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Eric Djemba-Djemba the ex-player of Manchester United is a new player of Partizan!

This is a first "transfer bomb" in Partizan this summer. Djemba Djemba is coming to Belgrade tomorrow, and if he passes the medicinal exams, he will sign a two-year contract with Partizan



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Results of the 1st round in Liga 1:

ACS Poli Timisoara - Dinamo Bucharest 2 - 0

Pandurii Targu Jiu - FC Brasov 3 - 1

Sageata Navodari - Gaz Metan Medias 1 - 0

Steaua Bucharest - Ceahlaul Piatra Neamt 2 - 1

FC Botosani - CFR Cluj 0 - 0

"U" Cluj - Petrolul Ploiesti 0 - 1

Viitorul Constanta - Astra Giurgiu 0 - 4

Corona Brasov - Otelul Galati 0 - 1

SC Vaslui - Rapid Bucharest 2 - 1



Table:

1. Astra Giurgiu 3
2. Pandurii Targu Jiu 3
3. ACS Poli Timisoara 3
4. Steaua Bucharest 3
5. SC Vslui 3
6. Sageata Navodari 3
7. Petrolul Ploiesti 3
8. Otelul Galati 3
9. FC Botosani 1
10. CFR Cluj 1
11. Rapid Bucharest 0
12. Ceahlaul Piatra Neamt 0
13. "U" Cluj 0
14. Gaz Metan Medias 0
15. Corona Brasov 0
16. FC Brasov 0
17. Dinamo Bucharest 0
18. Viitorul Constanta 0
 

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Djemba Djemba: "Partizan is the biggest club in Serbia" :mrgreen:xbb


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And Milan Obradović signed the contract with Partizan today, so we got a great and experienced reinforcement in the defense :D

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Eric Djemba Djemba was promoted today, and he will make his debut against :bg: Ludogorets in Razgrad on Wednesday


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Eric and the most famous Partizan fan - Misa Tumbas :mrgreen::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

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Results of the 2nd round in Liga 1:

Gaz Metan Medias - FC Botosani 1 - 2

Ceahlaul Piatra Neamt - Corona Brasov 3 - 0

Otelul Galati - "U" Cluj 2 - 1

CFR Cluj - ACS Poli Timisoara 2 - 2

Rapid Bucharest - Viitorul Constanta 1 - 1

Dinamo Bucharest - SC Vaslui 2 - 0

Astra Giurgiu - Steaua Bucharest - postponded

FC Brasov - Sageata Navodari 1 - 1

Petrolul Ploiesti - Pandurii Targu Jiu 1 - 1




Table:

1. Otelul Galati 6
2. Pandurii Targu Jiu 4
3. ACS Poli Timisoara 4
4. Sageata Navodari 4
5. Petrolul Ploiesti 4
6. FC Botosani 4
7. Astra Giurgiu 3 (1 game)
8. Ceahlaul Piatra Neamt 3
9. Steaua Bucharest 3 (1 game)
10. Dinamo Bucharest 3
11. SC Vaslui 3
12. CFR Cluj 2
13. Rapid Bucharest 1
14. FC Brasov 1
15. Viitorul Constanta 1
16. "U" Cluj 0
17. Gaz Metan Medias 0
18. Corona Brasov 0
 

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Steaua delivered a big shock on the transfer market yesterday!

We bought Adrian Cristea who was the former captain of our rivals, Dinamo Bucharest and one of the biggest talent that Dinamo had. This spring he played for Standard Liege (on loan from Petrolul Ploiesti) and when his loan expired he was fired by Petrolul Ploiesti so he came as a free agent.

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Vålerenga celebrated their 100th birthday on Monday, and I drove for 7 hours to get to Oslo (and I came back home today). Totally worth it. :D I took part in a parade thru downtown Oslo, and later in the evening, Enga won 5-3 against Sarpsborg 08. :D

ÆRE VÆRE VÅLERENGA!
 

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Still no new transfer has been made by our new manager David Moyes :c

The only transfer we had by Man UTD is Varela
 

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The thing it's geting hilarious in Liga 1. After two rounds where played the Swiss football court decided that Rapid Bucharest must be relegated to Liga 2 and Concordia Chiajna should take their place. All the results Rapid had this season where canceled so SC Vaslui lost 3 points, while Viitorul Constanta lost 1 point, and both teams will play against Concordia Chiajna in november. Also, Steaua Bucharest, that had to play against Rapid Bucharest tomorow, won't play, so it reamis to play a match against Concordia Chiajna sometimes in December or March.

Here is the new table in Liga 1:

1. Otelul Galati 6
2. Pandurii Targu Jiu 4
3. ACS Poli Timisoara 4
4. Sageata Navodari 4
5. Petrolul Ploiesti 4
6. FC Botosani 4
7. Astra Giurgiu 3 (1 game)
8. Ceahlaul Piatra Neamt 3
9. Steaua Bucharest 3 (1 game)
10. Dinamo Bucharest 3
11. CFR Cluj 2
12. FC Brasov 1
13. Concordia Chiajna 0 (0 games)
14. "U" Cluj 0
15. Gaz Metan Medias 0
16. SC Vaslui 0 (1 game)
17. Corona Brasov 0
18. Viitorul Constanta 0 (1 game)
 

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Serbian "Jelen Superliga" is starting next Saturday, although we are going to lose one club :(

Hajduk Kula no longer exists :( The club was shutdown two days ago, after the president Osmajić left it and after all club organs disbanded :( They had a 2 000 000 EUR of debts + the carrying charges. They could no longer function and the club was shutdown.

Hajduk has been in the Superliga for 20 years and was a solid club, and it just saddens me how one story ends like this. Some clubs like Crvena Zvezda have 60 000 000 EUR of debts, and nobody touches them, they are not relegated, nothing, they are bringing players like they have no debts at all SOOC



Where is the country now, to help Hajduk like they are throwing money in Zvezda? Ah yes, I forgot, Zvezda is a "pillar of Serbia", "the national treasure" and "the club that ONLY the real Serbs support". X-OI Hajduk isn't, so may he shutdown, who cares........




RIP Hajduk Kula :(


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Oh! I got used to those things! The Romanian Federation killed traditionall Romanian teams like Universitatea Craiova, Poli Timisoara and, yesterday, Rapid Bucharest, but they don't care..... Though, I think that thesituation in :ro: is different as in spring Steaua had to pay a 800.000 Euros debt to FCM Bacu or relegation would expect us. The samewas for Dinamo with their 6 milion Euros debt. So, unlike in :rs:, here it's all about beig to merticulous wit the regulations and respecting them literally, no mather the consequences....
 

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It is much different in :ro: than here........

In :ro: you will not see a vice-president of the Government who is openly involved in giving the money from us, normal citizens, to a ruined soccer club that Zvezda is.

It is a terible economic situation in Serbia, and instead of investing in real priorities, in improving the rate of employment, etc....... they are creating the situation that Zvezda has an unlimited budget, even though they have 60 000 000 debts.

One Rangers can be relegated because of the debts, but not Zvezda, "the most Serbian of all Serbian clubs and the biggest club in the galaxy........."

In basketball they were shut down, and do you know what they did? They sold their coat of arms, the jersies, etc.......to FMP Zeleznik who changed the name to Crvena Zvezda BEOGRAD :lol: And that is "like" still Zvezda.


That same vice-president of the Government decides who will run Zvezda and gives suggestions for their coaches. I mean.....WTF :? They hold some press conferences in midnight, like the destiny of the country is decided (and actually they do clame that Zvezda = Serbia).


Only here a politician can come out and say "WE can't stand this domination of Partizan anymore, WE will do everything to interrupt it", who will do what and who will stop our domination, you?


It is unbeliavable how that club is protected is pushed by the officials and the media. It is an open tyranny. The whole life should stop so that Zvezda, the pillar of Serbia can be strong and win the titles.

Only here such medioricy can have so much attention in the media..


When Partizan plays our European matches, it is unknown if we will be broadcasted at all, and the broadcast starts from like...... 5th minute or something like that. But, of course when Zvezda plays, we have guests in the studio analyzing the match and the helicopters who are taking pictures of the atmosphere on the stadium! :lol:


Even though we are the champions for 6 years in a row, in basketball 12 years in a row, in water polo 20 years in a row......we are treated like complete s**t. We are respected everywhere but in our own country.
 

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Another great adding to the previous story, and an example of sports journalism in :rs: -

This is the title of the article in one of the most visited internet portals in :rs: (and not just there):


The supporters of Crvena Zvezda have hospitalized 20 Ukranians!


And now the first sentence:

Even though Crvena Zvezda lost from Chernomorets Odessa with 3:1 in Ukraine, the supporters of Zvezda easily won in the fight against the fans of the team from Odessa, the pollice officers and the dabsters! Total balance is: 0 hospitalized Zvezda fans and 20 Ukranians knocked down, where 1 of them is severely injured


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What the f**k is this? Should Serbia celebrate these heroes or what? This retarded journalist is actually glorfying their beating up of the Ukrainian fans! Well done, hit, demolish, kill, you "pillar of Serbia!" and the biggest club in the universe!


I know very well how perverse they are, but they reaching the new bottom from day to day. When I said that people in Zvezda are pure evil, people thought I am overreacting.........yes, I see how I am overreacting...........



If this was done by the Partizan fans, the medias would be racing who is going to s**t on us the most, and the titles would be "Hooligans of Partizan have ashamed Serbia", "Partizan's hooligans have beat up innocent children and women........." but Zvezda's fans are the heroes who were defending the nation from the fans of Odessa!


It is just ridiculous to watch their brainless propaganda. They are ultra- hypocrites. When they hospitalize someone, then these excuses for the journalists write: "Horrific fans of Zvezda humiliated, destroyed, smashed, massacred, stomped.......... " but when someone hospitalizes them, then it is: "Innocent fans of Zvezda were hurt by the hooligans, the women and children were afected as well........."


And once, from the story that was seen on the TV screens where Zvezda fans attacked the Partizan fans during the match, the medias have said that all that we saw is not correct, BUT "Partizan fans have ADDED a small child with Zvezda's jersey to their tribune, and were beating him up, so that provoked the Zvezda fans " :lol: :lol: :lol: Even though there was no child on Partizan's tribune back then at all.




Gebels is a little child compared to these cutthroats from Crvena Zvezda.
 

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It is much different in :ro: than here........

In :ro: you will not see a vice-president of the Government who is openly involved in giving the money from us, normal citizens, to a ruined soccer club that Zvezda is.

Yep! In :rs: is corruption, while in :ro: is just incompetence :lol:

I don't care about Rapid Bucharest as they are our rivals but they had a good European cmpign when they reached the UEFA Cup quater-finls in 2006 and where eliminated by us and the way they where destroyed was just to horrible.

First, in May, the Romanian Federation decided tht "U" Cluj is relegated for a 150.000 Euros debt, while Rapid Bucharest is relegated for a 30 milion Euros debt. So,these two teams should've gone to Liga 2 together with the last 4 placed teams in Liga 1, wich meant that the Romanian league would have 16 teams next season instead of 18 teams.

Then, "U" Cluj payed the debt and won the trial aginst the Romnin Federation and the right to play in Liga 1. So, the Romanian team would have an odd number of teams, 17. In order to solve that problem, the Romanian Federation had a "brilliant" idea - a play-off betwen the team that had absolutely no right to play in Liga 1 because of high debts (Rapid Bucharest) and the 15the placed team last season (Concordia Chiajna).

Rapid Bucharest won the play-off and stayed in Liga 1. Obviously, they had no right to play in Liga 1 as 30 milion Euros is to much debt, so Concordia Chiajna sued the Romanian Federation. The new season started in Liga 1 with Rapid Bucharest playing two rounds, but right before the 3rd round, the Swiss court decided that they have no right to play in Liga 1 and they should be relegated and replaced with Concordia Chiajna.

Now, Rapid Bucharest wanted to play in Liga 2 but the Romanian Federtion sid that the deadline for joining Liga 2 was 15th of July and Rapid must go to Liga 2!!!!! So, the same Federation that let them play in Liga 1 won't let them play in Liga 2 because they passed the deadline for joining :lol:

Also, the Romanin Federation said that if Rapid Bucharest would sue them, thn they will decide the desafiliation of the team and they will never be allowed to play again....

The situation is just dramatic :((

Anyway, since the team will probably end it's existance, here is Rapid Buchrest Europen campaifn in UEFA Cup 2005 - 2006:

1st qualifuing round: Saint Julia - Rapid Bucharest 0 - 5, 0 - 5 (0 - 10 agg.)
2nd qualifying round: Rapid Buchrest - Vardar Skopje 3 - 0, 1 - 1 (4 - 1 agg.)
1st round: Feyenoord Rotterdam - Rapid Bucharest 1 - 1, 0 - 1 (1 - 2 agg.)
Group Stage: Rapid Bucharest - Rennes 2 - 0, Shaktar Donetk - Rapid Bucharest 0 - 1, Rapid Buchrest - PAOK 1 - 0, Vfb Stuttgart - Rapid Bucharest 2 - 1
Last 32: Hertha Berlin - Rapid Buchrest 0 - 1, 0 - 2 (0 - 3 agg.)
Last 16: Rapid Bucharest - Hamburger SV 2 - 0, 1 - 3 (3 - 3 agg, Rapid Bucharest won on away goals)
Quater Finals: Rapid Bucharest - Steaua Bucharest 1 - 1, 0 - 0 (1 - 1 agg, Steaua Bucharest won on away goals)
 

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Results of the 3rd round in Liga 1:

"U" Cluj - Ceahlaul Piatra Neamt 1 - 1

FC Botosani - Sageata Navodari 1 - 1

Steaua Bucharest - Concordia Chiajna - postponded

Corona Brasov - Astra Giurgiu 2 - 5

Petrolul Ploiesti - FC Brasov 0 - 0

Pandurii Targu Jiu - Otelul Galati 2 - 1

ACS Poli Timisoara - Gaz Metan Medias 2 - 1

Viitorul Constanta - Dinamo Bucharest 0 - 0

SC Vaslui - CFR Cluj 4 - 0




Table:

1. Pandurii Targu Jiu 7
2. ACS Poli Timisoara 7
3. Astra Giurgiu 6 (2 games)
4. Otelul Galati 6
5. Sageata Navodari 5
6. FC Botosani 5
7. Petrolul Ploiesti 5
8. Ceahlaul Piatra Neamt 4
9. Dinamo Bucharest 4
10. SC Vaslui 3 (2 games)
11. Steaua Bucharest 3 (1 game)
12. FC Brasov 2
13. CFR Cluj 2
14. "U" Cluj 1
15. Viitorul Constanta 1 (2 games)
16. Concordia Chiajna 0 (0 games)
17. Gaz Metan Medias 0
18. Corona Brasov 0
 

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Yep! In :rs: is corruption, while in :ro: is just incompetence :lol:

I don't care about Rapid Bucharest as they are our rivals but they had a good European cmpign when they reached the UEFA Cup quater-finls in 2006 and where eliminated by us and the way they where destroyed was just to horrible.

First, in May, the Romanian Federation decided tht "U" Cluj is relegated for a 150.000 Euros debt, while Rapid Bucharest is relegated for a 30 milion Euros debt. So,these two teams should've gone to Liga 2 together with the last 4 placed teams in Liga 1, wich meant that the Romanian league would have 16 teams next season instead of 18 teams.

Then, "U" Cluj payed the debt and won the trial aginst the Romnin Federation and the right to play in Liga 1. So, the Romanian team would have an odd number of teams, 17. In order to solve that problem, the Romanian Federation had a "brilliant" idea - a play-off betwen the team that had absolutely no right to play in Liga 1 because of high debts (Rapid Bucharest) and the 15the placed team last season (Concordia Chiajna).

Rapid Bucharest won the play-off and stayed in Liga 1. Obviously, they had no right to play in Liga 1 as 30 milion Euros is to much debt, so Concordia Chiajna sued the Romanian Federation. The new season started in Liga 1 with Rapid Bucharest playing two rounds, but right before the 3rd round, the Swiss court decided that they have no right to play in Liga 1 and they should be relegated and replaced with Concordia Chiajna.

Now, Rapid Bucharest wanted to play in Liga 2 but the Romanian Federtion sid that the deadline for joining Liga 2 was 15th of July and Rapid must go to Liga 2!!!!! So, the same Federation that let them play in Liga 1 won't let them play in Liga 2 because they passed the deadline for joining :lol:

Also, the Romanin Federation said that if Rapid Bucharest would sue them, thn they will decide the desafiliation of the team and they will never be allowed to play again....

The situation is just dramatic :((

Anyway, since the team will probably end it's existance, here is Rapid Buchrest Europen campaifn in UEFA Cup 2005 - 2006:

1st qualifuing round: Saint Julia - Rapid Bucharest 0 - 5, 0 - 5 (0 - 10 agg.)
2nd qualifying round: Rapid Buchrest - Vardar Skopje 3 - 0, 1 - 1 (4 - 1 agg.)
1st round: Feyenoord Rotterdam - Rapid Bucharest 1 - 1, 0 - 1 (1 - 2 agg.)
Group Stage: Rapid Bucharest - Rennes 2 - 0, Shaktar Donetk - Rapid Bucharest 0 - 1, Rapid Buchrest - PAOK 1 - 0, Vfb Stuttgart - Rapid Bucharest 2 - 1
Last 32: Hertha Berlin - Rapid Buchrest 0 - 1, 0 - 2 (0 - 3 agg.)
Last 16: Rapid Bucharest - Hamburger SV 2 - 0, 1 - 3 (3 - 3 agg, Rapid Bucharest won on away goals)
Quater Finals: Rapid Bucharest - Steaua Bucharest 1 - 1, 0 - 0 (1 - 1 agg, Steaua Bucharest won on away goals)

That exactly! It is actually easier when you know that it is incompetence rather than corruption.

You at least don't have clubs that are protected like "white bears" and you don't have a "pillar of Romania" and people who would tell you that you are not a real Romanian if you don't support Dinamo Buccuresti for example :lol:

One would think that Partizan, as also one of the biggest :rs: clubs, is privileged as well, but we are not at all. Zvezda is a state project in all sports and the whole political elite and the media stand behind them!

I sometimes wonder what would happen if we wouldn't have the results that we have, probably we wouldn't be able to find any info about Partizan in the newspapers.

We win the title of basketball champion in :rs: for 12th year in a row (a European record :lol:), and the main news are still those about fake Zvezda i.e. FMP and about their president, the killer of prime-minister Djindjic.

And that man, pollitician btw (Nebojša Čović) is like, the most important person in :rs: and he is something like the St. Archangel for Zvezda's fans :lol: He brainwashed them to support his private club and now is preparing to take over their soccer club as well (he is a vice-president now). And the biggest humiliation is that Zvezda fans had a transparent during one of their basketball matches "Čović, you are our legend!" xrofl3 xrofl3 xrofl3


Somebody has a person who is a killer and a gangster as a club legend, and somebody has true sports and basketball legends as legends of their club. The attributes of "the legend" speak about the club as well :mrgreen:
 

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And also another thing -

Ismael Beko Fofana who previously played for :am: Shirak is a new player of Partizan! We eliminated them from Europe + we took their best player :lol: He was the best player of :am: Shirak and the one who gave us the most problems in the 2nd qualifying round of the Champions League qualifications. Fofana has signed a 4 year contract with Partizan, and we have solved the deficit position in the attack with his signing.

Fofana will be promoted tomorrow and after the match of Partizan and Ludogorets tonight.

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And in Partizan today:

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Jelen Superliga is starting today xcheer !


The first match that will open the season is, of course, the duel of 6-year-champion-in a row Partizan and Novi Pazar

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An ideal rival for the first round of the national league! :D Our goal is the same like before, and that is victory on every match, the 7th champions title in a row (that will make Partizan the most trophey-able :rs: club), the national cup, an attractive play if possible and also the promotion of young players.

Novi Pazar has changed the team in this season and some of the best players left it, although they still have experienced players like Lotinac, Mutvadzic and, of course, Admir Kecap in the attack and they will try to surprise us, but everything is up to us, and we certainly musn't be relaxed and let them hope they can carry a point from our stadium.


A victory is a must in this match, and hopefully we will not leave the first place of the table after we get there today :D
 

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Partizan 4-3 Novi Pazar


I am completely speechless.......this was HORRIBLE, but I mean H - O - R-R-I-B-L-E! I am ashamed of this victory and I was shaking through the match from nervousness. Novi Pazar played with only 11 players, without any players on the bench, because of the sanction, and they gave us 3 goals, and outplayed us in both halfs. Without reserves and without the head coach, the assistant coach was leading the match!


We didn't deserve this victory (and there are really much things to be analyzed here), I am disgusted completely, congratulations to Novi Pazar for everything they showed today.


I will analyze this match deeper when I calm down and when all matches in the first round end.


It is time for someone to be sacked. Partizan is an expensive toy and not everyone can play with it!
 

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One positive thing as well :lol:

Zvezda is suffering because we managed to win the match against Novi Pazar and they gave an announcement where they said that "it is more than obvious what Partizan is doing with their friendly clubs and that they don't recognize Tomislav Karadzic as the president of the Serbian Football Association anymore " xrofl3 xrofl3 xrofl3


They don't recognize our victories, they don't recognize our trophies, now they don't recognize the president of the football association, what is next from "the biggest club in the Universe"? :lol:


And Partizan replied also with an announcement titled "Zvezda, you are our friendly club, a victory is always guaranteed against you, thanks for that!" xrofl3 xrofl3 xrofl3
 
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