#99 Harry Kewell | Wizard of Oz

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Kewell çıkıp Baros girdikten sonra takımın ahengi bozuluyor. Kewell'ın sırtı dönük top alıp, ilerde oyun kurma özelliği Baros'da yok ve bu takımın baskı kurmasında çok büyük bir etken. Baros'lu sisteme de yavaş yavaş alıştırmak lazım takımı, çok bocalıyoruz. Kewell'ın santrafordaki etkinliğini çıplak gözle izledikten sonra diyorum ki; Mutlaka olmalı bu takımda ama sol kanatta değil, 4-3-3'den de vazgeçmiyor Hagi. Bakalım ileride Arda da dönünce nasıl bir formasyon olacak..
 
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Yaş,hastalık dinlemiyor her zaman takıma faydalı oluyor. Sadece oyun zekası ve tekniği bile yeter :)
 
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futbolu aklıyla oynayan büyük yetenek, seni seviyoruz kewell, keşke daha genç gelseydin
 
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Kewell Forever. :)
 
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iyi oynamadı bence ama artık alex'leşti fazla iş yapmıyo gibi görünürken sahneye çıkıp skoru değiştirebiliyor buda tecrübesi ve oyun bilgisinden kaynaklanıyor...
 
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Leeds' All Time Greats: No 38 Harry Kewell

By Rick Broadbent Monday, 15th March 2010





I know this will have you spitting blood in Beeston.



Harry Kewell (1995-2003) 242 apps, 63 goals



I know this will have you spitting blood in Beeston, but ignore the inflated ego, the farcical exit and the failure at Liverpool and remember just how good Kewell was in his pomp. He was such a beautifully balanced runner with the ball and the goals he scored were astounding - the deft flick with the outside of the boot against Sheffield Wednesday, the 35-yard screamer against Aston Villa, the thunderous half-volley at Highbury. After the depression of the George Graham era, when any old lag could get a game, Kewell was the cure. He has since been demonised in Leeds, which is shame because, in terms of natural talent, Kewell was as good as anyone on this list. Have a look on YouTube if you don't believe me.
 
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Debate: Is Harry Kewell’s Galatasaray move disrespectful to dead Leeds fans?

By Dan Silver on Jul 7, 08 01:43 PM in Europe

Former Liverpool and Leeds star Harry Kewell signed for Galatasaray on Saturday night, sparking criticism that he should have considered the deaths of Leeds fans Christopher Loftus and Kevin Speight prior to their UEFA Cup semi-final with the Turkish giants in 2000.



Kewell has responded by issuing an open letter to Leeds fans insisting he has not been disrespectful.



"My love and respect for Leeds United and what the club has done for me will never change, no matter what anyone says about me and whatever their motives are," said the letter, sent to Sky Sports.

"My sense of sorrow and sympathy for the families and friends of Christopher Loftus and Kevin Speight will always be with me.

"I chose the number 19 shirt when I signed for Galatasaray as a sign of respect for Leeds because that was the number I got when I first became a regular member of the Leeds starting XI.



"I felt that it might be a way to demonstrate that I had not forgotten where it all started and I was hoping that in a small way it would help the healing process of the tragedy that occurred on the April 5 2000.



"For me, sport should first and foremost be about the love of your game. But equally important is the respect for not only your team-mates but all those who you compete against.



"For this reason I have always objected to any form of discrimination in any sport and football in particular, as that is the sport that is the most near and dear to me.



"To blame the Galatasaray club for the tragedy in Istanbul is simply wrong and discriminatory."

What do you think? Should Kewell have turned the move down out of respect for the fans?



Or is he right to put some distance between the two events?
 
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Debate: Is Harry Kewell’s Galatasaray move disrespectful to dead Leeds fans?

By Dan Silver on Jul 7, 08 01:43 PM in Europe

Former Liverpool and Leeds star Harry Kewell signed for Galatasaray on Saturday night, sparking criticism that he should have considered the deaths of Leeds fans Christopher Loftus and Kevin Speight prior to their UEFA Cup semi-final with the Turkish giants in 2000.



Kewell has responded by issuing an open letter to Leeds fans insisting he has not been disrespectful.



"My love and respect for Leeds United and what the club has done for me will never change, no matter what anyone says about me and whatever their motives are," said the letter, sent to Sky Sports.

"My sense of sorrow and sympathy for the families and friends of Christopher Loftus and Kevin Speight will always be with me.

"I chose the number 19 shirt when I signed for Galatasaray as a sign of respect for Leeds because that was the number I got when I first became a regular member of the Leeds starting XI.



"I felt that it might be a way to demonstrate that I had not forgotten where it all started and I was hoping that in a small way it would help the healing process of the tragedy that occurred on the April 5 2000.



"For me, sport should first and foremost be about the love of your game. But equally important is the respect for not only your team-mates but all those who you compete against.



"For this reason I have always objected to any form of discrimination in any sport and football in particular, as that is the sport that is the most near and dear to me.



"To blame the Galatasaray club for the tragedy in Istanbul is simply wrong and discriminatory."

What do you think? Should Kewell have turned the move down out of respect for the fans?



Or is he right to put some distance between the two events?



siz bu adama sallayin:)

adam reisin en onde gideni
 
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Reissin Kewell :).
 
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son maçta yine harikaydı. bence seneyede mukavele yapmalılar. bu sene çoğu maçta oynadı barostan daha istikrarlıydı...
 
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Kewell bence 2. kaptan olmalı.

Ayrıca sözleşme de imzalanmalı.

Çok büyük futbolcu, oyunda varlığıyla herkesi etkiliyor.

Bi çıktı oyundan 2 gol yedik.
 
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