PA dobro, ja sam ovu momčad složio sa pretpostavkom da će Musa otić ća, jer su napomenuli da će ga pustiti ako dodje Rubil... A taj Rubil s EU putovnicom ne može naći angažman u klubu koji ispada iz engleske prve (nama druge) lige...

 Zadovoljan sam s ovime tomo - još samo naravno Musa ide umjesto Gabrića!

    Balić

Pelajić     Živković     Tudor     Hrgović

      Damjanović        Musa

 Bartolović    Rukavina      Carević    

  Bušić

 Osobno, nisam niti za niti protiv Rubila... ZAčudio sam se kada je dobio otkaz u Rijeci ali nisam siguran hoće li biti igrač za Hajduk ako nije prošao probu u Leedsu koji je trenutno na rubu ispadanja u Championshipu... Vezni nam je red tanak, stoga, ako Rubil dodje a Musa ode (što smatram vjerovatnim) ovo vidim kao jednu od opcija Hajduka na proljeće: (u sustavu 4-2-3-1)

                           Balić

Pelajić     Živković     Tudor     Hrgović

      Damjanović        Gabrić(Ljubičić)

 Bartolović    Rukavina      Carević

                   Bušić

Mana ovakvog sustava bi, pretpostavljam, bio lošiji protok lopte i preskakanje igre ali vjerujem da bi se to moglo nadoknaditi, pogotovo jer Careviću, Rukavini i Bartoloviću bi naložio da konstantno izmjenjuju pozicije. A Bušića bih postavio kao iglu u vrhu, igrača kojeg bi ova trojica hranila dubinskim loptama ali i čije bi on otpatke kupio... 

Big two strengthen in Croatia

With NK Dinamo Zagreb and HNK Hajduk Split gathering their forces for a spring offensive, the talk in Croatia is of a footballing Cold War between the two giants.

Psychological advantage
Domestic honours in Croatia are usually divided between the two clubs and their rivalry rarely lies dormant during the winter break, with both sides eager to secure the right reinforcements on the pitch to gain a psychological advantage ahead of the season's resumption in the spring. Hajduk have made the most high-profile signing to date as they brought in 20-year-old forward Ante Rukavina from HNK Šibenik. Rated as the most exciting talent in Croatia, he scored eight goals in the first half of the season although he is not expected to join his new club on a permanent basis until the summer.

'Quality beats quantity'
"If someone told me I would be signing for Hajduk a year ago I would have laughed in their face," said Rukavina. "Everything has been moving so fast." Club president Branko Grgić added: "Maybe Dinamo will sign more players, but we are the winners of this transfer period because quality beats quantity."

Rapid response
Zagreb's response was quick. On Sunday they unveiled their new signings – all six of them. Midfielders Dario Jertec and Nikola Pokrivac, both 21, have arrived from NK Varteks, while defender Gordon Schildenfeld, also 21, joined from Šibenik. The other three new faces are even more youthful, with 18-year-old Brazilian defender Sammir joining from CA Paranaense, 19-year-old forward Josip Tadic coming from Bayer 04 Leverkusen and 17-year-old Dejan Lovren stepping up from the club's youth academy.

Sammir ambitious
"These are players who have been trained to have a winning mentality," said Dinamo coach Branko Ivanković. "That is what we need at Dinamo Zagreb." Brazilian new boy Sammir added: "I want to prove myself here and I am aware I will need some time to do that but I want to end up at one of the leading European clubs." Further transfer activity is expected with Hajduk tipped to continue their squad strengthening by bringing veteran defender Igor Tudor back home from Juventus.

Za šta, pa dovest će oni i na ljeto još nekog, za prvenstvo nam je ovo dosta(sad će me verbalno napast Legendinjo i Tudor)

Al Šokota više nije pojačanje, ne igra već 2 godine, isto ko što je pitanje kad će i da li će vam Tudor moć zaigrat ako dođe... Šimić je opet izgubio mjesto u Milanu i ne bi se začudio da već jednom odluči da ode od tamo... 

To ce bit zlocin

 hadjuk dovede rukavinu i odma pljacka...sta ce tek biti kad tudor dodje..koje su to gluposti...