EX-spiller: Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink

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Jon R

#30
August 14, 2007, 05:58:56
quote:
Originally posted by Runar

Eneste jeg vet om Deano er at han ikke kan ha vært god siden han spilte i Sheff Utd før han kom til Leeds første gang...


Ingen regel uten unntak. [8D]

Jon R.
Jon R.

L.RADEBE

#31
August 14, 2007, 06:32:37
Seth Johnsen til Leeds? Ha ha. Aldri om det skjer! Ubrukelig fyr..
 

kjelvi

#32
August 14, 2007, 14:21:00

Leicester owner Milan Mandaric is ready to offer JIMMY FLOYD HASSELBAINK a £1m payday.
Mandaric has put together a £20,000-a-week package to try to tempt the Dutch striker, 35, to the Walkers Stadium.
Hasselbaink is a free agent after his release from Charlton and is considering offers to go and play in the Middle East. (The Sun)

http://www.luscos.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=8066&whichpage=10

Dennis

#33
August 14, 2007, 14:46:34
Jimmy Hasselbaink har ikke akkurat rykte på seg for å være den enkleste spilleren å ha med å gjøre. I fjorsesongen opptrådde han visstnok som en stor primadonna i Charlton og pådro seg irritasjon fra flere medspillere.

Jeg veit ikke om dette er sant, med tanke på at jeg aldri har sett en eneste Charlton-trening, men tviler på at det er en type som hadde passet inn i laget i vår situasjon - med en loose canon som Wise ved roret.

Rent kvalitetsmessig hadde jeg gjerne sett Jimmy tilbake i helhvitt, til tross for at han forlot oss på en dårlig måte. Han var veldig god for oss og en spiller med mer krutt i pedalene skal du lete lenge etter. Så var det motivasjonen da...

- Dennis
Marching on together!

Erik M

#34
August 14, 2007, 19:20:56
quote:
Originally posted by L.RADEBE

Seth Johnsen til Leeds? Ha ha. Aldri om det skjer! Ubrukelig fyr..


Du har rett i at det ikke skjer.  Grunnen er ikke at han er ubrukelig, men at Bates har lagt han for hat.
 

L.RADEBE

#35
August 15, 2007, 00:53:38
Pluss at fansen har ristet på hodet og ledd av stakkaren siden han kom.
 

Masinga

#36
August 15, 2007, 00:57:38
Hvorfor kan ikke prøve å bygge opp noe nytt og spennende?

Jimmy Floyd Hasselbank er 35 år, avdanket og uten kontrakt. Dessuten meeeget glad i penger. Det er ikke mye å hente i Leeds, dessverre for Jimmy.
Danny Mills er 29 år og avdanket. Det går faktisk an.
Seth Johnson er ikke før ute av døra før noen vil ha ham tilbake! Ikke skjønner jeg hvorfor. Jeg må virkelig vri hodet for å komme på ett eneste stort øyeblikk med Seth Johnson.

Nei, dette er nostalgi på det mest sentimentale.

Masinga, medl.nr. 1250
Masinga, medl.nr. 1250

Sheridan

#37
August 15, 2007, 05:07:45 Last Edit: August 15, 2007, 05:08:02 by Sheridan
Han var visst ikke interisert i en trail-periode den godeste Jimmy..[8)]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/l/leicester_city/6946891.stm

sindre12

#38
August 15, 2007, 08:35:23
Går vel til Leicter???

Kandol .. Kandol .. GOAL!!!!
Beckford 4 England!

sindre12

#39
August 16, 2007, 21:10:36
Nesten klar for cardiff...

"Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink is gonna be the last big name signing"

Kandol .. Kandol .. GOAL!!!!
Beckford 4 England!

kjelvi

#40
August 16, 2007, 21:49:53
quote:
Originally posted by sindre12

Nesten klar for cardiff...

"Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink is gonna be the last big name signing"

Kandol .. Kandol .. GOAL!!!!


http://www.luscos.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=8066&whichpage=11

Budda

#41
August 16, 2007, 21:56:44
quote:
Originally posted by kjelvi

quote:
Originally posted by sindre12

Nesten klar for cardiff...

"Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink is gonna be the last big name signing"

Kandol .. Kandol .. GOAL!!!!


http://www.luscos.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=8066&whichpage=11


Er vel ikke feil at han skriver om det i denne tråden? Ikke alle gidder å lese explayer news-tråden vet du  [:)]
Endre

kjelvi

#42
August 16, 2007, 22:36:58 Last Edit: August 16, 2007, 22:37:24 by kjelvi
sikkert ingen ting i veien for det. temamessig er det midt i blinken.
MEN skjønner ikke helt vitsen med å publisere samme linjene i flere tråder.
ment som en opplysning om at det var publisert seks-sju timer tidligere på en annen relevant tråd, at det kanskje var lurt å sjekke litt rundt før man pastet på saken.
Ikke'no galt det det vel...

Kickthemdown

#44
August 17, 2007, 01:26:19
Lurer på hva han skulle ha i lønn... Aldri under 200000 i uken...

Cardiff kommer til å gå til helvete...

Jon R

#45
August 17, 2007, 01:42:51
Desperasjonen til Ridsdale øker. Dømmekraften minsker. Cardiff er bankrott innen 2009. Supporterne der borte får leve drømmen mens de kan. Jimmy blir sikkert en attraksjon men garantert en dyr en. [:0]

Jon R.
Jon R.

Dennis

#46
August 17, 2007, 02:06:14 Last Edit: August 17, 2007, 02:06:56 by Mr Kaizer
Peter Ridsdale har vist seg som en dreven businessmann! Om 5 års tid kommer hans andre bok "City we fall - Still not my fault!" og blir en bestselger som hans første.

Gir han applaus! Klubbene hans går konk, mens den feite jævelen blir rik på historien. Fotballen er rettferdig! [xx(]

- Dennis
Marching on together!

Ove

#47
August 17, 2007, 02:13:00
Eller kanskje har han lært av de feilene han gjorde i Leeds og lykkes nå? Håper ikke det!
 

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#48
July 20, 2015, 18:23:07
Leeds United nostalgia: Fractious summer eventually led to Hasselbaink’s departure

Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink.
Phil Hay
08:36 Monday 20 July 2015

Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink turned Leeds United a tidy profit. Bought for £2million in 1997, Atletico Madrid paid £10million more to take him from Elland Road two years later.

Such was Leeds’ ambition by the end of the millennium that the fee involved was little consolation for a messy and acrimonious transfer. United agreed to sell Hasselbaink with great reluctance but with their chairman and manager at the end of their tether.

By the summer of 1999, and with two excellent seasons behind him, Hasselbaink was increasingly aware of his own value. Prolific in the Premier League, Leeds knew the striker was a sought-after commodity and offered him what manager David O’Leary called “the biggest contract in the club’s history.”

Hasselbaink rejected that deal and returned with his own demands; demands which Leeds saw as ludicrous. United’s chairman, Peter Ridsdale, tried to bring about an agreement but refused to go as far as Hasselbaink wanted, leaving the two sides at an impasse.

Before long, news of the disagreement began to leak out and Hasselbaink was rapidly painted as the villain by United’s support. He played in a pre-season friendly against Birmingham City in July but was greeted by a banner in the crowd reading ‘Hasselbaink: Judas, Greedy, Selfish’.

O’Leary struggled to contain his frustration as it became clear that Hasselbaink’s contract talks were headed for collapse.

“I’m not surprised that people are calling him a greedy son of a bitch,” O’Leary said.

“He keeps on peeling off from the rest of the players in training and asking me why I won’t pay him what he wants or sell him. I’m sick to death of it.”


Recently, in an interview with the YEP, Hasselbaink gave a different version of events.

“I never wanted to leave,” he said. “I wanted to be a Leeds player for the rest of my career.

“I didn’t make stupid demands but I did ask the club to make an offer somewhere close to what other clubs were offering.

“Give me 20 per cent less than that or 30 per cent less, no problem. It went nowhere and I’ve always felt that the club basically wanted to sell me.”


United’s annoyance was in no small part down to the quality of the player they were about to lose. Hasselbaink had signed during George Graham’s reign as manager, a slightly unfamiliar forward who came from Boavista in Portugal, and proved to be a huge success.

The Dutchman scored 22 goals in his first season and 20 in his second, mixing close-range poaching with more spectacular strikes. Around him, Leeds blooded Alan Smith and Harry Kewell and the club finished fourth in the Premiership during the 1989-99 season. Hasselbaink’s last goals â€" a diving header against Arsenal on May 11 â€" effectively settled the title race in Manchester United’s favour.

After a fractious summer, Hasselbaink eventually forced the issue by submitting a transfer request at the end of July. The following week, Leeds gave in and negotiated terms with Atletico Madrid.

“It was hard to sit back and hear people calling me greedy,” Hasselbaink said. “But I don’t hold grudges and I’d shake O’Leary’s hand if I saw him; Ridsdale’s too.

“All I could do was go and prove myself. I scored more than 30 goals for Atletico and if I’d scored them for Leeds then maybe we’d have won the title. Selling me was the wrong decision in my eyes but then again, who am I? At the end of the day it was a decision for O’Leary and Ridsdale to make. They had their vision for the club.”
Min første Leeds-kamp:
Strømsgodset vs Leeds, 19.september 1973

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#49
July 18, 2017, 20:08:46
Min første Leeds-kamp:
Strømsgodset vs Leeds, 19.september 1973
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