Verfasst: 10.01.2006, 09:24
Khchchchch.....dr Lupo isch Captain und Klein-Ricci kunnt aztraabe.....viel Vergniege....



glaub nit das dr "club" dä wird hole,denn mit em Müller-Mintal-Banovic und em Vittek hän si doch e "starks" mittelfeld...Gevatter Rhein hat geschrieben:Sehr. Dann kann er diesen widerlichen Dreckszwerg in jedem Training umnieten statt wie früher nur 2x pro Halbjahr![]()
da wird ja jedes training zu einem sondererlebnismimpfeli hat geschrieben:Khchchchch.....dr Lupo isch Captain und Klein-Ricci kunnt aztraabe.....viel Vergniege....![]()
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sow ie das gestern im sport aktuell..... ein arschloch im quadrat und noch dümmer als beide yakins zusammen.... immerhin ist DAS eine weltklasseleistung!SubComandante hat geschrieben:Schade, die Interviews im TV waren immer lustig und peinlich...![]()
Warum?!?Urlauber hat geschrieben:Hoffentlich geht er!
Weg aus der Schweiz... möchte diesen Wickser nie mehr in Basel sehen
Vermisse? Villicht öbbe so wie Fuesspilz oder e Trippermimpfeli hat geschrieben:Würd ich vermisse...![]()
Kumm jetzt, wer hämmer denn do als Feindbild bi de Inseggte? Sinn jo nur no Pauseglöön umenand.....Gevatter Rhein hat geschrieben:Vermisse? Villicht öbbe so wie Fuesspilz oder e Tripper
Gevatter Rhein hat geschrieben:Vermisse? Villicht öbbe so wie Fuesspilz oder e Tripper
Hüh?!? Wo haben denn die hingeschaut?!?McCarthy confirmed: "He came over and we had a chat to him and his representatives. He's a very good Swiss midfield player who can do a number of jobs in the midfielder.
Aaaah...alles klar..."He played against us [Ireland] three years ago and Dave Bowman [Sunderland's chief scout] watched both of Ireland's games against the Swiss in the last [World Cup] qualifying.
Hähä...soviel wie in dr PL wird er no nie uff em Boode umeglääge sy...Basic hat geschrieben:klein-ricci bei sunderland. oder wie holt man weniger als 100 einsatzminuten in einer halben saison...
diä spilärrr sind so prrrrimitiv, abärrr das verwundert mich nööd bi dänne probläääm wo diä dihaimää hääänd.mimpfeli hat geschrieben:Hähä...soviel wie in dr PL wird er no nie uff em Boode umeglääge sy...![]()
mir wärde immer wider neui hassfigure finde do ligt glaub no s chlinschte problem. bispiil: coltorti, wider e neue stürmer irgent süscht e schwuchtle wie dr nunez oder dr cabans. es wird immer witer goSchooffseggel hat geschrieben:also irgendwie fänd i s schaad, wenn är ins ussland wuurd wäggsle!
denn hätte mir jo gar kai richtige hassfigur me in dr schwiz!
- lichtsteiner isch wäg
- borer isch (no) in dr nati b
- gygax isch wäg
- dr hakan isch a) nie uff em raase und b) sowisoo numme no piinlig
- dr jehle isch au wäg vom fänschter
- dr petric schuttet bi uns (nai, i will kai neii diskussioon, will numme e ainigermasse vollständigi lischte)
- dr cabanarsch will evtl. au wäg
wär blibbt denn no yybrig?
tarararararararache?![]()
das ka's jo nit syy!
Woäh...do seh ich grad sy Gsicht vor mir......argh....Basic hat geschrieben:diä spilärrr sind so prrrrimitiv, abärrr das verwundert mich nööd bi dänne probläääm wo diä dihaimää hääänd.
das gsicht cha bi dir ärger uslöse? i ha fascht scho mitleid (aso noch mim lachafall) wenner mit sim weinerliche gsicht über die ungrächti wält schimpftmimpfeli hat geschrieben:Woäh...do seh ich grad sy Gsicht vor mir......argh....![]()
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Kennsch das nitt?Basic hat geschrieben:das gsicht cha bi dir ärger uslöse? i ha fascht scho mitleid (aso noch mim lachafall) wenner mit sim weinerliche gsicht über die ungrächti wält schimpft![]()
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hmhm.....doch.....ich wurd sage das triffts.Basic hat geschrieben:aha... alles klar, du hesch dämfall e unterdruggs tourrett-syndrom wo dure cabanas usglöst wird?
Ich fand Nunez ganz gut..Italiano hat geschrieben:mir wärde immer wider neui hassfigure finde do ligt glaub no s chlinschte problem. bispiil: coltorti, wider e neue stürmer irgent süscht e schwuchtle wie dr nunez oder dr cabans. es wird immer witer go
Sunderland target wants a move
by Paul Fraser
SWISS midfielder Ricardo Cabanas has given Sunderland boss Mick McCarthy the assurance he has been waiting for by insisting: 'I'll stay on Wearside even if you go down'.
Now the Black Cats are to step up their bid to land the Grasshoppers of Zurich captain before the closure of the transfer window at the end of the month.
Sunderland do face competition in their attempts to land Cabanas, with German side Nurenberg ready to launch their own bid.
However, the 26-year-old has indicated to McCarthy that he dreams of playing in the Premiership rather than the German Bundesliga.
And, even though the Black Cats' perilous league position suggests they only have five more months in the top-flight, Cabanas has indicated to Sunderland their position does not concern him.
"One of my questions to him was what happens if we're not in the Premiership, what will his feelings be then, and he reiterated what we all think if the worst happens," said McCarthy, who is also taking a look at a number of trialists as he looks to strengthen his squad this month.
"He said that if we stuck together, and no-one wants to leave, he'd be more than happy to try to fight his way back into the Premiership.
"We'll see. There's a lot to be done on any deal. It's not easy these days. It's just contractual things. It was early in terms of talks but very amicable."
Grasshoppers had claimed earlier in the week to know nothing about their skipper's desire to move to England, but would be unable to stop a deal taking place if a release clause in his contract was met.
It is understood if Sunderland match the £500,000 buy-out clause then Cabanas will be able to join the survival fight.
McCarthy first came across the talent in his last game in charge of Ireland; when Cabanas contributed to a 2-1 Switzerland win - a defeat that cost McCarthy his job two weeks later.
"He's a very good Swiss midfielder who can do a number of jobs," said McCarthy. "He played against us three years ago and Dave Bowman (Sunderland chief scout) watched both of Ireland's games against the Swiss in the last World Cup qualifiers."
Paying the half-a-million-pound fee would seriously reduce McCarthy's spending power this month, given that he had earmarked a £1m transfer kitty to be paid out on a new striker.
However, despite still being in the hunt for a forward after being priced out of a move for Cardiff's Cameron Jerome, McCarthy is likely to sign a Switzerland international keen to make an impact at the Stadium of Light.
If Cabanas does join Sunderland, one man he will not team up with is midfielder Colin Healy.
Healy, after more than two years out through injury, has opted to return to his native Ireland when his existing contract expires next week.
Sunderland have offered the 25-year-old the opportunity to continue his rehabilitation from a horrendous leg fracture unpaid at the club, but he has decided to look elsewhere.
The 25-year-old, snapped up from Celtic after working under McCarthy with Ireland, has not played since sustaining the broken leg at Coventry in December 2003.
Sunderland youngster Dan Smith last night joined League One side Huddersfield Town on a month's loan deal.
The 19-year-old left-back made his senior debut against Cheltenham Town in the Carling Cup earlier this season.
Na, vom Geistigen her gehört er eher in untere Ligen...Gevatter Rhein hat geschrieben:Weg mit dem Stricher. Zu einem Tabellenletzten passt er schon vom Geistigen her exellent.