二位曾榮耀皇馬的忠臣, 一位今夏轉投沙爾克, 一位告別足壇T______T
新浪體育訊 北京時間2010年8月31日消息，前西班牙國腳莫倫特斯周二宣布結束自己的足球運動員生涯，轉而成為西班牙電視五臺的一名顧問。
『在經歷了17年的頂級足球生涯後……我希望將更多的時間用來陪伴家人，』莫倫特斯在周二接受科普電臺采訪的時候發表了退役聲明，西班牙《馬卡報》報道了此事。
- 9月 01 週三 201001:03
Morientes 宣佈告別足壇
二位曾榮耀皇馬的忠臣, 一位今夏轉投沙爾克, 一位告別足壇T______T
新浪體育訊 北京時間2010年8月31日消息，前西班牙國腳莫倫特斯周二宣布結束自己的足球運動員生涯，轉而成為西班牙電視五臺的一名顧問。
『在經歷了17年的頂級足球生涯後……我希望將更多的時間用來陪伴家人，』莫倫特斯在周二接受科普電臺采訪的時候發表了退役聲明，西班牙《馬卡報》報道了此事。
- 7月 30 週五 201004:03
勞爾遠去 皮耶羅，托蒂淡出 足球世界"王子"難再現
有稍微修改一下文章。
身為ＭＡＬＤＩＮＩ的球迷，突然覺得自己很幸運，可以看到他從一而終的從米蘭退休。而且還曾幸運的看過本人，看他在聖西羅球場奔馳。
勞爾和古蒂的皇馬掛靴神話破滅，在更早之前，還有ＭＯＲＩＥＮＴＥＳ的轉會（Ｔ＿Ｔ）皇馬的球迷心碎了幾次。
米蘭也有，就是ＡＬＢＥＲＴＩＮＩ也無能在米蘭掛靴。還有以前私心期待ＫＡＫＡ也能在米蘭終老的，這也變成是個球迷的痴想了。
- 7月 27 週二 201002:42
RAUL及GUTI告別皇馬
在前一天看到GUTI告別皇馬的新聞後, 隔天又從皇馬球迷的友人傳來的簡訊
證實RAUL也告別效力了16年的皇馬在馬隊退休之後本以為RAUL也會足壇史上留名唯一從一而終會在皇馬退休的傳奇, 但這就是現實的商業足球啊T_T
- 5月 12 週三 201013:02
2010世界盃義大利隊大名單
竟然沒有LUCA TONI和JUVENTUS的帥哥Nicola Legrottaglie XD 也沒有PIPPO,唉
今年各國國家隊一堆遺珠,小羅和PATO也都沒上
Goalkeepers
- 3月 20 週五 200922:58
歐冠八強抽籤出爐
利物浦和切爾西是去年老梗，皮雷要面對老東家槍手，ＰＯＲＴＯ加油！！！
UEFA Champions League quarter-finals
1st leg: 07/08 April; 2nd leg: 14/15 April
- 2月 24 週二 200917:26
090311--090314歐冠賽事電視節目表
ESPN
- 7月 01 週二 200811:49
EURO2008 最佳23人
官網上找不到, 只好先貼日文版的~~
ＵＥＦＡ（欧州サッカー連盟）は３０日、ユーロ（欧州選手権）２００８における“大会ベストチーム”として２３選手を選出。９人がスペイン代表から選ばれた。シャビ・エルナンデスは最優秀選手にも選ばれた。ロシアが４名、準優勝のドイツが３名で続き、大会の序盤を盛り上げたオランダからは２名のみの選出。ポルトガルからも２名が選ばれた。あとはトルコ、クロアチア、イタリアからそれぞれ１名ずつ。ビッグネームの中ではルート・ファン・ニステルローイやクリスティアーノ・ロナウドが選から漏れている。
リストは以下のとおり。
ＧＫ（３人）：
イケル・カシージャス（スペイン）IKER CASILLAS
ジャンルイジ・ブッフォン（イタリア）GIGI BUFFON
エドウィン・ファン・デル・サール（オランダ）EDWIN VAN DER SAR
ＤＦ（６人）：
カルロス・マルチェナ（スペイン）CARLOS MARCHENA
カルレス・プジョル（スペイン）CALES PUYOL
ボジングワ（ポルトガル）BOSINGWA
ペペ（ポルトガル）PEPE
フィリップ・ラーム（ドイツ）PHILIPP LAHM
ユーリー・ジルコフ（ロシア）Yuri Zhirkov
ＭＦ（１０人）：
マルコス・セナ（スペイン）MARCOS SENNA
シャビ・エルナンデス（スペイン）XAVI HERNANDEZ
コンスタンティン・ズィリャノフ（ロシア）Konstantin Zyryanov
ルカ・モドリッチ（クロアチア）Luka Modrić
ハミト・アルティントップ（トルコ）Hamit Altıntop
セスク・ファブレガス（スペイン）CESC FABREGAS
アンドレス・イニエスタ（スペイン）ANDRES INIESTA
ミヒャエル・バラック（ドイツ）MICHAEL BALLACK
ルーカス・ポドルスキ（ドイツ）LUKAS PODOLSKI
ウェスレイ・スナイデル（オランダ）Wesley Sneijder
ＦＷ（４人）：
ダビド・ビジャ（スペイン）DAVID VILLA
フェルナンド・トーレス（スペイン）FERNANDO TORRES
アンドレイ・アルシャービン（ロシア）ANDREI ARSHAVIN
ロマン・パブリュチェンコ（ロシア）ROMAN Pavlyuchenko
ＵＥＦＡ（欧州サッカー連盟）は３０日、ユーロ（欧州選手権）２００８における“大会ベストチーム”として２３選手を選出。９人がスペイン代表から選ばれた。シャビ・エルナンデスは最優秀選手にも選ばれた。ロシアが４名、準優勝のドイツが３名で続き、大会の序盤を盛り上げたオランダからは２名のみの選出。ポルトガルからも２名が選ばれた。あとはトルコ、クロアチア、イタリアからそれぞれ１名ずつ。ビッグネームの中ではルート・ファン・ニステルローイやクリスティアーノ・ロナウドが選から漏れている。
リストは以下のとおり。
ＧＫ（３人）：
イケル・カシージャス（スペイン）IKER CASILLAS
ジャンルイジ・ブッフォン（イタリア）GIGI BUFFON
エドウィン・ファン・デル・サール（オランダ）EDWIN VAN DER SAR
ＤＦ（６人）：
カルロス・マルチェナ（スペイン）CARLOS MARCHENA
カルレス・プジョル（スペイン）CALES PUYOL
ボジングワ（ポルトガル）BOSINGWA
ペペ（ポルトガル）PEPE
フィリップ・ラーム（ドイツ）PHILIPP LAHM
ユーリー・ジルコフ（ロシア）Yuri Zhirkov
ＭＦ（１０人）：
マルコス・セナ（スペイン）MARCOS SENNA
シャビ・エルナンデス（スペイン）XAVI HERNANDEZ
コンスタンティン・ズィリャノフ（ロシア）Konstantin Zyryanov
ルカ・モドリッチ（クロアチア）Luka Modrić
ハミト・アルティントップ（トルコ）Hamit Altıntop
セスク・ファブレガス（スペイン）CESC FABREGAS
アンドレス・イニエスタ（スペイン）ANDRES INIESTA
ミヒャエル・バラック（ドイツ）MICHAEL BALLACK
ルーカス・ポドルスキ（ドイツ）LUKAS PODOLSKI
ウェスレイ・スナイデル（オランダ）Wesley Sneijder
ＦＷ（４人）：
ダビド・ビジャ（スペイン）DAVID VILLA
フェルナンド・トーレス（スペイン）FERNANDO TORRES
アンドレイ・アルシャービン（ロシア）ANDREI ARSHAVIN
ロマン・パブリュチェンコ（ロシア）ROMAN Pavlyuchenko
- 7月 01 週二 200811:39
EURO2008 十大最佳球員
來源EURO2008官網
Hamit Altıntop (Turkey)
Nihat Kahveci took the plaudits for his superb finish against the Czech Republic but it was Hamit's clever pass that gave him the chance. Tireless, versatile and selfless, his coach Fatih Terim summed up his contribution best: "When you have footballers like this, you don't lose."
Andrei Arshavin (Russia)
After inspiring FC Zenit St. Petersburg to victory in the UEFA Cup final in May, Arshavin rose to the occasion again here, returning from suspension to make the difference against both Sweden and the Netherlands. Quick, clever and very, very good.
Michael Ballack (Germany)
Just when Germany looked on the ropes after losing to Croatia, Ballack got them back on their feet with the thunderous drive that defeated Austria. His performance in a more advanced role against Portugal helped wrest the initiative Germany's way before he headed in the decisive third.Iker Casillas (Spain)
With so much attacking talent on display goalkeepers have had it tough and Gianluigi Buffon, Artur Boruc, Igor Akinfeev and Stipe Pletikosa all impressed. Iker Casillas has had fewer saves to make than many, but has produced when it mattered most, brilliantly saving from Mauro Camoranesi and Roman Pavlyuchenko in the knockout rounds, as well as getting the better of Buffon in the shoot-out.
Luka Modrić (Croatia)
Much was expected of the man dubbed the Croatian Cruyff and he did not disappoint, firing his side ahead from the penalty spot after only four minutes of their opening game against Austria. He created enough chances for Croatia to have beaten Turkey in the quarter-final and deserved better than to bow out after missing a penalty in the shoot-out.
Carles Puyol (Spain)
Question marks were raised over the Spain defence coming into the tournament but Puyol's central defensive partnership with Carlos Marchena has passed the test in a tournament that strikers have dominated. Increasingly assured with every game, Puyol was a tower of strength against Russia.
Bastian Schweinsteiger (Germany)
Bounced back from his sending-off against Croatia with a match-winning display against Portugal in the quarter-finals, scoring one and setting up two more. Also equalised against the run of play in the semi-final when Turkey were threatening to run away with the game.
Marcos Senna (Spain)
Senna provided the security in the centre that allowed Spain's talented, attack-minded midfielders to push forward. No-frills but very disciplined. The cornerstone of Spain's success.
Wesley Sneijder (Netherlands)
Sneijder epitomised the vibrancy with which the Netherlands opened the tournament, hooking in a terrific goal against Italy then trumping that with a tremendous strike against France.
David Villa (Spain)
Villa's hat-trick in Spain's opening win against Russia set the standard for much of what was to follow from Luis Aragonés's side. The Valencia CF striker came into the tournament bursting with confidence and it rubbed off on his team-mates. A shame injury ruled him out of the final.
Hamit Altıntop (Turkey)
Nihat Kahveci took the plaudits for his superb finish against the Czech Republic but it was Hamit's clever pass that gave him the chance. Tireless, versatile and selfless, his coach Fatih Terim summed up his contribution best: "When you have footballers like this, you don't lose."
Andrei Arshavin (Russia)
After inspiring FC Zenit St. Petersburg to victory in the UEFA Cup final in May, Arshavin rose to the occasion again here, returning from suspension to make the difference against both Sweden and the Netherlands. Quick, clever and very, very good.
Michael Ballack (Germany)
Just when Germany looked on the ropes after losing to Croatia, Ballack got them back on their feet with the thunderous drive that defeated Austria. His performance in a more advanced role against Portugal helped wrest the initiative Germany's way before he headed in the decisive third.Iker Casillas (Spain)
With so much attacking talent on display goalkeepers have had it tough and Gianluigi Buffon, Artur Boruc, Igor Akinfeev and Stipe Pletikosa all impressed. Iker Casillas has had fewer saves to make than many, but has produced when it mattered most, brilliantly saving from Mauro Camoranesi and Roman Pavlyuchenko in the knockout rounds, as well as getting the better of Buffon in the shoot-out.
Luka Modrić (Croatia)
Much was expected of the man dubbed the Croatian Cruyff and he did not disappoint, firing his side ahead from the penalty spot after only four minutes of their opening game against Austria. He created enough chances for Croatia to have beaten Turkey in the quarter-final and deserved better than to bow out after missing a penalty in the shoot-out.
Carles Puyol (Spain)
Question marks were raised over the Spain defence coming into the tournament but Puyol's central defensive partnership with Carlos Marchena has passed the test in a tournament that strikers have dominated. Increasingly assured with every game, Puyol was a tower of strength against Russia.
Bastian Schweinsteiger (Germany)
Bounced back from his sending-off against Croatia with a match-winning display against Portugal in the quarter-finals, scoring one and setting up two more. Also equalised against the run of play in the semi-final when Turkey were threatening to run away with the game.
Marcos Senna (Spain)
Senna provided the security in the centre that allowed Spain's talented, attack-minded midfielders to push forward. No-frills but very disciplined. The cornerstone of Spain's success.
Wesley Sneijder (Netherlands)
Sneijder epitomised the vibrancy with which the Netherlands opened the tournament, hooking in a terrific goal against Italy then trumping that with a tremendous strike against France.
David Villa (Spain)
Villa's hat-trick in Spain's opening win against Russia set the standard for much of what was to follow from Luis Aragonés's side. The Valencia CF striker came into the tournament bursting with confidence and it rubbed off on his team-mates. A shame injury ruled him out of the final.
- 7月 01 週二 200811:27
EURO2008 的A to Z
文章來源: EURO2008官網
官網文章亂碼怎麼這麼多啊~~看的有點煩@@
euro2008.com casts its mind back over the past month, devouring the feast of football from Arshavin to Zidane, with detours via kidney transplants, Turkish fightbacks and naked walks in the park. Arshavin “ Without him Russia were struggling; with him they became world-beaters. Suspended for the first two games the man known as 'Shava' burst into their third game like a terrier let off its leash. Unknown even to the likes of Xavi Hernández before the tournament, everybody knows him now. Bob Marley “ Not an obvious reggae aficionado, Leo Beenhakker summed up the mood in the Poland camp when he said: "When I worked with Trinidad and Tobago during the last World Cup I woke up every morning to the sound of Bob Marley but now I wake up every day suffering from a headache!" Co-hosts “ Austria and Switzerland may have bowed out after the group stage, but neither that nor the inclement weather could dampen the mood at the eight venues and beyond. Indeed, by the end of the tournament, some four million people had visited the UEFA EURO 2008â„ Fan Zones. Drama “ Turkey were a watchword for late excitement throughout as they mounted comeback after comeback before Philipp Lahm's goal finally ended their challenge. But Fatih Terim's side did not have a monopoly on being fashionably late and of the 77 goals scored during the finals, 18 came in the final five minutes. Efficiency “ Germany had three shots on goal in their 3-2 semi-final win against Turkey and scored with all of them. Had their opponents done likewise, Terim's men would have run out 11-3 victors. Feel the Rush “ Enrique Iglesias's Can You Hear Me? may have been the official tournament song, but the mascots' music, Feel the Rush by Shaggy, perhaps induced the most fervent foot-tapping. Just. Golden Generation “ Bulgaria, Croatia, France, Romania. Most teams have had one period when an exceptionally gifted group of players came to the fore “ but two? In the mid-1990s Portugal were bristling with talent and while the UEFA EURO 20008 semi-finals was the best they could manage, a new generation spearheaded by Cristiano Ronaldo has raised Lusophiles' expectations once more. Hat-trick “ David Villa's treble against Russia in Spain's opening game made him only the seventh player in finals history to score three in a game. Villa was following in the footsteps of Patrick Kluivert, Sergio Conceio, Marco van Basten, Michel Platini (twice), Klaus Allofs and Dieter MÃller. Injuries “ Save for injuries to Franck Ribery, Alexander Frei and half of the Turkey squad, there were thankfully few serious problems at the EURO. Before the finals was different. Daniel Pudil was ruled out when he broke his hand as he celebrated SK Slavia Praha's league triumph, while Romania's Ovidiu Petre was forced to withdraw after colliding with a cameraman while playing volleyball. Juan Carlos “ Having witnessed Spain's quarter-final victory against Italy, the king was asked if he felt his side were favourites for the semi-final. "Yes," he replied, "50-50." Klasnić “ Not many people are up and running within 15 months of undergoing two kidney transplants. Still less are playing football. None, before Ivan Klasnić have capped their recovery with a goal at a UEFA European Championship. Lifeguard “ Those who believed the only thing Semih Åžentürk had in common with David Hasselhoff was his red shorts were forced to think again in Austria and Switzerland. Not content with the goal that revived Turkey's hopes in the group stage, Semih reprised his 'lifeguard' role with the 122nd-minute equaliser against Croatia. He almost did it again in the semi-finals only for Philipp Lahm to drown out Turkish celebrations. Mascots “ Four years ago a mascot called Kinas caught the eye with his halfway-line acrobatics. This time around there were two of them, they had bigger hair and their dance routines were rehearsed. Trix and Flix have laid down a sizeable gauntlet for the 2012 mascots. Nihat Kahveci “ With three minutes of their decisive group game against the Czech Republic left, Turkey were heading out. Then Nihat capitalised on Petr ÄŒech's fumble to apparently set up extra time. Yet the No8 had other ideas and hit an unstoppable winner with a minute to go. Oranje “ The Netherlands won a place in Bernese hearts during the tournament, but then they did not really have a choice. Over 100,000 Oranje fans descended on the Swiss federal capital to watch the Netherlands-France game and help double Berne's population. Portuguese arrival “ When Luiz Felipe Scolari's squad arrived on 1 June they received a memorable welcome. A motorcade of 600 Portuguese living in Switzerland followed the team bus to their training base, while others lined the streets waving flags. Another 10,000 fans were waiting to greet the players in Neuchatel. Quarter-finals “ Spain's first competitive win against Italy in 88 years; Germany prevailing in a five-goal thriller; Arshavin helping Russia stun the Netherlands; and that Croatia-Turkey game. Astonishing. Reina Snr “ Pepe's dad Manuel certainly won the award for the finals' best automotive metaphor as he ran the rule over Luis Aragones. "The human condition requires you to be greedy – always hungry to better yourself and achieve more," he said. "That's what Luis is and it's the perfect petrol for the engine of a football coach. He'll never say, 'This success is enough' or 'I've lost my drive'." Schweinsteiginho “ Germany's Bastian Schweinsteiger scored, made an assist and picked up yellow and red cards at UEFA EURO 2008â„¢. The only other player to have achieved this feat at a EURO is Denmark's Klaus Berggreen in 1984. Schweinsteiger ended the tournament strongly, however. Why? Because Angela Merkel told him to. "If the chancellor asks you to do something, you have to obey," he explained. Thunder “ June was the wettest month many could remember in Austria and Switzerland, forcing organisers to relay the St. Jakob-Park pitch in Basel ahead of the quarter-finals. It was arguably worse in Vienna, however, and the game between Spain and Russia was played to a background more akin to Mary Shelley's Frankenstein than a football match. Underachievers “ At UEFA EURO 2004â„¢ a hotly-tipped France side meekly bowed out with a 1-0 quarter-final defeat by Greece. This year an ageing squad failed to get out of the group stage, registering a solitary point as they finished at the foot of their section. Vastic “ At 38 years and 257 days, Ivica Vastic became the oldest player to score in a UEFA European Championship when he converted a late penalty against Poland. The 35-year-old pair of Jan Koller and Christian Panucci also struck to go second and third on the list. Walk in the park “ Beenhakker again, this time on the eve of Poland's opener against Germany, saying: "We won't be doing different things just because we are at the EUROs now. It's not like we will walk around the park naked or something. We have our normal programme “ and then we will go [singing] tra-la-la to the stadium. We will play 'tra-la-la' but I don't know if we will be still 'tra-la-la' after the game." X-factor “ That something, lamented Croatia coach Slaven Bilić, which Turkey possessed in spades. Yellow or mustard? “ The great debate about the colour of Spain's away jersey was decided, once and for all, by Aragones. "I don't like this new colour, personally," he said. "But so long as I don't have to wear it, the players can. Anyway, it's not yellow, it's mustard." Zidane “ UEFA EURO 2008 was the first major tournament since 1994 without modern-day legend Zinedine Zidane. Yet there were individual performances which lit up the finals in his absence " Arshavin for starters...
官網文章亂碼怎麼這麼多啊~~看的有點煩@@
euro2008.com casts its mind back over the past month, devouring the feast of football from Arshavin to Zidane, with detours via kidney transplants, Turkish fightbacks and naked walks in the park. Arshavin “ Without him Russia were struggling; with him they became world-beaters. Suspended for the first two games the man known as 'Shava' burst into their third game like a terrier let off its leash. Unknown even to the likes of Xavi Hernández before the tournament, everybody knows him now. Bob Marley “ Not an obvious reggae aficionado, Leo Beenhakker summed up the mood in the Poland camp when he said: "When I worked with Trinidad and Tobago during the last World Cup I woke up every morning to the sound of Bob Marley but now I wake up every day suffering from a headache!" Co-hosts “ Austria and Switzerland may have bowed out after the group stage, but neither that nor the inclement weather could dampen the mood at the eight venues and beyond. Indeed, by the end of the tournament, some four million people had visited the UEFA EURO 2008â„ Fan Zones. Drama “ Turkey were a watchword for late excitement throughout as they mounted comeback after comeback before Philipp Lahm's goal finally ended their challenge. But Fatih Terim's side did not have a monopoly on being fashionably late and of the 77 goals scored during the finals, 18 came in the final five minutes. Efficiency “ Germany had three shots on goal in their 3-2 semi-final win against Turkey and scored with all of them. Had their opponents done likewise, Terim's men would have run out 11-3 victors. Feel the Rush “ Enrique Iglesias's Can You Hear Me? may have been the official tournament song, but the mascots' music, Feel the Rush by Shaggy, perhaps induced the most fervent foot-tapping. Just. Golden Generation “ Bulgaria, Croatia, France, Romania. Most teams have had one period when an exceptionally gifted group of players came to the fore “ but two? In the mid-1990s Portugal were bristling with talent and while the UEFA EURO 20008 semi-finals was the best they could manage, a new generation spearheaded by Cristiano Ronaldo has raised Lusophiles' expectations once more. Hat-trick “ David Villa's treble against Russia in Spain's opening game made him only the seventh player in finals history to score three in a game. Villa was following in the footsteps of Patrick Kluivert, Sergio Conceio, Marco van Basten, Michel Platini (twice), Klaus Allofs and Dieter MÃller. Injuries “ Save for injuries to Franck Ribery, Alexander Frei and half of the Turkey squad, there were thankfully few serious problems at the EURO. Before the finals was different. Daniel Pudil was ruled out when he broke his hand as he celebrated SK Slavia Praha's league triumph, while Romania's Ovidiu Petre was forced to withdraw after colliding with a cameraman while playing volleyball. Juan Carlos “ Having witnessed Spain's quarter-final victory against Italy, the king was asked if he felt his side were favourites for the semi-final. "Yes," he replied, "50-50." Klasnić “ Not many people are up and running within 15 months of undergoing two kidney transplants. Still less are playing football. None, before Ivan Klasnić have capped their recovery with a goal at a UEFA European Championship. Lifeguard “ Those who believed the only thing Semih Åžentürk had in common with David Hasselhoff was his red shorts were forced to think again in Austria and Switzerland. Not content with the goal that revived Turkey's hopes in the group stage, Semih reprised his 'lifeguard' role with the 122nd-minute equaliser against Croatia. He almost did it again in the semi-finals only for Philipp Lahm to drown out Turkish celebrations. Mascots “ Four years ago a mascot called Kinas caught the eye with his halfway-line acrobatics. This time around there were two of them, they had bigger hair and their dance routines were rehearsed. Trix and Flix have laid down a sizeable gauntlet for the 2012 mascots. Nihat Kahveci “ With three minutes of their decisive group game against the Czech Republic left, Turkey were heading out. Then Nihat capitalised on Petr ÄŒech's fumble to apparently set up extra time. Yet the No8 had other ideas and hit an unstoppable winner with a minute to go. Oranje “ The Netherlands won a place in Bernese hearts during the tournament, but then they did not really have a choice. Over 100,000 Oranje fans descended on the Swiss federal capital to watch the Netherlands-France game and help double Berne's population. Portuguese arrival “ When Luiz Felipe Scolari's squad arrived on 1 June they received a memorable welcome. A motorcade of 600 Portuguese living in Switzerland followed the team bus to their training base, while others lined the streets waving flags. Another 10,000 fans were waiting to greet the players in Neuchatel. Quarter-finals “ Spain's first competitive win against Italy in 88 years; Germany prevailing in a five-goal thriller; Arshavin helping Russia stun the Netherlands; and that Croatia-Turkey game. Astonishing. Reina Snr “ Pepe's dad Manuel certainly won the award for the finals' best automotive metaphor as he ran the rule over Luis Aragones. "The human condition requires you to be greedy – always hungry to better yourself and achieve more," he said. "That's what Luis is and it's the perfect petrol for the engine of a football coach. He'll never say, 'This success is enough' or 'I've lost my drive'." Schweinsteiginho “ Germany's Bastian Schweinsteiger scored, made an assist and picked up yellow and red cards at UEFA EURO 2008â„¢. The only other player to have achieved this feat at a EURO is Denmark's Klaus Berggreen in 1984. Schweinsteiger ended the tournament strongly, however. Why? Because Angela Merkel told him to. "If the chancellor asks you to do something, you have to obey," he explained. Thunder “ June was the wettest month many could remember in Austria and Switzerland, forcing organisers to relay the St. Jakob-Park pitch in Basel ahead of the quarter-finals. It was arguably worse in Vienna, however, and the game between Spain and Russia was played to a background more akin to Mary Shelley's Frankenstein than a football match. Underachievers “ At UEFA EURO 2004â„¢ a hotly-tipped France side meekly bowed out with a 1-0 quarter-final defeat by Greece. This year an ageing squad failed to get out of the group stage, registering a solitary point as they finished at the foot of their section. Vastic “ At 38 years and 257 days, Ivica Vastic became the oldest player to score in a UEFA European Championship when he converted a late penalty against Poland. The 35-year-old pair of Jan Koller and Christian Panucci also struck to go second and third on the list. Walk in the park “ Beenhakker again, this time on the eve of Poland's opener against Germany, saying: "We won't be doing different things just because we are at the EUROs now. It's not like we will walk around the park naked or something. We have our normal programme “ and then we will go [singing] tra-la-la to the stadium. We will play 'tra-la-la' but I don't know if we will be still 'tra-la-la' after the game." X-factor “ That something, lamented Croatia coach Slaven Bilić, which Turkey possessed in spades. Yellow or mustard? “ The great debate about the colour of Spain's away jersey was decided, once and for all, by Aragones. "I don't like this new colour, personally," he said. "But so long as I don't have to wear it, the players can. Anyway, it's not yellow, it's mustard." Zidane “ UEFA EURO 2008 was the first major tournament since 1994 without modern-day legend Zinedine Zidane. Yet there were individual performances which lit up the finals in his absence " Arshavin for starters...
- 6月 18 週三 200810:06
Grazie, Azzurri!
在看了前二場義大利讓我傷心又傷肝的爛比賽後, 第三場總算為了不被淘汰
踢的最好看的一場了, 本來凌晨去SPORT AROUND看球, 是為了看法義一起
下課(二隊教練都惹人厭)回家的...心裡預估一定是荷蘭和羅馬尼亞一起晉級,
