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Squad Watch: Week 10. Smuda Picks The Squad To Face Romania And Canada.

By: tomasz | November 2nd, 2009 | 29 Comments »

Franz Smuda called up his first ever squad as the coach of the Polish national team. There were a few surprises such as the absence of Shakhtar’s Mariusz Lewandowski and the inclusion of the long time no seen Kamil Kosowski or less than impressive Janusz Gancarczyk. Smuda claims that the door is not closed for anybody and that no player is guaranteed future call ups. Read the rest of this entry »


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Squad Watch: Week 9. Franciszek Smuda To Lead Poland In Euro 2012.

By: tomasz | October 29th, 2009 | 27 Comments »

At the moment it’s 99% certain that Franciszek Smuda will be the next coach of the Polish national team and a manager that will lead us in Euro 2012 at home turf. The new coach has to be picked before the end of October as someone has to call up players for the November friendlies. Smuda is the only one ... [read]


Squad Watch: Week 8. Wisla Krakow Stumble For The First Time In The Ekstraklasa.

By: tomasz | October 19th, 2009 | 44 Comments »

It can be said that the Ekstraklasa season was saved on Sunday. If it wasn’t for the Lech’s victory against Wisla the reigning champions would be the sole leaders at the top of the table. Thanks to Robert Lewandowski’s strike, however, the season is still open with Legia and Lech having a chance to catch Wisla. (more…)
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“Kill The Referee” By Yves Hinant. Guess Who’s The Main Hero.

By: tomasz | October 17th, 2009 | 6 Comments »

A long time ago I wrote that the name Howard Webb won’t make it into this blog anymore. However, I think that the last year’s emotions are already gone and that the occassion is good to draw your attention to a particular film. “Kill The Referee” is a documentary about the referees flmed during the Euro 2008. As a result ... [read]


Poland-Slovakia 0:1. Dancing On Ice.

By: tomasz | October 15th, 2009 | 24 Comments »

An empty Stadion Slaski was a witness of the Bialo Czerwoni’s last World Cup qualifying game. We lost to Slovakia 0-1 due to Seweryn Gancarczyk’s own goal, an “effort” that best summarizes our campaign. Just as in Bratislava and Belfast it was our own player that cost us points in the game. No we’re in for two and a half ... [read]


Poland vs. Slovakia. The Empty Stands Initiative.

By: tomasz | October 14th, 2009 | 23 Comments »

This may be the Bialo Czerowni’s most important game of the year. Sadly, not because we still have a chance to qualify for the next year’s World Cup, but because of the “Empty Stands” initiative, a fans’ boycott of the national team game. The protest is not aimed at the players, but at the Polish FA who are held responsible ... [read]


Czech Republic-Poland 2:0. Another Game Another Loss.

By: tomasz | October 12th, 2009 | 31 Comments »

There was no surprise because there couldn’t have been one. This is the level of the Polish national team currently and the sooner we realize that the less frustrated we’ll be. No miracle was on the cards as six of our starters were from the Ekstraklasa, a league that doesn’t even have its representative in the Euro Cup group round ... [read]


The Czech Republic vs Poland Preview. Just Finish It Already.

By: tomasz | October 9th, 2009 | 77 Comments »

It’s hard to be excited about the game against the Czech Republic. Virtually, we’ve got no chances of qualifying to the World Cup, the new coach Stefan Majewski isn’t the person people want to see leading the national team and the fans are more preoccupied with boycotting the game against Slovakia than watching the one against the Czechs. It seems ... [read]


Polish Fans To Boycott The Game Against Slovakia.

By: tomasz | October 8th, 2009 | 25 Comments »

The fans have had enough of this. They’re not going to stand for what the Polish FA is doing and how the national team is performing. They decided to take action and show how influential they can be. They want changes and they want them now. They want a professionally managed FA where it matters what you know and not ... [read]


Squad Watch: Week 7. Ebi Smolarek’s Downfall Continues.

By: tomasz | October 5th, 2009 | 9 Comments »

Sebastian Przyrowski, Lukasz Piszczek, Tomasz Jodlowiec, Rafal Murawski and Ebi Smolarek didn’t make the squad’s final cut for the games against the Czech Republic and Slovakia. The first three were eliminated due to injuries while the latter two because they don’t play regularly. Murawski at least doesn’t play at a decent club (Russian champions); as for Ebi…well he doesn’t even ... [read]


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