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Yes , yes ,yes I know these end in disaster but........
if its not already been mentioned CSKA Sofia suspended 9 first team players for two weeks starting today for disciplinary problems. They are away to FC Basel on thursday who already beat CSKA 2-0 in Sofia in the last round of matches.
The 4-7 isnt going to last on Basel and theres 22k already traded on this game compared to around 200 for Celtic and peanuts on the rest. Hunt down the price while its still about.
Fly my prettys....fly !!!!!
if its not already been mentioned CSKA Sofia suspended 9 first team players for two weeks starting today for disciplinary problems. They are away to FC Basel on thursday who already beat CSKA 2-0 in Sofia in the last round of matches.
The 4-7 isnt going to last on Basel and theres 22k already traded on this game compared to around 200 for Celtic and peanuts on the rest. Hunt down the price while its still about.
Fly my prettys....fly !!!!!
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CSKA Sofia players sacked from first team following defeat
CSKA Sofia head coach Lyuboslav Penev has barred nine players from training with the first team following reports of inappropriate conduct the night before a key league match against Litex Lovech, the club's official website has said on November 2 2009.
CSKA were beaten 2-0 in Lovech and a major reason for the fiasco, according to Penev, was that nine first-team players were seen partying away late on the night before the match, breaking curfew.
The players are Ivan Karadjov, the starting goalkeeper for all but three league matches this season; defenders Kiril Kotev, Pavel Vidanov and Ivan Ivanov; midfielders Marquinhos, David Silva, Yordan Todorov, Todor Timonov and Svetoslav Petrov.
Five of the players were in the starting eleven and a sixth was used as the substitute. Silva was the only player not included in the 18-player squad for the match. Worse yet, four of those players Karadjov, Ivanov, Todorov and Kotev are also Bulgarian internationals.
At a news conference on November 2, Penev did not say how long the players would be kept away from the first team. The club will fine the players in question, but the amounts had not been decided yet, he said.
Despite the defeat, CSKA did not lose any ground on leaders Chernomorets Bourgas, who lost at home against Minyor Pernik, the side that handed CSKA their first league defeat a week earlier.
Chernomorets top the standings with 26 points from 11 matches, one point ahead of Litex, who have a match in hand, and CSKA. Defending champions Levski Sofia continued their recovery from a poor start to the season, winning a second consecutive match to rise to fifth place with 16 points from 10 matches.
CSKA Sofia head coach Lyuboslav Penev has barred nine players from training with the first team following reports of inappropriate conduct the night before a key league match against Litex Lovech, the club's official website has said on November 2 2009.
CSKA were beaten 2-0 in Lovech and a major reason for the fiasco, according to Penev, was that nine first-team players were seen partying away late on the night before the match, breaking curfew.
The players are Ivan Karadjov, the starting goalkeeper for all but three league matches this season; defenders Kiril Kotev, Pavel Vidanov and Ivan Ivanov; midfielders Marquinhos, David Silva, Yordan Todorov, Todor Timonov and Svetoslav Petrov.
Five of the players were in the starting eleven and a sixth was used as the substitute. Silva was the only player not included in the 18-player squad for the match. Worse yet, four of those players Karadjov, Ivanov, Todorov and Kotev are also Bulgarian internationals.
At a news conference on November 2, Penev did not say how long the players would be kept away from the first team. The club will fine the players in question, but the amounts had not been decided yet, he said.
Despite the defeat, CSKA did not lose any ground on leaders Chernomorets Bourgas, who lost at home against Minyor Pernik, the side that handed CSKA their first league defeat a week earlier.
Chernomorets top the standings with 26 points from 11 matches, one point ahead of Litex, who have a match in hand, and CSKA. Defending champions Levski Sofia continued their recovery from a poor start to the season, winning a second consecutive match to rise to fifth place with 16 points from 10 matches.
Hmmm, says that they are undecided how long to keep them out of action. Really cannnot see such an important match being played without 9 key players.
Probably a slap round the wrist, maybe a fine but dropping all 9 for a big game? Cutting off the nose to spite the face imo. Wouldn't want to risk getting involved just yet.
Probably a slap round the wrist, maybe a fine but dropping all 9 for a big game? Cutting off the nose to spite the face imo. Wouldn't want to risk getting involved just yet.
can i say??? something win and its not b
we talking about the same site?? Goal...
basel available as short as 1/4 in places yet available at 6/5 ht/ft , surely should be odds on.
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