Teknik Direktörümüz Frank Rijkaard, bu akşam oynayacakları Maccabi Netanya UEFA Avrupa Ligi 3. ön eleme turu karşılaşmasında as futbolcularına görev vermeye hazırlanıyor.
Teknik Direktörümüz Frank Rijkaard, bu akşam oynayacakları Maccabi Netanya UEFA Avrupa Ligi 3. ön eleme turu karşılaşmasında as futbolcularına görev vermeye hazırlanıyor. Önceki turdaki Tobol maçlarının aksine, tam kadroya yakın bir ekiple İsrail'e giden sarı kırmızılıların teknik patronu Tel Aviv'de düzenlediği basın toplantısında, ‘'O zaman onlar benimle beraberdi, onlarla oynamak zorundaydım. Şimdi milli takımlardan gelenler şanslarını kullanacaklar. Tobol maçında hazır olmayanların, antrenmanlarda maksimum seviyeye gelmeleri için uğraştık. Bu maçta onları sahada görebiliriz'' diye konuştu.
Küçüklerle oynamak zor
Hollandalı teknik adam, basın toplantısında yalnızca Keita'nın fiyatının tüm Netanya takımından pahalı olduğunun hatırlatılması üzerine, şöyle konuştu:
‘'Bu tip maçların hep zor geçtiğini görürüz. Küçük takımlar, büyük rakiplere karşı daha fazla hırslanıp, motive olurlar. Burada iyi bir sonuç alabilmek için kendimizi hazırlamalıyız. Önemli olan, deplasmanda iyi bir sonuç alarak evimize dönmek.''
Öte yandan sarı kırmızılıların dün maçın oynanacağı sahada yaptığı idmanı izlemek üzere stada gelen Başkanımız Adnan Polat, ana girişi bulamayınca ancak çalışmanın sonlarına doğru yerini alabildi.
LINKLERI BULMAK ICIN BURAYA TIKLAYIN: http://www.myp2p.eu/broadcast.php?matchid=44420&part=sports
Thursday, July 30, 2009
ELANO GALATASARAY'DA
FLAŞ! FLAŞ! Galatasaray, Manchester City'nin Brezilyalı yıldızı Elano Blumer'le 4 yıllık sözleşme imzaladı. Elano ile yapılan sözleşme, Galatasaray Kulübü'nün resmi internet sitesinden duyuruldu.28 yaşındaki Elano, orta sahada hücuma yönelik görev yapabilen, her iki ayağına da hakim, uzaktan etkili şutlar atabilen ve gerektiğinde orta sahanın farklı mevkilerinde oynayabilen bir isim.Mevkisinde Kaka, Ronaldinho, Diego, Juninho gibi isimler olmasına karşın tam 35 kez Brezilya Milli Takım forması giyen Elano, 6 gol kaydetti.Disiplinli futbolunu tekniğiyle birleştirebilen ender Brezilyalılar'dan birisi olan yıldız futbolcu, Manchester City'den önce Shakthar Donetsk ve Santos takımlarında forma giydi.
Kaynak: Webaslan.com
Brazilian Elano Blumer (28) has signed a four-year contract with Galatasaray. Elano started his professional football career at Santos in 2001. After four years he was transferred to Ukrainian Shakthar Donetsk and played until 2007, when he joined Manchester City. In his international career with the Brazilian national team he has so far played 35 games and scored six goals.Elano will be arriving in Istanbul on Friday, July 31.
Kaynak: Galatasaray.org
Saturday, July 25, 2009
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Avatar : Last AirBender - News
In a world where the four elements can be controlled by people known as "Benders", the Fire Nation is waging a ruthless, oppressive war to control the other great nations. The only hope for stopping the brutal war led by the Firebenders rests on the shoulders of a reluctant young boy named Aang (Noah Ringer). The last known survivor of the peaceful Air Nomads and the Airbenders, Aang is the "Avatar". The "Avatar" is the physical re-incarnation of the world spirit, with the power to manipulate all four elements and draw upon the power, knowledge, and experiences of the Avatar's previous incarnations. The Avatar is responsible for maintaining balance between the four nations of the world and the spirit world, hence keeping the balance of the world. Aided by a protective teenage Waterbender named Katara (Nicola Peltz) and her bull-headed brother Sokka (Jackson Rathbone), Aang begins a perilous journey to restore balance to their war-torn world. Standing in their way are Fire Nation Admiral Zhao (Aasif Mandvi) and Prince Zuko (Dev Patel), the banished prince of the Fire Nation who seeks to capture the young Avatar to regain his honor.
- Noah Ringer as Aang, a 12-year-old "Avatar" whose main duties are to protect the world and bend all four elements. He is fun-loving and carefree and would rather have fun than assume his responsibilities.
- Nicola Peltz as Katara, the last remaining waterbender from the Southern Water Tribe. She is Aang's good friend and love interest.
- Jackson Rathbone as Sokka, a 15-year-old warrior from the Southern Water Tribe and Katara's brother.
- Dev Patel as Prince Zuko, a 16-year-old prince who travels with his uncle and tries to capture the Avatar in order to regain his honor and position as heir to the Fire Nation throne.
- Aasif Mandvi as Admiral Zhao, a hot-tempered Fire Nation Commander in pursuit of the Avatar. He is Zuko's principal rival.
- Shaun Toub as Uncle Iroh, an older man who is extremely easy-going and friendly and often acts as a surrogate father to his nephew, Zuko.
- Cliff Curtis as Fire Lord Ozai, the leader of the war and the Fire Nation. He is the primary antagonist in the series.
- Jessica Andres as Suki, the leader of the young female warriors of Kyoshi Island, The Kyoshi Warriors. She is a friend to Aang and one of Sokka's love interests.
Technorati Tags: Avatar, last airbender, trailers, teaser, 2009, 2010, fire lord ozai, Dev patel, aasif mandivi, jackson rathbone, nicola peltz, noah ringer
Monday, July 20, 2009
Sunday, July 12, 2009
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Turkcell Super League Draw
Turkcell Super League draw took place on July 7 in Istanbul. Super league kicks off on August 7 and ends on May 9 2010. The season break starting on December 20 lasts till January 24. The 2009-2010 season’s opening game is going to be played between Galatasaray and Gaziantepspor at Gaziantep on Friday August 7. Galatasaray is playing its first derby against Beşiktaş in Week 5. The first derby game against Fenerbahçe is at Kadıköy in Week 10.
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
G.Saray 1-0 Casablanca
Zayton Cup'ta ikinci maçlar bugün oynandı. Galatasaray'ın yanı sıra Almanya'dan Bayer Leverkusen, Mısır'dan Al Ahly Kairo ve Fas'tan Wydad Athletic Club Casablanca'nın katıldığı turnuvada Galatasarayımız, Wydad Casablanca takımını 1-0 mağlup etti.
Almanya'da düzenlenen organizasyonda Bochum'daki Lohrheidestadion'da oyanan karşılaşmada takımımıza galibiyeti getiren golü 43. dakikada Emre Çolak kaydetti. Ceza alanı dışından sol ayağıyla şık bir vuruş yapan Emre topu ağlara gönderdi.
Galatasarayımız, turnuvanın ilk maçında da Mısır ekibi Al Ahly'yi Barış Özbek'in penaltı golüyle 1-0 mağlup etmişti.
Günün diğer maçında ise Bayer Leverkusen, Al Ahly'yi 2-0 mağlup etti.
ayton Cup Puan Durumu
1. Galatasaray 6
2. Bayer 04 Leverkusen 4
3. Wydad AC Casablanca 1
4. Al-Ahly Kairo 0
Friday, July 3, 2009
Video: McLaren F1 vs. Bugatti Veyron
Best part of the show was a one-mile drag race in Abu Dhabi between Stig and Richard Hammond. Stig was driving the amazing McLaren F1 and Hammond picked a red Veyron.
These two cars are some of the rarest and most expensive cars in the world. Only 64 road going McLaren F1’s were built between 1992–1998. Veyron is still in production and limited to 300 units.
F1 packs 627 hp from a 6.1-liter BMW sourced V12 and the Veyron has 1001 hp from a 16-cylinder quad-turbo engine. Even though Veyron has more power it also weighs 748 kg (1,647 lbs) more.
Is swine flu REALLY a pandemic?
Taken from bbc.co.uk
How utterly amazed I was to see hundreds of travellers freely arriving at Heathrow from Mexico, and being handed...a leaflet! How about a dose of Tamiflu being administered to everyone on the plane at least, or a few days quarantine? No, our forward thinking government let them all walk in, then go to the shops or work tomorrow, and spread their flu virus amongst us. Stupid, stupid government. Leaflets will not cure the pandemic! If you've just come back from Mexico, please go to Downing Street and cough and splutter as much as you can.Chris, Coventry UK
Not concerned about swine flu - it appears to cause a mild illness. But what is fascinating and imperative to study for its future implications is how quickly it is spreading across the globe due to modern travel patterns. The map is amazing - from Mexico to Canada to New Zealand to every continent in a couple of weeks perhaps? This must one day result in an accelerated pace of flu mutations and if a deadlier strain does develop, it will doubtlessly spread faster than any virus in history.David, Seattle, USA
Isn't it time to ban all sporting events, concert and theatre performances now? Surely there can be no excuse for allowing people to cough and splutter over each other in such close proximity. It's a recipe for disaster. I am stocked up with rice and beans and I am retiring to my room until all of this is over. It's the only way forward.L A Odicean, Sidcup
Swine Flu pandemic - and the hay-fever is starting now too...Anne Mendelson, Welwyn Garden City, UK
Although Swine Flu hasn't spread all around Britain I am still worried but as long as I've got my hand gel I feel safer and less concerned.Rachael, Richmond, Surrey
I might be hit by a bus on the way home tonight. Methinks the media is getting a mite hysterical.Andrew Goodall, Edinburgh
No panic should be there although taking some precautious and curative measures would be wise. It was the same with 'bird flu', which broke out several times in the past and subsided too. May all the global humanity be blessed!AR Shams, Pakistan
I don't think we can avoid it. We just have to try and recognise the signs so that we can be treated early if necessary.Soojie, HW
Please read the proper facts. This is no more serious than 'normal 'flu' and should present no danger to healthy people. Masks are useless. The only way to stop it in its tracks is to make the entire world stay at home, alone, with no contact with anyone for two weeks. But it is just flu. WHO says at least 250,000 die of flu in the world every year. This is an attempt by the government to panic us into forgetting the real situation of the economy, sleaze and war.Jaye, England
It's sad to see people dying of this form of flu but why has the media not covered the death of the estimated half million people who die every year from seasonal flu viruses? Aren't we in danger of talking up an epidemic which is small in comparison to what happens normally anyway?Mike, Berks, UK
236 confirmed cases is a pandemic?? John B, Windermere, US I believe that a pandemic is defined by the geographical spread and method of transmission rather on the basis of the number of cases or even the level of threat to life.Jim Corrigan, Gateway City
Why is the government giving out Tamiflu to healthy people? If this course of action is pursued will we not deplete the stock for no good reason? Surely if someone is at risk, like children in a school, then they should be told to stay indoors for a period of time to see if they become symptomatic. If they do, then prescribe. I can't help but feel that we may run out and then get flanked by a more lethal H1N1 variant.Chris Undritz, Redditch
I am worried about the spread of the flu. I think schools should be shut as there are lots of children with colds and who are worrying they have the flu. Also, there are lots more cases and there are going to be many more and who knows if they have it or not as you cannot know if you have it up to a week. And especially in Dartmouth as it is very small and likely to spread quickly.Steph, Devon
Besides a number of preventive measures taken I would prefer in addition to them suggesting to governments to postpone importing and exporting of humans etc. from or to overseas so that the probability of further spreading 'swine flu' can be lowered to a great extent.A.R.Shams, Pakistan
Just take the same precautions you would with the ordinary flu. Wash hands often, avoid public gatherings and buffet dining where everyone touches the same serving wares.Ralph Kimball, USA
236 confirmed cases is a pandemic??John B, Windermere, US
Couldn't people have been quarantined for a few days, either before leaving Mexico, or after arrival on a flight from Mexico? The virus is now more widespread and a lot more difficult to contain.Pippanb, Boston, USA
So far there are seven confirmed deaths. (The 170 figure is unconfirmed). Seven deaths do not make a pandemic.John Evans, Caerphilly
You can't avoid it - it's already here. You could prevent a recurrence by placing all international travellers in quarantine for a fortnight before letting them inflict their diseases on society.David, Cornwall, UK
I think the advice to "bin" tissues is just creating another problem for the unfortunate cleaners in offices around the country. We should encourage people to "flush" the tissues. Please change the advice.Andrew, Suffolk, England
Am I the only one who thinks that reporters are at risk of catching and spreading swine flu by visiting affected areas? Or are they immune?D Smith, Scunthorpe, England
Are we panicking again? It's just like ordinary flu. There was the same scare about avian flu, and absolutely nothing came of that.Daniel, Kent, UK
There was an outbreak of a different strain of swine flu in 1976 and a vaccine was developed and tested on volunteers and on the U.S. military: the side effects of the vaccine killed more people than the flu itself. I was in the service then and received the vaccine myself; I was sick as a dog for a week. Scott W, Port Orchard, USA
The answer lies in understanding what kept those who worked among the afflicted from contracting the bubonic plague. There were no cures then and yet the workers remained unaffected. N Rama, Sydney, Australia
Hear we go again. First bird flu and now swine flu. When will the BBC ever learn that the public is not in the slightest bit worried about this drivel. Eight people now confirmed in the UK with two of them are now rid of it. I bet you more people died last winter of normal flu than eight people. Utter trash reporting.Scott Murray, Inverness
Why are people buying and wearing facial masks? They are just as useless as they were throughout the Bubonic Plague - do people never learn? Maintaining good levels of hygiene is the best way to limit contamination, but nothing is infallible. Flu kills people every year, as does cancer and many other nasty viruses or diseases, but we don't panic about them. Yet again the media whips the general public into a state of anxiety.CM, London
I think people coming over from Mexico should go into quarantine for seven days. That should contain the virus until a vaccine is found.Alison MacInnes, Fleet, England
I am trying to understand the "continual" coverage of the swine flu. Admittedly, I am not a medical professional. However, according to the U.S. Center for Disease Control's website 36,000 Americans die each year of influenza. This average is within the range of 17,000 to as high as 50,000 deaths a year. So where is the constant media coverage each year, the public concern, the near-panic? I apologise to those who are ill with swine flu and who have lost loved ones, but annually there are thousands who die from influenza with little or no exposure in the media. Let's use some logic here.D.C. Quillan Stone, Memphis, soon to be Sao Paulo
I worry that as usual the government is using spin to convince us of how well prepared we are to deal with this. Also, Mexico has advised people to stay at home - something we would never do as the economy has to come ahead of everything else, regardless of the potential human cost.Neil, London
A question has occurred to me reading the reports on this 'swine flu'. This latest version of H1N1 contains genetic material that is typically found in strains of the virus that affect humans, birds and swine. As it is a composite, if it were to come into contact with H5N1 - the avian flu virus which has caused so much concern - what are the chances of further mutation, thus enabling H5N1 to become a far more serious risk?Neil Duffton, Cheltenham UK
Why are UK authorities eager to prescribe Tamiflu to children when doing so may well cause a significant risk of neuropsychiatric problem as was experienced in Japan? Why has the BBC failed to raise this as an issue that Tamiflu-use among children and teenagers may be dangerous in itself? There is scientific research showing a clear link between Tamiflu and serious side effects. So far the flu that has been seen in this country has been mild. Is it really worth the risk from Tamiflu to those who do not have the virus?Jason Clifford, Borehamwood
How utterly amazed I was to see hundreds of travellers freely arriving at Heathrow from Mexico, and being handed...a leaflet! How about a dose of Tamiflu being administered to everyone on the plane at least, or a few days quarantine? No, our forward thinking government let them all walk in, then go to the shops or work tomorrow, and spread their flu virus amongst us. Stupid, stupid government. Leaflets will not cure the pandemic! If you've just come back from Mexico, please go to Downing Street and cough and splutter as much as you can.Chris, Coventry UK
Not concerned about swine flu - it appears to cause a mild illness. But what is fascinating and imperative to study for its future implications is how quickly it is spreading across the globe due to modern travel patterns. The map is amazing - from Mexico to Canada to New Zealand to every continent in a couple of weeks perhaps? This must one day result in an accelerated pace of flu mutations and if a deadlier strain does develop, it will doubtlessly spread faster than any virus in history.David, Seattle, USA
Isn't it time to ban all sporting events, concert and theatre performances now? Surely there can be no excuse for allowing people to cough and splutter over each other in such close proximity. It's a recipe for disaster. I am stocked up with rice and beans and I am retiring to my room until all of this is over. It's the only way forward.L A Odicean, Sidcup
Swine Flu pandemic - and the hay-fever is starting now too...Anne Mendelson, Welwyn Garden City, UK
Although Swine Flu hasn't spread all around Britain I am still worried but as long as I've got my hand gel I feel safer and less concerned.Rachael, Richmond, Surrey
I might be hit by a bus on the way home tonight. Methinks the media is getting a mite hysterical.Andrew Goodall, Edinburgh
No panic should be there although taking some precautious and curative measures would be wise. It was the same with 'bird flu', which broke out several times in the past and subsided too. May all the global humanity be blessed!AR Shams, Pakistan
I don't think we can avoid it. We just have to try and recognise the signs so that we can be treated early if necessary.Soojie, HW
Please read the proper facts. This is no more serious than 'normal 'flu' and should present no danger to healthy people. Masks are useless. The only way to stop it in its tracks is to make the entire world stay at home, alone, with no contact with anyone for two weeks. But it is just flu. WHO says at least 250,000 die of flu in the world every year. This is an attempt by the government to panic us into forgetting the real situation of the economy, sleaze and war.Jaye, England
It's sad to see people dying of this form of flu but why has the media not covered the death of the estimated half million people who die every year from seasonal flu viruses? Aren't we in danger of talking up an epidemic which is small in comparison to what happens normally anyway?Mike, Berks, UK
236 confirmed cases is a pandemic?? John B, Windermere, US I believe that a pandemic is defined by the geographical spread and method of transmission rather on the basis of the number of cases or even the level of threat to life.Jim Corrigan, Gateway City
Why is the government giving out Tamiflu to healthy people? If this course of action is pursued will we not deplete the stock for no good reason? Surely if someone is at risk, like children in a school, then they should be told to stay indoors for a period of time to see if they become symptomatic. If they do, then prescribe. I can't help but feel that we may run out and then get flanked by a more lethal H1N1 variant.Chris Undritz, Redditch
I am worried about the spread of the flu. I think schools should be shut as there are lots of children with colds and who are worrying they have the flu. Also, there are lots more cases and there are going to be many more and who knows if they have it or not as you cannot know if you have it up to a week. And especially in Dartmouth as it is very small and likely to spread quickly.Steph, Devon
Besides a number of preventive measures taken I would prefer in addition to them suggesting to governments to postpone importing and exporting of humans etc. from or to overseas so that the probability of further spreading 'swine flu' can be lowered to a great extent.A.R.Shams, Pakistan
Just take the same precautions you would with the ordinary flu. Wash hands often, avoid public gatherings and buffet dining where everyone touches the same serving wares.Ralph Kimball, USA
236 confirmed cases is a pandemic??John B, Windermere, US
Couldn't people have been quarantined for a few days, either before leaving Mexico, or after arrival on a flight from Mexico? The virus is now more widespread and a lot more difficult to contain.Pippanb, Boston, USA
So far there are seven confirmed deaths. (The 170 figure is unconfirmed). Seven deaths do not make a pandemic.John Evans, Caerphilly
You can't avoid it - it's already here. You could prevent a recurrence by placing all international travellers in quarantine for a fortnight before letting them inflict their diseases on society.David, Cornwall, UK
I think the advice to "bin" tissues is just creating another problem for the unfortunate cleaners in offices around the country. We should encourage people to "flush" the tissues. Please change the advice.Andrew, Suffolk, England
Am I the only one who thinks that reporters are at risk of catching and spreading swine flu by visiting affected areas? Or are they immune?D Smith, Scunthorpe, England
Are we panicking again? It's just like ordinary flu. There was the same scare about avian flu, and absolutely nothing came of that.Daniel, Kent, UK
There was an outbreak of a different strain of swine flu in 1976 and a vaccine was developed and tested on volunteers and on the U.S. military: the side effects of the vaccine killed more people than the flu itself. I was in the service then and received the vaccine myself; I was sick as a dog for a week. Scott W, Port Orchard, USA
The answer lies in understanding what kept those who worked among the afflicted from contracting the bubonic plague. There were no cures then and yet the workers remained unaffected. N Rama, Sydney, Australia
Hear we go again. First bird flu and now swine flu. When will the BBC ever learn that the public is not in the slightest bit worried about this drivel. Eight people now confirmed in the UK with two of them are now rid of it. I bet you more people died last winter of normal flu than eight people. Utter trash reporting.Scott Murray, Inverness
Why are people buying and wearing facial masks? They are just as useless as they were throughout the Bubonic Plague - do people never learn? Maintaining good levels of hygiene is the best way to limit contamination, but nothing is infallible. Flu kills people every year, as does cancer and many other nasty viruses or diseases, but we don't panic about them. Yet again the media whips the general public into a state of anxiety.CM, London
I think people coming over from Mexico should go into quarantine for seven days. That should contain the virus until a vaccine is found.Alison MacInnes, Fleet, England
I am trying to understand the "continual" coverage of the swine flu. Admittedly, I am not a medical professional. However, according to the U.S. Center for Disease Control's website 36,000 Americans die each year of influenza. This average is within the range of 17,000 to as high as 50,000 deaths a year. So where is the constant media coverage each year, the public concern, the near-panic? I apologise to those who are ill with swine flu and who have lost loved ones, but annually there are thousands who die from influenza with little or no exposure in the media. Let's use some logic here.D.C. Quillan Stone, Memphis, soon to be Sao Paulo
I worry that as usual the government is using spin to convince us of how well prepared we are to deal with this. Also, Mexico has advised people to stay at home - something we would never do as the economy has to come ahead of everything else, regardless of the potential human cost.Neil, London
A question has occurred to me reading the reports on this 'swine flu'. This latest version of H1N1 contains genetic material that is typically found in strains of the virus that affect humans, birds and swine. As it is a composite, if it were to come into contact with H5N1 - the avian flu virus which has caused so much concern - what are the chances of further mutation, thus enabling H5N1 to become a far more serious risk?Neil Duffton, Cheltenham UK
Why are UK authorities eager to prescribe Tamiflu to children when doing so may well cause a significant risk of neuropsychiatric problem as was experienced in Japan? Why has the BBC failed to raise this as an issue that Tamiflu-use among children and teenagers may be dangerous in itself? There is scientific research showing a clear link between Tamiflu and serious side effects. So far the flu that has been seen in this country has been mild. Is it really worth the risk from Tamiflu to those who do not have the virus?Jason Clifford, Borehamwood
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Leo Franco Sözleşme İmzaladı
Galatasaray’ın yeni transferi Leo Franco bugün Galatasaray’ın kamp yaptığı Bilderberg Otel’de kendisini üç yıllığına Galatasaraylı yapan sözleşmeyi imzaladı.
Galatasaray Futbol AŞ Genel Müdürü Adnan Sezgin’in de katıldığı imza töreninde Leo Franco, basın mensuplarının sorularını yanıtladı.
Adnan Sezgin, Leo Franco ile 1 Temmuz itibarı ile üç yıllık sözleşme imzaladıklarını belirterek, “Bu transferin hem kulübe, hem de futbolcumuza hayırlı olmasını diliyorum” dedi.
Adnan Sezgin, bir soru üzerine bu sabah transferi açıklanan Keita ile ilgili olarak ise, “Kaliteli olan takımımıza, katkı yapabilecek önemli bir oyuncu, bu transfer de hem kendisine, hem de kulübümüze hayırlı olsun” dedi.
İmza töreninde daha sonra yeni transferimiz Leo Franco basın mensuplarının sorularını yanıtladı.
Leo Franco bu kadar büyük ve dünya çapında bir takıma geldiği için çok mutlu olduğunu belirterek, “Bu benim için onur kaynağı ve büyük bir adım” dedi.
Arjantinli kaleci Türkiye’yi seçmesi ile ilgili olarak, “İspanya’da kendim için koyduğum hedeflerin tümüne ulaşmıştım. Benim için her anlamda söz sahibi bir kulübe gelmek çok önemli” dedi.
Leo Franco, bir başka soru üzerine kalecilerin tüm takımlar için önemli olduğunu belirterek, “Ümit ederim ki Galatasaray’a sadece önemli maçlarda değil, tüm maçlarda katkıda bulunurum” dedi.
Galatasaray’ın dışında İspanya, Arjantin, İngiltere, Almanya ve İtalya Ligi takımlarından teklifler aldığını ifade eden Leo Franco, “Ancak bu takımlar Galatasaray’ın sahip olduğu iddiaya sahip değildi. Benim için öncelik kulübün sahip olduğu iddiadır” diye konuştu.
Leo Franco, teknik direktör Frank Rijkaard ile ilgili olaraksa, “Barcelona’da Şampiyonlar Ligi şampiyonluğu kazandı. Bir döneme damga vurdu. Benim çok hoşuma giden bir oyun sistemi var. Ben bu oyun sistemini tüm taraftarların seveceğini düşünüyorum” dedi.
Leo Franco, son olarak 25 numaralı formayı giymesiyle ilgili olarak, “Son 12 yıldır 25 numarayı kullanıyorum. Benim için başka bir özelliği yok” şeklinde konuştu.
Leo Franco İmza Töreni (02 Temmuz 2009 14:22)
Fotoğraflar: Galatasaray Dergisi © Tuncay ŞEN
Source: Galatasaray.org
Fotoğraflar: Galatasaray Dergisi © Tuncay ŞEN
Source: Galatasaray.org
Abdul Kader Keïta GALATASARAY'da!
Fransa'nın Olympique Lyonnais kulübünde forma giyen Fildişi Sahilleri milli oyuncusu Abdul Kader Keita ile dün sabaha karşı 3 yıllığına anlaşma sağlandı. 27 yaşında ve 1.84 boyundaki kanat (sağ/sol kanat) oyuncusu 2009/2010 sezonunda Galatasaray forması giyecek.
Galatasaray Spor Kulübü
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Abdul Kader Keita kimdir?
Abdul Kader Keita 6 Ağustos 1981 doğumlu. 33 kere Fildişi Sahilleri milli formasını giyen forvet oyuncusu futbol kariyerine 1999-2000 sezonunda Africa Sports'da başladı. Daha sonra sırası ile Etoile du Sahel, Al Ain, Al Sadd, Lille ve Olympique Lyonnais takımlarında forma giydi. 1.84 boyundaki Keita, 2007-2008 sezonunda da Lyonnais'da Milan Baros ile birlikte oynamışlardı.
Kariyeri
1999-2000 Africa Sports 23 (4 gol)
2000-2001 Etoial du Sahel 22 (7 go)
2001-2002 Al Ain 19 (6 gol)
2002-2005 Al Sadd 71 (23 gol)
2005-2007 Lille 63 (14 gol)
2007-2009 Olympique Lyonnais 52 (5 gol)
Source: Galatasaray.org
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
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