Café de Saint-Germain (Vol. IV) - 2005-2006

Psglove · Jan 9, 2006

Merci ^^
Par contre n'hésite pas à me tutoyer, je suis trop jeune pour qu'on me vouvoie

Bon à part ça j'ai pu voir qu'on aurait rien de nouveau pour ce mercato. En fait on peut dire qu'on acquérit enfin Kinder Bueno et Cebolla, et qu'on enregistre le retour de prêt de Paulo Cesar qui nous plombe une place d'extra-communautaire depuis 3 ans déjà...

Y a du bon et du moins bon quoi...

Ca me fait un peu penser à l'année dernière, le bon c'était le retour de blessure de Rothen et le moins bon l'arrivée de Semak (on s'en souviendra xD).

gaijin · Jan 9, 2006

Paulo Cesar!

L'homme qui temps oublie.

Je suis tres etonne qu'il a un contract avec le club, meme apres tous ces annees et entraineurs...

Semak est merde - il etait merde plus notablement quand il a joue pour le konye pendant ses deux saisons dernieres.

Ca jeux contre PSG dans le CL - c'etait un coup de veine.

l'ideal Russe dans ca position est....

Andrey Arshavin. Il est la bombe pour Zenit.

Mais, comme je suis un fan de Lokomotiv - je peut dire que Bilyaletdinov n'est pas a vendre

gaijin · Jan 9, 2006

Time to liven this part of the board up...

Who is this guy?

He played for the club during the early years and almost did a tour of the Parisian clubs going from Paris FC and onto Red Star. Played 6 times for the National team and scored twice. Played right side of defence and midfield iirc.

He is now President of Red Star.

Free rep if you guess correctly.

No googling!

gaijin · Jan 9, 2006

Psglove said:

Merci ^^
Par contre n'hésite pas à me tutoyer, je suis trop jeune pour qu'on me vouvoie
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Almost forgot...

si vous voulez, vous pouvez signer cette carte des supportuers du PSG:

http://www.frappr.com/psgsupporters

aussi:

https://www.bigsoccer.com/forum/showthread.php?t=175507

gaijin · Jan 9, 2006

Is it me or does the player in question look a lot like Julian Barratt off the Mighty Boosh?

Psglove · Jan 9, 2006

I don't know him so I can't help you

gaijin · Jan 9, 2006

Psglove said:

I don't know him so I can't help you
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Oh, I know the answer - I just wonder if our peeps can?

sl7vk · Jan 9, 2006

ganu said:

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Che Guevara!

gaijin · Jan 11, 2006

Auxerre at home in the cup for Paris.

Thoughts?

My first thought is....

....revenge!

sl7vk · Jan 12, 2006

Awefully quiet around here.....

Mel Brennan · Jan 31, 2006

Pauleta - 'We are not one of the big guns'

Paris St Germain captain Pauleta has launched a scathing attack on what he perceives to be unrealistic expectations at the Parc des Princes club.

The Portugal international claims comparisons with four-time defending Ligue 1 champions Lyon are unfounded as PSG are well short of Les Gones' level.

"What have PSG won in the past 10 years?" he said.

"Who are PSG? We are not one of the big guns. The top team in France is Lyon. The others are all the same level right down to 10th or 12th spot."

PSG are currently fifth in the table but a whopping 17 points behind Gerard Houllier's table-topping Lyon side.

"Our aim every season is just to make sure the team qualifies for European competition the following year," added Pauleta.

"Right now it looks as if we are on course for achieving that objective and I do think that our team will finish in the top four, because we are good enough to do that."

Pauleta believes the team's main problem is their mentality.

"Even if we go out and buy two or three players it won't make PSG a great team again," he added.

"We need to remain calm and ensure that nobody steps out of line. We also need to change the way we interact with the press. Here everyone talks to them.

"At Lyon no-one does, except after the matches.

"We will see at the end of the season where we stand in the table, but if we are still five or six points behind the top of the table, then yes, it will have been a disappointing season for me."

PSG's away form has been the key to their disappointing form with Pauleta insistent they have a soft core when they embark on their travels.

"Only a few teams manage to win their away matches in Ligue 1," he said.

"The difference between us and the other teams is that the others draw and we lose.

"However, on Saturday against Strasbourg (who are languishing in the relegation zone), we have no right to lose.

"If we want to keep competing for places at the top of the table, we must not lose any more away matches."
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gaijin · Jan 31, 2006

Pedro needs to get off the wacky sauce.

Although sadly I agree with most of what he says.

Well thankfully we didn't lose against Strasbourg, but only because of the snow and ice.

But I really think if we can dispose Auxerre and get some nice home draws from then on - we could get to the French Cup final.

sl7vk · Jan 31, 2006

Hey Nancy is as big a club as PSG! Awesome Pedro!

El-ahrairah · Jul 23, 2006

sl7vk? Well, you never know who you may meet while "surfing" thru the other BigSoccer forums.

For anyone who cares, yes, I do like both PSG and OM. PSG form many years back when they won the Cup Winner's Cup (boy, am I old or what?) and OM from when I lived in the Bouches du Rhone back in the late 90's and they had Ravanelli and Bernard Tapie ran the show. I even think they had J-P Papin on the team (who didn't at one time). Anyway, since this is a pro-PSG forum, (wrapping my PSG scarf around my neck), Allez PSG!

P.S. Did I ever tell you about my two rugby teams, Stade Toulousaing and CABC-Brivist?

ilv2 · Jul 27, 2006

well, just put psg ahead of om in your fav club profile and you're set

are we gonna have a new edition of the Cafe de SG for next season?