I don't think he means knowing about them in that way...
I don't think he means knowing about them in that way...
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I am not gonna answer to that , let's keep this thread clean and inside the topic
.Still, it's a move forward if it comes down to money, i am pretty sure he will win tons of money like R.Carlos... I believe Anzhi can be a major force in football, no doubt, but they're just buying their way up...
Exactly, I'm not talking about knowing the team. I'm talking about the potential the team has for growth in financial and on-the-pitch aspects.
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Foss, you're right, they have alot of potential, if they keep buying players like these, but now let's face it... Dzsudzsak wouldn't go there if they gave him the same wages he was getting on PSV...
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He is from eastern europe, so it's not that ridiculous that he'd want to move closer to home
It's not like other teams in Russia don't practice signing contracts with large wages. Anzhi hasn't spent ridiculous amounts of money yet and compared to Zenit since their new chairman arrived in 2008, they've spend more money on more signings but they still find themselves at fourth place in the table at the moment. Anzhi did good business when they picked up a lot of the old Saturn Ramenskoye players on free transfers and some other "small money" deals on players like Lakhiyalov.
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I think NL is more near Hungary thn republic of dagestan... not sure though
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True that!
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And to let something clear, i am shocked he went there, and in MY OPINION a big part of him did it for the money, i am not saying Anzhi sucks or something, they might be in the champions league next year if they continue getting good players and if they keep the recent good form, and also, i am a bit stunned, but inside i also think it would be awesome if Russian teams got better and started to fight for the Champions league, the more good teams we have, amazing, but you guys also have to admit, if it wasn't for the money they have now alot of the players they signed, and will sign wouldn't go there...
i am not gonna answer to that , let's keep this thread clean and inside the topic
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Maybe not closer to home literally, but much more like the culture and environment that he grew up in. Of course every player considers money. ****, if I was offered my job in Russia for a lot more money then I'd strongly consider it. I don't think it is solely a money based decision though in this case.
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Agree, but let's face it, players that play in the Eredivisie are more likely to go to a giant from European football, thn the ones that play in Russia.. And i am sure if he was between Real Madrid and Anzhi he would go to RM...
Fair enough. But now is now. And no one'd say that River Plate would be near the relegation four years ago. We need to be careful with that. And, even if that's the truth, the Russian top teams aren't better than the Dutch top teams. IMO, Dzsudzsak made a big mistake. But let the time show me right or wrong
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As far as i know Twente owned Zenit... 
With ease? The leagues really aren't that far apart.
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All i am saying, a team like Twente, that it's not the best team from NL won against the best Russian team... Just saying!