Say that to mr. only eses pespes, aka CQ! 
I even think Team Melli's midfield should consist of Nekounam & Karimi on the bench, and put Ebrahimi & Haghighi alongside Teymorian as the starting 3 midfielders.
Personally i am a huge fan of both Haghighi & Ebrahimi, specially Ebrahimi, i think this kid is something very special.
He's not really a kid though, is he? How old is he?
But I agree about Karimi at least. I don't even know what he would do on the bench. I wouldn't invite him at all. IMO, he's finished. But I think Nekounam has too much international experience compared to our other players to be put aside. I would like to see afew more games from him in TM to decide whether anybody else is a better option. But at the very least the others should have definitely been invited before. But I guess Maziyar Zareh was a better option since he played in pespes.
But I agree about Karimi at least. I don't even know what he would do on the bench. I wouldn't invite him at all. IMO, he's finished. But I think Nekounam has too much international experience compared to our other players to be put aside. I would like to see afew more games from him in TM to decide whether anybody else is a better option. But at the very least the others should have definitely been invited before. But I guess Maziyar Zareh was a better option since he played in pespes.
He's not really a kid though, is he? How old is he?
But I agree about Karimi at least. I don't even know what he would do on the bench. I wouldn't invite him at all. IMO, he's finished. But I think Nekounam has too much international experience compared to our other players to be put aside. I would like to see afew more games from him in TM to decide whether anybody else is a better option. But at the very least the others should have definitely been invited before. But I guess Maziyar Zareh was a better option since he played in pespes.
But I agree about Karimi at least. I don't even know what he would do on the bench. I wouldn't invite him at all. IMO, he's finished. But I think Nekounam has too much international experience compared to our other players to be put aside. I would like to see afew more games from him in TM to decide whether anybody else is a better option. But at the very least the others should have definitely been invited before. But I guess Maziyar Zareh was a better option since he played in pespes.
He's not really a kid though, is he? How old is he?
But I agree about Karimi at least. I don't even know what he would do on the bench. I wouldn't invite him at all. IMO, he's finished. But I think Nekounam has too much international experience compared to our other players to be put aside. I would like to see afew more games from him in TM to decide whether anybody else is a better option. But at the very least the others should have definitely been invited before. But I guess Maziyar Zareh was a better option since he played in pespes.
But I agree about Karimi at least. I don't even know what he would do on the bench. I wouldn't invite him at all. IMO, he's finished. But I think Nekounam has too much international experience compared to our other players to be put aside. I would like to see afew more games from him in TM to decide whether anybody else is a better option. But at the very least the others should have definitely been invited before. But I guess Maziyar Zareh was a better option since he played in pespes.
If Queiroz is so keen on physical & players who run, just replace Nouri & Zareh with Haghighi & Ebrahimi. I still cant believe that Pejman Nouri is a starter sometimes with the amount of younger and better midfielders we have in the country. Is Pejman Nouri Queiroz's idea of rejuvenating Team Melli?
Nekounam will continue to be a starter for Team Melli under Queiroz, even continue to captain! I just hope he picks up his form cause in terms of distributing the ball, when he's on form, he's untouchable in Iran & when he's in the mood, Iran plays better.
Another difference between a professional attitude Sepahan team and others..... They played in Ahvaz
We had another team that played in Ghareye Abadan few days ago and all we heard from their players and fans were jahanam abadan, garmaye 5o daraje harif asli ma, unfair IFF to schedule game in 50 degree heat,so on..............
We had another team that played in Ghareye Abadan few days ago and all we heard from their players and fans were jahanam abadan, garmaye 5o daraje harif asli ma, unfair IFF to schedule game in 50 degree heat,so on..............
تحليل کامل تصويري - فولاد خوزستان ۱ –۳ سپاهان اصفهان: سورپرايز کرانچار
تيک***تاکتيک 4 ساعت پیش
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به گزارش سايت تيک***تاکتيک، فولاد با سیستم ۳-۱-۲-۴ چیدمان شده بود. مثلث میانی فولاد با کرمی، نوری و بختیاری چیدمان شده بود. شهاب کرمی هافبک رابط بود و با حرکات پا به توپ و بدون توپ به خط سوم تیم اضافه می شد. بختیار رحمانی هافبک کلیدی فولاد بود. هافبک پست ۱۰ تیم. شریفات و افشین گوش های کناری فولاد بودند. بازیکنانی با شرح وظیفه تهاجمی که برنامه اصلی تهاجمی فولاد را بر دوش می کشیدند. زمانی که با یارگیری نفر به نفر مدافعین کناری سپاهان مواجه می شدند با سوئیچ عرضی، در شرایط جدید قرار می گرفتند. پریرا مهاجم نوک فولاد بود. وظیفه پریرا ایجاد فضا برای شریفات و افشین بود.
کرانچار، سپاهان را با سیستم ۲-۴-۴ آرایش داده بود. خط چهار نفره میانی با ابراهیمی و کلاه کج در مرکز، جمشیدیان در راست و زنیدپور در چپ چیدمان شده بود. نکته مهم این خط، شعاع حرکتی در فاز تهاجمی بود. هافبک های کناری سپاهان (جمشیدیان و زنیدپور) شعاع حرکتی رو به جلو داشتند و نه در عرض زمین. در واقع “مربع تهاجمی” سپاهان با حرکت رو به جلوی این دو بازیکن تشکیل می شد.
جلاویچ و خلعتبری مهاجمین سپاهان بودند ولی نکته مهم نحوه استقرار این دو مهاجم بود. در اکثر دقایق خلعتبری به عنوان مهاجم کاذب عمل می کرد و شعاع حرکتی این بازیکن به سمت فضای بین مدافعین مرکزی و کناری فولاد بود. گل دوم سپاهان از این فضا به دست آمد و ضربه ایستگاهی که منجر به گل اول شد هم از حرکت در عرض خلعتبری به دست آمد.
تاکتیک تهاجمی
با شروع دیدار، این فولاد بود که مالکیت بالاتری داشت. مثلث میانی فولاد سعی داشت در کوتاه ترین زمان، توپ را به گوش های تهاجمی تیم برساند تا شریفات و افشین در موقعیت یک در مقابل یک با عبور از مدافعین کناری سپاهان به سمت باکس پنالتي این تیم حرکت کنند. ولی مشکل فولاد، سرعت بالای انتقال توپ از یک سوم میانی به گوش های تهاجمی بود. توپ در زمان مالکیت فولاد در کوتاه ترین زمان به شریفات و افشین می رسید و این انتقال سریع مانع از حرکت طولی موثر مدافعین کناری فولاد می شد. به همین دلیل خط میانی ۴ نفره سپاهان با تمرکز به کانال مرکزی در موقعیت ۴ برابر ۳ با هافبک های فولاد قرار می گرفت. ۱۱ توپگیری در یک سوم میانی زمین بیانگر موفقیت خط میانی سپاهان برابر مثلث میانی فولاد بود. در صورتی که توپ به شریفات و افشین می رسید، موقعیت یک در مقابل یک در کانال کناری ایجاد می شد. شریفات در ۳ مرتبه توانست از این موقعیت استفاده کند و تک گل فولاد هم از همین شرایط به ثمر رسید ولی فاصله بیش از حد استاندارد بین گوش های تهاجمی فولاد با بختیار رحمانی ، مهاجم نوک و مدافعین کناری در کنار پرس توپ خط میانی ۴ نفره سپاهان در یک سوم میانی موجب شد که برنامه تهاجمی فولاد عملکردی کارآمد نداشته باشد و معدود موقعیت ها هم به ارسال از جناحین ختم شود.
برنامه تهاجمی سپاهان از توپگیری در یک سوم میانی شروع می شد. حرکات سریع خلعتبری به فضاي بین مدافعین کناری و میانی فولاد با پاس های سریع و البته شکل گیری مربع تهاجمی سپاهان با حرکت رو به جلوی زنیدپور و جمشیدیان. در واقع مشکل بزرگ فولاد، عدم موفقیت در حفظ توپ در یک سوم میانی بود.
بازیکنان کلیدی
در سیستم ۱-۳-۲-۴ ، پست شماره ۱۰ بسیار کلیدی است. عملکرد بختیار رحمانی در طول ۹۰ دقیقه این دیدار تا زمانی که سیستم این تیم به ۳-۳-۴ تغییر نکرده بود، مثبت نبود. بازیکن پست شماره ۱۰ می بایست در یکی از این دو قالب فرو رود :
۱-هافبک خلاق با پاس های کلیدی و نهایی به باکس حریف
۲- مهاجم کاذب با ضربات از راه دور و حرکت به داخل باکس حریف
شماتیک حرکتی بختیار رحمانی نشان می دهد که این بازیکن نتوانست در هیچ کدام از این دو قالب مورد نیاز جهت عملکرد موثر در پست شماره ۱۰ قرار بگیرد و مشکل بزرگ فولاد هم همین است. با حضور یوسنکو و تبدیل سیستم فولاد به ۳-۳-۴ در فاز تهاجمی، بختیار رحمانی تبدیل به هافبک رابط شد و یونسکو وظیفه بازیسازی نهایی را بر عهده گرفت. عملکرد تهاجمی فولاد با این تغییر بهتر شد.
خلعتبری بازیکن کلیدی سپاهان در سیستم ۲-۴-۴ است. بازیکنی که در فضای برابر خط دفاع حریف حرکت می کند و وظیفه تهاجمی اش از زمانی آغاز می شود که تیم حریف در فاز تهاجمی قرار دارد. زمانی که بازیکنان فولاد در یک سوم میانی زمین صاحب توپ بودند، خلعتبری به دنبال فضاي مناسب در نیمه زمین فولاد می گشت. فضایی که از حرکت طولی مدافعین کناری این تیم ایجاد شده بود. مهاجم کاذب سپاهان از همین فضا به فولاد ضربه زد و بازیکن کلیدی لقب گرفت.
تغییر سیستم
حضور یونسکو در ترکیب فولاد، سیستم این تیم را به ۳-۳-۴ و در فاز تهاجمی به ۳-۲-۳-۲ تبدیل کرد. مدافعین کناری شعاع حرکتی بالاتری پیدا کرده بودند و حفظ توپ در یک سوم میانی زمین به امیر آبادی و جماعتی فرصت می داد تا وارد زمین سپاهان شوند ولی اصرار بر حرکت از کانال کناری و استفاده از ارسال موجب شده بود که دروازه***بان سپاهان روز آسانی داشته باشد البته در نیمه دوم.
تعویض های کرانچار برای حفظ فشار روی خط دفاع فولاد و استفاده از حفره های دفاعی این تیم بود. حضور پاپی موجب افزایش دوندگی و فشار بیشتر در کانال چپ سپاهان شد. علی احمدی با قرار گرفتن در خط میانی و سوکای در خط حمله، فشار را روی خط میانی و دفاع سپاهان حفظ کرد.
فولاد با یونسکو نمایش بهتری ارائه کرد، بختیار رحمانی هم با خروج از پست شماره ۱۰، عملکرد موثرتری داشت. شاید بهتر است فولاد به ۳-۳-۴ روی بیاورد.
سپاهان با ۲-۴-۴ کلاسیک، نمایش مدرنی ارائه کرده است. تیمی با ساختار دفاعی موفق و توان بالا در انتقال از دفاع به حمله با “مربع” قدرتمند در نیمه زمین حریف. آرایش بازیکنان تهاجمی سپاهان مدرن***تر از فوتبال ایران است و می تواند برای هر تیمی مشکل ساز باشد. باید انتظار موفقیت دوباره سپاهان را داشته باشیم.
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تيک***تاکتيک 4 ساعت پیش
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به گزارش سايت تيک***تاکتيک، فولاد با سیستم ۳-۱-۲-۴ چیدمان شده بود. مثلث میانی فولاد با کرمی، نوری و بختیاری چیدمان شده بود. شهاب کرمی هافبک رابط بود و با حرکات پا به توپ و بدون توپ به خط سوم تیم اضافه می شد. بختیار رحمانی هافبک کلیدی فولاد بود. هافبک پست ۱۰ تیم. شریفات و افشین گوش های کناری فولاد بودند. بازیکنانی با شرح وظیفه تهاجمی که برنامه اصلی تهاجمی فولاد را بر دوش می کشیدند. زمانی که با یارگیری نفر به نفر مدافعین کناری سپاهان مواجه می شدند با سوئیچ عرضی، در شرایط جدید قرار می گرفتند. پریرا مهاجم نوک فولاد بود. وظیفه پریرا ایجاد فضا برای شریفات و افشین بود.
کرانچار، سپاهان را با سیستم ۲-۴-۴ آرایش داده بود. خط چهار نفره میانی با ابراهیمی و کلاه کج در مرکز، جمشیدیان در راست و زنیدپور در چپ چیدمان شده بود. نکته مهم این خط، شعاع حرکتی در فاز تهاجمی بود. هافبک های کناری سپاهان (جمشیدیان و زنیدپور) شعاع حرکتی رو به جلو داشتند و نه در عرض زمین. در واقع “مربع تهاجمی” سپاهان با حرکت رو به جلوی این دو بازیکن تشکیل می شد.
جلاویچ و خلعتبری مهاجمین سپاهان بودند ولی نکته مهم نحوه استقرار این دو مهاجم بود. در اکثر دقایق خلعتبری به عنوان مهاجم کاذب عمل می کرد و شعاع حرکتی این بازیکن به سمت فضای بین مدافعین مرکزی و کناری فولاد بود. گل دوم سپاهان از این فضا به دست آمد و ضربه ایستگاهی که منجر به گل اول شد هم از حرکت در عرض خلعتبری به دست آمد.
تاکتیک تهاجمی
با شروع دیدار، این فولاد بود که مالکیت بالاتری داشت. مثلث میانی فولاد سعی داشت در کوتاه ترین زمان، توپ را به گوش های تهاجمی تیم برساند تا شریفات و افشین در موقعیت یک در مقابل یک با عبور از مدافعین کناری سپاهان به سمت باکس پنالتي این تیم حرکت کنند. ولی مشکل فولاد، سرعت بالای انتقال توپ از یک سوم میانی به گوش های تهاجمی بود. توپ در زمان مالکیت فولاد در کوتاه ترین زمان به شریفات و افشین می رسید و این انتقال سریع مانع از حرکت طولی موثر مدافعین کناری فولاد می شد. به همین دلیل خط میانی ۴ نفره سپاهان با تمرکز به کانال مرکزی در موقعیت ۴ برابر ۳ با هافبک های فولاد قرار می گرفت. ۱۱ توپگیری در یک سوم میانی زمین بیانگر موفقیت خط میانی سپاهان برابر مثلث میانی فولاد بود. در صورتی که توپ به شریفات و افشین می رسید، موقعیت یک در مقابل یک در کانال کناری ایجاد می شد. شریفات در ۳ مرتبه توانست از این موقعیت استفاده کند و تک گل فولاد هم از همین شرایط به ثمر رسید ولی فاصله بیش از حد استاندارد بین گوش های تهاجمی فولاد با بختیار رحمانی ، مهاجم نوک و مدافعین کناری در کنار پرس توپ خط میانی ۴ نفره سپاهان در یک سوم میانی موجب شد که برنامه تهاجمی فولاد عملکردی کارآمد نداشته باشد و معدود موقعیت ها هم به ارسال از جناحین ختم شود.
برنامه تهاجمی سپاهان از توپگیری در یک سوم میانی شروع می شد. حرکات سریع خلعتبری به فضاي بین مدافعین کناری و میانی فولاد با پاس های سریع و البته شکل گیری مربع تهاجمی سپاهان با حرکت رو به جلوی زنیدپور و جمشیدیان. در واقع مشکل بزرگ فولاد، عدم موفقیت در حفظ توپ در یک سوم میانی بود.
بازیکنان کلیدی
در سیستم ۱-۳-۲-۴ ، پست شماره ۱۰ بسیار کلیدی است. عملکرد بختیار رحمانی در طول ۹۰ دقیقه این دیدار تا زمانی که سیستم این تیم به ۳-۳-۴ تغییر نکرده بود، مثبت نبود. بازیکن پست شماره ۱۰ می بایست در یکی از این دو قالب فرو رود :
۱-هافبک خلاق با پاس های کلیدی و نهایی به باکس حریف
۲- مهاجم کاذب با ضربات از راه دور و حرکت به داخل باکس حریف
شماتیک حرکتی بختیار رحمانی نشان می دهد که این بازیکن نتوانست در هیچ کدام از این دو قالب مورد نیاز جهت عملکرد موثر در پست شماره ۱۰ قرار بگیرد و مشکل بزرگ فولاد هم همین است. با حضور یوسنکو و تبدیل سیستم فولاد به ۳-۳-۴ در فاز تهاجمی، بختیار رحمانی تبدیل به هافبک رابط شد و یونسکو وظیفه بازیسازی نهایی را بر عهده گرفت. عملکرد تهاجمی فولاد با این تغییر بهتر شد.
خلعتبری بازیکن کلیدی سپاهان در سیستم ۲-۴-۴ است. بازیکنی که در فضای برابر خط دفاع حریف حرکت می کند و وظیفه تهاجمی اش از زمانی آغاز می شود که تیم حریف در فاز تهاجمی قرار دارد. زمانی که بازیکنان فولاد در یک سوم میانی زمین صاحب توپ بودند، خلعتبری به دنبال فضاي مناسب در نیمه زمین فولاد می گشت. فضایی که از حرکت طولی مدافعین کناری این تیم ایجاد شده بود. مهاجم کاذب سپاهان از همین فضا به فولاد ضربه زد و بازیکن کلیدی لقب گرفت.
تغییر سیستم
حضور یونسکو در ترکیب فولاد، سیستم این تیم را به ۳-۳-۴ و در فاز تهاجمی به ۳-۲-۳-۲ تبدیل کرد. مدافعین کناری شعاع حرکتی بالاتری پیدا کرده بودند و حفظ توپ در یک سوم میانی زمین به امیر آبادی و جماعتی فرصت می داد تا وارد زمین سپاهان شوند ولی اصرار بر حرکت از کانال کناری و استفاده از ارسال موجب شده بود که دروازه***بان سپاهان روز آسانی داشته باشد البته در نیمه دوم.
تعویض های کرانچار برای حفظ فشار روی خط دفاع فولاد و استفاده از حفره های دفاعی این تیم بود. حضور پاپی موجب افزایش دوندگی و فشار بیشتر در کانال چپ سپاهان شد. علی احمدی با قرار گرفتن در خط میانی و سوکای در خط حمله، فشار را روی خط میانی و دفاع سپاهان حفظ کرد.
فولاد با یونسکو نمایش بهتری ارائه کرد، بختیار رحمانی هم با خروج از پست شماره ۱۰، عملکرد موثرتری داشت. شاید بهتر است فولاد به ۳-۳-۴ روی بیاورد.
سپاهان با ۲-۴-۴ کلاسیک، نمایش مدرنی ارائه کرده است. تیمی با ساختار دفاعی موفق و توان بالا در انتقال از دفاع به حمله با “مربع” قدرتمند در نیمه زمین حریف. آرایش بازیکنان تهاجمی سپاهان مدرن***تر از فوتبال ایران است و می تواند برای هر تیمی مشکل ساز باشد. باید انتظار موفقیت دوباره سپاهان را داشته باشیم.
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به اشتراک بگذارید
Sepahan's goals against Zob:
http://footballitarin.com/video_page.php?id=2333
The 3rd goal was a beautiful assist by Khalatbari to NK. If NK stays healthy the NK-KB-RD triangle will be deadly.
http://footballitarin.com/video_page.php?id=2333
The 3rd goal was a beautiful assist by Khalatbari to NK. If NK stays healthy the NK-KB-RD triangle will be deadly.
Sepahan to try this guy on Saturday to be a Central Defender and fill its Asian slot as the guy is an Australian citizen:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ljubo_Miličević
Ljubo Miličević
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Ljubo Miličević
Personal information
Full name
Ljubo Miličević
Date of birth
13 February 1981 (age 31)
Place of birth
Melbourne, Australia
Height
1.93 m (6 ft 4 in)
Playing position
Centre Back
Defensive Midfielder
Club information
Current club
Free Agent
Number
--
Youth career
Chelsea Hajduk
Melbourne Knights
1997–1998
AIS
Senior career*
Years
Team
Apps†
(Gls)†
1998–1999
Melbourne Knights
1
(0)
1999–2001
Perth Glory
29
(3)
2001–2004
FC Zurich
45
(3)
2002–2003
→ FC Basel (loan)
2
(0)
2004–2006
FC Thun
78
(4)
2006–2007
BSC Young Boys
18
(0)
2007
Melbourne Victory
2
(0)
2009–2011
Newcastle Jets
44
(0)
2011
South Melbourne
12
(0)
2011–2012
Hajduk Split
5
(0)
National team‡
2000–2001
Australia U-20
8
(0)
2004
Australia U-23
5
(0)
2005–2006
Australia
8
(1)
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only and correct as of 16:47, 17 April 2011 (UTC).
† Appearances (Goals).
‡ National team caps and goals correct as of 17:30, 12 November 2010 (UTC)
Ljubo Miličević (born 13 February 1981) is an Australian football (soccer) player who is currently a free agent and last played for Hajduk Split in the Prva HNL.
Contents
[hide] 1 Club career 1.1 Early career and overseas
1.2 Melbourne Victory FC
1.3 Time Away From The Game
1.4 Newcastle United Jets FC
1.5 Free Agency and South Melbourne FC
1.6 Hajduk Split
2 International career
3 National team statistics
4 References
5 External links
[edit] Club career
[edit] Early career and overseas
Miličević attended secondary school at St James College in East Bentleigh. His career in football began at the Australian Institute of Sport, where he captained the side to two consecutive National Youth League titles. He then entered professional football with Melbourne Knights in Australia, playing one game in the NSL before moving to Perth Glory in 1999, where he scored on his debut and played a major role in getting the Western Australian side to its first ever NSL Grand Final in 2000 where he made a name for himself by being the youngest player to ever score in an Australian grand final. Suffering a serious knee injury in the first game of the World Youth Cup in Argentina hampered his chances of moving to German giants Hertha Berlin. Later that same year he finally went to Europe and went on to play for FC Zurich, FC Basel, FC Thun and BSC Young Boys in Switzerland. The latter two clubs Miličević captained in the Swiss Super League and European competition at the age of 25. He also captained the Australian Under-20 side at the World Youth Cup in 2001 in Argentina and later the Australian Olympic Team that qualified for the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens; unfortunately, he missed the competition due to a groin injury he sustained during qualification.
[edit] Melbourne Victory FC
On 20 February 2007 it was announced that Miličević had signed for the reigning A-League champions Melbourne Victory. He was not home long before he again drew interest from abroad with Croatian heavyweights Hajduk Split and Dinamo Zagreb both chasing his signature. Miličević declared the only club he would ever play for in Croatia would be his childhood dream team Hajduk Split, citing both the fanatical Torcida and close friend Josip Skoko as inspirations. His time with the Victory was marred by a long-term knee injury he incurred on the opening day of the season. His contract with Melbourne Victory was "mutually terminated" on 22 February 2008.[1]
[edit] Time Away From The Game
It was revealed during January 2009 that Milicevic had suffered from depression throughout his time playing overseas. He then started training with Dandenong City in 2009 in a bid to regain fitness and get his personal life back in order.[2]
[edit] Newcastle United Jets FC
On 4 February 2009 he signed a one-year deal with the Newcastle Jets.[3] Miličević surprised coach Gary van Egmond with his level of fitness and immediately set about imposing a sense of drive and vigour on the training paddock,[4] something which many felt that the Jets had distinctly lacked in the course of their disastrous A-League title defence in 2008-09.[5]
His return to competitive football was anticipated by fans and the media alike,[6] and despite the Jets' shaky performance in their opening 2-0 away loss in the Asian Champions League to Beijing Guoan,[7] Miličević starred in the their subsequent game, a 2-0 victory over Korea's Ulsan Hyundai in which he marshalled the defence impressively and, along with some inspired goalkeeping by departing custodian Ante Čović, helped the Jets to their first competitive clean sheet in fourteen games. After joining Newcastle, Miličević was adopted as a cult hero by the Newcastle fans, something not seen since Milton Rodriguez was at the club.On 18 March 2010, Miličević signed a one-year contract extension with the Jets until the end of the 2010-2011 becoming Captain yet again and leading the team to the best defensive record in the league A-League season.[8]
[edit] Free Agency and South Melbourne FC
On 12 January 2011, it was announced that Milicevic was not going to re-sign for the Jets and left for Switzerland, where he trialled with former club FC Basel in the Swiss Super League.[9] However, he did not agree to terms with Basel, nor was another option pursued with German second division club Arminia Bielefeld. He had to wait until the European summer before committing to a new deal.[10] In March 2011, he signed a short-term contract with Victorian Premier League club South Melbourne FC to keep himself fit, intending to return to Europe for the beginning of the 2011/12 season.[11][12]
[edit] Hajduk Split
On 8 June 2011, it was announced that Miličević had signed a contract with Croatian club Hajduk Split.[13] After struggling with injuries during the first half-season, Miličević and Hajduk agreed on contract termination, leaving Miličević as a free agent.[14]
[edit] International career
Miličević captained both the Young Socceroos and Olyroos. After being made captain, he went to the FIFA U-20 World Cup in Argentina in 2001
Miličević has also been capped for Australia. His senior debut was against Indonesia at Subiaco Oval, Perth in March 2005; he then made three appearances at the 2005 FIFA Confederations Cup against Germany, Argentina and Tunisia.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ljubo_Miličević
Ljubo Miličević
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jump to: navigation, search
Ljubo Miličević
Personal information
Full name
Ljubo Miličević
Date of birth
13 February 1981 (age 31)
Place of birth
Melbourne, Australia
Height
1.93 m (6 ft 4 in)
Playing position
Centre Back
Defensive Midfielder
Club information
Current club
Free Agent
Number
--
Youth career
Chelsea Hajduk
Melbourne Knights
1997–1998
AIS
Senior career*
Years
Team
Apps†
(Gls)†
1998–1999
Melbourne Knights
1
(0)
1999–2001
Perth Glory
29
(3)
2001–2004
FC Zurich
45
(3)
2002–2003
→ FC Basel (loan)
2
(0)
2004–2006
FC Thun
78
(4)
2006–2007
BSC Young Boys
18
(0)
2007
Melbourne Victory
2
(0)
2009–2011
Newcastle Jets
44
(0)
2011
South Melbourne
12
(0)
2011–2012
Hajduk Split
5
(0)
National team‡
2000–2001
Australia U-20
8
(0)
2004
Australia U-23
5
(0)
2005–2006
Australia
8
(1)
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only and correct as of 16:47, 17 April 2011 (UTC).
† Appearances (Goals).
‡ National team caps and goals correct as of 17:30, 12 November 2010 (UTC)
Ljubo Miličević (born 13 February 1981) is an Australian football (soccer) player who is currently a free agent and last played for Hajduk Split in the Prva HNL.
Contents
[hide] 1 Club career 1.1 Early career and overseas
1.2 Melbourne Victory FC
1.3 Time Away From The Game
1.4 Newcastle United Jets FC
1.5 Free Agency and South Melbourne FC
1.6 Hajduk Split
2 International career
3 National team statistics
4 References
5 External links
[edit] Club career
[edit] Early career and overseas
Miličević attended secondary school at St James College in East Bentleigh. His career in football began at the Australian Institute of Sport, where he captained the side to two consecutive National Youth League titles. He then entered professional football with Melbourne Knights in Australia, playing one game in the NSL before moving to Perth Glory in 1999, where he scored on his debut and played a major role in getting the Western Australian side to its first ever NSL Grand Final in 2000 where he made a name for himself by being the youngest player to ever score in an Australian grand final. Suffering a serious knee injury in the first game of the World Youth Cup in Argentina hampered his chances of moving to German giants Hertha Berlin. Later that same year he finally went to Europe and went on to play for FC Zurich, FC Basel, FC Thun and BSC Young Boys in Switzerland. The latter two clubs Miličević captained in the Swiss Super League and European competition at the age of 25. He also captained the Australian Under-20 side at the World Youth Cup in 2001 in Argentina and later the Australian Olympic Team that qualified for the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens; unfortunately, he missed the competition due to a groin injury he sustained during qualification.
[edit] Melbourne Victory FC
On 20 February 2007 it was announced that Miličević had signed for the reigning A-League champions Melbourne Victory. He was not home long before he again drew interest from abroad with Croatian heavyweights Hajduk Split and Dinamo Zagreb both chasing his signature. Miličević declared the only club he would ever play for in Croatia would be his childhood dream team Hajduk Split, citing both the fanatical Torcida and close friend Josip Skoko as inspirations. His time with the Victory was marred by a long-term knee injury he incurred on the opening day of the season. His contract with Melbourne Victory was "mutually terminated" on 22 February 2008.[1]
[edit] Time Away From The Game
It was revealed during January 2009 that Milicevic had suffered from depression throughout his time playing overseas. He then started training with Dandenong City in 2009 in a bid to regain fitness and get his personal life back in order.[2]
[edit] Newcastle United Jets FC
On 4 February 2009 he signed a one-year deal with the Newcastle Jets.[3] Miličević surprised coach Gary van Egmond with his level of fitness and immediately set about imposing a sense of drive and vigour on the training paddock,[4] something which many felt that the Jets had distinctly lacked in the course of their disastrous A-League title defence in 2008-09.[5]
His return to competitive football was anticipated by fans and the media alike,[6] and despite the Jets' shaky performance in their opening 2-0 away loss in the Asian Champions League to Beijing Guoan,[7] Miličević starred in the their subsequent game, a 2-0 victory over Korea's Ulsan Hyundai in which he marshalled the defence impressively and, along with some inspired goalkeeping by departing custodian Ante Čović, helped the Jets to their first competitive clean sheet in fourteen games. After joining Newcastle, Miličević was adopted as a cult hero by the Newcastle fans, something not seen since Milton Rodriguez was at the club.On 18 March 2010, Miličević signed a one-year contract extension with the Jets until the end of the 2010-2011 becoming Captain yet again and leading the team to the best defensive record in the league A-League season.[8]
[edit] Free Agency and South Melbourne FC
On 12 January 2011, it was announced that Milicevic was not going to re-sign for the Jets and left for Switzerland, where he trialled with former club FC Basel in the Swiss Super League.[9] However, he did not agree to terms with Basel, nor was another option pursued with German second division club Arminia Bielefeld. He had to wait until the European summer before committing to a new deal.[10] In March 2011, he signed a short-term contract with Victorian Premier League club South Melbourne FC to keep himself fit, intending to return to Europe for the beginning of the 2011/12 season.[11][12]
[edit] Hajduk Split
On 8 June 2011, it was announced that Miličević had signed a contract with Croatian club Hajduk Split.[13] After struggling with injuries during the first half-season, Miličević and Hajduk agreed on contract termination, leaving Miličević as a free agent.[14]
[edit] International career
Miličević captained both the Young Socceroos and Olyroos. After being made captain, he went to the FIFA U-20 World Cup in Argentina in 2001
Miličević has also been capped for Australia. His senior debut was against Indonesia at Subiaco Oval, Perth in March 2005; he then made three appearances at the 2005 FIFA Confederations Cup against Germany, Argentina and Tunisia.
ایمنا:الاهلی همان الاهلی است/با یک آرژانتینی بیشتر، با یک برزیلی کمتر
کاروان الاهلی سه شنبه وارد اصفهان می شود تا در دیدار حساس یک چهارم نهایی لیگ قهرمانان آسیا به مصاف فولاد مبارکه سپاهان برود.
به گزارش ایمنا الاهلی در حالی بایستی با فولاد مبارکه سپاهان بازی کند که در دور گروهی نیز با این تیم همگروه بود و پس از سپاهان به عنوان تیم دوم از گروهش صعود کرد.
حال مهمترین سوال این است که الاهلی چه تغییر نسبت به تیمی کرده است که در دور گروهی یک بار به سپاهان باخت و یک بار در دقایق پایانی از شکست مقابل این تیم گریخت.
الاهلی توانسته است اسکلت تیمش را حفظ کند ولی به لحاظ هماهنگی ارتقا یافته است و تیمی قدرتمندتر از فصل گذشته را داراست. جالب اینکه این تیم بازیکنان خارجی خود یعنی پالومینو، عماد الحسنی و ویکتور سیموئز را حفظ کرده است و تنها کاماچو هافبک وسط برزیلی اش را از دست داده است.
الاهلی به جای این بازیکن دیگو مورالس را جذب کرده است، هافبک هجومی 25 ساله آرژانتینی که از تیم تیگره برزیل به این تیم پیوسته است.
در واقع الاهلی یک برزیلی را از جمع نفرات خود جدا کرده و به جای آن یک بازیکن آرژانتینی را جذب نموده است.
کاروان الاهلی سه شنبه وارد اصفهان می شود تا در دیدار حساس یک چهارم نهایی لیگ قهرمانان آسیا به مصاف فولاد مبارکه سپاهان برود.
به گزارش ایمنا الاهلی در حالی بایستی با فولاد مبارکه سپاهان بازی کند که در دور گروهی نیز با این تیم همگروه بود و پس از سپاهان به عنوان تیم دوم از گروهش صعود کرد.
حال مهمترین سوال این است که الاهلی چه تغییر نسبت به تیمی کرده است که در دور گروهی یک بار به سپاهان باخت و یک بار در دقایق پایانی از شکست مقابل این تیم گریخت.
الاهلی توانسته است اسکلت تیمش را حفظ کند ولی به لحاظ هماهنگی ارتقا یافته است و تیمی قدرتمندتر از فصل گذشته را داراست. جالب اینکه این تیم بازیکنان خارجی خود یعنی پالومینو، عماد الحسنی و ویکتور سیموئز را حفظ کرده است و تنها کاماچو هافبک وسط برزیلی اش را از دست داده است.
الاهلی به جای این بازیکن دیگو مورالس را جذب کرده است، هافبک هجومی 25 ساله آرژانتینی که از تیم تیگره برزیل به این تیم پیوسته است.
در واقع الاهلی یک برزیلی را از جمع نفرات خود جدا کرده و به جای آن یک بازیکن آرژانتینی را جذب نموده است.
Ahli all set despite injuries
Wednesday, 19 September 2012 03:23
Esfahan: Al Ahli coach Karel Jarolim has downplayed the likely absence of Brazilian striker Victor Simoes for the first leg of the Saudi club’s AFC Champions League quarter-final tie against Sepahan on Wednesday.
Simoes is the Jeddah club’s leading scorer in the competition with five goals including a crucial extra-time equaliser in the Round of 16 tie against UAE side Al Jazira, which Al Ahli eventually won on penalties after a 3-3 draw.
However an injury is expected to rule out the Brazilian from Wednesday’s game at the Foolad Shahr Stadium, which will be the third AFC Champions League meeting this year between the two clubs.
Defenders Mohammed Massad and Aqeel Baalghayth are also expected to be sidelined by injury but Jarolim is confident that his side can overcome those absences and prevail in the quarter-final tie.
“It is not a very big issue for us,” said the Czech. “In fact, we didn’t play many of our regular players in our two previous matches against Sepahan.
“We also know that they (Sepahan) have also changed several of their players (from the group stage) as well.”
The teams also met during the group stage with the game in Jeddah finishing in a 1-1 draw and Sepahan edging the return game in Esfahan 2-1 to top Group C.
Despite that defeat, Jarolim is more than happy to see his side drawn once again with their familiar foes and he is hopeful of a positive result in Esfahan this time around.
“I don’t think that we have a choice. We will be trying to grab a win in Esfahan and go back home with a good advantage for the second leg,” he said.
Wednesday, 19 September 2012 03:23
Esfahan: Al Ahli coach Karel Jarolim has downplayed the likely absence of Brazilian striker Victor Simoes for the first leg of the Saudi club’s AFC Champions League quarter-final tie against Sepahan on Wednesday.
Simoes is the Jeddah club’s leading scorer in the competition with five goals including a crucial extra-time equaliser in the Round of 16 tie against UAE side Al Jazira, which Al Ahli eventually won on penalties after a 3-3 draw.
However an injury is expected to rule out the Brazilian from Wednesday’s game at the Foolad Shahr Stadium, which will be the third AFC Champions League meeting this year between the two clubs.
Defenders Mohammed Massad and Aqeel Baalghayth are also expected to be sidelined by injury but Jarolim is confident that his side can overcome those absences and prevail in the quarter-final tie.
“It is not a very big issue for us,” said the Czech. “In fact, we didn’t play many of our regular players in our two previous matches against Sepahan.
“We also know that they (Sepahan) have also changed several of their players (from the group stage) as well.”
The teams also met during the group stage with the game in Jeddah finishing in a 1-1 draw and Sepahan edging the return game in Esfahan 2-1 to top Group C.
Despite that defeat, Jarolim is more than happy to see his side drawn once again with their familiar foes and he is hopeful of a positive result in Esfahan this time around.
“I don’t think that we have a choice. We will be trying to grab a win in Esfahan and go back home with a good advantage for the second leg,” he said.
Sepahan ready for Al Ahli
Wednesday, 19 September 2012 03:26
Esfahan: Sepahan coach Zlatko Krancjar has admitted that he has a healthy respect for Saudi Arabian side Al Ahli but he believes that his team will still prevail in their AFC Champions League quarter-final tie.
The two teams meet in the first leg at the Foolad Shahr Stadium in Esfahan on Wednesday, their third clash this year after they were also drawn together in Group C during the opening round.
Sepahan had the better of the group stage matches, drawing 1-1 in Jeddah and winning the closing match 2-1 in Esfahan to top the group and Krancjar is confident that they will continue their good results against the Saudi club in the last eight.
“We respect Al Ahli because they are quite a good team, but we are not afraid of them at all,” said the Croatian.
“What is clear is that Al Ahli have prepared themselves well and are determined to go through to the semi-finals.
“But we have also been doing our best to get our best level of preparation ahead of this important match and I am sure that everyone will see a good performance from my players tomorrow.”
Al Ahli will reportedly be missing their top scorer, Victor Simoes, for the first leg, but Krancjar said that the absence of the Brazilian striker would not make much difference in his team’s preparations for the game.
“I have instructed my players to put out an attacking display on the pitch and we never think about who is sidelined or who is playing,” he said.
“Fortunately we have high motivation for the match tomorrow. Recently, we’ve been creating many scoring chances, but we’ve had some difficulty converting them. However, I am sure that wouldn’t happen again against the Saudi Arabian team.
“I believe our fans always back us well in our home matches and we’ll be playing for the pride of Iranian football.”
Wednesday, 19 September 2012 03:26
Esfahan: Sepahan coach Zlatko Krancjar has admitted that he has a healthy respect for Saudi Arabian side Al Ahli but he believes that his team will still prevail in their AFC Champions League quarter-final tie.
The two teams meet in the first leg at the Foolad Shahr Stadium in Esfahan on Wednesday, their third clash this year after they were also drawn together in Group C during the opening round.
Sepahan had the better of the group stage matches, drawing 1-1 in Jeddah and winning the closing match 2-1 in Esfahan to top the group and Krancjar is confident that they will continue their good results against the Saudi club in the last eight.
“We respect Al Ahli because they are quite a good team, but we are not afraid of them at all,” said the Croatian.
“What is clear is that Al Ahli have prepared themselves well and are determined to go through to the semi-finals.
“But we have also been doing our best to get our best level of preparation ahead of this important match and I am sure that everyone will see a good performance from my players tomorrow.”
Al Ahli will reportedly be missing their top scorer, Victor Simoes, for the first leg, but Krancjar said that the absence of the Brazilian striker would not make much difference in his team’s preparations for the game.
“I have instructed my players to put out an attacking display on the pitch and we never think about who is sidelined or who is playing,” he said.
“Fortunately we have high motivation for the match tomorrow. Recently, we’ve been creating many scoring chances, but we’ve had some difficulty converting them. However, I am sure that wouldn’t happen again against the Saudi Arabian team.
“I believe our fans always back us well in our home matches and we’ll be playing for the pride of Iranian football.”