Profitirat će Dalmatinci i crveni, žuti i zeleni vragovi. 
Ti ćeš meni govoriti kako se voli Dinamo, jel? Nije ti demagogija baš neka, prouči malo Mamićev stil, ubaci još ponekog unutarnjeg neprijatelja, pusti koju suzu i onda možda možeš proći.

hajduk bi najvise profitirao da je zeko ostao, jer vec do derbija bi bio u jos vecem minusu a pitanje sto bi bilo nakon derbija.

profitirat će i ovako i onako ako se sad ne isprse i ne dovedu pravog trenera a ne neke hrvatske polovnjake. pogotovo lončarevića i kompaniju, kakav crni tanac jebo vas on u šupak. taj bi butinu odmah gurno na zadnjeg veznog, ibaneza u napad, a slepičku na gol.

stranac - sad ili nikad!
ako ga dovedu, skidam mamiću kapu, ako ga ne dovedu skidam mu glavu.

Ne slažem se s tobom (mislim na ovo boldano), iako se slažem sa zaključkom tvog posta!

Bio sam na utakmici s Rijekom i tada je već bila slaba posjeta, slabija nego proljetos... Tome je izravan povod i uzrok bila - blamaža u Gorici!

I onda je došao Sheriff, dobar rezultat u gostima, pred vratima pretkola za LP - stadion je bio puniji nego ijednom ove godine! No, nakon što je ta utakmica izgubljena onako kako je izgubljena, pa je uslijedio ojadni remi u Varaždinu (gdje je također bila jadnija posjeta nego inače), što se može očekivati protiv Karlovca? Isti oni koji su došli gledati Rijeku...

Sad bi netko mogao reći - na one prije utakmice se nije dolazilo jer ih je Zajeceov Dinamo razočarao, a na ove sada se ne dolazi jer to više nije Zajecov Dinamo... Hm, nije baš logično, zar ne?

I da, ja ću i dalje dolaziti na utakmice! Zbog Dinama, a ne zbog onih na klupi ili onih u loži.

Ako pratiš Dinamo znaš kakve je rezultate imao Profesor.Vjerojatno ti nije bio dovoljno atraktivan jer smo tad pobjeđivali
protivnike u hnl-u sa samo 2-3 gola razlike u prosjeku.Bolji je Zeko koji izgubi kod kuće od Rijeke,u Varaždinu ga Gerek spasi
od poraza a u europi doživimo dvije vjerojatno i najveće blamaže u povijesti-3:0 poraz od Kikija Polovanca i ispadanje od
moldavskog prvaka.

nema sanse da ce dovest stranca
prevelik je to rizik da stranac bude glavni a sherif mora slusat stranca.lakse je oko prsta vrtit tanca i domace




U posljednjih deset godina Dinamo je čak 16 puta promijenio trenera, uključujući i smjenu Velimira Zajeca. Pogledajte taj Mamićev impresivan niz:

Hrvoje Braović (2000. - 2001.)
Ilija Lončarević (2001. - 2002.)
Marijan Vlak (2002.)
Miroslav Ćiro Blažević (2002. - 2003.)
Nikola Jurčević (2003. - 2004).
Đuro Bago (2004.)
Nenad Gračan (2004.)
Ilija Lončarević (2005.)
Zvjezdan Cvetković (2005.)
Josip Kuže (2005. - 2006.)
Branko Ivanković (2006. - 2008.)
Zvonimir Soldo (2008.)
Branko Ivanković (2008.)
Marijan Vlak (2008. - 2009.)
Krunoslav Jurčić (2009. - 2010.)
Velimir Zajec (2010.)

ovo bi moglo bit jasno za promamicevce da nijedan klub u svijetu nema ovakav niz-mozda da ga koji novinar pita?jel oni znaju koji im je posao uopce

to je ko kad Borislav Skegro ide barit zene: odbije ga 16 zena, no on uporno trazi sedmnaestu, jer ne shvaca da je problem u njemu

http://www.yanks-abroad.com/get.php?mode=content&id=6612

MOLANO RECALLS MILK CUP TITLE RUN
Brian Sciaretta - Monday, August 9, 2010
   
The US U-20 national team's recent championship run at the 2010 Milk Cup saw several players put on impressive individual performances especially midfielder Alex Molano who starred for coach Thomas Rongen.

Of these players, Molano was perhaps the player who most improved his standing over the prestigious tournament in Northern Ireland and has emerged as a key player for the team as it builds towards the U-20 World Cup next summer.

The Dinamo Zagreb U19 player was continuously an offensive thread for the American team on the wings and was able to frequently create scoring chances.

"I really liked winning [the Milk Cup]," Molano told YA from Croatia. "It was really big for me because it was first tournament to win with the national team. It was really fun for me to play and to be a big part of it. I liked playing with those guys. Everyone was good with each other. No one had any problems."

Molano first began with the U20 team in May when the team held a camp in Holland and also played in the Cor Groenwegen tournament.

Molano feels that the core group for this team is coming together and that the team has been significantly improved through the addition of some players and improved chemistry.

"This team was much better than the other team that was in Holland," Molano assessed. "This team played more together and it was really fun playing with this team. Everyone was happy."

The US posted three wins at the Milk Cup and the most impressive of which was a gritty and hard fought 3-2 win over Denmark. In that game the Americans needed to win to advance to the finals and they broke a 2-2 deadlock with a goal in the 88th minute.

Molano feels that the heart showed in that game was special and that it impressed Rongen.

"[Coach Rongen] told us that you can't teach that," Molano said of the team's character. "Especially after the Denmark game with our heart and how we came back - how we came together as a team and showed our heart by coming back in those games. Every time they scored we came back with another goal. It was fun."

Molano was impressed with the talent of his American teammates and the one player that stood out to him was SC Braga central defender Gale Agbossoumonde who was the team's captain and is regarded as one of the top prospects in the US system.

"I never played with Gale [Agbossoumonde] before. I've played against him but he's really good to play with. He's one of the best stoppers I have ever played with."

Molano has also noticed a change in the team's style of play since the May camp in Holland. The Milk Cup team was more comfortable with the ball and was able to play a more possession-oriented style.

"We play more with the ball instead of playing long-ball," Molano described of the team's emerging style. "Especially in the final we played much better soccer. We held the ball a lot created a lot of chances by playing good soccer."

Following the tournament, Rongen did give personal feedback to Molano and a bunch of the other players. While just coming off the offseason, fitness was an issue for him but Rongen also feels that Molano needs to become stronger as he still is just 5'8" to match his smaller frame.

"[Coach Rongen] just said I need to get stronger and more fit. I wasn't really fit for that tournament. I will get stronger when I become a professional in a few months."

Following the Milk Cup, Molano has returned to Croatia to prepare for his upcoming season with Dinamo Zagreb. This season will be a transformative year for Grapevine, Texas native. He is scheduled to play the first half of the season with the U19 team.

In January, he will have to make a decision as to how to begin his professional career but his highest priority is to earn a first team contract with Dinamo who are the defending champions of the Prva HNL, the top Croatian league.

"I will be playing with the U19s for just a half season until January," Molano concluded. "We'll see what happens then. I am pretty sure I will go pro but I don't know what team yet. It will either be on loan or straight to Dinamo. My goal is to go straight to Dinamo but that depends on how I play."