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Well, he has good experience, that's for sure. He got Maribor into the CL about 10 years ago (the only Slovenian club to do so so far). He was also our national team coach, but didn't do much.

He's quite a good coach, don't get me wrong, but he always has the same excuses for loosing (for Cottbus he said something like "they have it all, they just lack a little bit of luck"). I wonder how long he'll stay on Cottbus' bench.
 
Roque Junior (Inactivo) > Duisburgo
Michael Bridges (Hull City) > Sydney FC
Stefan Milojevic (AS Mónaco) > Birmingham City
Jem Karacan (Reading) > Bournemouth
Fraizer Campbell (Manchester United) > Hull City
Radostin Kishishev (Leicester City) > Leeds United
Collins John (Fulham) > Leicester City
Miguel Tévez (Boca Juniors) > Manchester United
Ian Joyce (Gray's Athletic) > Watford
Ivan Gvozdenovic (Inactivo) > Dinamo Bucarest

To the next season:

Balász Dzsudzsak (Debreceni) > PSV Eindhoven
 
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WHAT??? So is he not going to complete the season?
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Immediate effect..

www.ajax.nl said:
Stam ends career

Amsterdam, 29 okt 2007

Jaap Stam has ended his football career immediately. The 35-year old captain of Ajax announced his decision Monday during a press conference in the Amsterdam ArenA. Stam had been an Ajax player since the start of last season.

,,This decision was not taken overnight”, Stam said in the packed press room of the Amsterdam ArenA. ,,A while ago, I told Martin van Geel and Maarten Fontein that I could no longer motivate myself enough. Physically, I was no longer a hundred percent. During matches, I was more busy with myself than with the opponent. That's not right. Especially for someone who relies on his strength. I want to give myself for the full hundred percent and not sixty or seventy. I did begin the new season because I hoped things would get better. But after a few weeks I realized that that was the wrong decision.”

Stam, who is also going through a difficult period due to family circumstances, hopes to be left alone in the time to come. ,,I do not know what I will do in the future”, the man from Kampen said. ,,I am a real football aficionado, so I cannot rule out a return in football. But for now, I just want to get some peace and quiet.”

Technical director Martin van Geel spoke with praise about the strong defender. ,,With Jaap, we acquired absolute quality one and a half years ago. Not only because of his football ability, but also because of his mentality." Van Geel illustrated his words with an example. ,,Right away, when Jaap started at Ajax, he did situps after each training. Within a few weeks, the whole squad followed his example. That shows exactly what kind of influence he had on the team. We are proud that Jaap has played for us and we are very sad to see him go.”

Although he retires earlier than he had planned, Stam looks back on his time in Amsterdam with pride. ,,Ajax is the best club in Holland. I am grateful to the club and to Martin van Geel that they got me back to Holland a year and a half ago. I also want to thank the supporters. They made me feel right at home in the ArenA.”

After the press conference, Stam received a standing ovation from the Dutch journalists in attendance. That says a lot, if not everything about the defender.
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Vikash Dhorasoo (Livorno) ---> SACKED!


He might not be a household name, but Vikash Dhorasoo was once an immensely talented footballer. He played a massive part in helping Lyon establish themselves as the dominant force in French football and was arguably only kept out of Les Bleus’ international set-up due to the fact that he was competing with a certain Zinedine Zidane for a place in the team. Nowadays he is a shadow of his former self, having just been sacked by Livorno. Where did it all go wrong?

http://www.footballitaliano.tv/2007/10/31/dhor-slammed-shut/
 
Hatem Trabelsi (Inactive) > Al-Hilal
David De Coz (Xerez) > Real Murcia
Cyril Jeunechamp (Rennes) > Nice
Fausto Lucio (Benfica) > Bradford City
Marc Wilson (Portsmouth) > Luton Town
Matty Pattison (Newcastle United) > Norwich City
Scott Sinclair (Chelsea) > Queen's Park Rangers
Lee Hales (West Ham United) > Rushden & Diamonds
Matt Moussilou (Olympique Marseille) > Al-Arabi
 
Rosinei (Corinthians) > Real Murcia
Adam Bygrave (Reading) > Gillingham
Andy Barcham (Tottenham Hotspur) > Leyton Orient
Andy Taylor (Blackburn Rovers) > Tranmere Rovers
 
Ánderson (Everton) > Barnsley
Eddie Nolan (Blackburn Rovers) > Hartlepool United
Ryan Flynn (Liverpool) > Hereford United
Zoltan Stieber (Aston Villa) > Yeovil Town
Viktor Faizulin (Spartak Nalchik) > Zenit San Petersburgo
 
Daniel Brinkmann (Paderborn) > Alemannia Aachen
Tulio (Coritiba) > Botafogo
Zé Carlos (Cerezo Osaka) > Botafogo
Rolan Gusev (CSKA Moscow) > Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk
 
Christian La Torre (Sport Boys) > Borussia Mönchengladbach
Ivan Radeljic (Slaven Belupo) > Energie Cottbus
Omar Golan (Maccabi Petah Tikva) > Lokeren
Alessandro Pistone (Inactive) > RAEC Mons
Kiki Musampa (Inactive) > AZ Alkmaar
Andrés Vásquez (IFK Göteborg) > FC Zürich
 
Ecuador

Cristian Lara (LDU Quito) > Barcelona
Rolando Zárate (River Plate) > Barcelona
David Quiróz (El Nacional) > Barcelona
Jorge Guagua (Colón de Santa Fe) > Barcelona
Marcelo Fleitas (Deportivo Cuenca) > Barcelona
Pablo Palacios (Deportivo Quito) > Barcelona
Luis Miguel Garcés (Macará) > Barcelona
Carlos Hidalgo (Deportivo Quito) > Barcelona
Óscar Bagüi (Olmedo) > Barcelona
Paúl Alarcón (Manta) > Barcelona
Martín Mandra (Deportivo Azogues) > Deportivo Quito
Luis Moreira (Deportivo Azogues) > Deportivo Quito
Franklin Corozo (Deportivo Azogues) > Deportivo Quito
Alberto Arboleda (Técnico Universitario) > Emelec
Jasson Zambrano (Técnico Universitario) > Emelec
Juan Triviño (Deportivo Quito) > Emelec
Rómmel Zura (Deportivo Imbabura) > Emelec
Armando Paredes (Barcelona) > Emelec
Fernando Guerrero (Real Madrid) > Emelec

Mexico

Jorge Achucarro (Cerro Porteño) > Atlas
Juan Pablo García (Tigres) > Jaguares de Chiapas
Robert de Pinho (Al-Ittihad) > Monterrey
Édgar Solano (Atlético Morelia) > Monterrey
Manuel Pérez (Atlas) > Monterrey
Omar Ortiz (Jaguares de Chiapas) > Necaxa
Nicolás Olivera (Atlas) > Puebla
Felipe de Jesús Ayala (Jaguares de Chiapas) > Puebla
Melvin Brown (Jaguares de Chiapas) > Puebla
Gilberto Mora (Jaguares de Chiapas) > Puebla
Fernando Arce (Atlético Morelia) > Santos Laguna
Diego Martínez (Atlético Morelia) > Tigres
Alonso Sandoval (Veracruz) > UAG Tecos
Rodrigo Ruiz (UAG Tecos) > Veracruz
 
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