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Futbolista australiano Lelo Sejean elige Argentina

pepexe — Sun, 19 Sep 2010 09:06:40 +0000

A pesar de los rumores recientes que indicaban que el joven futbolista australiano Lelo Sejean se habia unido al Real Sociedad de la Liga española, Lelo esta decidido a triunfar en Argentina.

Lelo, actualmente 19 años, quien tendra la posibilidad de obtener el DNI argentino y convertirse en residente permanente documentado el proximo año en Diciembre de 2011, ha anunciado su incorporacion al Real Sociedad de San Sebastian en España dias atras en la pagina oficial de www.football-talento.com

En 2008 mientras Lelo jugaba para La Reserva y el sub 18 en el Sunshine George Cross FC, él fue entrenado por el ex futbolista australiano Victor Cristaldo, quien fue el segundo australiano en jugar en sudamérica en la primera division del futbol paraguayo en el equipo Sport Colombia y Presidente Hayes.

Desde entonces, Lelo llego a argentina teniendo 18 años cumplidos. Jugó futbol 5. Participó de las pruebas de Boca Juniors para entrar a la 4ta division. Lo mismo hizo en el club Arsenal de Sarandi. Luego de entrenar con la 4ta division de Barracas Central, consiguió seguir entrenando alli antes de volver a Australia para recuperarse de una lesion de rodilla.

Otros rumores dicen que habia sido contratado por el Club Centro Social y Recreativo Español de la Pimera D metropolitana mientras jugaba para la seleccion su 20 del Líbano en el Campeonato Juvenil AFC asiatico. En realidad Lelo, quien no ha representado ningun equipo nacional hasta el momento, podria integrar el equipo nacional de Australia, Libano, Francia o Cuba debido a sus descendencias.

Actualmente, Lelo trabaja como referee de Futsal australiano. Lelo esta decidido a triunfar en Argentina, habiendo llegado al pais a l0s 18 años de edad buscando el que es segun su opinion el “mejor futbol del mundo”.

pepexe — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 00:58:46 +0000

Welcome JESUS MENDEZ!!

Ex FC Saint Gallen now playing in Boca Juniors

I’m more than glad to have an ex FCSG in my team CABJ

He comes from Rosario Central. Remember? A team Pulga used to play with in a videogame XD

He has already played his first match with Boca Juniors on January 31st, 2010. And showed he is skilled. He passed well the ball to Riquelme. And he even made a superb play lifting the ball with a leg and kicking it high over a rival with the other leg!! He did it twice

Wish you the best, Jesus!

Our Australian friend to train with ATLANTA!

pepexe — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 05:59:14 +0000

Lelo Sejean, our Australian friend, to train with Atlanta!

Despues de su prueba con el equipo Sub-19 de Boca Juniors, el Australiano de 18 años va a entrenar con el primer equipo del Club Atletico Atlanta de la B Metropolitana de Buenos Aires para intentar poder jugar para el equipo de Australia Sub-20 para la Copa Mundial del 25 de Septiembre hasta el 16 de Octubre!

Clausura 2009 || Boca 1-1 River || Martin Palermo GOAL

pepexe — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 03:19:39 +0000

Lelo Sejean: Our Australian friend coming to Argentina!

pepexe — Sat, 28 Feb 2009 02:16:15 +0000

Lelo Sejean es un australiano de 18 años y es jugador de futbol. El va a venir a Argentina porque quiere jugar futbol profesional. En el año pasado jugó en los equipos “La Reserva” y en las divisiones inferiores del “Sunshine Jorge Cruz FC” de Melbourne en las ligas de la provincia de Victoria. En 2007 representó a su provincia en jugando Futsal en el equipo sub-16.

El viene a Argentina porque quiere jugar para Boca Juniors.

¡TE ESPERAMOS, LELO!

HERBSTMEISTER

pulgaa — Sat, 13 Dec 2008 12:40:28 +0000

Eventually I got it…

**ERSTE, MER SIND ERSTE!**
The first time I couldn’t decide which title I should take, because there were so many possible ones. I could have taken “The Fight against the Leader” or “Ticino against Ostschwiiz” or “The Victory for Money”.At last it was “Herbstmeister”. We overwinter at the casual, nice, snowy first place of the Challenge League.

**LUGANO, LUGANO, DU A…**
The game against the leader was a hard game. You know, it was a fight. It was Monday evening, I went to the AFG to watch it and I found out, that this is the real hardest opponent of the whole Challenge League. But they provoked us and there the fun ends. I hate you. I still hate you, Ticino! Hate you for all you’ve done, for every game, for the barrage, for Bellinzona, for your language, for Lugano, for you language and for your damn Italian flag in the curve.

**SG ALLEZ, SG ALLEZ…**
SG has a real problem that is the money. We have too little money and once there was a number in the region: 1,5 millions needs the club until the December. I think they got it, they always get it from somewhere. But still it’s a big problem. We have to delegate to the first Swiss league, otherwise we could go bankrupt. So SG, ALLEZ! We wanna stay alive!

**ESPEMOOS, ESPEMOOS…**
The fans do everything for the club now, you feel them behind the club more than ever. We aren’t in the Super League, but there are so many fans in the new stadium. Against the leader there were 17’283 supporters. As contrast: 7800 were in the game Zurich – Sion of the Super League. (Zurich-Sion was the game of the last round had the most supporters of all Super League) We more than doubled them. And even now we still sing for our old stadium, when the number of supporters reaches us. R.I.P Espenmoos! Still the money is missing.

**FORTE, ULI FORTE!**
Further we have an excellent coach, I have to say it once more. He is a magician. I love him so much when we shout his name and he comes nearer.. and then he takes a little FCSG scarf from his coat, holds it high and then bows before us. He is brilliant, a man with discipline, a man you have respect for.

**KOUBSKYKOUBSKYKOUBSKY**
He’s fit again!!! Little, big, big big Koubsky is back! We all love him! He’s the world’s greatest! XP No…serious…no joke, he really is!

**AUF GEHT’S ESPEN, KÄMPFEN UND SIEGEN!**
But the game against Lugano had something bad, too. It was the first time since 629 Challenge League minutes played in the AFG Arena that Dani Lopar, our goalie, got beat. The first time someone shot a goal against us. But still we never lost here. The AFG Arena is our new home.

Greeetzz for this time
Your Pulguii

¡¡ HaPPy BiRThdAY PuLgA !!

pepexe — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 06:39:20 +0000

¡¡ Happy Birthday Pulga !!

We both are celebrating one more time!

From Argentina to Switzerland I’m sending my best wishes for you and your sweet sixteen!!

Leo

Boca emerged from their problems and beat River!

pepexe — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 02:25:50 +0000

As the poem said. Let the brothers be united!!!!

While River spent two calm weeks training with ALL their players (except just one that was called to play for Colombia team), Boca inner problems had the team ON FIRE! Plus Boca had many players called to play for their National Teams.

First, Caranta issue. Second, Caceres issue with Riquelme.

And the Super Clasico awaiting!

There was a third event. Luciano Figueroa joined the team. Figueroa was allowed to join the team in the middle of the tournament because Martin Palermo injury was so severe that the rules allow any team with an injured player out for more than 6 month to bring a new player to their squad.

Figueroa played in River last year! But he suffered the very same injure that Palermo suffered in his knee. But River just “thrown him away”. They forgot about him. So he was in anger with River for that. So he was very enthusiastic about coming to Boca and having revenge!! He was on the bench but was not sent in to play this time.

Now, the match. The first half was very disappointing. Boca young goalkeeper Garcia was doing fine but conceded to many dangerous rebounds. River attacked more than Boca

Riquelme was playing bad. Missing many passes.

Second half started. Ten minutes after, Boca’s defender Ibarra was shown the RED CARD because he was furiously demanding a “throw in” mistaken… Bad bad bad for Boca. Ibarra is old enough to not play like a child like he did in this one.

Bad moment for Boca. But… all of the sudden, Riquelme’s free kick to the box is headed by young Viatri (striker replacing Palermo) and.. GOAL!!!!!!!!

River 0-1 Boca !!!!!! Great!! Scoring with just 10 players!!

After that, it was all about controlling the ball. And the TRUE RIQUELME appeared, managing the match AT WILL!!!

So, despite our faults, Boca IS A COMPLETE TEAM. It is almost a FAMILY!!! The team has problems, but they know how to go on and go on!!

Finally, all the players hugged together… Riquelme found Caceres and ended hugging him… Game Over!! I hope Issues Over too!!!

Switzerland In Qualifications – Way to South Africa

pulgaa — Sat, 18 Oct 2008 08:55:30 +0000

The match in St.Gallen against Lettland was the „game of the last chance“. If they wouldn’t have won – Goodbye South Africa!

It was a fight and you could feel the nervousness that every player carried inside after the Luxemburg-crash. Fortunately there was Frei and I think alone his appearance was a calming down factor. He and the team didn’t give up after a 1:1 just a few minutes after the leading.

The target of the team of Ottmar Hitzfeld was a victory against Lettland and at least one point against Greece. The Greeks started furious in the qualifications: 3 victories, goal difference 8:0. Could we, the weak team of Switzerland, stop them?

Well, I must confess I was nervous before the game. Not as nervous as on the Lettland game, but still enough nervous that I saw my fingers trembling. The game against Luxemburg was no comparison though. I knew they would lose then because I had such a bad feeling about them.

But back to the game. Switzerland played very well at the beginning, they pressured Greece to defend. As long as the Greek weren’t in the near of the Swiss box, they couldn’t get dangerous. Then there was a hands penalty the ref didn’t whistle. But the Swiss didn’t complain, they concentrated themselves to the general things: their own effort.

Still I was nervous. The thing that they played well made me think about the Euro against the Czech Republic or even Turkey. They played well and lost.

I’m writing right now while excited watching the game.

After the 20^th minute and the first chance for Greece by freekick was through, the Greeks played better. By the 33^rd minute they change the game and now Greece is better than Switzerland and we have to tremble.

Barnetta is out because of a bursitis (in German Schleimbeutelentzündung^^) that wasn’t totally healed and my teeth hurt. No joke, there was a misunderstanding between two defenders and there was an excellent chance for the Greek – I bit in my notice book. Now my teeth hurt^^. But Benaglio was there and it’s still 0:0.

I wait impatiently for the break whistling. It’s the 37^th minute and if the game endures any longer, we are going to lose…PENALTY! In the 42^nd min. My heart is rushing.

Valon Behrami was “cut to the ground”. Alex Frei sets the ball and shoots…GOAL FOR SWITZERLAND!

I can’t believe it. And now my teeth are definitely dying.

Oh damn, that game is so important. Israel and Lettland – wait….Latvia! – tied the match today 1:1, that’s good for us, but what if Switzerland can’t use that result for its own? I doubt and hope to the same time.

One more free kick before the break for the opponent…defended.

Break. Time to cool down. *up to 30 minutes later*

Now – the 60^th minute – the game begins to become an open battle. Both teams have great chances. One mistake and we get a goal against us, one mistake of them it could be 2:0.

Still a half an hour and I can’t let the clock be out of my view…

And there it is! Karisteas (don’t know how the fuck I should write his name (I looked it up. Charisteas)) 1:1. The always bigger growing pressure of Greece is rewarded.

How do the both team react now?

My personal problem: How do my teeth react?

I take my Mp3 player and try to cool down with some music.

Alex Frei goes out, Haki Yakin comes.

What is a good game for, when you lose in the end – right now I got almost tears in my eyes: world class pass of Hakan to N’Kufo through three Greek. N’Kufo runs and runs…dribbles out the keeper…GOAL! 77^th minute.

N’Kufo, exactly! He’s the one I grant the goal most. He plays in the Netherlands, shoots goal after goal there, top scorer, everything’s okay. Here in the national team he didn’t feel well a pretty long time. He couldn’t score, wasn’t good. Now he is better, you feel that.. And suddenly there are the goals!

The Greeks were playing more silent after the 1:1. Could they come back with the tempo now to run after the draw again?

By the way: Moldavia and Luxemburg tied as well. So Switzerland could be the big winner of the Spieltag. But there are still those ten minutes. I hate the last ten minutes of a football game. In the last time there were just too many last-goal-disappointments. The ame against Israel, Turkey in Euro, with the FCSG, just too many, you know.

In the last minute there was just Benaglio and he held a difficult head ball secure.

As soon as he lay down there the ball in hands like it would be his wonder. I knew it would be over now.

Switzerland beats Greece in Piräus 2:1. I thank you so damn much!

Rang	Mannschaft	Spiele	Siege	Unen.	Nied.	Tore	Punkte
1.	Griechenland	4	3	0	1	9:2	9

2.	Israel	4	2	2	0	8:5	8

3.	Schweiz	4	2	1	1	7:6	7
4.	Lettland	4	1	1	2	4:6	4
5.	Luxemburg	4	1	1	2	3:7	4
6.	Moldawien	4	0	1	3	2:7	1

Ps: 4 games, 4 victories, 13:0 goal difference. That’s the home balance of SG this season. It sounds wonderful! And we have a great coach! He was a good discipline! Costanzo played the last game not from the beginning, because he was angry because of an exchange of him. Ze Vitor didn’t play the whole match because of that reason. It’s a good coach. Thank you Uli Forte!

Boca Juniors, a Cabaret once again!

pepexe — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 05:52:21 +0000

Crossing words in Boca Juniors again! The bomb blew up!

First, the goalkeeper Caranta didnt want to play in the first team because his daughter told him “Hey daddy! They make fun of me in school because you allow too many goals!”

Then goalkeeper had to give up his position in Boca’s goal… The scandal was begining…

Boca’s defender paraguayan Caceres speaked shit about Juan Roman Riquelme! When Roman took notice, he was astonish about the shit he had to hear!!

Caceres told the truth. Riquelme is not very social. And although he can have bad days, he is still in the team. Why does the coach do not put him aside??? Because Riquelme has power.

Many players might think that… but they do not dare to say it INSIDE!

It was a mistake to go out and tell the press this thoughts Caceres had.

Now the team is arguing. The next match is against all time rivals River Plate!!

So, a victory could mean the team is SOLID as a ROCK…

A lost could mean the team was broken into pieces by inner issues…

Now is time to be strong.