Don't Cry For Me ~ aRgEnTiNa ~ Wakakaka

ShadowChaser · Post time 8-6-2010 08:18 AM

wa tarak masa la bro, leh bukak baru kalu mahu

agydeyn · Post time 9-6-2010 08:44 AM

sedihnye cambiasso takde

ShadowChaser · Post time 9-6-2010 09:35 AM

mascherano ngan cambiasso mana lebih effektif??!!!

cak! · Post time 9-6-2010 10:19 AM

mascherano ngan cambiasso mana lebih effektif??!!!
ShadowChaser Post at 9-6-2010 09:35

mesherano asyik nk terjah kaki org jer..main bg kena kad kuning jer la

ShadowChaser · Post time 9-6-2010 10:58 AM

Reply 164# cak!

kad kuning takpe, jgn kad merah

karipapayam · Post time 9-6-2010 11:08 AM

mascherano kena kad merah sapa nak jd DM??bolati??
bolati muka x sesuai jd DM.jambu cam gago

ShadowChaser · Post time 9-6-2010 11:11 AM

Goalkeepers
Mariano Gonzalo Andújar (ARG)       30 Jul 1983
Diego Pozo (ARG)       16 Feb 1978
Sergio Romero (ARG)       22 Feb 1987

Defenders
Nicolás Burdisso (ARG)       12 Apr 1981
Martín Demichelis (ARG)       20 Dec 1980
Ariel Garcé (ARG)       14 Jul 1979
Gabriel Heinze (ARG)       19 Apr 1978
Nicolás Ottamendi (ARG)       12 Feb 1988
Clemente Rodríguez (ARG)       31 Jul 1981
Walter Samuel (ARG)       23 Mar 1978

Midfielders
Mario Bolatti (ARG)       17 Feb 1985
Ángel Di María (ARG)       14 Feb 1988
Jonás Gutiérrez (ARG)       5 Jul 1983
Javier Mascherano (ARG)       8 Jun 1984
Javier Pastore (ARG)       20 Jun 1989
Juan Sebastián Verón (ARG)       9 Mar 1975

Strikers
Sergio Agüero (ARG)       2 Jun 1988
Gonzalo Higuaín (ARG)       10 Dec 1987
Lionel Messi (ARG)       24 Jun 1987
Diego Milito (ARG)       12 Jun 1979
Martín Palermo (ARG)       7 Nov 1973
Maxi Rodríguez (ARG)       2 Jan 1981
Carlos Tévez (ARG)       5 Feb 1984

Coach
Diego Maradona (ARG)       30 Oct 1960

ShadowChaser · Post time 9-6-2010 11:14 AM

bolatti ada, demichellis ada

ShadowChaser · Post time 10-6-2010 08:23 AM

Argentina Fitness Coach Fernando Signorini Blasts FIFA For 'Irreversible Damage' To Lionel Messi

Signorini believes FIFA are more interested in catching drugs cheats than protecting players from burnout.
By Daniel Edwards
Jun 9, 2010 8:55:00 PM

Argentina World Cup fitness trainer Fernando Signorini launched a scathing attack on FIFA officials on Wednesday, accusing them of not protecting players in letting them play so many games a season.

Signorini was incensed by the fact Argentine star Lionel Messi played so many games over the course of the Barcelona season, a fact that was noted by the training staff when he travelled to join up with the Albiceleste.

"Messi is already exhausted arriving to this World Cup. The damage has already been done, and it is irreversible," Signorini fumed to Sport.

"(FIFA) are worried about their anti-doping controls, but they don't give a damn when players play 70 times a year and in between have to travel all over the place."

The veteran trainer, who is a long time companion and associate of coach Diego Maradona, did however also speak of his excitement in seeing the Barca playmaker in action in South Africa.

"My problem, which I've already told Lionel, is that he's going to make my retinas fall out! I cannot believe the whirlwind that is his step and movement. He is almost a genetic miracle, as in one movement he makes six or seven."

inikah alasan argies nak balik awal

ShadowChaser · Post time 10-6-2010 08:27 AM

Revealed - Maradona's Argentina XI

Daniel Edwards outlines how Diego Maradona's Argentina are likely to look when they kick-off their World Cup campaign against Nigeria on Saturday...
By Daniel Edwards
Jun 8, 2010 11:00:00 AM

In our World Cup Comment series, individual writers at Goal.com offer their views on the hot World Cup topics of the day with local expertise and a global outlook...

And so, after more chopping, changing and tinkering than possibly any coach in the history of international football, not to mention a host of controversial selection choices, it seems that Diego Maradona has finally decided on the 11 footballers that will take the field against Nigeria on Saturday. Argentine sports bible Ole revealed what it claims to be the starting line-up for Argentina’s World Cup exploits. Below we analyse the players chosen and the role they will fulfil for this football-crazy nation, and find out if one of the most controversial figures in the sport has finally stumbled upon a consistent winning formula.

Disclaimer: The unreliability and randomness of Señor Maradona’s team selection is only matched by the unreliability and exaggeration of the Argentine press. The writer therefore makes no guarantees that this team will actually walk out on the 12th, and would not be at all surprised if 11 different players took the field.

As you would expect from a coach that has played nearly 120 different players in some 18 months in the top job, this particular line up has never played a game together. The tactics and players are, however, essentially what we saw in the Albiceleste’s 5-0 demolition of Canada in the team’s farewell to the public two weeks ago. This was a pleasant surprise for the media, who saw Maradona’s supposed commitment to 4-4-2 and a backline of four centre-halves as a betrayal of all that Argentine football stands for; although admittedly any team in this World Cup should put up more of a fight than a very poor Canadian outfit. The team should be as follows:

Chosen Formation: 4-1-3-2

Sergio Romero, goalkeeper: No surprises for this one. The 23-year-old AZ number one is not the most spectacular keeper in the world, but has performed solidly since entering after the Brazil and Paraguay qualifying debacles and, barring any disasters, should remain first choice.

Jonas Gutierrez, right-back/wing-back: The Newcastle midfielder is ostensibly an out of position full-back, but if Canada is anything to go by he will play more as a wing-back, marauding down the touchline and giving midfield maestro Veron an extra distribution option. The question is glaring however: why is a second division midfielder occupying a place tailor-made for Champions League winning captain Javier Zanetti?

Walter Samuel, centre-back: A fully expected member of the back-line after one of the most successful seasons of his career. Slow across the ground but a superb reader of the game who flourished alongside the more athletic Lucio in Italy. It had at one stage looked like his international career was on the wane, but an excellent renaissance caught the eye of Maradona, earning the veteran a starting berth in South Africa.

Martin Demichelis, centre-back: Despite coming out second best to Samuel in the Champions League Final, Demichelis has always looked likely to partner his compatriot in central defence. A converted midfielder, Demichelis can be vulnerable to positional slip-ups, but does distribute the ball well from the back. He will be tested to his limits when dealing with the with the strong, fast Nigerian forward line.

Gabriel Heinze, left-back: A player who has come in for some unfair criticism in Argentina, as a supposed example of Diego’s lack of attacking instinct. Heinze is a centre-back by trade, but more than capable of filling a left-back slot - a position in which the Albiceleste are glaringly short of alternatives.

Javier Mascherano, defensive midfielder: Diego’s captain and midfield general, the Liverpool man will be expected to cover the back four and support the forward line. A tough balancing act that Mascherano has not always been able to fulfil in the past.

Juan Sebastian Veron, centre midfield: The closest that Argentina have to a Xavi or Pirlo, a lot rests on 'the little witch' and his 35-year-old shoulders. There is no doubt that the Estudiantes man can fire a ball onto a space not much wider than his gleaming scalp, but at his age there is serious doubt over whether he can stay fit for the entire tournament.

Angel di Maria, centre/left midfield: The Benfica winger has impressed in the few appearances he has made so far in the blue and white, but is crucially untested in competitive games. He has all the attributes to make this position his own and be a star of the tournament, but needs the support of his more experienced teammates to avoid being overwhelmed by juggling two positions.

Lionel Messi, attacking midfield/number 10: What more can be said against this diminutive genius? Consecrated in Europe, at least as El Diego’s natural heir, 'the flea' occupies the magical position for all Argentina sides. Number 10, 'enganche' (hook), playmaker, whatever you call it, there is no doubt that a hell of a lot rides on Messi reproducing his Barca form in South Africa. He has reason for optimism however - with attack minded players such as Tevez, di Maria and Veron also on the field at least some of the responsibility for creating will be lifted.

Gonzalo Higuain, centre forward: In the team for one reason: to score the goals which fire the Albiceleste to World Cup glory. Fast, strong, accurate and not lacking in self-belief, 'Pipita' overcame hostility in Madrid to have a wonderful season. At times, however, such as against Canada he can be wasteful in front of goal, and will need a solid start to stop Diego Milito snapping at his heels.

Carlos Tevez, striker: Carlitos has not so much been knocking on the door as taken a bulldozer to it. He made it impossible for Maradona to ignore him with a series of fantastic displays for club and country, as well as training like an absolute demon. He will be given more freedom than strike partner Higuain, roaming the field searching for the ball, linking up with creative partner Messi and essentially striking fear into the hearts of Nigerians with his tireless harrying and scavenging for possession. A potential star in the blue and white.

Verdict: A strong side, with plenty of attacking firepower and a passable defence. Somehow the bearded one, who will put everything on display if his team prevail, has put together an intelligent unit. With serious depth issues in key positions though, Argentina will pray for a healthy side as only a few untimely knocks could see the squad appear paper-thin in certain areas.

Nesta13 · Post time 10-6-2010 09:16 AM

veron 1st tim...

kalo veron zaman lazio duluuuu aku percaya la hebak....

along3746 · Post time 10-6-2010 04:10 PM

Mascherano pilih Brazil, Sepanyol calon juara

2010/06/10

JOHANNESBURG: Ketua pasukan Argentina, Javier Mascherano memilih Sepanyol dan Brazil selaku dua pasukan yang memiliki segala ramuan untuk muncul juara pada edisi kali ini yang bermula, esok.

“Sepanyol dan Brazil kelihatan setakuk lebih tinggi berbanding yang lain kerana mereka memenangi trofi sejak beberapa tahun kebelakangan ini. “Tetapi pengalaman menceritakan kepada saya bahawa Piala Dunia dimenangi oleh pasukan yang meningkat sepanjang kejohanan, tidak semestinya yang menampilkan permainan terbaik,” kata pemain Liverpool itu. Argentina akan berdepan Greece, Nigeria dan Korea Selatan dalam peringkat kumpulan dan kapten berkenaan percaya tiada sebab untuk bimbang sekiranya juara dua kali itu tidak menemui rentak mereka pada awalnya.

“Dalam tempoh jangka masa panjang, apa yang lebih penting bukannya apa yang dikatakan pemerhati tetapi persembahan anda sepanjang bulan itu,” kata pemain tengah mengekang asakan lawan itu, yang dijangka akan meninggalkan Liverpool selepas kejohanan itu.

* nape tak pilih argentina..hmy3: