It's true we signed him. NOS ('Dutch BBC') report it too.kas wrote:According to this article (and the Korean club's president), you did sign Lee Chun Soo after all. 2 million euros.
http://sports.yahoo.com/sow/news?slug=reu-asialee&prov=reuters&type=lgns
Why!!!!!!!!!! Of all the players we get some fucking Korean guy, Im really pissed now. 
Never liked Jansen after his betrayal (moving to Ajax). Apart from that I haven't seen ANY signings due to his 'great network'. Blame him & Bosz to for the disgraceful sacking of real Feyenoord legend Henk Fraser. Won't shed a tear if tram 23 runs over them. Had a chat with somebody from FSV before the Utrecht - Feyenoord match & he was convinced the architects of the recent deals (excl Lee) were GKL & Rob Janssen.Fey wrote:Why they hell did Jansen attended 10000 matches last summer to watch all kind of players....he is clearly unable for the task he is given to.
Fire him...and then sneaky f@ck of a Bosz...yesterday he was given us hope by saying that the Gook signing was a rumour...
Both add nothing to this club and need to be fired. In the business world you dont get 10000 chances either. Fucktards.
At least Van Gaal will work his magic. Although there should be a contract clause, that if you want to be developed by Van Gaal you should be eligible for Oranje. Otherwise they're just wasting a spot a Dutchie could have used.Fey wrote:El Hamdoui to AZ
Well done Feyenoord...
How can you not like Bosz?Fey wrote:Well the worst thing is we are so fucked if Makaay gets injured
Transfers without Bosz: Bruins, Slory, Makaay, de Cler, Van Bronckhorst, Sahin, Hofland
Transfers with Bosz: Charisteas, Mols, Buys, Tiendalli, Korean dude, Kolkka, Leonard etc.
Fucking c**ts. we should have signed him.Fey wrote:El Hamdoui to AZ
Well done Feyenoord...
jonathan de guzman wrote:Fucking c**ts. we should have signed him.Fey wrote:El Hamdoui to AZ
Well done Feyenoord...
AZ is scared shitless, they will not sell us any players & now they start buying the ones we want.
Glad we managed to keep it a secret we were after that Korean worldclass winger.
jonathan de guzman wrote:
Glad we managed to keep it a secret we were after that Korean worldclass winger.
The duration doesn't matter. Moneywise it will not be a problem either, he'll pay for himself by the shirts we sell overthere. Could be a gamble that turns out great, but I wouldn't have signed him.DD wrote:4 seasons is a lot.
kas wrote:He may become a Park Ji Sung
Cesc wrote:
Park Ji Sung was brilliant in the latter part of his PSV career. Nakamura is also doing very well at Celtic, don't take these Asian players lightly, they can play.
I have to admit that this one actually resembles something of a talent, so it may work out.kas wrote:He may become a Park Ji Sung
Don't forget the greatest Korean footballer of all & Bundesliga legend Bum Kun Cha. Voted best Asian player of the century.Cesc wrote:
Park Ji Sung was brilliant in the latter part of his PSV career. Nakamura is also doing very well at Celtic, don't take these Asian players lightly, they can play.
Cha started his career in Bundesliga (considered the best league of the world at the time) at the age of 27. In December 1978, Cha was transferred to German side SV Darmstadt, where he spent less than a year before being snapped up by Bundesliga team Eintracht Frankfurt. Cha made an immediate impact with his new club, scoring in three consecutive games. His team went on to win the UEFA Cup in the 1979/80 season. He was widely considered as one of the best forwards in the Bundesliga during his career. He became the third-highest-paid soccer player in Germany. During 1981 season, in a game against Leverkusen, he suffered a near-career-ending knee injury.
In 1983 he was transferred to Bayer Leverkusen. With Bayer Levekusen, he won a second UEFA Cup in 1988. Cha scored a dramatic equalizer against Espanol to tie the game 3:3. 50,000 fans chanted "Cha Boom." Leverkusen eventually went on to win the game on penalties.
Cha retired in 1989 after a long Bundesliga career spanning 308 games in which he scored 98 goals (none from penalty kicks), then the highest for a foreign player in the league. During his 10 year career, he received only one yellow card.
yeah, I know about him. He played as a striker till the age of 38!!jonathan de guzman wrote:Don't forget the greatest Korean footballer of all & Bundesliga legend Bum Kun Cha. Voted best Asian player of the century.Cesc wrote:
Park Ji Sung was brilliant in the latter part of his PSV career. Nakamura is also doing very well at Celtic, don't take these Asian players lightly, they can play.
Cha started his career in Bundesliga (considered the best league of the world at the time) at the age of 27. In December 1978, Cha was transferred to German side SV Darmstadt, where he spent less than a year before being snapped up by Bundesliga team Eintracht Frankfurt. Cha made an immediate impact with his new club, scoring in three consecutive games. His team went on to win the UEFA Cup in the 1979/80 season. He was widely considered as one of the best forwards in the Bundesliga during his career. He became the third-highest-paid soccer player in Germany. During 1981 season, in a game against Leverkusen, he suffered a near-career-ending knee injury.
In 1983 he was transferred to Bayer Leverkusen. With Bayer Levekusen, he won a second UEFA Cup in 1988. Cha scored a dramatic equalizer against Espanol to tie the game 3:3. 50,000 fans chanted "Cha Boom." Leverkusen eventually went on to win the game on penalties.
Cha retired in 1989 after a long Bundesliga career spanning 308 games in which he scored 98 goals (none from penalty kicks), then the highest for a foreign player in the league. During his 10 year career, he received only one yellow card.
Feyenoord played against Eintracht in the UEFA Cup. He was freaking class both matches. They trashed us 4-1 in Germany, he nearly did it on his own.
Just a shame how he's playing at United though - he's NEVER shown what he's capable of. He plays very polite: does his job ably, always looks for his team mates to pass to. At United he has lost all his arrogance, to become a perfect watercarrier but it has made him a worse player IMO. He hardly ever goes for the goal anymore!Cesc wrote:
Park Ji Sung was brilliant in the latter part of his PSV career.
DD wrote:Just a shame how he's playing at United though - he's NEVER shown what he's capable of. He plays very polite: does his job ably, always looks for his team mates to pass to. At United he has lost all his arrogance, to become a perfect watercarrier but it has made him a worse player IMO. He hardly ever goes for the goal anymore!Cesc wrote:
Park Ji Sung was brilliant in the latter part of his PSV career.
DD wrote:Just a shame how he's playing at United though - he's NEVER shown what he's capable of. He plays very polite: does his job ably, always looks for his team mates to pass to. At United he has lost all his arrogance, to become a perfect watercarrier but it has made him a worse player IMO. He hardly ever goes for the goal anymore!Cesc wrote:
Park Ji Sung was brilliant in the latter part of his PSV career.
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