Showing posts with label Lazar Marković. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lazar Marković. Show all posts

Sunday, August 30, 2015

Transfer rumours and news from everywhere

Transfer upheaval at the football field. None of these news are official, none of them are confirmed or denied.
The press has been echoing about the possible arrival of Miloš Krasić to ul. Humska for a while. Krasić used to be the player of Vojvodina, then he played for CSKA Moscow as well as for Juventus. Now he is signed to Fenerbahce, but he was on loan at French team Bastia even two years ago, then he was put into the reverse team. Now he allegedly wants to come to Partizan, again on loan. Last night’s news talked about it almost as a fact, but today the player’s manager, Dejan Joksimović denied them.
- There’s no agreement yet, we are further from it than the press talks about it. I have just arrived from Spain, I don’t think anything had happened without me.

It is especially interesting, because Sportski Žurnal served the news on a golden plate, even adding that allegedly Rasim Ljajić, Serbian minister of trade and telecommunications used his connections to make it all real, as he (again allegedly) personally knows Fenerbahce’s president, Aziz Yildirim.
Dear fellow fans, if it’s really true, I now fall off my chair and roll on the floor, while I wipe off the tears that I shed from hysterical laughter. 

Update: Krasić won’t come to Partizan, he ended up at a Polish team. Rumours speak about Zoran Milinković making a statement that he is not interested in players who haven’t played in the A-team for more than a year.

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Another football-related news, and again something that has been a question for long, that Branislav Jovanović might continue his career at Partizan. Jovanović used to play for Partizan earlier, right now he is the player of Israeli team Hapoel Acre, but his contract is about to expire (or has expired). Rumours speak about an agreement that reached the satisfactional level for both Jovanović and the management of Partizan. Jovanović is said to arrive in Belgrade today in the evening hours and will take part at the obligatory medical checkup tomorrow. If press rumours are true, Partizan offers him a two-year contract with the additional extra to expend it with one more year in case both sides agree.

Update: Sports site mozzartsport.com reported that the agreement between Jovanović and Partizan failed. Even though both sides agreed about the details of the contract, the Israeli club did not make the needed paperwork.
Meanwhile left back of Lechia Gdansk, Nikola Leković has arrived at ul. Humska on loan for a year. On Monday he undergoes the obligatory medical checkup and if everything’s in order, later that day they’ll sign the contract.

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Other news talk about Fabricio, who is allegedly about to leave ul. Humska. He is said not to be happy at all in Partizan, and Partizan’s management is also not satisfied with him. In this case the possible outcome would be a mutual terminating of the Brazilian player’s contract, and Fabricio can go back to Brazil. Allegedly it all depends on whether Partizan can find someone for his place.

Ahem, there is Lazar Ćirković, ahem, why the hell do you have to search for anyone else?... Come on.

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The last news is about basketball. Mihajlo Andrić got injured seriously on Friday’s training. His metatarsal bone has broken. Duško Vujošević confirmed that the player has to rest (and wear cast) at least until the end of September.

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Finally here are a few photos about Lazar Marković, whom Livepool has put on loan to Fenerbahce for a season. Markec arrived in Istanbul yesterday evening, today he underwent the obligatory medical checkups.





(photos: fenerbahce.org)




Sunday, October 19, 2014

Photos from yesterday's eternal derby

There are a lot of them.

The boys are coming

Bench

Danko Lazović needed treatment after the first few minutes

Smoke-break in the first half


A Zvezda-player pressured by Drinčić and Lazović

Drinčić’s foot in a weird angle

Grave Diggers holding a flag with the face of a fan from the opponents - this young man was discovered several days ago at the Belgrade Gay Pride (his photo wearing a "Delije" T-shirt was seen all around the Serbian internet)

Ćirković in action

Branko Ilić deactivating a Zvezda-player

"See, Mr. Assistant, we call this a ball. Do you understand? I repeat it again, slowly. B-A-L-L."

"No, I think he didn’t understand."

Saša Ilić

"Mr. Referee, it’s not my fault that your assistant doesn’t speak our language"

Drinčić runs up, Grbić is assisting

Now it’s Grbić’s turn

The whole bench is on their feet

Ćirković blocking Jović

This photo doesn’t even require any further comment

Milan Lukač, the embodiment of reliability

Around the end of the first half Kovačević grabbed Grbić’s foot while falling on the ground. His attempt was clearly to pull the midfielder off with himself. His plan failed, but he got no yellow card either.

Da Boss

Grbić in action

Petar Škuletić, Ace Worker of FK Partizan

Škuletić and Rajković facing each other

Stanković puts his tongue out while focusing

Air wrestling between Škuletić and Pavićević

Andrija Živković

Smoke-pause in the second half

Saša Ilić comes off the field

Lazović trying to keep a Zvezda-player away from the ball

Grobari

Drinčić struggling with back pains, Ćirković trying to comfort him

This is the end: celebration

Happy Vladimir Volkov

Zvonko Varga celebrating


Priceless :)

"Fuck yes" - Vladimir Volkov

Živko Živković truly deserves celebrating, too

High five: Zvonko Varga and Saša Marković

Daily cute: Pantić was celebrating with this little girl

Together with fans

MC Volkov

Lazović and Fofana

The Boss carried by Fofana and Volkov

Škuletić grabs the chance (and the mic)


Then celebration continued in the locker room

What is this...

...I don’t even...

If these are the so-called "public" images, what are the "non-public" like?...








There's video, too, where you can see that this "Saša Ilić goes to heaven"-idea comes originally from Fofana.


The best is yet to come - messages of former teammates and brothers-in-arms.




(all photos: Facebook/Fudbalski klub Partizan)