姦淫屎好黑

Smithy

尋晚去睇DEATH NOTE都未得閒睇埋下半場
一陣間就打利華了

Smithy

After three years at Bayer Leverkusen, Clemens Fritz made the move to Werder Bremen during the summer. On Saturday, in his second Bundesliga game in the Green-White, the defender will meet his ex-colleagues for the first time. The hobby restaurant owner talked to werder.de about what he feels about the move, what has come to his attention at Werder and why his first game at the Weser Stadium is so special.

You wanted to telephone with Bernd Schneider before you clash with your old team mates. Have you had the chance yet?
We telephoned together last Friday. He wished me lots of luck, I'm looking forward to seeing him on Saturday - but that goes for all the Bayer players and the back-room staff too. I still have very good contact to them.

Does that include the sporting directors?
Sure. I had great experiences in Leverkusen and those in charge were always very fair to me. I made my decision to move to Werder early on but the trainer said all along that I would continue to play so long as I performed. Noone laid any stones in my path.

But they should leave the points in Bremen.
Of course. Sportingly I wish them all the best but they shouldn't count on three points at the weekend. So long as they're not nipping at our heels too much at the end of the season then I wish them all the best with reaching their goal of qualifying for international competition.

How do you rate the strong Leverkusen performance on the first match day of the season?
They've got a good side. Even if the firs game was "Just" against a newly promoted side, you still have to beat a side like Aachen 3:0. Of course the win was made easier by Aachen losing to their keeper to a red card so early on, but afetr that Leverkusen were strong. It'll be a tough job.

...which you are well prepared for. It would appear that everything has gone well for you since the start of training in Juli, although everything was very new.
The integration was very easy. It was good for all the new players that we went straight to the trainings camp on the first day. That way you get to know everyone very quickly. Preparations then went very well. Sure everyone hit a low point but if that doesn't happen in preparation then something is wrong.

When did you hit your low?
You could see that against Rot-Weiss Essen. I was really wiped out, tired. You really get annoyed at yourself and don't accept until later that there are sometimes just such days.

A low point is particularly threatening when there is such a battle for places as there is at Werder.
The battle for places is really extreme here. We are doubly covered in every position. You have to give your all, every day.

How do you deal with that situation as a player?
To be honest I see that as very positive. That helps all of us. Everyone knows where they stand and works on their performance. That pushes us forward. The season is long so everyone will be needed. Whats good for the team is good for the players.

Yet still the team has lived on how they hold together for years now?
That is something that has come to my attention too. As a new man you receive a very positive welcome. Everyone is really open and you are asked straight away if you'd like to join them for food or to go to the cinema. The new boys are in the team really quickly. That really helps to call up you full ability.

Are you surprised that Werder are consided as favourites for the title by so many experts?
Not really. Werder have made massive steps over the last few years and are up alongside Bayern Munich as one of the top clubs in the country. Werder have been playing on a very high level for a long time and I was very honoured when they asked about my availability.

Was the move to the Weser the biggest step in your career?
It's a move that I'm confident I can cope with. The step from Karlsruhe to Leverkusen was actually bigger for me three years ago. I went from battling against relegation in the second division to one of the top clubs in the country who were playing regular Champions League football.

You will play your first bundesliga home game at the Weser Stadium on Saturday. You have been there twice with Leverkusen, do you have any special memories of the games?
You could say that. My first game at the Weser was a very special one. It was a 6:2 win after Werder had spent a week celebrating winning the championship win. That was curious. We were leading 3:0 at half time but after ten second half minutes it was 2:3 and Werder were back in the game. We really needed the points for Champions League qualification and in the end it worked out well for both teams.

Yes, Champions League - the draw is next Friday, do you have any special wishes?
I'd like to play an English side, Chelsea or Arsenal at their new stadium. I got the chance to play Liverpool with Leverkusen - that was a great experience. It was a real experience the day before to be at Anfield Road. When they sing "You'll Never Walk Alone" there you really get goose-pimples.

You could get that again soon when the national anthem is sung before an international game - many see you as a candidate for the German side.
When you play at a club on the level of Werder then that has to be you goal to play for your country. At the moment it's more important for me to settle into the team and concentrate on developing at my new club. If it was to become an issue then I wouldn't say no.

You have also taken on the opportunity to run a restaurant along with your footballing activities. How did that happen?
That was a spontanious idea but I've been involved for some time now. I run the retaurant in Karlsruhe along with other football friends, Marco Engelhardt who recently moved to Nuremburg, Danny Fuchs from Greuther Fürth, Thomas Kies from KSC and another business man. The "Cantina Majolika" is a bar, café and restaurant in one with a big outside terrace. There is always something going on there - live music, after work parties...

During the summer and winter breaks, do you get behind the bar yourself?
I don't have the time but I reglarly get the statistics on my table. There has to be a lot of trust and a good concept there. It's a second income along with football which can come to a sudden end.


做低舊會吧

阿忠

睇左慕遜加柏第二場尾30分鐘
Insua上腳時間應該多過係小保加個陣
但企得頗後....冇機會射波
但開罰球又幾準

Smithy

原帖由 阿忠 於 2006-8-19  08:17 PM 發表
睇左慕遜加柏第二場尾30分鐘
Insua上腳時間應該多過係小保加個陣
但企得頗後....冇機會射波
但開罰球又幾準

做左keyman

Smithy

0-1

henrytam

原帖由 Smithy 於 2006-8-19  09:49 PM 發表
0-1

最後反勝2-1

spurs_timduncan

hugo又入

阿忠

Diego痴x左

Smithy

原帖由 henrytam 於 2006-8-19  11:25 PM 發表


最後反勝2-1

大大

Smithy

原帖由 spurs_timduncan 於 2006-8-19  11:57 PM 發表
hugo又入

同我同月同日生係勁d

Smithy

原帖由 阿忠 於 2006-8-20  12:05 AM 發表
Diego痴x左

似乎真係適應得唔錯

阿忠

原帖由 Smithy 於 2006-8-20  12:20 AM 發表
同我同月同日生係勁d

之前佢有球越位兩碼唔入
呢球如果都唔入可以退休啦佢

henrytam

原帖由 Smithy 於 2006-8-20  12:20 AM 發表
大大

保持聯賽全開大紀錄

Smithy

原帖由 阿忠 於 2006-8-20  12:21 AM 發表


之前佢有球越位兩碼唔入
呢球如果都唔入可以退休啦佢

真係可惜
咁都退唔到休

Smithy

原帖由 henrytam 於 2006-8-20  12:36 AM 發表


保持聯賽全開大紀錄

我估過半數都會大

Smithy

A happy home debut at the Weser Stadium for Werder. On the second match day of the season the Green-Whites beat Bayer 04 Leverkusen 2:1 (1:1). Paul Freier put the guests in front with a spot kick after Petri Pasanen had brought down Kießling in the box (15'). Again it was Miroslav Klose who began the turn about for Werder with an equalising header from a free-kick (26'). It took until the 77th minute for substitute Hugo Almeida to finish off a wonderful counter attack through Torsten Frings and Diego to give Werder the 2:1 victory.

Werder began the tie with one change to the side which beat Hanover 4:2 last weekend. Leon Andreasen filled in for the injured Naldo (thigh) alongside Petri Pasanen at the centre of defence.

Early penalty for Leverkusen

The Green-Whites began the tie as the fans love to see them – pressurising and attacking. As early as the fourth minute Werder had two chances to take the lead. From a Klasnic pass Tim Borowski brought a save from 04 Keeper Jörg Butt and seconds later Miroslav Klose whacked a cross from Pierre Womé over the bar on the volley.

With ten minutes played, the guests from the Rhein found their way into the game and created their first chance on goal through Barnetta. Somewhat surprisingly though it way Bayer who took the early lead. Kießling broke into the box from the left and was caught by Pasanen as he went in for the tackle – penalty. The impressive Paul Freier took on the task and made it 1:0 for the visitors. In the following period Leverkusen dominated and could have extended their lead with a chance from Kießling (21’).

Quick reply from Klose

Just as surprisingly as the lead came the equaliser for the home side. Diego swung a free-kick into the box from the left and Klose climbed higher than Ramelow to head home from four meters out – 1:1 (26’). Now the game was wide open and so the play swung back and forth. Three minutes later the 39,600 in the stadium were prepared for another celebration as Diego put Klose through with a clever back heel but the German ‘Footballer of the Year’ missed the target by inches from close range. At the other end the Leverkusen attack were causing problems for the Werder defence. Freier’s cross found no takers (30’) and both Barnetta (36’) and Kießling (40’) blew their chances to put the guests back in front.

After the break it was the current crowd favourite Diego who pleased his fans with an attempted over-head kick from 16 meters which Butt managed to turn away (47’). Hugo Almeida, who came for Ivan Klasnic, showed soon after his introduction the power which he possesses with a 25 meter drive which unfortunately missed the target (52’).

Post spares renewed deficit

When the ‘Factory Club’ did put the pressure on they looked extremely dangerous. Kießling came agonisingly close after a pass from Freier (54’) but Sergej Barbarez came even closer, after winning a sprint against Clemens Fritz, the new Bayer signing saw his shot spring away from the post (65’). With twenty minutes to go, a sign of life from the home team. Klose laid off to Almeida who missed the target from a meter out – luckily for the striker, the effort wouldn’t have counted as the Portugese international was in an offside position.

It was a counter attack in their own stadium that eventually sealed the tie for Werder. Torsten Frings set Diego on his way and the Brazilian went past three opponents before putting in a cross to the far post. Hugo Almeida was lying in wait and pushed the ball over the line from a meter away – successfully this time – to make it 2:1 for Werder. That was to be the final score with Werder missing out on a couple of further chances and Bayer only creating two unconvincing efforts through Madouni (84’) and Freier (90’).

Johnnie Muldoon

Werder Bremen- Bayer Leverkusen 2:1

Werder Bremen: Wiese - Fritz, Andreasen (56. Jensen), Pasanen, Womé - Baumann (72. Schulz) - Frings, Borowski - Diego - Klose, Klasnic (46. Almeida)

Bayer Leverkusen: Butt - Castro, Haggui (73. Callsen-Bracker), Madouni, Stenman (86. Athirson) - Ramelow, Rolfes - Freier, Barbarez, Barnetta (80. Voronin) - Kießling

Goals: 0:1 Freier (15., Foulelfmeter), 1:1 Klose (26.), 2:1 Almeida (77.)

Referee: Stark (Landshut)

Attendance: Weser-Stadion, 39.600 spectators

Yellow cards: Pasanen, Borowski, Almeida – Haggui, Freier

Shots on goal: 19 : 18

Corners: 8 : 13

Crosses: 17 : 16

Possession: 49% : 51%

Challenges won: 46% : 54%

Fouls: 19 : 17

Offsides: 4 : 3

Most shots on goal: Diego (5) – Freier (5)

Most assists: Frings (6) – Barbarez (6)

Most individula possession: Womé (76) – Barbarez (75)

Strongest tackler: Fritz (72%) – Freier (64%)

Smithy

俾人圍

rob_van_dam

原帖由 Smithy 於 2006-8-21  12:11 PM 發表
俾人圍

自己黎,與人無尤

Smithy

原帖由 rob_van_dam 於 2006-8-21  12:15 PM 發表

自己黎,與人無尤

你都唔撐我

阿忠

又因咩事要跪玻璃