Nema prijatelju ništa.Ja sve manje virujem da će ova dvojica u Hajduka i nije mi uopće drago šta se sada pojačava ona i onako prevelika ponuda.

  Igrači bi morali svatit da financijski najveća ponuda ne mora nužno značit da je to ujedno i najbolja ponuda.Jertec je pre mlad igrač i nije već u ovom trenutku toliko kvalitetan da bi moga odma uspit vanka.Nema smisla uopće ovde nabrajat igrače koji su tako otišli vani i nigdi ih nema sada.Evo se i jedan Kranjčar muči u nekom prosječnom Premier ligašu bez obzira na to šta je počeja trčat i po 13 km na utakmici.

  S druge strane,ni jedna od tih ponuda mu neće bit nešto bitno jača od Hajdukove ili d,da bi se reklo da je to ponuda koju se ne može odbit.Zato mislim ako je pametan i misli na svoju karijeru(reprezentaciju pogotovo)da bi treba ostat u Hrvatskoj.

  Sad Hajduk ili d,to je upitno iako smatram da bi za njega puno pametnije bilo doć u ST.Osnovna stvar je da je ovde puno slabija konkurencija na njegovom mistu,jer je d najjači upravo tu na desnoj strani,dok bi ovde praktično bija glavni vezni igrač.Meni na njegovom mistu nebi bilo nebitno i ono šta je maminjo sve izjavija nakon neuspjelog prelaska ovo lito,a ako je on takav lik da mu to ništa ne znači onda neka slobodno ide tamo.

Rukavina raises Croatian pulse

For a country of just four million, Croatia has produced a disproportionately high number of top-class young players, with Ante Rukavina the latest sensation.

New star

With the summer departure of HNK Hajduk Split's Niko Kranjčar for English side Portsmouth FC, Croatia seemed to have lost their finest prospect, but his place in the nation's affections has been taken by Under-21 international Rukavina, who plays for HNK Šibenik. The 20-year-old striker has talent by the bucket load, and judging by the number of local and foreign scouts watching him in action this autumn, the modest Šibenik can expect plenty of interest from bigger clubs once the transfer window reopens in January.

However, despite talk of moves to Portugal and France as well as Prva Liga giants Hajduk and NK Dinamo Zagreb, Rukavina insists he will not be rushed into leaving Šibenik. "I will stay until the end of the season," he said. "I don't want to go three levels up and then fall back. No way." With his client having scored seven goals this term, including three in two games against leaders Dinamo, Rukavina's agent Siniša Šoša is well aware he has a star attraction on his hands, recently making the forward a gift of a new BMW. He had previously been driving his mother's old Fiat.

His wheels may be hot, but his head is not and while enthusiastic supporters have nicknamed him 'Henry' and 'Drogba', Rukavina remains modest. "No, those are world-class players and I can't compare with them," said the tyro, whose footballing heroes are Thierry Henry and Ronaldo.

Croatia coach Slaven Bilić is sure of Rukavina's abilities. "I saw him while I was U21 coach," he said. "If he continues playing like he has done, he will be a great player. If he does not play for the national team, I don't know who will. But he needs to keep progressing in the same direction." Progress will almost certainly entail a change of club, and if it falls to Dinamo and Hajduk to do battle for his signature, the player's decision may already have been made. "I am Dalmatian and I have been a Hajduk Split fan all my life," he admitted. "They will be my favourites if I have to choose."

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I ja mislim da će sad već teško ova dvojica u Split! Previše se piše o tome svugdje,a to nije nikad dobro za transfer! Za Varteks bi bilo bolje da Jertec ode u Le Mans,pa bi onda tim novcima zadržali Pokrivača,ali to se teško može dogoditi! U Dinamu nijedan ni drugi najvjerojatnije ne bi igrali! A u Hajduku se sprema dobra ekipa koja će za dvije godine rasturati ako se zadrži zajedno!Da oni dođu bilo bi to stvarno lijepo! Ma nisu oni glupi,ići će gdje će im biti najbolje!!!