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Zu Frage des Stadions
Bregenz hat eigentlich ein schönes Fußballstadion. Halt noch aus der alten Zeit. Früher waren da zu Bundesligazeiten schon mal 8.000 Zuschauer. Der Rasen ist von einer Laufbahn umgeben, damit ist man etwas weg vom Schuss. Die Anlage ist aber gut in Schuss, auch wenn diese nicht mehr die Anforderungen, eines kleinen kompakten Schmuckkästchens erfüllt. 
Die Bullen könnten nach dem Kick zur Entspannung schwimmen gehen. Der See ist gerade mal 50 Meter entfernt.
Vielleicht noch von Interesse: hier startete Bruno Pezzey seine Weltkarriere, nachdem er früh von seinem Heimatclub FC Lauterach wechselte. 
Auch ein gewisser Peter Sallmayer trug Schwarz-Weiss bevor ihn der Ruf zu Casino Salzburg ereilte. Er ist heute als Trainer tätig (Ehemals AKA ukd jetzt Unterklasse Herren). Auch Jürgen Gassner spielte für SW Bregenz und für Casino Salzburg. Heute ist er Bankangestellter.
Bezug zur Gegenwart - Von der Akademie Vorarlberg - die sich gleich ums Eck befindet wechselte vor einigen Jahren der aktuelle Liefering Spieler Böckle in die Red Bull Akademie.  
 
 

Warum? Das Trainerteam hat gerne Videomaterial vom Gegner, das man auswerten kann. Bei Erstligisten bekommt man das weil eh alles aufgezeichnet wird, bei anderen muss man sich das selbst anfertigen. Das räumt auch eine etwaige Fehleinschätzung des Beobachters vor Ort aus. Keine Erfolgsgarantie, aber entweder immer professionell oder eben nicht.

Du bist echt der lebende Widerspruch Selbst wegen Cybermobbings Monate lang herum geheult, aber andere Leute sind "beleidigte Sissis" oder haben ein Englisch auf "4. Klasse VS Niveau".
 

Du bist echt der lebende Widerspruch Selbst wegen Cybermobbings Monate lang herum geheult, aber andere Leute sind "beleidigte Sissis" oder haben ein Englisch auf "4. Klasse VS Niveau".
 

Great interview with Szobo. It's quite long so I won't even try to translate it, but I'll add some interesting points below:
He did not go for a vacation after the championship ended, he just wanted to spend some time with his family and friends in Hungary. Due to Corona he did not see them for a long time. When talked about money he mentions that he doesn't own a car (gets it from Salzburg) and he rents a flat. Mostly his money is managed by his father. He could buy a fancy car if he wanted but he doesn't need it. His father also says there is nothing yet to show off. Although he likes to buy clothes and shoes for himself. He hired a personal trainer (Shane Tusup) himself because he felt that he needed to improve his fitness level and also building up muscles to have better chances in duels. He already gained weight and thinks the positive effects could be seen after Corona. He thinks the PL is the toughest league physically. He is asked which coach in world football has the style, charisma and personality who could motivate him the best and he would love to work with in his career. His answer is Klopp who he thinks is the best coach right now. He prefers coaches who can have a speech in the dressing room before a match that can motivate and fire him up. Some other players prefer to be left alone before matches and just listening to music. He is not a jittery type at all. Only once he felt nervous before stepping on a pitch and that was on Anfield. He prefers to play it simple in the first 8-10 minutes of a game and the most important thing is to not make any mistakes. After he really warmed up and feels the confidence he can play the extra stuff. He doesn't think about transfer news, he just continues to work. He is ready for anything. If he needs to change he'll change, if he stays in Salzburg he will continue to show himself here. 

Wenn das nicht blau ist wird es einer von uns sein - Wette gerne um eine Kiste Bier 

@the_old_headbanger
Hau bitte ein bisschen was raus, es ist Sommerloch zum Quadrat gerade
Neues Merchandise finde ich übrigens durchgehend gelungen
 

Echt oarg wie sogar schon gescheiterte Liefering Kicker ein gutes Plätzchen in der ersten portugiesischen Liga bekommen

Echt oarg wie sogar schon gescheiterte Liefering Kicker ein gutes Plätzchen in der ersten portugiesischen Liga bekommen

Echt oarg wie sogar schon gescheiterte Liefering Kicker ein gutes Plätzchen in der ersten portugiesischen Liga bekommen

Echt oarg wie sogar schon gescheiterte Liefering Kicker ein gutes Plätzchen in der ersten portugiesischen Liga bekommen

Echt oarg wie sogar schon gescheiterte Liefering Kicker ein gutes Plätzchen in der ersten portugiesischen Liga bekommen

Interview mit Adeyemi auf transfermarkt.de
https://www.transfermarkt.de/adeyemi-uber-bdquo-sprungbrett-ldquo-rb-und-karriere-bdquo-habe-ganz-sicher-keinen-hass-auf-bayern-ldquo-/view/news/366334

A little interview just came out with Szobo (source: http://www.csakfoci.hu/magyar-foci/magyar_valogatott/szoboszlaiki-kell-jutnunk-az-eb-re-nem-lenne-csalodott-ha-salzburgban-maradna) which has some interesting points:
He talks about getting out to the European Championship with Hungary: "I'll come home from Salzburg, or wherever I'll be that we will have to reach that qualifying spot. I wish I could live that feeling which a lot of my teammates experienced in 2016." Since the end of the Bundesliga he had 4 days off from training. He wants to keep the form constantly. He does not think about any transfer news. He wouldn't be dissappointed at all if he stayed in Salzburg. Basically that's it, but it sounds like staying is a big possibility too.

I promised the 2nd part of the interview. So here we go:
In summer Marco Rose went to Mönchengladbach. Jesse Marsch followed him as a coach at Salzburg. You had to start another battle with a coach who managed the team quite differently. In the new formation you've been forced onto the left side, almost a winger-like position. How did you cope with this change?
We played completely different. While with Rose we played in diamond formation mostly me as an 8 in the centre, with Marsch 4-2-2-2 as an outside midfielder. For a while I did not really feel this new role. I had to learn it and get used to it. I think in spring I got the feel of it and I feel really comfortable now.
Your stats really show that.
Now there's a tendency that the playmakers often start buliding attacks from the sides moving towards the centre. My coach expects this from me too and he ensures enough freedom for me to attack into the open spaces aggressively and look for passing areas. On the other hand in defense I need to hold my position strictly.
What is your relationship like with Marsch?
It is really good.
He has a different approach isn't he?
Yes, he has. He's more easy-going compared to Rose. He only speaks in English when he's angry. We get on really well.
First time you were called into Hungary's squad at the age of 16. Most people did not understand what a 16 year old should be doing near the national team. After the first training I asked a couple of your teammates about you and they said they've never seen anyone who played this mature at the age of a 16.
I was trained for self-conscious football at very young age, thanks to Salzburg.
In Hungary the mentality is more like: You should not force constant regulations on young players as you will kill all the creativity from them...
In Austria everything is set into the tactics individually. They do not kill creativity, they just ensure further knowledge to complete your playing style and personality.
What do you do in your free time?
I don't have much free time.
Are you kidding? Besides one training a day?
Usually trainings are at 10 am but I am at the training centre by 8. I stay there until 3 pm. After that maybe I can go shopping or going to a restaurant with my friends. After getting home I rest or playing some on playstation.
Do you have your own flat?
No, I rent one.
Why don't you buy one?
I don't know. Never thought about it.
You currently worth around 30 million which is by far the highest value if we look at all the Hungarian players. A club will surely pay this amount in the near future.
I worked hard for this. From a very young age if I wasn't studying/eating/sleeping I was playing football with my Dad. This is the result of 15 years of hard work. When I was at training my buddies were partying and drinking.
Are the market values significant for the players in the Salzburg dressing room? Does it influence the hierarchy?
No, not at all. In the whole Bundesliga I am the highest valued player now, but it doesn't affect anything in the dressing room. I have the same say on things as any other of my teammates. For example everybody sees Zlatko as a palyer who has 188 matches in the German Bundesliga with a ton of experiance and not looking at his market value. This worths more than what your value is currently. If I reach what he did I can finally say something to him.
It seems the market values are more important for the club's management than in the dressing room.
Yes. I have to win my teammates' respect by showing great performances on the pitch. If I play good the market will react to this for sure. On the other hand the older players like Zlatko or Andreas help the young players on and off the pitch.
What do you think about money in general?
I don't care about this topic.
You own money and that's it?
Of course I am playing football to earn money also, but I am not the one who manages my money. It's my Dad and my manager. The thing is that my Dad always tells me where they invest my money in but we decide together on this. I don't have to care for these things, I just play football.
It is kinda a taboo, but how much do you earn?
In Austria the salaries are not put in public.
Can you describe it without telling a number?
I feel safe in this regard. If I had to retire from football tomorrow I'd have enough to be able to live happily until I die. If I am not completely stupid of course. We are thinking about a career path though and not about money. If I reach the level which I'd like to achieve everything else like money will come with it.
Do you earn the most in Salzburg?
In the dressing room we do not talk about this, but I am not even in the top 3. There are some who earn a lot more, but that is ok for me. At a young age you sign a contract with different conditions.
A personal goal of yours?
To have 150 appearances in the national team.
With a club?
To win the CL.
To reach that you'll have to sign to a top club within the top 5 leagues.
Yes.
What is your relationship like with Ralf Rangnick?
We know each other as he is the Red Bull group's leader.
Do you have a personal contact with him?
We've already met in the past. It was a while ago.
You know why I ask these questions right? There is a rumor that Rangnick will take over AC Milan next season and his no. 1 target is you.
Normally the preparation for the new season should have already started, but I am sitting here... Due to corona a lot of championships are still ongoing and the transfer season hasn't really even started. On top of that Rangnick is not Milan's manager so there is nothing to talk about.
Which league do you feel the most close to?
Maybe Spanish or Italian.
Then sooner or later you'll have to sign to Barcelona, Real Madrid or Juventus, AC Milan.
We will see over time.

Du bist eine absolute Schande für jeden Salzburg Fan. Geh scheißen mit deiner rassistischen Rhetorik. 

Die Aussage unseres Experten ist diesmal nicht falsch. 

Du bist eine absolute Schande für jeden Salzburg Fan. Geh scheißen mit deiner rassistischen Rhetorik. 

Du bist eine absolute Schande für jeden Salzburg Fan. Geh scheißen mit deiner rassistischen Rhetorik. 

Oder die Schiedsrichter sind so schwindlig und sehen die Fouls nicht

Du bist eine absolute Schande für jeden Salzburg Fan. Geh scheißen mit deiner rassistischen Rhetorik. 

Du bist eine absolute Schande für jeden Salzburg Fan. Geh scheißen mit deiner rassistischen Rhetorik. 

Du bist eine absolute Schande für jeden Salzburg Fan. Geh scheißen mit deiner rassistischen Rhetorik. 

Du bist eine absolute Schande für jeden Salzburg Fan. Geh scheißen mit deiner rassistischen Rhetorik. 

Du bist eine absolute Schande für jeden Salzburg Fan. Geh scheißen mit deiner rassistischen Rhetorik.