Ne, ti želiš ime prije nego se zakon počne provoditi, što znači da ne razumiješ proces demokratizacije kluba.

Ovo je slijed: trenutno imamo potvrdu ministarstva i pučkog pravobranitelja kao predstavnika Sabora, da Dinamo ne djeluje u skladu sa zakonom.

Sada čekamo odluku inspekcije koja treba zatražiti od sadašnje nelagalno izabrane uprave da raspiše izbore. Nakon tog raspisivanja izbora, moraju se odrediti kriteriji pri zapošljavanju novih članova uprave na pozicije unutar upravljačkih tijela.
To znači da se statutom moraju propisati kvalifikacije, stručna sprema i ostali uvjeti koje netko mora ispunjavati da bi bio predsjednik, sportski direktor, direktor marketinga ili npr. direktor pravne službe, financija i ostalih službi koje su potrebne za svakodnevno funkcioniranje jednog kluba.

Tek kada se znaju kriteriji koje moraš zadovoljiti da bi se uopće kandidirao i predložio svoje suradnike, onda na red dolaze konkretna imena.

Imena onih ljudi koji zadovoljavaju te kriterije.

Sada se može samo "laprdati" ili "mlatiti" kako ti to voliš reći, tehnicirati imenima koja ništa ne znače dok ne dobijemo nova pravila igre.

Ako ih uopće dobijemo jer postoje ljudi koji žele da se Dinamo privatizira. I u tom slučaju će se pojaviti imena jer su u slučaju sportskih dioničkih društava pravila još jasnija i precizinija, ali ne možeš sada tražiti imena dok ne saznamo tko će se uopće moći kandidirati. 

Je li ti sada malo jasnije?

GNK Dinamo - NK Hajduk 2:0, juniori 08.11.2012.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-gfRhF2pOI

Strijelci:  1:0 - Nuriši (45.), 2:0 - Alvir (63.)

Sutra derbi juniora i kadeta na Kantridi: Rijeka - Dinamo!

http://www.topdrawersoccer.com/club-soccer-articles/pro-prospects:-man-city-after-us-youth_aid28062

Jonathan Lama inspires with perseverance

No path to European soccer is easy, but Jonathan Lama may have followed the one with the most resistance.

The teenager is currently in Croatia training in Dinamo Zagreb’s Academy, but his path was full of detours.

Lama was born in Bogota, Colombia, but moved to Bologna, Italy by the age of two to live with his father’s family. At six, he moved back to Colombia.

“Anyone that has lived in Bogota knows that it's not easy living there when you have to watch who's walking behind you all the time,” Lama told TopDrawerSoccer.com “And I lived in a part where you would see a lot of poverty but I think living in cities like this makes you mentally stronger.”

When he was 13 years old, he moved to Naples, Florida, which in turn started this part of his soccer journey.

Lama caught on with a local club called the Naples Sharks. Dr. Josef Schultz spotted him while playing with the Sharks, and asked Lama to join the Schultz Academy, which he attributes much of his success so far to the training he received there.

“He was also one of the essential trainers in my life,” Lama said of Schulz. “And most of the things I do here in training are things I did with Schulz in Boca like a lot of possession and small sided games.”

Charting the journey to Europe from there does not get any easier.

A bit of luck and good timing inspired Lama to attend the open tryouts for Alianza de Futbol in Miami in 2011, where he advanced past thousands of other players to the final game in Los Angeles.

He was spotted by agents and scouts for Dinamo Zagreb during the final competition, and was offered a spot to join the Croatian club’s Academy then.

He temporarily declined in order to finish school, but another opportunity came knocking for Lama before he knew it.

Nike set up a competition called The Chance to find undiscovered talent around the world earlier this year. Lama was one of four players from the United States to make the cut for all-expenses paid trip to Barcelona.

Unfortunately, bad luck sidelined Lama on only the second day of training in Spain when he suffered an ankle injury.

“I appreciate the whole experience and it’s great that Nike has this type of program where you don’t have to pay anything to get exposure. I still keep in touch with the Nike academy coach.

“Also just from being there some more agents got my info and one had really good options and told me to stay in Europe that he would have a team for me in a week.”

The youngster took the agent at his word, but nothing panned out. Eight months after declining the invite to Dinamo Zagreb, he hopefully sent them an email to see if he could tryout again for the club.

“They've been really good with me,” Lama said. “I’m in the Dinamo house [and] there’s about 14-15 people but only two other Americans in my room. Dinamo is the biggest club in Croatia by a lot but the people here are very humble about everything, which is great.”

Lama is only just training with Dinamo at this point. He says he has offers now to go on trial at Deportivo Cali in Colombia, an Italian club, or in Austrian club with former U.S. youth international Alex Molano.

 

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Kako ne postoji konsenzus?

U GNK postoji konsenzus da je Zdravko Mamić najveći genijalac i poštenjačina na svijetu, a izvan njega da je najveća seljačina, bijednik, prevarant i kukavica na svijetu.

Sve pršti od konsenzusa.

a ne ne ne..starino..niti mješam žabe i ni babe..ni kruške ni jabuke..
govorim stanju tvoga uma tada..jer si rekao da si bio mlad i naivan..i da si vjerovao u ideale..tvoje riječi..dragi
ideali su za za svakoga različiti..kao i pojam srece..
i jos mi nisi odgovorio..zasto si se predao??
ja ne dijelim lekcije..samo sam izabrao stranu..onu stranu koja mi je po nekom moralnom nacelu bliža..
a to što sam mudar..vidim da zapravo te puste godine te i nisu naucile necemu..kad rekoh mudar..to ne znaci da se ne borim..za ono sto si me prozvao..
rekao sam ti..malo po malo..i otvori se boca..
a najgore je zapravo kad se ta boca otvori..ljudi poput tebe izmigolje van i busaju se u prsa..
previse puta viđeno..