I am happy he han't invited Kelly, cause he needs the time to rest ... especially with UI cup

on the other hand its a shame


Kehl couldn't play even if he was called up.

He just had ankle surgery. It was on the list.




Dortmund Praise Kehl

By Thomas Zeh for Sky Sports.com - 27 May 2005



Borussia Dortmund director of sport Michael Zorc hailed midfielder Sebastian Kehl for delaying his ankle surgery until the off-season.

Problems have plagued the former German international for months and although things have got worse in the past few weeks, the former Freiburg star refused to undergo an operation while the season was in progress as he was keen to help his side seal a place in Europe.

"We were impressed by his decision and will hold it in high regard," stressed Zorc, whose team finally missed out on qualifying for the Uefa Cup, but will have a chance to sneak into the competition through the back door of a successful Intertoto Cup campaign.

Kehl is now set to undergo surgery this week and will be hopeful that he will be fully recovered when Dortmund enter the competition in mid-July.
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What's with Klinsmann never inviting Sebastian Kehl?
I think he played a superb second half of the season and deserves a call-up!

Kehl just had ankle surgery. Kehl's focus is being ready for Dortmund when we begin Intertoto Competition.
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Oh I see. Thanks
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Old 02 Jun 2005, 01:56 PM   #6
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whats the lineup for NI on saturday?

since, theres another, tougher friendly against russia coming up before the confed cup, id go with


______________timo

hinkel______huth____per_____schulz

deisler____frings_____tim____schweini

___________________poldi
________kuranyi


first choice forwards to get them confidence, bring on owomoyela for hinkel, arne for huth, hitz for schulz, schneider for basti, ballack for frings, ernst and engelhardt for tim and schweini and hanke and brdaric for the forwards at various stages of the game...


(i know klinsmann isnt sven, but this is NI, ffs - a chance to experiment and give everybody some meaningful playing time before the tournament...


against russia, go with full strength

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owomoyela____huth______per________hitz

deisler_______frings_____ballack___schweini

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Its a damn shame we lose Klose, he really puts it out there for the NT, unlike his replacement... :rolleye: I hope he doesn't get any playing time.
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Its a damn shame we lose Klose, he really puts it out there for the NT, unlike his replacement... :rolleye: I hope he doesn't get any playing time.
It is a shame that we don't have a better option than Brdaric as a replacement...
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Its a damn shame we lose Klose, he really puts it out there for the NT, unlike his replacement... :rolleye: I hope he doesn't get any playing time.


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It is a shame that we don't have a better option than Brdaric as a replacement...

Number one, I'm glad this tournament doesn't mean much. Let's hope Klose doesn't get hurt before next year's tournament.

Number two, I wish Klinsi would have called up one of the younger strikers.

Number three, Thomas Brdaric is the ONLY PLAYER who ever made me want to see Oliver Kahn's side of a story! LOL!!

If you guys saw my description of my opinion of Landon Donovan for running out on Leverkusen yet again, double that disgust and you have my feeling about Thomas Brdaric when Kahn grabbed the back of his neck in that match a few years ago.

What a wuss!
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I wonder if Klinsmann should experiment with a traditional 3-5-2 again instead of 4-4-2 as long as Lahm is injured. I think having to force Hitzlsperger to play LB or worse, having someone like Christian Schulz as our standard LB, is not the best option. Why play with four defenders when the opposition hardly ever has more than two strikers? Fielding someone like Schulz literally means wasting one man.

Why not try a 3-5-2?

---------------Podolski-------------Kuranyi

-Schweinsteiger------Ballack----Deisler------Schneider

---------------------------Frings

-------------Huth-------Mertesacker------Friedrich

----------------------------Kahn


It just hurts seeing a rather untalented player like Schulz take away a place when there's so much talent in the midfield.
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