Comments on: Squad Watch: Week 2. Pawel Brozek Is Scoring His Way Out Of Poland. http://poland.worldcupblog.org/1/squad-watch-week-2-pawel-brozek-is-scoring-his-way-out-of-poland.html Poland - World Cup 2010 - South Africa Tue, 24 Nov 2009 06:12:00 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: zaraza http://poland.worldcupblog.org/1/squad-watch-week-2-pawel-brozek-is-scoring-his-way-out-of-poland.html/comment-page-1#comment-101517 zaraza Thu, 12 Mar 2009 23:29:41 +0000 http://poland.worldcupblog.org/1/squad-watch-week-2-pawel-brozek-is-scoring-his-way-out-of-poland.html#comment-101517 Filip Modelski is supposedly a very talented young right-back. He was promoted to West Ham's U18 team only a month after turning 16. Unfortunately he has injured his knee and won't be back before next season. Kupisz was said to be a big prospect but he almost never makes the bench for Wigan. One of the few times that he was on the bench and they happened to be winning 4-0, great opportunity to give him some experience at little risk but they chose to bring in some older players instead... Wigan is probably not the best club for young players. Cieslewicz played yesterday for ManCity's reserve team. He's a right midfielder, formerly a striker. This is from Wednesday, March 11: "Adrian Cieslewicz made a great run down the right before cutting into the box and laying the ball back for Guidetti who steadied himself before firing the ball past Benjamin Woodhead in the Burnley goal." http://mcfcreserves-academy.blogspot.com/ Filip Modelski is supposedly a very talented young right-back. He was promoted to West Ham’s U18 team only a month after turning 16. Unfortunately he has injured his knee and won’t be back before next season.

Kupisz was said to be a big prospect but he almost never makes the bench for Wigan. One of the few times that he was on the bench and they happened to be winning 4-0, great opportunity to give him some experience at little risk but they chose to bring in some older players instead… Wigan is probably not the best club for young players.

Cieslewicz played yesterday for ManCity’s reserve team. He’s a right midfielder, formerly a striker.

This is from Wednesday, March 11:
“Adrian Cieslewicz made a great run down the right before cutting into the box and laying the ball back for Guidetti who steadied himself before firing the ball past Benjamin Woodhead in the Burnley goal.”

http://mcfcreserves-academy.blogspot.com/

]]> By: tomasz http://poland.worldcupblog.org/1/squad-watch-week-2-pawel-brozek-is-scoring-his-way-out-of-poland.html/comment-page-1#comment-101417 tomasz Thu, 12 Mar 2009 16:36:39 +0000 http://poland.worldcupblog.org/1/squad-watch-week-2-pawel-brozek-is-scoring-his-way-out-of-poland.html#comment-101417 Sad news about Cywka, I think he had a chance to finally debut in the Premiership this season. As for other youngsters in England, I think Kupisz and Jutkiewicz have the biggest chances for a successful career (though I only saw highlights of their performances). There was an article lately about Cieszlewicz in one of the tabloids, it claimed that he is the second fastest player at ManCity (after Wright-Philips). He usually plays for the youth team, which, in fact, is City's third team. I can't see City basing their squad on homegrown players in the near future. I'm waiting for Leo to announce our squad for the qualifiers (23 players are supposed to be called up) to write a note. Sad news about Cywka, I think he had a chance to finally debut in the Premiership this season. As for other youngsters in England, I think Kupisz and Jutkiewicz have the biggest chances for a successful career (though I only saw highlights of their performances). There was an article lately about Cieszlewicz in one of the tabloids, it claimed that he is the second fastest player at ManCity (after Wright-Philips). He usually plays for the youth team, which, in fact, is City’s third team. I can’t see City basing their squad on homegrown players in the near future.
I’m waiting for Leo to announce our squad for the qualifiers (23 players are supposed to be called up) to write a note.

]]> By: Alek http://poland.worldcupblog.org/1/squad-watch-week-2-pawel-brozek-is-scoring-his-way-out-of-poland.html/comment-page-1#comment-101239 Alek Thu, 12 Mar 2009 03:06:28 +0000 http://poland.worldcupblog.org/1/squad-watch-week-2-pawel-brozek-is-scoring-his-way-out-of-poland.html#comment-101239 I think because there just aren't that many young Polish players in England. So let me think about it right now there are Kupisz and Cywka in Wigan who really should be getting first team time since well Wigan is ass. Um Jutkiewicz in Everton/on loan at Huddersfield and seeing as Everton use Football Manager to scout players I don't think they want to give him up (he isn't too bad in it eventually), so he is on loan and I think he is at 4 games and an assist. Krysiak at Birmingham/on loan at Motherwell well honestly that's just because you hardly ever see keepers that are young, hell even up to 25 in still rather young for a starting keeper. With the keepers again is Szczesny at Arsenal who just got back from breaking both his arms, and Bialkowski at Southampton who had a terrible start to last season and has been benched since. Zeyn Al-Abidyn S-Latef at Sheffield United is in the reserve team but I don't know what to say about him, never seen him play. Filip Modelski at West Ham but again don't really know anything about him. Cieszlewicz at Manchester City plays for the youth team or reserves and isn't too bad but when you buy players like Robinho then you probably wont get to play much as a youth, and someone mentioned him earlier and was wondering if he played for the Polish youth team and yes he does. That's all the Polish youth players I can think of, unless you want to include Fojut who just left. I think because there just aren’t that many young Polish players in England. So let me think about it right now there are Kupisz and Cywka in Wigan who really should be getting first team time since well Wigan is ass. Um Jutkiewicz in Everton/on loan at Huddersfield and seeing as Everton use Football Manager to scout players I don’t think they want to give him up (he isn’t too bad in it eventually), so he is on loan and I think he is at 4 games and an assist. Krysiak at Birmingham/on loan at Motherwell well honestly that’s just because you hardly ever see keepers that are young, hell even up to 25 in still rather young for a starting keeper. With the keepers again is Szczesny at Arsenal who just got back from breaking both his arms, and Bialkowski at Southampton who had a terrible start to last season and has been benched since. Zeyn Al-Abidyn S-Latef at Sheffield United is in the reserve team but I don’t know what to say about him, never seen him play. Filip Modelski at West Ham but again don’t really know anything about him. Cieszlewicz at Manchester City plays for the youth team or reserves and isn’t too bad but when you buy players like Robinho then you probably wont get to play much as a youth, and someone mentioned him earlier and was wondering if he played for the Polish youth team and yes he does. That’s all the Polish youth players I can think of, unless you want to include Fojut who just left.

]]> By: adas http://poland.worldcupblog.org/1/squad-watch-week-2-pawel-brozek-is-scoring-his-way-out-of-poland.html/comment-page-1#comment-101227 adas Thu, 12 Mar 2009 02:21:43 +0000 http://poland.worldcupblog.org/1/squad-watch-week-2-pawel-brozek-is-scoring-his-way-out-of-poland.html#comment-101227 Because they might get fired. Just kidding. Because they might get fired. Just kidding.

]]> By: chester http://poland.worldcupblog.org/1/squad-watch-week-2-pawel-brozek-is-scoring-his-way-out-of-poland.html/comment-page-1#comment-101192 chester Wed, 11 Mar 2009 23:45:17 +0000 http://poland.worldcupblog.org/1/squad-watch-week-2-pawel-brozek-is-scoring-his-way-out-of-poland.html#comment-101192 Why are english coachs so afraid of playing Polish youth plaers? Why are english coachs so afraid of playing Polish youth plaers?

]]> By: M. Zurawski http://poland.worldcupblog.org/1/squad-watch-week-2-pawel-brozek-is-scoring-his-way-out-of-poland.html/comment-page-1#comment-101182 M. Zurawski Wed, 11 Mar 2009 23:08:41 +0000 http://poland.worldcupblog.org/1/squad-watch-week-2-pawel-brozek-is-scoring-his-way-out-of-poland.html#comment-101182 Zaraza, phew. I was beggining to write Blaszczykowski off. If he gets injured again and again, as he has this season, you would almost think that there is somehting at the root of it that we haven't heard. So it's great to know we may actually ahve him in the upcoming qualifier. Too bad about Cywka, i hope it is not someting that may damage his career longterm. Zaraza, phew. I was beggining to write Blaszczykowski off. If he gets injured again and again, as he has this season, you would almost think that there is somehting at the root of it that we haven’t heard. So it’s great to know we may actually ahve him in the upcoming qualifier. Too bad about Cywka, i hope it is not someting that may damage his career longterm.

]]> By: zaraza http://poland.worldcupblog.org/1/squad-watch-week-2-pawel-brozek-is-scoring-his-way-out-of-poland.html/comment-page-1#comment-101173 zaraza Wed, 11 Mar 2009 22:41:10 +0000 http://poland.worldcupblog.org/1/squad-watch-week-2-pawel-brozek-is-scoring-his-way-out-of-poland.html#comment-101173 False alarm about Blaszczykowski. Borussia thought he might have picked up another injury but it turned out to be nothing. Tomasz Cywka has suffered a knee injury and will miss the rest of the season. Too bad for him, Wigan's manager praised his progress not too long ago and implied that he would get his long-awaited Premier League debut later this season. False alarm about Blaszczykowski. Borussia thought he might have picked up another injury but it turned out to be nothing.

Tomasz Cywka has suffered a knee injury and will miss the rest of the season. Too bad for him, Wigan’s manager praised his progress not too long ago and implied that he would get his long-awaited Premier League debut later this season.

]]> By: paradowski http://poland.worldcupblog.org/1/squad-watch-week-2-pawel-brozek-is-scoring-his-way-out-of-poland.html/comment-page-1#comment-100915 paradowski Wed, 11 Mar 2009 04:18:59 +0000 http://poland.worldcupblog.org/1/squad-watch-week-2-pawel-brozek-is-scoring-his-way-out-of-poland.html#comment-100915 'about' suppose to be "above" -- (it's late) ‘about’ suppose to be “above” — (it’s late)

]]> By: paradowski http://poland.worldcupblog.org/1/squad-watch-week-2-pawel-brozek-is-scoring-his-way-out-of-poland.html/comment-page-1#comment-100912 paradowski Wed, 11 Mar 2009 04:16:35 +0000 http://poland.worldcupblog.org/1/squad-watch-week-2-pawel-brozek-is-scoring-his-way-out-of-poland.html#comment-100912 ^ as Chris stated -- I was thinking Nederlands or Germany for Brozek after zaraza's initial comment about, but not France so much, because Broriu would do best with a sharp passing game, where he can finish with authority. ^ as Chris stated — I was thinking Nederlands or Germany for Brozek after zaraza’s initial comment about, but not France so much, because Broriu would do best with a sharp passing game, where he can finish with authority.

]]> By: chester http://poland.worldcupblog.org/1/squad-watch-week-2-pawel-brozek-is-scoring-his-way-out-of-poland.html/comment-page-1#comment-100910 chester Wed, 11 Mar 2009 04:08:13 +0000 http://poland.worldcupblog.org/1/squad-watch-week-2-pawel-brozek-is-scoring-his-way-out-of-poland.html#comment-100910 Its a good idea for Lewy to stay at lech. It kills two birds with one stone. Lech get to have a top class striker for their CL qualifying. Then Lewy gets to develop more and the longer you wait the more interested teams will be. If he is traded this summer trade season i would definitely want him to go to a top level greek team. It is easy there for players to break through and he would receive CL experience. For Brozek he should go to any German team, I can see him being prosperous there. But bad thing for him is he is getting older, so i cant see him moving to far from there. Its a good idea for Lewy to stay at lech. It kills two birds with one stone. Lech get to have a top class striker for their CL qualifying. Then Lewy gets to develop more and the longer you wait the more interested teams will be. If he is traded this summer trade season i would definitely want him to go to a top level greek team. It is easy there for players to break through and he would receive CL experience.
For Brozek he should go to any German team, I can see him being prosperous there. But bad thing for him is he is getting older, so i cant see him moving to far from there.

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