Top European Clubs chase German talents

Raiphael wrote:AC Milan do need a Van Basten for the 21st century, but I rather the new Van Basten partner Rooney .. it can work you know!

Wouldn't you prefer to keep Saha? It would make title races much closer.

oh jesus germany has really the biggest talents of upcoming strikers in the world, i can see the new gerd müllers, rudi völlers and jürgen klinsmann in the next few years

no one can beat us to the way of wc2010 glory


the uefa cup goalscorers


7 Luca Toni Bayern
6 Stefan Kiessling Leverkusen
6 Henrik Larsson Helsingborg
6 Razak Omotoyossi Helsingborg
5 Miroslav Klose Bayern
5 Lukas Podolski Bayern
5 Dimitrios Papadopoulos Panathinaikos
5 Agüero Atlético


gomez is the bundesliga top scorer, and scored against top sides in the cl

kuranyi scored against porto, but he will never be good enough to be a german starter

Batigol! wrote:

Raiphael wrote:AC Milan, Juventus & Fiorentina are also rumoured to be interested.

Let them fight it out for Huntelaar.

Much better day of transfer rumours on the Roma front. We've been linked with Crespo, half of the Fiorentina team, Vargas, Lorik Cana and Tiago.

Crespo has actually stated that his dream is to play with Totti before he retires:

"Here I am well and I want to stay, but the Giallorossi are a great team and it is normal to dream about playing with [Francesco] Totti in the future," said Crespo.


We all remember how devestating it was the last time Franco played with an Argie.

Walter Samuel?

Awesome defender, Spalletti had a chance to take him back when Inter offered money + Samuel for Chivu. I think after Samuel's form this season, he regrets not taking the deal.

No I'm talking about this man.
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EMP wrote:Is this the Gomez who was a German Under 21 international that played in that match against England in Leverkusen in November 2005 and missed a penalty that night?

It was Gonzalo Castro, and the match was in October 2006.

http://www.weltfussball.de/spielbericht.php?Thema=313&Liga=342&s_id=1888&p_id=6119&detail_id=290561

I suppose one German with a Spanish-sounding name is much the same as the next

Raiphael wrote:AC Milan, Juventus & Fiorentina are also rumoured to be interested.

That's it, I'm chaining him to my wrist until he has really signed a new contract with another club. Yeesh.

anglophileHedgehog wrote:

Raiphael wrote:AC Milan, Juventus & Fiorentina are also rumoured to be interested.

That's it, I'm chaining him to my wrist until he has really signed a new contract with another club. Yeesh.

Arent you the desperate one.

Batigol! wrote:

Raiphael wrote:AC Milan do need a Van Basten for the 21st century, but I rather the new Van Basten partner Rooney .. it can work you know!

Wouldn't you prefer to keep Saha? It would make title races much closer.

Saha can join amnesty international as far as I care, he is so unreliable these days but we know he is a class player which is frustrating. His closest friend at Manchester United is the physio!

With Manucho coming on a free it seems in the summer and hopefully Louis ‘eight chances’ Saha leaving, it is imperative SAF signs a new Forward possibly a targetman .. then again Manucho could be our Adebayor!! (Possibly minus the class post match interviews and dance celebrations)

Dark Savante wrote:

anglophileHedgehog wrote:

Raiphael wrote:AC Milan, Juventus & Fiorentina are also rumoured to be interested.

That's it, I'm chaining him to my wrist until he has really signed a new contract with another club. Yeesh.

Arent you the desperate one.

Desperate times, desperate measures.

Allez les rouges wrote:

EMP wrote:Is this the Gomez who was a German Under 21 international that played in that match against England in Leverkusen in November 2005 and missed a penalty that night?

It was Gonzalo Castro, and the match was in October 2006.

http://www.weltfussball.de/spielbericht.php?Thema=313&Liga=342&s_id=1888&p_id=6119&detail_id=290561

I suppose one German with a Spanish-sounding name is much the same as the next

Castro missed the penalty, but both he and Gomez played in that match and both have Spanish nationality as well as German.

Arsenal, Chelsea, Barca and Co are now all chasing Gomez according to FR

26-Otto-19 wrote:Arsenal, Chelsea, Barca and Co are now all chasing Gomez according to FR

Who are "Co"?

And to be honest Otto, this is just downright poor. Does anyone care what clube are linked to whom when 99percent of these leads are based on rumour?

Apparently Lampard is going to Barcelona next season. Big deal, lets all make a thread about it

"" FC Barcelona, Real Madrid, AC Mailand, Juventus Turin, FC Chelsea, FC Arsenal, Manchester United und auch der FC Bayern München""

http://www.fr-online.de/in_und_ausland/sport/aktuell/?em_cnt=1301977

Lampard to Barca is as likely as myself marrying an English girl to enrich the Island's gene-pool

wahre G

you are more likely to see anglo deep-fry a snowball whilst painting her left toe-nail in the colours of Cornwall's indigenous fish population

then again: Barca are run by the Dutch; today's experts in hoofing, running, scratching and diving; so who knows

26-Otto-19 wrote:"" FC Barcelona, Real Madrid, AC Mailand, Juventus Turin, FC Chelsea, FC Arsenal, Manchester United und auch der FC Bayern München""

http://www.fr-online.de/in_und_ausland/sport/aktuell/?em_cnt=1301977

Lampard to Barca is as likely as myself marrying an English girl in enrich the Island's gene-pool

wahre G

you are more likely to see anglo deep-fry a snowball whilst painting her left toe-nail in the colours of Cornwall's indigenous fish population

then again: Barca are run by the Dutch; today's experts in hoofing, running, scratching and diving; so who knows

Yes, sorry. I forgot that articles such as the one you have linked to their are not speculative at best

I can assure you, "Co" (as in Coventry City) was probably along a warmer track.

I got lost following this particular analogy of yours I must say, but I think I get the gist. That media stories linking German footballers to big clubs is fact, whilst those linking English footballers to big clubs is laughable nonsense. What an odd paradoxical dimension you must live in. I must come and visit someday

EMP wrote:

Allez les rouges wrote:

EMP wrote:Is this the Gomez who was a German Under 21 international that played in that match against England in Leverkusen in November 2005 and missed a penalty that night?

It was Gonzalo Castro, and the match was in October 2006.

http://www.weltfussball.de/spielbericht.php?Thema=313&Liga=342&s_id=1888&p_id=6119&detail_id=290561

I suppose one German with a Spanish-sounding name is much the same as the next

Castro missed the penalty, but both he and Gomez played in that match and both have Spanish nationality as well as German.

Yes. I know

Spartak Moscow just bought German talent Malik Fathi

http://www.welt.de/sport/article1790110/Barca_an_Schalke-Keeper_Neuer_interessiert_.html

He'll probably remain a two-cap wonder, the poor Berliner...

Dieterchen did a good job for once. Malik's career was stagnating at Hertha and Favre's philosophy doesn't suit him well anyway, so it's a only reasonable to let him go. The Russians payed over the odds though.

Ballhaeschen wrote:Dieterchen did a good job for once. Malik's career was stagnating at Hertha and Favre's philosophy doesn't suit him well anyway, so it's a only reasonable to let him go. The Russians payed over the odds though.

They paid us 5 millions for Martin Stranzl (centre back) two years ago...

anglophileHedgehog wrote:

Ballhaeschen wrote:Dieterchen did a good job for once. Malik's career was stagnating at Hertha and Favre's philosophy doesn't suit him well anyway, so it's a only reasonable to let him go. The Russians payed over the odds though.

They paid us 5 millions for Martin Stranzl (centre back) two years ago...

I first had to convince myself that we don't have April's fool day when I heard of the transfer fee. Those Russians have toooooooooooo much money to spend methinks.

Kuranyi--->Gazprom 07 in 2005

Wir singen sieeeeeeeeeben Millioooooooooonen.