Spiller: Anton Stach

[Hawley]

Godt gammaldags overtråkk ser det ut til. Mulig han kan være på benk mot Scum, kanskje

Ingen overtråkk. Han ble taklet rett etter at han fyrte av et skudd inne i feltet. Foten sto jo omtrent fast i underlaget i taklingsøyeblikket.

Åja, så ikke kampen. Da er det kanskje verre

[Asbjørn]

...Stach fortsetter å legge ut,, han

Visstnok har han en madam eller noe sånt som er motoren i dette, men likevel...

https://x.com/kittycatalaw/status/2044140748006719815?s=20

[Tom]

VG (Kasper wikestad) med kåring av årets kjøp i PL. 2 Leeds-spillere på listen. Calvert på 10ende og Stach helt oppe på 2.plass, kun slått av Xhaka.

Stach:

En drivkraft på midtbanen, med både løpskraft, overblikk og ikke minst en skuddfot det lukter svidd av.

I perioder driver han et Leeds-lag, som har overrasket positivt, fremover.

Høyt oppe med et par av scoringene sine når «Årets mål» skal kåres.

[Barry]

Ingen Stach i den tyske vm-troppen:
https://x.com/TouchlineX/status/2057417827271782858/photo/1

[Kato]

Ingen Stach i den tyske vm-troppen:
https://x.com/TouchlineX/status/2057417827271782858/photo/1

Bra for oss. Sterk og sulten til ny sesong.

[Barry]

I følge Smyth/YEP er Stach ute i 2-3 uker pga skaden

https://x.com/GrahamSmyth/status/2057422531242471541

[Russel_Doig]

Ingen Stach i den tyske vm-troppen:
https://x.com/TouchlineX/status/2057417827271782858/photo/1

Men Felix Kalu Nmecha, broren til Lukas, er med. Kanskje vi skal lure han til Leeds?

[lowfields]

I følge Smyth/YEP er Stach ute i 2-3 uker pga skaden

https://x.com/GrahamSmyth/status/2057422531242471541

Det var gode nyheter - ble skremt da jeg så bilde av han med skinna på beinet.

[Cherry]

Kom ikke med i VM troppen , bra for oss- trist for ham

[Asbjørn]

Stach on insta👏🏻🤣🏖�

#LUFC


https://x.com/ConnorMOT92/status/2059683483220431046?s=20

[Asbjørn]

...apropo Anton. Litt reklame fra Smyth her faktisk:
This is absolute GOLD from Anton Stach 😂
Zero mercy for Ethan Ampadu #lufc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NDZHYIuwkU&t=8s
https://x.com/isaacjohnsonLL/status/2059697390718787599?s=20

[Asbjørn]

...jepp, du så det du også. Den lokalen karen i 'videoen' (den fra lanseringen av bortedrakten), det vàr Anton, sant

Nyyydelige bilder










Hentet fra LUFC Legacy på Facebook.

[Killa]

Han der MÅ jo ha noen aner fra Yorkshire langt baki et sted...    

[Hawley]

Han der MÅ jo ha noen aner fra Yorkshire langt baki et sted...    

Rett inn i den nye sesongen av "Med hjarte på rette staden.." Blir nok ikke tid til spill for Leeds

[Asbjørn]

...nok ferie på Anton nå     

Stach on Insta 😂😂😂
👊💛💙🇩🇪 #lufc #alaw #mot #leedsunited


https://x.com/DanielFarkeBall/status/2066877762732773582?s=20

[GaryMac]

Look what his new friend can do:
https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1BrsdQ7uZR/

[Asbjørn]

Hélt sikkert de som ikke har sansen men eg har i alle fall 
𝗔𝗻𝘁𝗼𝗻 𝗦𝘁𝗮𝗰𝗵 🤝 𝗠𝗮𝗱𝗮𝗺𝗲 𝗧𝘂𝘀𝘀𝗮𝘂𝗱𝘀
The collab you didn't know you needed...
https://x.com/LUFC/status/2083669421004845125?s=20

[Asbjørn]

Det er flere sider ved Anton Stach!


Familien hans har støttet EDF i snart tre tiår:
 "It's the Elhadj Diouf Foundation [known as the EDF].

"It's a charity I'm involved in for many years already, and they support children in Senegal with their education. They built a school already in the past. They built a hospital. So many, many things.

"And they of course need money and to let it grow and be there.

Nå lanserer han sin egen burger,  'Anton Stach Moustachi cheeseburger' for kjeden Meat:Stack eatery i Bishopgate Street.
£2 for hver solgte burger går til EDF.
https://x.com/isaacjohnsonLL/status/2086868932112388605?s=20

[Asbjørn]

Det er flere sider ved Anton Stach!


Familien hans har støttet EDF i snart tre tiår:
 "It's the Elhadj Diouf Foundation [known as the EDF].

"It's a charity I'm involved in for many years already, and they support children in Senegal with their education. They built a school already in the past. They built a hospital. So many, many things.

"And they of course need money and to let it grow and be there.

Nå lanserer han sin egen burger,  'Anton Stach Moustachi cheeseburger' for kjeden Meat:Stack eatery i Bishopgate Street.
£2 for hver solgte burger går til EDF.
https://x.com/isaacjohnsonLL/status/2086868932112388605?s=20

-...det hjelper jo også at han legger til:
Stach adds: "Leeds is such a unique club. I mean, the whole city is just one club, and you feel all the love. Of course, there will be difficult times, and there were also difficult times last season.

"But in general, the whole city sticks together with the club, and this is what I enjoy so much. Everybody is so respectful when I meet fans in the city centre. Nobody is unfriendly.

"Everybody is very friendly, so I enjoy it. My wife also enjoys it here. It was very important for me. So we just have a good time, a good experience in a different country. I'm very thankful for this."

[Asbjørn]

Opta has shot data since 2003-04, and in that time 381 players have had more than five attempts from direct free-kicks in the Premier League.

The player with the best conversion rate is Anton Stach - four goals from just 10 free-kick shots (40%). #lufc
https://x.com/JRCooper26/status/2091197836926898411?s=20

[Hallgeir *]

Stach gikk glipp av VM i sommer, men nå er han med under Jürgen Klopp.

"Anton Stach has been named in Jürgen Klopp's first Germany squad, with the midfielder set to face the Netherlands and Greece".

[Asbjørn]

Graham Smyth jobber nå iklubbens medieavdeling,og da kommer artikler som denne. 

ANTON STACH'S NERVOUS KLOPP CALL BRINGS GERMANY RETURN AFTER INJURY STRUGGLE
18 Sep 26
Anton Stach opens up on his 'rare' injury, mental battle and the call that put him back in the Germany fold

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Anton Stach Nottingham Forest Aug 26 Celebration
A text message from an unknown number and a nervous phone call put Anton Stach back where he wants to be after a difficult summer.
On Monday night Stach was part of Leeds United's 4-1 thumping of Newcastle United, so Tuesday's training session at Thorp Arch began a little later than usual. By the time he was ready to head home again afterwards, he was back in the Germany fold - called up by new national team boss Jurgen Klopp.
"He text me actually," said Stach. "It was on Tuesday, I think, in the morning, and then he asked me if we can have a call. Because the game was late, we were later in. I didn't have his number. It was very random because I woke up in the morning and then I drove here straight away. I was not looking on my phone because I was so tired. Then I was sitting in the changing room and I saw it's a new number I haven't seen yet, and then I saw his message, even with an emoji. It was so nice."
The text message was followed by a phone call after Stach had completed his training session. It was not his first call up, he already has three caps - the last of which came in March of this year - but it was a big moment for the 27-year-old.
"I called him and we talked just a bit about life and everything, not too much about football," he said. "I know what it means. I told him, also. When I talked to him in the car I was so nervous. I think the temperature got like six degrees warmer in the car and I had to open the windows. And then he had a very positive message for me that I'm in the squad with him, and he wants to meet me, wants to see me, and I was very happy. But it's very special, every time I've got the call up. It's just such a big thing to play for your country or to have the chance to play for your country. I'm also proud. But this is also a big motivation to do more and to put in more work to improve and to keep going."
It's fair to say that between his March involvement with Germany and Tuesday's chat with Klopp, Stach has had a hard time of it. May's Elland Road clash with Brighton lasted 74 minutes for the midfielder, due to a nasty ankle injury. He was stretchered off with blood visibly soaking through his sock from a bone-deep cut, missed the final game of the season and missed out on the World Cup in America.
"If I'm honest, I struggled a lot with it over summer because it was a very difficult injury," he said. "It took longer than we expected, but I'm very thankful for the medical stuff. I was in touch with them nearly every day. I sent them a lot of pictures. I think I could do maybe a photo book out of it now. It wouldn't be nice, and nobody would buy it, but I'm very thankful that they helped me a lot. When I was on vacation I couldn't go into the water because [the wound] was not fully closed, so it was a bit unlucky. I never had an injury like this, it's a very rare injury. It's also not the best area because I need my foot for everything, for walking, playing football. I feel it still in some movements. I was out for, I don't know, six, seven weeks with it so I still need to find my way back to 100 per cent on the pitch. With the touches on the ball, I struggled at the beginning with my left leg. I think my muscles were a lot weaker than my right foot. But now I get there."
Stach believes he carried the injury, or at least the after-effects, into the current Premier League season. It has taken time for him to feel right again, mentally as much as anything else.
"I think the first performances, also in pre-season, it was not good," he said. "I thought a lot about it. Why is it like this? I had many people who were talking to me, people that I've known for a long time, and they said maybe it's still in your head, the injury, because I never had this before. I said to myself 'I'm fine, I'm fine,' but maybe it's like deep inside, and I'm a bit scared with some movements. I could only tell that something is still not normal like before. The first games were not my best. I noticed not the best touches, not the best intensity. It was just not my game. But the last game [against Newcastle] was a bit better."
Anton Stach celebrating
The nod of approval from Klopp has come at a good time, giving Stach an extra confidence boost. He will be part of the Germany squad for Nations League games against Netherlands and Greece during the extended international break. But he's grateful too for the backing he's received from his club boss.
"It's amazing [hearing from Klopp] and I also need to thank our coach Daniel Farke, because he always believes in me," said Stach. "We talked a lot, and he said he sees it, but he said it's a process to get back to my game, and I need to do it in training, to do a bit more. It gets better and better, and in the games now also. I think I'm on a good path, and obviously it's a motivational boost when I get a call up. So more training, more stuff just with the ball and more motivation. So I think I will improve and hopefully get back to my old strength, to my game."
Germany travel to Netherlands on Thursday 24th September, host Greece on Sunday 27th September and then Serbia on Thursday 1st October.

https://www.leedsunited.com/en/news/anton-stachs-nervous-klopp-call-brings-germany-return-after-injury-struggle