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Filip · 27-02-2013, 22:24

hey watch your language, this forum is 'children allowed'

i'll rather ask Mila to flip me off, thanks but no thanks

DepHun · 28-02-2013, 10:35

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Originally Posted by deporiginal

Anderlecht - Waregem 0-1

First home loss of the season for Anderlecht. And that's why they're afraid of Waregem, Filip

congrats Greg. The chance of a July Zulte, sorry Waregem - Rába ETO, sorry, Győri ETO, sorry, ETO FC Győr CL qualification match is bigger and bigger.

Filip · 28-02-2013, 12:54

hahaha Joey Barton was yesterday looking for a fight with Abramihovitch abrahimovitch the swedes bosnian one; shame he didnt jump on it

DepHun · 28-02-2013, 13:22

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Originally Posted by Filip

hahaha Joey Barton was yesterday looking for a fight with Abramihovitch abrahimovitch the swedes bosnian one; shame he didnt jump on it

Allez Joey!

deporiginal · 28-02-2013, 22:11

Well Miles, Cercle is officially in the relegation play-off after losing the Bruges derby tonight.

The only way they can avoid last place and get the advantage in the relegation play-off, is if they beat Bergen next week while Beerschot loses at Waasland, and if they then go on to beat Beerschot on the last matchday.

That seems unlikely though, so Cercle will have to start the relegation play-off with 0 points, Beerschot with 3. They then play each other 5 times in a row. Actually, they'll play each other 6 times in a row, if you count the last matchday of the regular league. And even if they survive that, then they still need to win the play-offs with three second division teams.

Anyway, it's still not certain Beerschot will be their rival though. Lierse is also a possibility. In fact, Lierse is much weaker on paper than Beerschot, so it could actually be in Cercle's interests to lose the final matchday against Beerschot, in order to get Lierse as opponent instead. Beerschot is having a horrible off-season, while they should have plenty of quality to finish in the top half. I'm afraid those "qualities" will shine through if they're forced to fight against relegation.

Filip · 28-02-2013, 22:18

it's complete and utter madness to let two teams fight 6 times in a row each other just to see who goes to second division

ONLY in belgium!!!!!!

deporiginal · 28-02-2013, 22:29

Indeed

That's not even mentioning the fact that after the relegation play-off, the "winning" team has to wait over a month until the other play-off series starts. By that time they're completely out of match rhythm.

Anyway, Club Brugge once again showed what a small team it is. Awful game by them, very lucky to be winning 0-1. Then in injury time Eidur Gudjohnson, the man who Club "stole" from Cercle two months ago, scores the second. Gudjohnson immediately makes clear he does NOT want to celebrate against his ex-club, yet the other players start jumping on him and hugging him as if he scored the goal that won them the Champions League.

One minute later, they somehow even score 0-3, and once again celebrate like crazy, with Gudjohnson even walking away from his teammates with an angry look on his face.

Then after the game, Club Brugge's captain decided to plant their club flag in the middle of the pitch (Cercle and Club share the same stadium), but was almost kicked off the pitch by Cercle's officials. Unbelievable.

To celebrate the demise of their "little brother" like that is already pretty sad. And the fact that they played an absolutely dreadful and lazy game, makes this even more unbelievable. These idiots should be ashamed of themselves.

I hate Anderlecht because of their, to put it simply, match-fixing. They can do anything they want, and never get punished. Club Brugge on the other hand, I hate because I have no sympathy whatsoever for their players and their fans. Both are sickeningly annoying and have no standards whatsoever. Genk and Standard though, I like

Filip · 28-02-2013, 23:56

THE Eidur Gudjohnson??

did he lost the way? Did he swim in the canal and came out the wrong side of it? What's he doing in brugge???

deporiginal · 01-03-2013, 10:02

Yes, somehow Cercle signed him this summer. After losing some weight, he was becoming vital for Cercle and it seemed like he would save Cercle from the drop all on his own. Then Club inexplicably swooped in this winter, and convinced him to move by splashing some cash. All that money while they didn't even need another striker. He's pretty much been exclusively on the bench. Yesterday was only his second goal for Club. Club pretty much condemned Cercle to relegation when they did that. Spending loads of money on yet another player they don't need. One of the most bizarre transfers in Belgian history for sure. Seems like they only did it to screw over Cercle.

The commentator did have a nice comment yesterday though. "Hij heeft voor Chelsea en Barcelona gespeeld, hij won de Champions League, de Premier League en La Liga... En nu wordt hij uitgefloten door de Cercle-aanhang. Het kan verkeren"

DepHun · 01-03-2013, 10:32

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Originally Posted by deporiginal

if they beat Bergen next week

what's that, Greg? Brann from Norway in the Jupiler?

Can you write a few words about the homelesses of Luik? Where are they? (RFC)

Filip · 01-03-2013, 10:54

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Originally Posted by deporiginal

The commentator did have a nice comment yesterday though. "Hij heeft voor Chelsea en Barcelona gespeeld, hij won de Champions League, de Premier League en La Liga... En nu wordt hij uitgefloten door de Cercle-aanhang. Het kan verkeren"

hahaha brilliant

didnt i say that this new guy in brugge doesnt know a thing about football? This transfer is his work.

deporiginal · 02-03-2013, 20:57

Anderlecht was eliminated in the semi-finals of the Belgian cup on penalties just now. Surprise surprise

Awesome penalty series though. All 20 players left on the field had to take a penalty. In the end Anderlecht's keeper missed the last one, after which Genk's keeper scored and won it for Genk.

Crazy though. Genk 3 times under pressure for HAVING to score it, and every time they did. The ninth penalty (out of 10), was insane. Proto seemed to save it for Anderlecht with his left hand, but he then sort of fell on top of the ball and it ended up rolling in anyway. Genk had the chance to seal the win three times, but twice Proto saved the ball. He was chanceless at the last attempt though

It was no surprise that Anderlecht knocked three of their 10 penalties out of the stadium, once again

I have never seen a team take penalties as bad as Anderlecht. No matter who shoots, it never goes in.

Marko · 03-03-2013, 14:12

Chaos in the Macedonian league...
Today was the first matchday of this half season, but only 3 matches will be played (actually one was played yesterday and two will be played today).
What about the other three matches?
First the match Bregalnica-Napredok can't be played cause the pitych of Bregalnica become a pool because of the big rains in the last days.
Look at it lol

And here is the stadium of Turnovo.

The second match was postponed cause Shkendija is on the way to be removed in the lowest league.
They have new resident.
He wanted to find a way to deal with their debts, and he find it

He deleted the club from the central register and formed another club with the same name.
He didn't know that that can't be the same club anymore, and they should start from the lowest division.
But you know, they are minority so the federation do everything to help them and solve this problem.
Actually next week we play against him in Skopje.
The situation in Skopje this days isn't very good, I think you've all know what was happening the last few days with the ethnic incidents.
Federation do everything so they can put the match earlier when people are on work so less peopole to be on the stadiums. Away fans aren't allowed to come anyway.
So they've decide to make some corections of our stadium so we can play in some stadium with less capacity (not that we have big choice the other stadiums in Skopje have maximum 2500 capacity).

And today 20 hours before the match the big derby, we all waitted since last year between Pelister and Vardar was postponed due to the situation in the capital city. There weren't enough police, special forces to be in two cities in the same time.
The anger between the fans is biger. First the host Pelister will have less money from tickets cause the match will be played in wednesday at working time. Second we were giving everything to get permission to go on thse away match.
There were many meetings with the federation, clubs, police, and finally they gave us permissin to travel in Bitola. Then they were sugesting to the railway station and on the bus travel ogranisations to reject our calls. Finally we found 12 busses for this away match, and then DONG!!!

deporiginal · 03-03-2013, 19:53

Waregem with a 0-1 win at Charleroi after a goal in the 92nd minute

Completely undeserved but who cares

Just 3 points away from Anderlecht now, 11 and 12 points ahead of Genk and Club Brugge. I love these last-gasp goals!

Rack · 04-03-2013, 11:39

Hey Marko, how are the swimming pools these days?

Just wondering - do they show Macedonian liga games on tv there? It seems like an awful lot of stress (for the supporters) to go to an away match. If it was on tv, would you still go?

28-02-2013, 22:29	#4327
deporiginal Legend Peña Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 13,357	Indeed That's not even mentioning the fact that after the relegation play-off, the "winning" team has to wait over a month until the other play-off series starts. By that time they're completely out of match rhythm. Anyway, Club Brugge once again showed what a small team it is. Awful game by them, very lucky to be winning 0-1. Then in injury time Eidur Gudjohnson, the man who Club "stole" from Cercle two months ago, scores the second. Gudjohnson immediately makes clear he does NOT want to celebrate against his ex-club, yet the other players start jumping on him and hugging him as if he scored the goal that won them the Champions League. One minute later, they somehow even score 0-3, and once again celebrate like crazy, with Gudjohnson even walking away from his teammates with an angry look on his face. Then after the game, Club Brugge's captain decided to plant their club flag in the middle of the pitch (Cercle and Club share the same stadium), but was almost kicked off the pitch by Cercle's officials. Unbelievable. To celebrate the demise of their "little brother" like that is already pretty sad. And the fact that they played an absolutely dreadful and lazy game, makes this even more unbelievable. These idiots should be ashamed of themselves. I hate Anderlecht because of their, to put it simply, match-fixing. They can do anything they want, and never get punished. Club Brugge on the other hand, I hate because I have no sympathy whatsoever for their players and their fans. Both are sickeningly annoying and have no standards whatsoever. Genk and Standard though, I like Last edited by deporiginal : 28-02-2013 at 22:34.

02-03-2013, 20:57	#4332
deporiginal Legend Peña Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 13,357	Anderlecht was eliminated in the semi-finals of the Belgian cup on penalties just now. Surprise surprise Awesome penalty series though. All 20 players left on the field had to take a penalty. In the end Anderlecht's keeper missed the last one, after which Genk's keeper scored and won it for Genk. Crazy though. Genk 3 times under pressure for HAVING to score it, and every time they did. The ninth penalty (out of 10), was insane. Proto seemed to save it for Anderlecht with his left hand, but he then sort of fell on top of the ball and it ended up rolling in anyway. Genk had the chance to seal the win three times, but twice Proto saved the ball. He was chanceless at the last attempt though It was no surprise that Anderlecht knocked three of their 10 penalties out of the stadium, once again I have never seen a team take penalties as bad as Anderlecht. No matter who shoots, it never goes in. Last edited by deporiginal : 02-03-2013 at 21:00.

03-03-2013, 19:53	#4334
deporiginal Legend Peña Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 13,357	Waregem with a 0-1 win at Charleroi after a goal in the 92nd minute Completely undeserved but who cares Just 3 points away from Anderlecht now, 11 and 12 points ahead of Genk and Club Brugge. I love these last-gasp goals! __________________

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27-02-2013, 22:24	#4321
Filip Administrator Peña Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Praha Posts: 7,277	hey watch your language, this forum is 'children allowed' i'll rather ask Mila to flip me off, thanks but no thanks

28-02-2013, 12:54	#4323
Filip Administrator Peña Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Praha Posts: 7,277	hahaha Joey Barton was yesterday looking for a fight with Abramihovitch abrahimovitch the swedes bosnian one; shame he didnt jump on it

28-02-2013, 22:11	#4325
deporiginal Legend Peña Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 13,357	Well Miles, Cercle is officially in the relegation play-off after losing the Bruges derby tonight. The only way they can avoid last place and get the advantage in the relegation play-off, is if they beat Bergen next week while Beerschot loses at Waasland, and if they then go on to beat Beerschot on the last matchday. That seems unlikely though, so Cercle will have to start the relegation play-off with 0 points, Beerschot with 3. They then play each other 5 times in a row. Actually, they'll play each other 6 times in a row, if you count the last matchday of the regular league. And even if they survive that, then they still need to win the play-offs with three second division teams. Anyway, it's still not certain Beerschot will be their rival though. Lierse is also a possibility. In fact, Lierse is much weaker on paper than Beerschot, so it could actually be in Cercle's interests to lose the final matchday against Beerschot, in order to get Lierse as opponent instead. Beerschot is having a horrible off-season, while they should have plenty of quality to finish in the top half. I'm afraid those "qualities" will shine through if they're forced to fight against relegation.

28-02-2013, 22:18	#4326
Filip Administrator Peña Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Praha Posts: 7,277	it's complete and utter madness to let two teams fight 6 times in a row each other just to see who goes to second division ONLY in belgium!!!!!!

28-02-2013, 23:56	#4328
Filip Administrator Peña Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Praha Posts: 7,277	THE Eidur Gudjohnson?? did he lost the way? Did he swim in the canal and came out the wrong side of it? What's he doing in brugge???

01-03-2013, 10:02	#4329
deporiginal Legend Peña Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 13,357	Yes, somehow Cercle signed him this summer. After losing some weight, he was becoming vital for Cercle and it seemed like he would save Cercle from the drop all on his own. Then Club inexplicably swooped in this winter, and convinced him to move by splashing some cash. All that money while they didn't even need another striker. He's pretty much been exclusively on the bench. Yesterday was only his second goal for Club. Club pretty much condemned Cercle to relegation when they did that. Spending loads of money on yet another player they don't need. One of the most bizarre transfers in Belgian history for sure. Seems like they only did it to screw over Cercle. The commentator did have a nice comment yesterday though. "Hij heeft voor Chelsea en Barcelona gespeeld, hij won de Champions League, de Premier League en La Liga... En nu wordt hij uitgefloten door de Cercle-aanhang. Het kan verkeren"

03-03-2013, 14:12	#4333
Marko Super-Seasoned Peña Member Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Skopje, Macedonia Posts: 2,501	Chaos in the Macedonian league... Today was the first matchday of this half season, but only 3 matches will be played (actually one was played yesterday and two will be played today). What about the other three matches? First the match Bregalnica-Napredok can't be played cause the pitych of Bregalnica become a pool because of the big rains in the last days. Look at it lol And here is the stadium of Turnovo. The second match was postponed cause Shkendija is on the way to be removed in the lowest league. They have new resident. He wanted to find a way to deal with their debts, and he find it He deleted the club from the central register and formed another club with the same name. He didn't know that that can't be the same club anymore, and they should start from the lowest division. But you know, they are minority so the federation do everything to help them and solve this problem. Actually next week we play against him in Skopje. The situation in Skopje this days isn't very good, I think you've all know what was happening the last few days with the ethnic incidents. Federation do everything so they can put the match earlier when people are on work so less peopole to be on the stadiums. Away fans aren't allowed to come anyway. So they've decide to make some corections of our stadium so we can play in some stadium with less capacity (not that we have big choice the other stadiums in Skopje have maximum 2500 capacity). And today 20 hours before the match the big derby, we all waitted since last year between Pelister and Vardar was postponed due to the situation in the capital city. There weren't enough police, special forces to be in two cities in the same time. The anger between the fans is biger. First the host Pelister will have less money from tickets cause the match will be played in wednesday at working time. Second we were giving everything to get permission to go on thse away match. There were many meetings with the federation, clubs, police, and finally they gave us permissin to travel in Bitola. Then they were sugesting to the railway station and on the bus travel ogranisations to reject our calls. Finally we found 12 busses for this away match, and then DONG!!!

04-03-2013, 11:39	#4335
Rack Veteran Peña Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: 53º1"56'N, 7º18'0"W Posts: 8,108	Hey Marko, how are the swimming pools these days? Just wondering - do they show Macedonian liga games on tv there? It seems like an awful lot of stress (for the supporters) to go to an away match. If it was on tv, would you still go?