Smithy 發表於 2006-9-11 21:24:25

原帖由 Keith 於 2006-9-1006:03 PM 發表

因為時間問題定係打法上唔可能夾到?:confused: 我諗佢個人心態都關事:titter:

hehe0114 發表於 2006-9-11 22:51:50

原帖由 TAMTOM 於 2006-9-1121:09 發表

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想走但係走唔到:o

TAMTOM 發表於 2006-9-11 23:02:22

原帖由 hehe0114 於 2006-9-1110:51 PM 發表

想走但係走唔到:o
其實會唔會係做下戲喳:icon111::icon101:
一向鍾意起外圍賽屈機既西班牙都輸 ,又無癮左D 既

橙色力量 發表於 2006-9-12 19:44:42

The real thing at last

Phil Ball

It didn't feel quite right a couple of weeks back, when the Spanish season officially kicked off. It was still late August, a time when the country is absent both in body and spirit, and the fact that everyone knew that there would be a fortnight's break after those first games seemed to communicate itself to the players and public alike.

Spain is such a ritualistic country, one in which the seasons, the months and the weeks are all significant in terms of fiestas, food and folkiness, that football inevitably plays its part in the annual cycle. The big kick-off is always associated with the end of summer, with 'operación retorno' as they call it here - the big wakey-wakey after the long siesta.

But something fell flat back on August 27, and the games - as well as the public reaction - seemed sluggish. Not so this weekend. The season finally got under way, the kids were back at school on the Monday, and several of the matches had a tasty look about them.

Add to that a fairly turbulent week, in which Spain showed its usual cara y cruz (two sides of the coin) with one representative team winning the basketball World Trophy and the other coming unstuck 3-2 in Northern Ireland. Significant then, that the weekend's most interesting encounter (played on the Saturday night) was Atlético Madrid versus Valencia, two of the sides most expected to challenge the big two this season, both of them sporting players who either figured in the Irish defeat or who should have done.

The game was initially dubbed as the battle of the forwards, with the home side parading the much-lauded Fernando Torres up front, alongside Valencia's ex-pichichi from two seasons ago, Sean Penn look-alike Mista. Both have played for Spain, although it is Torres in whom Luis Aragonés and the public continue to invest their faith, after a World Cup in which the 'Niño' (child) finally seemed to become a man. Well - cometh the evening and he was sent off for a philosophical discussion with the referee, but he didn't play well.

On the sub's bench sat the new Argentine prodigy Kun Agüero, the most talked-up player in history since Saviola. The Calderón was full to its rusty rafters to see his first home appearance, finally setting eyes on the chap in the second half, when he replaced the ineffective Mista, still seemingly confused as to which team he was supposed to be playing for.

On came Agüero to much applause, received the ball and went off on an interesting run, only to be clattered by Albiol, in a sort of 'welcome to La Liga' challenge. He can expect several more before the season is out. Despite the hype, he did look rather good, brightening up the show a little as far as spluttering Atlético were concerned.

What is it about Atlético? A good new manager, good signings over the past two seasons, the legal and financial problems of the Gil era seemingly behind them, they still can't seem to get it together. When and if they do, then Spain beware, because pound for pound they have one of the season's best-looking squads.

Affording themselves the luxury of playing without star signings Joaquín and Del Horno, forgotten man Vicente, out for much of last season with an injury that put paid to his blossoming international career, came back with a vengeance, at least as far as the winning goal was concerned - getting to the bye-line as in days of yore and placing a perfect low cross for man-of-the-moment Villa to stroke home.

Villa was one of the few who escaped with his reputation intact from the Northern Ireland fiasco, and seems determined - unlike his predecessor Mista - not to become a one-season wonder. Small, mobile and clever, Villa made it four goals in eight days - the others coming against Liechtenstein (2) and in Belfast. He has replaced Mista at Valencia, and replaced Morientes (his striking partner on Saturday) in the national team.

Previously at Zaragoza, he now has 58 goals in 112 starts in La Liga - an impressive average which is almost exactly the same as Morientes' 142 in 279 starts. Both of them score about every 1.75 matches (I can't be bothered to work it out exactly), which is basically pretty good.

Ruud Van Nistlerooy's average is even better (over more than 300 games), but of course there were those who said he wouldn't fit into the Spanish scene. Oh ye of little faith! Not only did he manage a hat-trick in his first away game for Real Madrid, he also shouted 'Vamos' after the first one, in fluent Castilian. Clever linguists these Dutch. He also managed to miss a penalty (for which he had been originally fouled), miss an open goal but still complete his hat-trick with a wonderfully cool lob over newly-promoted Levante's unfortunate goalie, Cavallero.

Madrid's 1-4 win was interesting for various reasons, quite apart from Van Nistlerooy's hat-trick, Ronaldo's likely reaction to it this coming week, and the fact that Capello's sides apparently never score goals.

The manager for Levante was none other than López Caro, the man who stepped up from Madrid's reserve side to steady the ship (sort of) after the departure of the little-lamented Luxemburgo. Caro, a decent bloke by all accounts, could have stayed on at the Bernabéu in some capacity, but preferred to burn his bridges, especially when new Director Mijatovic brought in ex-player Michel to manage the reserve side, Castilla.

The long-term policy of training up a past legend to eventually take over the reins was therefore in place, and López Caro, good job though he'd done, was never likely to figure in the new dawn. Good luck to him, since he looks like he might need it at Levante, who have now shipped eight goals in their first two games.

Barcelona don't seem to have let the Supercup defeat get them down in any way, and continue to look just as good as they ever did, rolling over Osasuna in majestic fashion.

Last season the team from Pamplona were the only ones to make a serious go of hanging onto the Catalans' shirt-tails for much of the competition, but so far this season things ain't looking so bright, with two straight defeats to their credit and early elimination from the Champions League.

Eto'o scored twice, surprise surprise, and Messi chipped in with the third, then hit a post. Messi still looks as if someone just let him out of the kindergarten, but if he can manage to stay out of the treatment room this season, then adjective hype collection beware. You may well be stretched to the limit. Saviola, not so long ago spoken of in similar terms, has decided to stay at Barça and fight for his place. A noble sentiment no doubt, but as Messi grows stronger, the comparisons can only become odious. Perhaps Saviola should have shown more savvy, and joined his mates Tévez and Mascherano for a bit of West Ham bubble-blowing. He might have got a few games there at least.

Talking of West Ham, it was interesting to read in the English press this weekend that manager Alan Pardew has entered the 'rush' to sign Deportivo's sidelined striker, the serial moaner Diego Tristan.

It would seem that England's top flight is becoming a repository for ex-Depor players, although the performances of Walter-the-misfiring-'Rifle' Pandiani and Albert Luque in the green and pleasant land might make otherwise sensible people like Pardew think twice. Depor's manager Joaquín Caparros, never one to call a spade an agricultural implement, this week spoke glowingly in terms of one of Spain's finest, describing Tristan as 'talking a good game in the cafes of Coruña. Pity about the football pitch'. England beware.

The England-Spain connection continued to flow this weekend in other ways too, with Reyes making a second-half debut for Real Madrid at Levante. Beckham too (remember him?) set up Madrid's second goal by playing a wonderful 60-yard pass onto Cassano's right foot, after which Capello's old protégé had only to stroke it into an inviting net.

The pass was sublime - but not good enough for England. See anyone pass the ball with any imagination in Macedonia the other night? Can't say I did. Over in London Woodgate made his debut for Middlesbrough at Arsenal, and played extremely well. At one point he was marking his team-mate Julio Baptista, also on loan from Madrid to see if he can prove himself, or put himself in the shop window.

Getafe continue to ride high after beating Racing Santander, which means that Racing continue to ride low. Expect them to struggle this season. Not so Betis, who with their two stars (Oliviera and Joaquín) both gone amidst much wailing and gnashing of teeth, hammered Athletic Bilbao 3-0 in Seville, confirming their possible resurgence under Jabo Irureta - the ex-Depor man brought back out of retirement to try and gel a side with a bucket-load of new signings.

The signs are good so far, as indeed they are for their neighbours Sevilla, who beat the other Basque side real Sociedad 3-1 in San Sebastían, with the TV cameras conspicuous by their absence.

Sevilla's president José María Del Nido, miffed that the TV companies were unprepared to up their offers to televise the UEFA Cup and Supercup winners, decided to withdraw permission for any of them to televise his team's games, including the Pay-Per-View channel. Real Sociedad protested, but were forced to concede on some legal fine-point which escapes everybody else, but there you go.

It probably put an extra thousand on Anoeta's gate, and it was a warm sunny evening. Who wants to watch the game in a smoky bar anyway?

Well, next week it's the clash that makes the two World Wars look like quiet and friendly affairs, Sevilla v Betis. If that's not on the telly, then smoky bars notwithstanding, it might just go nuclear down in Andalucía. La Liga's back!

http://soccernet.espn.go.com/columns/story?id=378891&root=europe&cc=4716

Fantasista 發表於 2006-9-12 20:13:45

西甲第二輪最佳陣容:豪門搶眼 外籍球員閃光
2006-09-11 07:28:45 來源: 網易體育專稿  作者:長路   網友評論 1 條  進入論壇

網易體育9月11日消息:北京時間今天淩晨,西甲第二輪全部落下帷幕,兩家豪門巴薩和皇馬均取得大勝,兩名殺手埃托奧和範尼表現非常搶眼。同時瓦倫西亞在焦點對抗當中力克馬德里競技,後防大將阿亞拉表現不俗。薩拉戈薩和貝蒂斯均在主場取得大勝,攻擊核心的優異表現堪稱完美。本輪西甲最佳陣容除了強隊表現優異之外,還有個明顯的特點就是外籍球員極多,他們佔據了最佳陣容的大半壁江山(343):

門將:

巴列霍(維爾瓦):升班馬維爾瓦在情歌球場發威,居然1-0力克強大的維拉裏爾,取得本賽季西甲的首場勝利。說到取勝的最大功臣,門將巴列霍當記頭功,全場比賽面對潛水艇兇猛的攻勢總共7次作出撲救,其中至少四次是必進之球。開場2分鐘裏克爾梅策動的攻勢就險些破門,巴列霍先是奮力擋出塞納的頭球,隨後將弗蘭小禁區內的補射奮勇撲出,堪稱本場比賽最精彩的撲救。巴列霍力保球隊大門不失,收穫本賽季首場勝利,當選最佳門將實至名歸。

後衛:

阿亞拉(瓦倫西亞)

阿根廷中衛在度過了一個並不平靜的暑假之後最終留在了球隊當中,而他用自己優異的表現回報了球隊。本場比賽面對實力提升極快的馬德里競技,阿亞拉率領蝙蝠軍團的後防線抵擋住了對方的衝擊,最終客場力克對手,全取三分。特別是在莫雷蒂被罰下的情況下依然很好的組織起了防線,阿根廷老將寶刀未老。

圖拉姆(巴賽隆納)

法國老將的諾坎普首演絕對是場完美的表演,全場比賽他基本包辦了所有高空球,將對方的一次次沖吊成功化解。不僅有出色的正面防守,他多次一對一精彩的斷球和雜耍般的腳後跟妙傳也讓諾坎普掌聲雷動。圖拉姆的到來對於巴薩提升後防線整體實力增添了極重的砝碼,法國人已經成為裏傑卡爾德手中不可或缺的關鍵人物。

華尼托(貝蒂斯)

貝蒂斯經歷了一個瘋狂的轉會夏天,剛剛進入新賽季球隊已經逐漸找到了狀態,3-0痛擊畢爾巴鄂競技為新賽季帶來首場勝利。後防中堅華尼托的表現不俗,除了將本方的防守組織的井井有條之外,進攻中還為球隊首開紀錄。18分鐘,埃杜接納諾的傳球後右腳打門,對方門將擋出皮球,華尼托及時跟進小禁區內補射將球攻中,為球隊打開勝利之門。

前衛:

貝克漢姆(皇馬)

被迫離開英格蘭代表隊的小貝將精力全部投入到俱樂部當中,皇馬本賽季的首場勝利必須將不少功勞記在貝克漢姆身上,如果沒有他絕妙的精准傳球,皇馬如何在客場取得大勝。他用一次精准的長傳和一個頭球回擺分別助攻兩名前鋒入球,這樣的精彩表現無疑是在向麥克拉倫示威。

雷納托(塞維利亞):塞維利亞客場輕取皇家社會,中場雷納托成為球隊攻勢的發起者。這位攻擊核心在比賽中一次次策劃的精彩攻勢讓皇家社會的後防線應接不暇、漏洞百出。而雷納托第8分鐘就利用任意球機會直接破門得分,為球隊打開勝利之門,今天的比賽屬於這位技術出眾的巴西中場。

達曆桑德羅(薩拉戈薩):大頭來到西甲之後首場比賽的表現並不出彩,此番回到主場他和艾瑪爾的雙前腰組合終於發威。球隊31分鐘已經少一人作戰,可是薩拉戈薩的攻勢卻沒有減弱。達曆桑德羅36分鐘策動攻勢,奎爾特羅將球橫傳至門前,艾瑪爾跟上接應一蹴而就打破僵局。下半時64分鐘,大頭的勁射又擊中立柱險些擴大比分。阿根廷雙前腰本場比賽大放異彩,大頭更是在進攻中威力無窮,薩拉戈薩依然是西甲極具競爭力的球隊。

羅納爾迪尼奧(巴賽隆納):剛剛複出的巴西人證明瞭自己在巴薩的核心地位,本賽季西甲首次主場亮相開場1分鐘小羅精彩的過人傳中就幫助埃托奧打破僵局。隨後的比賽小羅一次次精彩的突破、傳球讓對方的後防線十分狼狽,全場都為魔術師精彩的表演喝彩和歡呼。他和隊友們的精彩演出幫助球隊提早確立了勝局,為冠軍杯備戰贏得了寶貴的時間,當他71分鐘被久利替下的時候,整個諾坎普都在為他喝彩。

前鋒:

範尼(皇馬):荷蘭人雖然沒有罰入點球,雖然沒能攻入近在咫尺的射門,但是上演帽子戲法的荷蘭人絕對是本輪表現最為優異的球員。全場比賽5次射門全部打中門框範圍,3個入球的高效率讓“禁區之王”的名號響徹伊比利亞半島。範尼將用一個個精彩的入球回饋伯納烏,也將威脅埃托奧的最佳射手位置。

埃托奧(巴賽隆納):喀麥隆射手依然保持良好的競技狀態,本場比賽的兩個入球都是埃托奧特點的最佳體現。一次門前機警的前插搶點攻門,一次高速插上的靈巧挑射,獵豹運用速度和搶點意識梅開二度,而更可貴的是他無私的助攻梅西贏得了主帥的讚揚,新賽季喀麥隆人依然是最佳射手的最有力爭奪者。

埃杜(貝蒂斯):貝蒂斯主場取得大勝,進攻中表現最為出色的當屬埃杜,這位貝蒂斯的10號用優異的表現捍衛著自己的綠色戰袍。貝蒂斯的三個入球全部與埃杜有關,他無疑是貝蒂斯今天最火紅的明星。18分鐘,埃杜接到納諾的傳球勁射被門將擋出,華尼托補射入網。38分鐘,埃杜接馬爾多納多妙傳攻入第二球。82分鐘,埃杜反擊中利用個人能力長驅直入後妙傳卡皮,後者錦上添花。奧利維拉離隊、索比斯還需要適應新環境,埃杜必須撐起了貝蒂斯的鋒線,他用自己的實際表現證明瞭自己。

Raul_Gonzalez 發表於 2006-9-12 20:21:54

原帖由 Fantasista 於 2006-9-1220:13 發表
門將:

巴列霍(維爾瓦):升班馬維爾瓦在情歌球場發威,居然1-0力克強大的維拉裏爾,取得本賽季西甲的首場勝利。說到取勝的最大功臣,門將巴列霍當記頭功,全場比賽面對潛水艇兇猛的攻勢總共7次作出撲救,其中至少四次是必進之球。開場2分鐘裏克爾梅策動的攻勢就險些破門,巴列霍先是奮力擋出塞納的頭球,隨後將弗蘭小禁區內的補射奮勇撲出,堪稱本場比賽最精彩的撲救。巴列霍力保球隊大門不失,收穫本賽季首場勝利,當選最佳門將實至名歸

俾卡素拿取得全場唯一入球, 仲俾華利祖屈機, 維拉利爾哩場真係型死了..:icon101:

截拳道小子 發表於 2006-9-12 20:23:17

圖拉姆(巴賽隆納)

法國老將的諾坎普首演絕對是場完美的表演,全場比賽他基本包辦了所有高空球,將對方的一次次沖吊成功化解。不僅有出色的正面防守,他多次一對一精彩的斷球和雜耍般的腳後跟妙傳也讓諾坎普掌聲雷動。圖拉姆的到來對於巴薩提升後防線整體實力增添了極重的砝碼,法國人已經成為裏傑卡爾德手中不可或缺的關鍵人物。


:eek2:

Raul_Gonzalez 發表於 2006-9-12 20:24:58

原帖由 截拳道小子 於 2006-9-1220:23 發表
圖拉姆(巴賽隆納)

法國老將的諾坎普首演絕對是場完美的表演,全場比賽他基本包辦了所有高空球,將對方的一次次沖吊成功化解。不僅有出色的正面防守,他多次一對一精彩的斷球和雜耍般的腳後跟妙傳也讓諾坎普掌 ...

哩個 moment + 果場波嘅奧沙辛拿, 杜林唔屈先 :eek2: 啦..:icon101:

rob_van_dam 發表於 2006-9-13 21:38:56

卓斯坦--->馬略卡

Raul_Gonzalez 發表於 2006-9-14 03:31:29

原帖由 rob_van_dam 於 2006-9-1321:38 發表
卓斯坦--->馬略卡

番歸了..:icon101:
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