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Hello from Copenhagen. FCK vs City
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Aaza
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Right lads don't know if it's been mentioned before. For anyone buying there booze from a supermarket don't forget to take your empties back, think it's 1kr a pop.
Danish_blue
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Aaza said:Right lads don't know if it's been mentioned before. For anyone buying there booze from a supermarket don't forget to take your empties back, think it's 1kr a pop.
Correct! The empties is worth money. About 1kroner (0,12 pund) per bottle/glas.
Hello, Hello - we are the City boys!
JesperDorph
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Sorry i haven't been able to answer any questions during the last ten days. Just got back from France and a week of snowboarding...
Only four days to go now. We played our last training game yesterday against Norwegian champions Stabaek. It was a really messy game with 3 penalties and shitty defending by both teams. FCK won 4-3 and have now won all training games. 4-1 against Malmö FF (sweden), 1-0 against Dynamo Moscow (3rd in Russian League), 2-0 against FC Cartagena (Spain) and then the 4-3 against Stabaek.
The major downside of the Stabaek game is that our best player Cesar Santin was injured during the game. Medical staff say that the decision of whether he plays or not might be made only hours before the game. If he doesn't play we're in trouble, cause he's the most creative player we've got with Gronkjaer (former Chelsea and Birmingham) still recovering from a gnarly knee injury.
As the other danish bloke mentioned we haven't played a "real" game since the away win against Club Brügge in December. That is of cause a huge advantage for you guys.
My guess on a starting line would be something like this:
Christiansen
Pospech - Antonsson - Laursen(cpt) - Wendt
Sionko - Norregaard - Kristensen - Vingaard
Santin - N'Doye
(GK) J. Christiansen (DK international): Probably the secondbest danish keeper after Sorensen (Stoke City)
(RB) Z. Pospech (Czech international): The former Sparta defender is a very strong and fast attacking RB with a really good shot. His defensive qualities are not as good his attacking but overall a really good player.
(CD) M. Antonsson (Sweden): Former Austria Wien and Panathinaikos. A good solid defender who's had a lot of trouble with injuries but has played quite well for the last six months. Has got a few caps for the Swedish national team as well.
(CD) U. Laursen (DK): The weakest link of the team if you ask me and for some reason i don't understand he is our captian. He's a decent defender, but he's 33, very slow, and clumsy. He is a great header though. Has made several appearences on the DK national team.
(LB) O. Wendt (Swedish international): Young and talented LB with great skills and speed in both ends of the pitch. He puts loads of dangerous balls in the box with his left foot. Several big european clubs are said to be interested in this bloke.
(RM) L. Sionko (Czech interational): Great player with an excellent technique and a good shot. You might remeber him from the European Championship in the summer.
(CM) H. Norregaard (Danish international): Probably the most underestimated midfielder we have. A great box to box player who covers a huge area. Not spectacular in any way but essential for the balance on the team.
(CM/LM) A. Hutchinson (Canadian international): You never know with this guy. On his good days he's incredible with great technique and creativity, but at the same time it can be rather frustrating to watch him on a bad day. If he gets a bit more stability in his game he'll be sold to a big club!
(LM) M. Vingaard (Danish international): New player with a brilliant shot from all distances and good technique. He's done great at a smaller club in the Danish league and has to prove that he's fit enough to play for one of the big clubs. He's done great in the training games and scored 3 goals in 4 games for us.
(S) C. Santin (Brazil): Our biggest profile and most important player. He's speed and technique is very good and he's been scoring a lot lately. Hopegully he'll be fit for the game.
(S) D. N'Doye (Senegal): The former Panathinaikos striker has just joined us from OFI Crete (greek league) where he's scored 7 goals in 15 matches before we bought him. He scored against us in UC last year when playing for PAOK. He's a big boy, a great header and has a good shot with both legs.
There might be one or two changes on the midfield, since we've got huge competition for the 4 spots, and if Santin is not fit he'll probably be replaced by DK international M. Nordstrand who's our season top scorer, but in my opinoin not strong enough to break through in the UC.
What's your expectations to the game and what do you expect your starting lineup to be?
Only four days to go now. We played our last training game yesterday against Norwegian champions Stabaek. It was a really messy game with 3 penalties and shitty defending by both teams. FCK won 4-3 and have now won all training games. 4-1 against Malmö FF (sweden), 1-0 against Dynamo Moscow (3rd in Russian League), 2-0 against FC Cartagena (Spain) and then the 4-3 against Stabaek.
The major downside of the Stabaek game is that our best player Cesar Santin was injured during the game. Medical staff say that the decision of whether he plays or not might be made only hours before the game. If he doesn't play we're in trouble, cause he's the most creative player we've got with Gronkjaer (former Chelsea and Birmingham) still recovering from a gnarly knee injury.
As the other danish bloke mentioned we haven't played a "real" game since the away win against Club Brügge in December. That is of cause a huge advantage for you guys.
My guess on a starting line would be something like this:
Christiansen
Pospech - Antonsson - Laursen(cpt) - Wendt
Sionko - Norregaard - Kristensen - Vingaard
Santin - N'Doye
(GK) J. Christiansen (DK international): Probably the secondbest danish keeper after Sorensen (Stoke City)
(RB) Z. Pospech (Czech international): The former Sparta defender is a very strong and fast attacking RB with a really good shot. His defensive qualities are not as good his attacking but overall a really good player.
(CD) M. Antonsson (Sweden): Former Austria Wien and Panathinaikos. A good solid defender who's had a lot of trouble with injuries but has played quite well for the last six months. Has got a few caps for the Swedish national team as well.
(CD) U. Laursen (DK): The weakest link of the team if you ask me and for some reason i don't understand he is our captian. He's a decent defender, but he's 33, very slow, and clumsy. He is a great header though. Has made several appearences on the DK national team.
(LB) O. Wendt (Swedish international): Young and talented LB with great skills and speed in both ends of the pitch. He puts loads of dangerous balls in the box with his left foot. Several big european clubs are said to be interested in this bloke.
(RM) L. Sionko (Czech interational): Great player with an excellent technique and a good shot. You might remeber him from the European Championship in the summer.
(CM) H. Norregaard (Danish international): Probably the most underestimated midfielder we have. A great box to box player who covers a huge area. Not spectacular in any way but essential for the balance on the team.
(CM/LM) A. Hutchinson (Canadian international): You never know with this guy. On his good days he's incredible with great technique and creativity, but at the same time it can be rather frustrating to watch him on a bad day. If he gets a bit more stability in his game he'll be sold to a big club!
(LM) M. Vingaard (Danish international): New player with a brilliant shot from all distances and good technique. He's done great at a smaller club in the Danish league and has to prove that he's fit enough to play for one of the big clubs. He's done great in the training games and scored 3 goals in 4 games for us.
(S) C. Santin (Brazil): Our biggest profile and most important player. He's speed and technique is very good and he's been scoring a lot lately. Hopegully he'll be fit for the game.
(S) D. N'Doye (Senegal): The former Panathinaikos striker has just joined us from OFI Crete (greek league) where he's scored 7 goals in 15 matches before we bought him. He scored against us in UC last year when playing for PAOK. He's a big boy, a great header and has a good shot with both legs.
There might be one or two changes on the midfield, since we've got huge competition for the 4 spots, and if Santin is not fit he'll probably be replaced by DK international M. Nordstrand who's our season top scorer, but in my opinoin not strong enough to break through in the UC.
What's your expectations to the game and what do you expect your starting lineup to be?
city bairn
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JesperDorph said:Sorry i haven't been able to answer any questions during the last ten days. Just got back from France and a week of snowboarding...
Only four days to go now. We played our last training game yesterday against Norwegian champions Stabaek. It was a really messy game with 3 penalties and shitty defending by both teams. FCK won 4-3 and have now won all training games. 4-1 against Malmö FF (sweden), 1-0 against Dynamo Moscow (3rd in Russian League), 2-0 against FC Cartagena (Spain) and then the 4-3 against Stabaek.
The major downside of the Stabaek game is that our best player Cesar Santin was injured during the game. Medical staff say that the decision of whether he plays or not might be made only hours before the game. If he doesn't play we're in trouble, cause he's the most creative player we've got with Gronkjaer (former Chelsea and Birmingham) still recovering from a gnarly knee injury.
As the other danish bloke mentioned we haven't played a "real" game since the away win against Club Brügge in December. That is of cause a huge advantage for you guys.
My guess on a starting line would be something like this:
Christiansen
Pospech - Antonsson - Laursen(cpt) - Wendt
Sionko - Norregaard - Kristensen - Vingaard
Santin - N'Doye
(GK) J. Christiansen (DK international): Probably the secondbest danish keeper after Sorensen (Stoke City)
(RB) Z. Pospech (Czech international): The former Sparta defender is a very strong and fast attacking RB with a really good shot. His defensive qualities are not as good his attacking but overall a really good player.
(CD) M. Antonsson (Sweden): Former Austria Wien and Panathinaikos. A good solid defender who's had a lot of trouble with injuries but has played quite well for the last six months. Has got a few caps for the Swedish national team as well.
(CD) U. Laursen (DK): The weakest link of the team if you ask me and for some reason i don't understand he is our captian. He's a decent defender, but he's 33, very slow, and clumsy. He is a great header though. Has made several appearences on the DK national team.
(LB) O. Wendt (Swedish international): Young and talented LB with great skills and speed in both ends of the pitch. He puts loads of dangerous balls in the box with his left foot. Several big european clubs are said to be interested in this bloke.
(RM) L. Sionko (Czech interational): Great player with an excellent technique and a good shot. You might remeber him from the European Championship in the summer.
(CM) H. Norregaard (Danish international): Probably the most underestimated midfielder we have. A great box to box player who covers a huge area. Not spectacular in any way but essential for the balance on the team.
(CM/LM) A. Hutchinson (Canadian international): You never know with this guy. On his good days he's incredible with great technique and creativity, but at the same time it can be rather frustrating to watch him on a bad day. If he gets a bit more stability in his game he'll be sold to a big club!
(LM) M. Vingaard (Danish international): New player with a brilliant shot from all distances and good technique. He's done great at a smaller club in the Danish league and has to prove that he's fit enough to play for one of the big clubs. He's done great in the training games and scored 3 goals in 4 games for us.
(S) C. Santin (Brazil): Our biggest profile and most important player. He's speed and technique is very good and he's been scoring a lot lately. Hopegully he'll be fit for the game.
(S) D. N'Doye (Senegal): The former Panathinaikos striker has just joined us from OFI Crete (greek league) where he's scored 7 goals in 15 matches before we bought him. He scored against us in UC last year when playing for PAOK. He's a big boy, a great header and has a good shot with both legs.
There might be one or two changes on the midfield, since we've got huge competition for the 4 spots, and if Santin is not fit he'll probably be replaced by DK international M. Nordstrand who's our season top scorer, but in my opinoin not strong enough to break through in the UC.
What's your expectations to the game and what do you expect your starting lineup to be?
Is Laursen the donkey that used to play for Celtic.
Ireland_for_pm
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My expectations are that i think you will win the first leg because our away form is dire and we dont even look like creating chances at the minute away! I think our starting line up will probably look like this:
Given
Richards
Dunne
Onuoha
Bridge
Zabaleta
Kompany
SWP
Ireland
Robinho
Bellamy
I can see Elano being dropped for this game again, but id rather see Elano play in front of Ireland as ireland has been shit for the last month imo.
Given
Richards
Dunne
Onuoha
Bridge
Zabaleta
Kompany
SWP
Ireland
Robinho
Bellamy
I can see Elano being dropped for this game again, but id rather see Elano play in front of Ireland as ireland has been shit for the last month imo.
JesperDorph
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Yes, Laursen is indeed the donkey that used to play for celtic.
The majortity of the fans doesn't understand why he's playing as much as he is and why the hell he's our team captain. He's got one thing the others don't which is international experience. That might turn out to be important, but he's still the weakest player. We have to better players on the bench in Swedish international Peter Larsson (injured) and young talent Mathias Zanka Jorgensen. He's only 18 and has already played 50 odd games for the A-team in both national and international games. He has already had his debut for the DK national team.
The majortity of the fans doesn't understand why he's playing as much as he is and why the hell he's our team captain. He's got one thing the others don't which is international experience. That might turn out to be important, but he's still the weakest player. We have to better players on the bench in Swedish international Peter Larsson (injured) and young talent Mathias Zanka Jorgensen. He's only 18 and has already played 50 odd games for the A-team in both national and international games. He has already had his debut for the DK national team.
Biggsy1
Well-Known Member
JesperDorph said:Sorry i haven't been able to answer any questions during the last ten days. Just got back from France and a week of snowboarding...
Only four days to go now. We played our last training game yesterday against Norwegian champions Stabaek. It was a really messy game with 3 penalties and shitty defending by both teams. FCK won 4-3 and have now won all training games. 4-1 against Malmö FF (sweden), 1-0 against Dynamo Moscow (3rd in Russian League), 2-0 against FC Cartagena (Spain) and then the 4-3 against Stabaek.
The major downside of the Stabaek game is that our best player Cesar Santin was injured during the game. Medical staff say that the decision of whether he plays or not might be made only hours before the game. If he doesn't play we're in trouble, cause he's the most creative player we've got with Gronkjaer (former Chelsea and Birmingham) still recovering from a gnarly knee injury.
As the other danish bloke mentioned we haven't played a "real" game since the away win against Club Brügge in December. That is of cause a huge advantage for you guys.
My guess on a starting line would be something like this:
Christiansen
Pospech - Antonsson - Laursen(cpt) - Wendt
Sionko - Norregaard - Kristensen - Vingaard
Santin - N'Doye
(GK) J. Christiansen (DK international): Probably the secondbest danish keeper after Sorensen (Stoke City)
(RB) Z. Pospech (Czech international): The former Sparta defender is a very strong and fast attacking RB with a really good shot. His defensive qualities are not as good his attacking but overall a really good player.
(CD) M. Antonsson (Sweden): Former Austria Wien and Panathinaikos. A good solid defender who's had a lot of trouble with injuries but has played quite well for the last six months. Has got a few caps for the Swedish national team as well.
(CD) U. Laursen (DK): The weakest link of the team if you ask me and for some reason i don't understand he is our captian. He's a decent defender, but he's 33, very slow, and clumsy. He is a great header though. Has made several appearences on the DK national team.
(LB) O. Wendt (Swedish international): Young and talented LB with great skills and speed in both ends of the pitch. He puts loads of dangerous balls in the box with his left foot. Several big european clubs are said to be interested in this bloke.
(RM) L. Sionko (Czech interational): Great player with an excellent technique and a good shot. You might remeber him from the European Championship in the summer.
(CM) H. Norregaard (Danish international): Probably the most underestimated midfielder we have. A great box to box player who covers a huge area. Not spectacular in any way but essential for the balance on the team.
(CM/LM) A. Hutchinson (Canadian international): You never know with this guy. On his good days he's incredible with great technique and creativity, but at the same time it can be rather frustrating to watch him on a bad day. If he gets a bit more stability in his game he'll be sold to a big club!
(LM) M. Vingaard (Danish international): New player with a brilliant shot from all distances and good technique. He's done great at a smaller club in the Danish league and has to prove that he's fit enough to play for one of the big clubs. He's done great in the training games and scored 3 goals in 4 games for us.
(S) C. Santin (Brazil): Our biggest profile and most important player. He's speed and technique is very good and he's been scoring a lot lately. Hopegully he'll be fit for the game.
(S) D. N'Doye (Senegal): The former Panathinaikos striker has just joined us from OFI Crete (greek league) where he's scored 7 goals in 15 matches before we bought him. He scored against us in UC last year when playing for PAOK. He's a big boy, a great header and has a good shot with both legs.
There might be one or two changes on the midfield, since we've got huge competition for the 4 spots, and if Santin is not fit he'll probably be replaced by DK international M. Nordstrand who's our season top scorer, but in my opinoin not strong enough to break through in the UC.
What's your expectations to the game and what do you expect your starting lineup to be?
Good stuff Jesper, sounds like you know your stuff, you fancy managing us ;)
Cant wait for wednesday morning, had a heavy weekend so conserving energy for wed/thur.