General evolution (2020/2021)

[nitraM]

Originally Posted by Depor-Hammer

I put 00000 for the NIF and the Postcode, this was accepted and went through. if they require the correct info I will advise by email.

I believe they use the NIF as your ID basically. So you probably should of put a drivers license number or any identifyer for your country.

I have to pay them via direct bank deposit after e-mailing them. I have a spanish ID so I didn't run into that issue.

Also shareholders get a 5% discount at the deportienda site.

[ggeorg]

It seems we had a good game yesterday vz Arzua (though i was rooting for Arzua, for our Arzuanos friends ) winning comfortably 5-0

Game was on youtube, but i missed it...anyone watched it?

[Marci 14]

I watched the game, it was an usual friendly game without too much rush.
I must highlight the performance of Keko. The guy was absolutely faultless he was everywhere on the pitch. If we managed to keep him we would be a superior boost for this team.

[D.TRISTAN]

It was a good match.

1st half: FV tried unusual Lavolpiana that Dortmund used before. It worked well so Valin and Keko could attack right side very well.

2nd half: FV tried standard Lavolpiana. Álex was located between two centrebacks and Borges a bit upfront. Two strikers and two wingers switched position a lot. Much more dynamic.

FV showed clear ideas with 4-4-2 system. Worried thing is left attack seems to be weak. Lara was not good though he scored and provide assist. Nacho Gonzàlez were the same. They should use colleague more.

[Riazor warriors]

Originally Posted by Depor-Hammer

Mr Pink, I'm looking to get a couple, they are 60.10 each with a minimum of 2 shares.

Form at the bottom of this link https://despacho.rcdeportivo.es/ampliacion/

Thanks for sharing the link, i purchased a couple of shares, hopefully it will work. I received an email in Spanish but according to google translator the club will get back to me in 72 hours. Not sure how did it go for others who purchased shares.

I created a thread to talk about this so if anyone would like to share their experience please comment here, thanks http://www.deportivo-la-coruna.com/f...701#post564701

[Shelvin]

Anyone watched the documentary series "Leeds United: Take Us Home"? So good! I feel like we are the Leeds of Spain. They too reached the Champions League semi finals and then crashed all the way to the third division. Now with a great owner, great coach and and an excellent squad(with a good mix of local and outside players) they are back in the top flight. I feel like the Depor management should be studying the Leeds model and aim to mimic that.

[ggeorg]

Originally Posted by Shelvin

Anyone watched the documentary series "Leeds United: Take Us Home"? So good! I feel like we are the Leeds of Spain. They too reached the Champions League semi finals and then crashed all the way to the third division. Now with a great owner, great coach and and an excellent squad(with a good mix of local and outside players) they are back in the top flight. I feel like the Depor management should be studying the Leeds model and aim to mimic that.

Curious to see that, thanx Shelvin
But apart from the route from c.l to 3rd division, i don't think Depor resembles Leeds Utd. Leeds a traditional powerhouse in English football, metropolitan city and economical center, can attract investments, etc...
Do you think Bielsa will be ok with a segunda division salary?

Also the Leeds model required sth like 15 years to get back in premier league?

[Diligent]

Originally Posted by Shelvin

Anyone watched the documentary series "Leeds United: Take Us Home"? So good! I feel like we are the Leeds of Spain. They too reached the Champions League semi finals and then crashed all the way to the third division. Now with a great owner, great coach and and an excellent squad(with a good mix of local and outside players) they are back in the top flight. I feel like the Depor management should be studying the Leeds model and aim to mimic that.

Thanks Shelvin.

Haven't see the documentary that you've mentioned. Although there are some similarities between the two clubs I'm more agreeable to ggeorg's position on this.Wiith regard to Leeds United the link below gives a nice perspective from the fans point if view.

https://youtu.be/DN2p7OZK-P8

[Shelvin]

Originally Posted by ggeorg

Curious to see that, thanx Shelvin
But apart from the route from c.l to 3rd division, i don't think Depor resembles Leeds Utd. Leeds a traditional powerhouse in English football, metropolitan city and economical center, can attract investments, etc...
Do you think Bielsa will be ok with a segunda division salary?

Also the Leeds model required sth like 15 years to get back in premier league?

This is the one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EY5Slz1-_90

I think there is cheaper Bielsa out there. Just need to look hard enough

But really the documentary emphasises the genius of Radrizanni is bringing in the right group of people to take Leeds back to the promise land. It doesn't have to take 15 years but we definitely need someone who is passionate about the city and the club to come in. Maybe its wishful thinking....but never say never.

[lottery loverat]

Originally Posted by ggeorg

Curious to see that, thanx Shelvin
But apart from the route from c.l to 3rd division, i don't think Depor resembles Leeds Utd. Leeds a traditional powerhouse in English football, metropolitan city and economical center, can attract investments, etc...
Do you think Bielsa will be ok with a segunda division salary?

Also the Leeds model required sth like 15 years to get back in premier league?

Leeds never have been and never will be considered a traditional powerhouse of English football. Professional football started in England in 1890. Leeds have been good for three short periods in that time. 1965-75, 1990-92, 1997-2001. For the majority of their existence IE 1920 onwards they’ve been a tier two club.
They are undoubtedly one of the 13 or 14 biggest clubs in England. As a one club city they have potential but rugby and cricket are as important to the people of Leeds as football is.

[lottery loverat]

I think we’ve all read the excellent long article on yesterday’s Guardian (U.K. newspaper) theguardian.com website in football section by sid Lowe their Spanish football correspondent.

He’s an Englishman married to a Spanish girl from Oviedo iirc. He played a big part in their rescue by writing an article which resulted in the worldwide rush to PayPal them €10 when they looked like going out of business.
The people at Depor are obviously aware of this but have chosen to go another route in the latest Depor rescue bid. If they ARENT aware of it then frankly they shouldn’t be involved in professional football as it’s their job to be aware of this sort of stuff.

[ggeorg]

Originally Posted by lottery loverat

Leeds never have been and never will be considered a traditional powerhouse of English football. Professional football started in England in 1890. Leeds have been good for three short periods in that time. 1965-75, 1990-92, 1997-2001. For the majority of their existence IE 1920 onwards they’ve been a tier two club.
They are undoubtedly one of the 13 or 14 biggest clubs in England. As a one club city they have potential but rugby and cricket are as important to the people of Leeds as football is.

thanx

Originally Posted by lottery loverat

The people at Depor are obviously aware of this but have chosen to go another route in the latest Depor rescue bid. If they ARENT aware of it then frankly they shouldn’t be involved in professional football as it’s their job to be aware of this sort of stuff.

good point that! I've been one more in the long line in saving Oviedo, now they are above us

[DepHun]

Originally Posted by lottery loverat

They are undoubtedly one of the 13 or 14 biggest clubs in England. .

not sure, although they won more titles than Spurs:
http://rsssf.com/tablese/engalltime.html

[ggeorg]

not quite on topic, but wanted to post this somewhere


https://as.com/futbol/2020/11/19/int...52_924870.html





Angelino, a Depor legend

[DepHun]

hahaha, really a legend