Jovanovic

"I was not responsible for signing him but I was pleased to hear the club had taken the initiative to get a player like him. I've seen him a lot during my time at Fulham and we were watching him.

He's a natural wide player who can play through the middle. He's more of an attacking winger than a wide midfielder and he's a goalscorer. He scores goals for club and country and I'm sure we'll get a lot of use out of him."

Roy Hodgson sur l'official

Antoine a écrit:Et une sorte d'idole, accessoirement...

Et ballon d'or ...

M'sieur l'marquis a écrit:

Antoine a écrit:Et une sorte d'idole, accessoirement...

Et ballon d'or ...

Le seul du club avec Keegan, non?

Il sera du match de charité de Carragher début septembre.

Brittanyred a écrit:

M'sieur l'marquis a écrit:

Antoine a écrit:Et une sorte d'idole, accessoirement...

Et ballon d'or ...

Le seul du club avec Keegan, non?

Il sera du match de charité de Carragher début septembre.

Keegan l'a eu à Hambourg.

Brittanyred a écrit:

M'sieur l'marquis a écrit:

Antoine a écrit:Et une sorte d'idole, accessoirement...

Et ballon d'or ...

Le seul du club avec Keegan, non?

Il sera du match de charité de Carragher début septembre.

Le match pourra etre vu à la télé ou sur Internet ?

Il m'avait fait bonne impression a la coupe du monde, après les performances de joueurs avec leur sélections et leur club sont parfois différentes.

En tout cas je lui souhaite le meilleur a Liverpool.

je l'ai decouvert a la cdm aussi et il m'a fait une bonne impression surtout parce qu'il donne l'air de se battre et d'en vouloir. wait & see

Peut-être la révélation de l'année

joul a écrit:je l'ai decouvert a la cdm aussi et il m'a fait une bonne impression surtout parce qu'il donne l'air de se battre et d'en vouloir. wait & see

Tout l'esprit du club

http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/news/latest-news/jova-joy-at-shirt-swap

"The 29 year-old made his name as a striker during his time with previous club Standard Liege, but admits he is content to play any position if it is for the good of the team.

He said: "It doesn't matter which position I play. That is a question for the coach. Of course, I have my own opinion but it won't be a problem if I have to play on the left wing again."

Ca ne vous rappelle personne ?

ZeZapatiste a écrit:http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/news/latest-news/jova-joy-at-shirt-swap

"The 29 year-old made his name as a striker during his time with previous club Standard Liege, but admits he is content to play any position if it is for the good of the team.

He said: "It doesn't matter which position I play. That is a question for the coach. Of course, I have my own opinion but it won't be a problem if I have to play on the left wing again."

Ca ne vous rappelle personne ?

Cissé!!

Feriel a écrit:

ZeZapatiste a écrit:http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/news/latest-news/jova-joy-at-shirt-swap

"The 29 year-old made his name as a striker during his time with previous club Standard Liege, but admits he is content to play any position if it is for the good of the team.

He said: "It doesn't matter which position I play. That is a question for the coach. Of course, I have my own opinion but it won't be a problem if I have to play on the left wing again."

Ca ne vous rappelle personne ?

Cissé!!

J'aurais dit Cole

J'aurais plutôt dit Kuyt

Ca nous rappelle tous les joueurs du monde, de Gerrard à Henry, en passant par Benzema, Babel etc.

ZeZapatiste a écrit:J'aurais plutôt dit Kuyt

Pareil, j'aurais dit Kuyt.

Moi aussi Dirk Kuyt

Milan Jovanovic: Until I am playing regularly for Liverpool I do not want to be picked by Serbia
International duty can wait says Serb forward

Liverpool's Serbian international Milan Jovanovic has claimed he does not want to be considered by his country until he is playing regularly at Liverpool.

Jovanovic was signed on a free from Belgian side Standard Liege by former manager Rafa Benitez.

But the 29-year-old forward has failed to make an impression at Anfield under Roy Hodgson.

Jovanovic insists he will fight for his place and has no plans to move.

But he is ruling out a return to international football with Serbia any time soon, with it imperative that he gives his full attention to the Merseyside club who have had an indifferent start to the season so far.

Jovanovic, who played a key role in country's World Cup campaign in South Africa, told reporters: "Did I go to the airport to wish my friends good luck before the game in Sofia?

"No, because I didn't want to be in the spotlight for nothing. This isn't how I do things.

"I am 29 years old and I have a career which is quite good.

"But I know when I am not playing well and that is why I told my national coach [Vladimir] Petrovic that I don't want to be called up until I am playing first-team football at Liverpool.

"This is the honest thing to do and I wouldn't have it any other way."

Superbe mentalité