[QUOTE]ako je pisalo u sportskom zurnalu da su nas sJebali onda vjerovatno jesu. uostalom

[QUOTE]Sad sam se setio da si ti u topiku o SP-Barselona stavio da je vasa generacija bila bolja od Ikodinaoviceve a to nije tacno posto je ta generacija uzela juniorsko prvenstvo a na svetskom ste nas u polufinalu pobedili posto su se nasi i vasi igraci pobili u bazenu a nasa klupa je uletela u bazen dok je vas trener osamarao neke vase na klupu i oni nisu uleteli u bazen tako da smo mi bili diskvalifikovani

ali da se vratim na ovu pricu koju je venom krivo razumio (surprise surprise). dakle radilo se o godistu ''81. ta generacija je inace nasa najtalentiranija i izbacila je dobre a-reprezentativce frankovica,premusa,zubcica. oni su na ep u-18 1999 godine osvojili zlatnu medalju, a godinu dana kasnije na ep u19 bili su sesti jer su nesretno zabrljali u drugoj fazi protiv talijana. tada su vasi osvojili zlato.
e sad dolazi ono o cemu sam govorio, svjetsko prvenstvo u-20 2001 godine.
nismo se sreli u polufinalu kako venomko tvrdi vec u cetvrtfinalu. i "pobili" smo se u zadnjoj sekundi utakmice, ne prije.
ovo je izvjestaj s te utakmice kojeg sam uzeo sa jedne australske stranice:

[QUOTE]In the first of the top-eight clashes, traditional rivals Croatia and Yugoslavia faced off. Croatia opened the scoring and led 2-1 at the quarter. This became 5-2 late in the second before Yugoslavia clawed one back through Gojkovic. Jokic made it 5-4 early in the third and Gojkovic made it 5-5 at 2:27. The teams swapped a goal to round out the quarter 6-6. Dino Krnic took Croatia back into the lead at 2:55 just before checking out of the game on three major fouls.
The match reached boiling point in the final minute when a Croatian turnover gave Yugoslavia the attack, which was repulsed. Croatia went downfield with bench players dancing with delight and the game in hand by a goal. With the seconds ticking away, the ball found the front field and Yugoslavian Predrag Jokic was ejected, giving Croatia an extra man with two seconds left. Jokic then interfered with the attacker and a four-metre penalty called. The Croatians took exception to Jokic''s intervention and a brawl ensued. Yugoslavian players to a man leaped from the bench into the water to join the fray. It took several minutes for the all-in brawl to subside and eventually Kresimir Zubcic gave Croatia an 8-6 win from the penalty line. To the teams'' credit, they all shook hands before leaving the pool deck. However, Jokic and two-goal scorer Vladimir Gojkovic were sanctioned for brutality in the fray.