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02 Nov 2006: Ajax - FK Austria Wien

Geplaatst: do okt 26, 2006 10:35 pm
door Kowalczyk
And there we go: the first UEFA Cup group game.

Austria Vienna are quite a good name, historically, but they're absolutely crap in the Austrian league, so we really should win this one. In fact: we should win this whole group, if you ask me.

Looking forward to this one.

K.

Geplaatst: vr okt 27, 2006 5:03 am
door Venezuelan Ajacied
I really believe we can win this competition, if we keep on playing the way we are right now and avoid key injuries i think we have a shot at lifting the silverware. Still a long way to go though and this is the first step towards that goal.

Keep it up lad´s i think this team can really go places :yes: :xyxthumbs: ;)

Geplaatst: di okt 31, 2006 6:49 pm
door Kowalczyk
Just read in a Dutch language thread that Austria will bring 1,200 fans. Which is a bloody good number. Will make for a well-filled away section and probably a good atmosphere.

Looking forward to this one.

K.

Geplaatst: di okt 31, 2006 8:34 pm
door Philippe
as for the atmosphere, no flying iron bar please

anyway, we have to win this one, no doubt, it's a must for Ajax's credibility

Geplaatst: di okt 31, 2006 8:48 pm
door GangstaRiB
Hopefully Austria Wien wants to play football and doesn't decide to place a copy of the Berlin wall in the Arena..

Geplaatst: wo nov 01, 2006 6:16 am
door Venezuelan Ajacied
GangstaRiB schreef:Hopefully Austria Wien wants to play football and doesn't decide to place a copy of the Berlin wall in the Arena..
Having lost their first game already i wouldent expect that, they will probably play an even fist half and if the game is still tied after halftime then they start closing the shop. It's up too us too score early and not make it tough on ourselves.

Geplaatst: wo nov 01, 2006 9:33 am
door Kowalczyk
We're gonna tear 'em apart, is what I say.

K.

Geplaatst: wo nov 01, 2006 10:42 am
door GangstaRiB
Venezuelan Ajacied schreef:
GangstaRiB schreef:Hopefully Austria Wien wants to play football and doesn't decide to place a copy of the Berlin wall in the Arena..
Having lost their first game already i wouldent expect that, they will probably play an even fist half and if the game is still tied after halftime then they start closing the shop. It's up too us too score early and not make it tough on ourselves.
According to the fansite of Wien, the fans are happy with a 0-0 draw...

Geplaatst: do nov 02, 2006 1:35 am
door Kowalczyk
Quote from Frenk Schinkels, the Dutch ex-manager of Austria Vienna, who got sacked a couple of weeks ago: "I would have loved to play Ajax with Austria. On the other hand: there will be nothing to gain for Austria against the current Ajax side. I put on a video tape of Feyenoord - Ajax in the team bus recently and it started to smell funny... The players really are crapping their pants for Ajax."

:D

K.

Geplaatst: do nov 02, 2006 3:54 am
door Venezuelan Ajacied
Hope the janitors at the Arena are ready, it could be a long night for them :D

Geplaatst: do nov 02, 2006 9:18 am
door Philippe
3-0 would be a decent score

Geplaatst: do nov 02, 2006 10:24 pm
door Amol
Damn. It's 3-0 right now. Phillipe, next time ask for 5-0.

Geplaatst: do nov 02, 2006 10:58 pm
door dws
A decent result for Ajax against a very determined and somewhat cynical Austria Wien. KJH with two goals and a very nice goal from distance by Manu.

Geplaatst: vr nov 03, 2006 12:01 am
door Dubbel
How did we look out there? Was it a superior performance by Ajax or did we win because we played against a lousy opponent?

Geplaatst: vr nov 03, 2006 6:36 am
door andy
fantasic to see that manu got a chance to play an even scored a goal. Huntelaar scoring a brace, also great. could this truly be the ajax reinassance???

Geplaatst: vr nov 03, 2006 10:11 am
door GangstaRiB
Dubbel schreef:How did we look out there? Was it a superior performance by Ajax or did we win because we played against a lousy opponent?
Both. Ajax played from the 1st minute attacking. It gave Austria Wien one or two opportunities, but after Huntelaar scored 1-0 it was settled in my opinion. Austria Wien kept playing defensive when they were behind in score, Ajax just kept on playing as they use to do this season: attacking with some nice one-touch football.

@andy: this season could indeed be the revival of 'ons aller Ajax'. I don't know if we're going to win a prize, because some elements in the team aren't topclass. But the way Henk ten Cate brought the football back into the squad is remarkable. You can see that the players are growing under this trainer. More condidence and Henk's tactics are great.

Geplaatst: vr nov 03, 2006 11:36 am
door Venezuelan Ajacied
Dubbel schreef:How did we look out there? Was it a superior performance by Ajax or did we win because we played against a lousy opponent?
I actually felt like i was watching Ajax vs IK Start again, after the first goal from Huntelaar the players started sleepwalking, Austria Wien even scored the equalizer but it was anuled because of a dubious off-side call, some off the counter atacks after the first goal also showed some vulnerable points, in fact i was watching the game with my friend and i told him " If we keep this up they (Austria) are going too tie the game, but if we score again we will score a third and a forth" it almost turned out that way :yes:.

We played well but we could have played better, we need to take these games more serously. Right now i feel like we are more concentrated on the Eredivisie than on Europe. We need too even that out if we want to get far in the Uefa Cup.

PD: Way to go MANU :xyxthumbs: ;)

Geplaatst: vr nov 03, 2006 1:15 pm
door Kowalczyk
Pardon my French, but this was a crap opponent...

Ajax weren't great and the game wasn't very interesting, but it's a very reassuring thing that this Ajax can actually beat teams like these easily. There you go, bang, 3-0. No probs. Last season we had tremendous difficulty against literally every opponent. Always tight. The days of comfortable easy wins seem to have returned and it feels good. This team seems to have a certain power, a certain control.

K.

Geplaatst: vr nov 03, 2006 1:22 pm
door Manneken Pis
The thing that was pleasing to see was the tempo and movement. The team looked motivated......

Match Report

Geplaatst: vr nov 03, 2006 6:19 pm
door Kowalczyk

Geplaatst: vr nov 03, 2006 6:54 pm
door Cedric
I must say I doubt that Frenkie Schinkels had the time to show the Feyenoord-Ajax of this season. He was fired just one day after that game.
But he was right when he said Austria had nothing to gain... ;)

Re: Match Report

Geplaatst: vr nov 03, 2006 11:43 pm
door Arthur
Kowalczyk schreef:Match report is up!

http://www.ajax-usa.com/matches/m06-07/ ... ctory.html

K.
match report schreef:Jan Vertonghen made his 'European' début.
Vertonghen (controversially) made his European debut against Kopenhagen with 0-1 on the scoreboards.

Geplaatst: zo nov 05, 2006 12:16 am
door Kowalczyk

Geplaatst: zo nov 05, 2006 10:02 am
door SE6Ajacied
Cheers Ko,

Eurosport haven't shown any highlights and De Hems don't seem to be showing Ajax games anymore so hadn't seen these. Three good goals, especially number 2 by Manu :headbang: