Özil, Marin, Kroos - but not forget about Gebhart

by far the biggest midfield talents we have

everyone speaks about the big 3

but gebhart (born 1989, plays for stuttgart as starter) is playing very good (hes very good with the ball, has great movement and will play cl this season)

hes also a type, a personality, he can be our spice boy or glamour boy, the medias would love him

Özil wrote:
everyone speaks about the big 3

No, YOU speak about them, all the time.


I talk about Nile Ranger. Nile Ranger Nile Ranger Nile Ranger. The big 1.

I think Gebhart is clearly the best

I should add that I don't know who he is however he is definitely the best of that bunch

Just because they look good compared to the rest of the hitlerjugend doesnt mean they already are World class!

http://www.paperblog.fr/2223720/video-resume-buts-fc-timisoara-vfb-stuttgart-0-2-ligue-des-champions-18082009/

in cl quali for stuttgart

such a young guy shoots that important penalty, says it everything

fatty would have missed it

atm the rank is clear, kroos has to improve to live up the hype arround him, but hes the youngest of all 4


my rank:

1. özil
2. marin
3. gebhart
4. kroos

Özil, would you stop giving Germans a bad name on here please? It's ok if you don't post something about German players every hour of the day.

Plus, it's "says it all" not "says it everything*".

Effenberg wrote:Özil, would you stop giving Germans a bad name on here please? It's ok if you don't post something about German players every hour of the day.

Plus, it's "says it all" not "says it everything*".

It's not even that he posts consistently about German players,

it's the fact he dismisses other nation's players without really appearing to know what he's talking about

Fey wrote:Just because they look good compared to the rest of the hitlerjugend doesnt mean they already are World class!

Özil, Marin, Kroos or Gebhart ?


Eljero Elia.

great HSV signing

let's not forget about pololski

WORLD DOMINATION !

Gebhart, for his prole-tasticness:

Özil wrote:http://www.paperblog.fr/2223720/video-resume-buts-fc-timisoara-vfb-stuttgart-0-2-ligue-des-champions-18082009/

in cl quali for stuttgart

such a young guy shoots that important penalty, says it everything

fatty would have missed it

The penalty miss in the Champions League semi-final 2nd leg against Liverpool only supports your argument.

Facts

Gebhart is a very promising talent indeed, but he needs to learn to control his temper. He is too irrational and rash often. Hope they'll show him some discipline in Stuttgart.

blutgraetsche wrote:Gebhart is a very promising talent indeed, but he needs to learn to control his temper. He is too irrational and rash often. Hope they'll show him some discipline in Stuttgart.

This summer I was on my way to Hungary via Munich when I stopped for a beer, and was served by a young waiter with very promising talent.

Which had me thinking:

is there a youngster in Germany that isn't a promising talent?

This mystical Endless Conveyor Belt that Otto has been talking about: perhaps it really does exist after all!

The future is BRIGHT

The future is GERMAN PROMISING TALENTS!

Well, Entschuldigung TRWP, we just won all three European youth titles, so there may be a few promising young talents between them.

When otto talked about the conveyor belt, it didn't exist. But the aim of course is to have a constant output of quality young players. And it's looking good as far as I can see, may it long continue!

Aus dem VfB Seggl Board zum Thema "Möglicher Wechsel von Ebert zum VfB":

Ums Himmel willen. der Ebert auf Berlin.

Wenn der auf rechts außen mit dem Gebhardt um die Häuser zieht, gibt's beim Daimler bals Sonderschichten zur nachproduktion abgetretener Sterne.

blutgraetsche wrote:Well, Entschuldigung TRWP, we just won all three European youth titles, so there may be a few promising young talents between them.

When otto talked about the conveyor belt, it didn't exist. But the aim of course is to have a constant output of quality young players. And it's looking good as far as I can see, may it long continue!

You're right Blut, and I'm really pulling Deisler's pecker more than yours,

but if we're being serious for a moment: England's kiddies have been to 2 finals this year (and 4 in the last 4 years), but you don't hear us rollcalling a long list of our youngsters as promising young talents based on this, as we all know that the percentage of players who actually develop is relatively small

English hype hey - UNBEARABLE

Maybe because none of those kids was anything special? There is no way that you'd "forget" about hyping every single one of them if they were, that's simply not possible.

Let's see TRWP. Gebhart was Germany's best player for most of the U19 Euros, scored in the final, has already established himself at a team that is playing in the CL. He is skillfull and dynamic, scores quite a few for a midfielder, is a fighter and pretty solid defensively.

So yes, he does look promising indeed. Just because you don't know him, you likely would if he was named 'Gebartinho', it doesn't mean that this is not the case. Watch more German football old pecker, you'll be surprised.

anglophileHedgehog wrote:Aus dem VfB Seggl Board zum Thema "Möglicher Wechsel von Ebert zum VfB":

Ums Himmel willen. der Ebert auf Berlin.

Wenn der auf rechts außen mit dem Gebhardt um die Häuser zieht, gibt's beim Daimler bals Sonderschichten zur nachproduktion abgetretener Sterne.

Ebert is the plague. Those Berlin kids, no matter how talented, are just poison with their shitty attitude. Keep them away from your team at all costs!

blutgraetsche wrote:Those Berlin kids, no matter how talented, are just poison with their shitty attitude. Keep them away from your team at all costs!

One of them now happens to be the captain of the German U21 and the future of the German A team defence. He also happens to play for Hamburg, and I'm pretty glad that he does and noone kept him away.

Jerome Boateng is an exception Lesley, I think you're well aware of that! Just look at the path his brother took...

I was teasing, blut, but I also didn't like your generalisation.

Especially not after all the bullsh*t from Hertha, who tried making everyone believe, he was some money-grubbing, sophomoric arse, just because he didn't want to extend his contract there.

And just because he happens to be the half-brother of the other Boateng, everyone wanted to believe it. Luckily I never bought it.


P.S.:

You should know better, blut, considering that you got Özil in the team. Schalke tried doing the same with him.

I never believed Jerome Boateng to be anything like his brother. If that's the impression you got, it's wrong. I always believed him to be a great talent, always rated him, especially because his character is totally different to his brother's! I don't care about BILD headlines and Hertha bullshit.

That's actually my point, not the players per se, HERTHA is the problem. There simply have been too many players from their academy with a serious attitude problems for this to be coincidence.

Berlin may have its rough places, but this ridiculous 'ghetto kid' mentality many Hertha kids have needs to stop. Hertha should do something about this during the education of those youngsters. They have to teach them discipline and real values.

Fortunately, Jerome had other plans and found his own path, despite his brother's negative influence. That only speaks for him.

blutgraetsche wrote:I never believed Jerome Boateng to be anything like his brother. If that's the impression you got, it's wrong.

Nah, I never got that impression actually. That's why I was so surprised to read that statement of yours.

Hertha ist ein Idioten-Verein. Although that might change, since they finally got rid of Dieter Hoeneß.

blutgraetsche wrote:Maybe because none of those kids was anything special? There is no way that you'd "forget" about hyping every single one of them if they were, that's simply not possible.

Let's see TRWP. Gebhart was Germany's best player for most of the U19 Euros, scored in the final, has already established himself at a team that is playing in the CL. He is skillfull and dynamic, scores quite a few for a midfielder, is a fighter and pretty solid defensively.

So yes, he does look promising indeed. Just because you don't know him, you likely would if he was named 'Gebartinho', it doesn't mean that this is not the case. Watch more German football old pecker, you'll be surprised.

You're right - I don't see anything special individually in our 21 team, which still managed to make the final of the Euros and were also unbeaten for donkey's years (Fabian Delph and Jack Wilshere in our u19's team though are looking like special talents at EPL level).

Which is why, in my opinion, kiddies comps should be taken with a pinch of salt.

But then, as you like to keep pointing out - it's a TEAM game and not about individuals.

I'll look forward to seeing more of the next successors to the Podolski/Schweinsteiger/Gomez/Odonker hype

Spider Crouch wrote:
I'll look forward to seeing more of the next successors to the Podolski/Schweinsteiger/Gomez/Odonker hype

All of them were (semi)-finalists of the last two major tournaments.
So, there is no hype without a reason. And the young players coming up now are even better.

we won 3 youth tournaments, that are at least 33 players i could hype, but i hype only 3-5 players, so they kids look special to me

there are also

kedhira
hummels
neuer
beck
boateng
höwedes
etc etc etc

very important players for the future, but my personal nature prefers midfielders to hype


the englands have lennon, wilshire, walcott, have i forgotten a big talent !!