Luca Toni

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Postby fcb 4eva on Sat Jun 09, 2007 2:06 pm

alex wrote:I second that, Willy Sagnol has Bayern and Bayern fans in his heart, very much like Lizarazu.

And speaking of Toni, notice guys that it's the third time we have an italian player in the squad. The other two were also forwards, but of course nowhere near Toni's capabilities. U'll definitely remember one of those two, Antonio Di Salvo. But do u guys remember Rizzitelli?


I'll 3rd that, Sagnol is a fantastic player both on and off the pitch for this club and hopefully will end up retiring here. After Kahn retires I definately think he should be captain.

GO WILLY

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Postby bayern1301 on Sat Jun 09, 2007 5:20 pm

yeah he deserves it.
---------------Kahn
Sagnol---Lucio---Van Buyten---Lahm
---Van Bommel-----Ze Roberto------
Ribery-------------------------Schweini
----------Klose----Toni----------------
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Postby shydo1 on Sat Jun 09, 2007 11:26 pm

you can find press conference introducing luca & ribery in english
http://youtube.com/watch?v=E99z5eDRu3w Surprised feel the pride mates we are bayern fans,
also this link is useful
http://youtube.com/watch?v=7-C97qv7XYA
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Postby Brazzo on Mon Jun 11, 2007 2:30 pm

Welcome Toni :!: :!:

greetings to all
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Postby tracylynn on Mon Jun 11, 2007 4:03 pm

Schweini_rules wrote:The only one who is not smiling is Hoeness


That's probably because he had received botox injections in the morning and couldn't smile. :D
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The complete number 9

Postby bogdan on Fri Jun 22, 2007 2:40 pm

30 years, 1.90 metres, 94 kilograms, 11 million euros, 177 Serie A matches, 91 goals.

111 shots

These are the basic facts all Bayern fans have grown used to, and some of them can already recite them faster than the Munich mayor can inaugurate the Munich Beer Festival by saying "O'zapft is!"

But there's a lot more to tell about Luca Toni. The Italian international attempted 111 shots on goal last season. For comparison, in the Bundesliga only Stuttgart's Cacau (117) tried his luck more often.

Committed and fair

For a striker the Fiorentina hitman committed relatively many fouls (90), but he hasn't got a reputation of being unfair, as just four bookings underline.

But he always tries to make his outstanding physical strength count, and that sometimes results in a whistle or two against him.

Caught offside 68 times

Additionally Toni isn't too shy to help out defensively, and the Fiorentina striker upended no less than 17 opposing attacks all by himself last season.

Of course he prefers to be up front, to have the edge over the back four. 68 times he was caught offside last season - that would have been second place in the Bundesliga behind Bochum striker Theofanis Gekas (86).

76 dribblings

And when the service is rather modest, Toni is also one to try his luck on his own, as 76 dribblings in 2006/07 prove, and 40 percent of those were successful.

Luca Toni has all the makings for being the perfect addition to the Bayern attack. An appropriate reference, reputation, ball-winning ability, skill and the number 9 on his back.
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Re: The complete number 9

Postby fanOfBayern on Fri Jun 22, 2007 4:53 pm

supr4king wrote:30 years, 1.90 metres, 94 kilograms, 11 million euros, 177 Serie A matches, 91 goals.

111 shots

These are the basic facts all Bayern fans have grown used to, and some of them can already recite them faster than the Munich mayor can inaugurate the Munich Beer Festival by saying "O'zapft is!"

But there's a lot more to tell about Luca Toni. The Italian international attempted 111 shots on goal last season. For comparison, in the Bundesliga only Stuttgart's Cacau (117) tried his luck more often.

Committed and fair

For a striker the Fiorentina hitman committed relatively many fouls (90), but he hasn't got a reputation of being unfair, as just four bookings underline.

But he always tries to make his outstanding physical strength count, and that sometimes results in a whistle or two against him.

Caught offside 68 times

Additionally Toni isn't too shy to help out defensively, and the Fiorentina striker upended no less than 17 opposing attacks all by himself last season.

Of course he prefers to be up front, to have the edge over the back four. 68 times he was caught offside last season - that would have been second place in the Bundesliga behind Bochum striker Theofanis Gekas (86).

76 dribblings

And when the service is rather modest, Toni is also one to try his luck on his own, as 76 dribblings in 2006/07 prove, and 40 percent of those were successful.

Luca Toni has all the makings for being the perfect addition to the Bayern attack. An appropriate reference, reputation, ball-winning ability, skill and the number 9 on his back.


Nice info Supr...where did you get it from?...:)...THanks....
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Re: The complete number 9

Postby bogdan on Fri Jun 22, 2007 5:54 pm

fanOfBayern wrote:Nice info Supr...where did you get it from?...:)...THanks....

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Postby MUTU on Sat Jun 30, 2007 10:32 am

Toni has transferred to Bayern and everyone who wanted to give an opinion on the transfer should have already done so. Locking the thread as it will tend to become off-topic now.
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