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From: michals@fuw.edu.pl (Michal Szleper)
Subject: Polska liga, round 11
Summary: Wyniki 11. kolejki
Organization: Warsaw University Physics Dept.
Date: Thu, 8 Oct 1992 10:18:03 GMT

Round 11 of Polish league (played on Wednesday, October 7th)


1) OLIMPIA POZNAN  -  GKS KATOWICE  1:0   :-)
   Mielcarski    '71


2) RUCH CHORZOW  -  HUTNIK KRAKOW  2:1
   Srutwa        '47      Hajto         '11
   Ge,sior       '89


3) LEGIA WARSZAWA  -  SLA,SK WROCL~AW  1:0
   Kowalczyk     '48


4) ZAGL~E,BIE LUBIN  -  LECH POZNAN  2:2
   Michaliszyn   '28      Trzeciak      '21
   Kal~uzny      '85      Trzeciak      '75


5) STAL MIELEC  -  WIDZEW L~ODZ  ???
                          Bajor          '7
   Match interrupted in minute 38 after an electricity failure.
   New match expected.


6) JAGIELLONIA BIAL~YSTOK  -  SZOMBIERKI BYTOM  2:3
   Szugzda       '43      Orzeszek      '45
   Frankowski    '88 (pk) Kluge         '60
                          Kryger        '80


7) SIARKA TARNOBRZEG  -  ZAWISZA BYDGOSZCZ  2:0
   Kobylanski    '56
   Kobylanski    '63


8) L~KS L~ODZ  -  POGON SZCZECIN  2:0
   Wieszczycki   '21
   Wieszczycki   '62


9) WISL~A KRAKOW  -  GORNIK ZABRZE  1:1
   Derewinski    '79      Jegor         '28 (pk)


TABLE
=====
    Team          Points   Goals
-----------------------------------
 1. Lech           19-3    25:4
 2. L~KS           18-4    19:10
 3. Widzew         16-4    21:9
 4. Ruch           15-7    19:9
 5. Legia          15-7    16:10
 6. Katowice       12-8    15:8
 7. Zagl~e,bie     11-11   19:14
 8. Stal           11-9    13:10
 9. Wisl~a         10-12   18:12
10. Szombierki     10-12   15:17
11. Hutnik          9-13   15:14
12. Siarka          9-13   16:20
13. Gornik          8-12    9:13
14. Olimpia         8-14   10:18
15. Pogon           8-14    9:18
16. Sla,sk          6-16   10:29
17. Zawisza         5-17    7:22
18. Jagiellonia     4-18    9:28

Cheers.

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From: etxonss@ufsa.ericsson.se (Staffan Axelsson)
Subject: Maesterskapsserien (Sweden): Results, Oct.11
Organization: Ericsson Telecom, Stockholm, Sweden
Date: Mon, 12 Oct 1992 12:24:26 GMT


 Maesterskapsserien, Sweden, October 11:
 =======================================

 IFK Norrko"ping - Malmo" FF 0-0

 Malmo"'s goalkeeper Jonnie Fedel played a great game and stopped at least
 6 opportunities for Norrko"ping.

 O"ster - AIK 0-2 (0-1)
 
  0-1 (57) Krister Nordin
  0-2 (67) Vadim Jevtusjenko

 AIK took a BIG step towards the SM-Guld with the win over O"ster in Va"xjo".
 O"ster's Tony Westring was got a red card after only 5 minutes of the game
 and O"ster had to play one man short for the rest of the game. However,
 O"ster was the team that took the command and put the pressure on AIK.
 Lots of opportunities for O"ster and also a shot that hit the post and
 went along the goal line and hit (what seemed to be) the other post and 
 bounced out. However, replay showed that the ball instead hit something
 _inside_ the goal and bounced out. It should of course had been 1-0 to
 O"ster but the ref. made a mistake. AIK could instead score 0-1 by a
 nice kick by Krister Nordin. After that, AIK could dominate and Dick
 Lidman's header to Vadim Jevtusjenko made it 0-2 in it was over.

 2 rounds are now remaining.

                G  W D L  F   A  P

 AIK		8  5 1 2  18- 7  30
 O"ster		8  4 2 2  15- 9  29
 Norrko"ping	8  2 1 4   9-14  28
 Malmo" FF	8  3 2 3   9- 9  24
 Trelleborg	8  3 0 5  14-24  23
 IFK Go"teborg 	8  3 0 5  14-16  16

 2 rounds are now remaining.

 Sunday, Oct.18: Trelleborg-O"ster, AIK-Norrko"ping, Go"teborg-Malmo"

 Sunday, Oct.25: Norrko"ping-Trelleborg, O"ster-Go"teborg, Malmo"-AIK

 The best scorers:

 13: Hans Eklund, O"ster

 12: Vadim Jevtusjenko, AIK (4 p-k's)

  9: Johnny Ekstro"m, Go"teborg
     Stefan Rehn, Go"teborg (3)
     Mats Lilienberg, Trelleborg
 
  8: Pascal Simpson, AIK
     Krister Nordin, AIK
     Patrik ANdersson, Norrko"ping
     Janne Hellstro"m, Norrko"ping
     Peter Hillgren, Trelleborg (3)
     Jan Jansson, O"ster

 DN-liraren:

 6: Stefan Rehn, Go"teborg
 5: Kim Bergstrand, AIK
    Patrik B Andersson, MAlmo"
    Jan Jansson, O"ster

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/Staffan
From: csg281@cch.coventry.ac.uk
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: Hard men
Summary: Which one is the hardest
Date: 16 Oct 92 13:11:16 GMT
Organization: Coventry University

Everone must of hurd about Vinny Jones' hard man
video were he talks about how in beat up other players
during the game, but is Mr Jones realy that hard no 
off course not , what do you think who is the hardest player
playing today?
   my vote goes to Lloyd McGrath off Coventry City
   and off the past
   George Curtis off Coventry City.
   do you agree.
From: thomase@extro.ucc.su.OZ.AU (Thomas Esamie)
Subject: WC'94 games
Organization: /etc/organization
Date: Thu, 15 Oct 1992 11:37:51 GMT

	Hello world....HELLO!! Either all of Europe is still in shock or 
Australia is so far away the European postings take yonks to reach my
news server. 
	OK, from memory Norway and England drew 1-1. England scored first
from a Psycho free kick, and Norway equalised at the 73 min mark with a really
cool goal from some guy I don't recall the name of. I saw a 2minute
highlights thing, England seems to have wasted a lot of chances and should
have won. Apparently Gazza played well.
	Poland and Holland also failed to overcome each other ending up with
a 2-2 draw, Holland having to save the game with goals in the last six minutes.
Van Vossen (wasn't someone questioning his selection?) scored both for the
oranje. I am too afraid to attempt to spell the Polish marksmen, incase 
I get it wrong, people are soooo pedantic :-).
	Switzerland drew with the Italians (ooooh memory fades, was it the
italians....) 2-2 as well. Austria lost 2-0 and the remaining matches played
all turned out to be 0-0 draws (funny that).
	I stress that this is all from memory, and I should hope to see
match reports from people who actually saw the games.
	Check yas all later, when your legs are straighter.


			Thomas the Tank Engine
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From: bronstri@fwi.uva.nl (Mischa Bronstring)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: Re: RTL-4
Date: 16 Oct 92 09:15:05 GMT
Organization: FWI, University of Amsterdam

mroosen@prl.philips.nl (Monique Roosen) writes:

>In <1992Oct14.143302.11683@fwi.uva.nl> bronstri@fwi.uva.nl (Mischa Bronstring) writes:

>>This is a message for all Dutchmen who like soccer:
>		           ^^^^^^^^
>			and dutch woman I assume :-)
Of course! Sorry for that!

>>This man really sucks. He doesn't know shit about soccer and isn't objective.
>>His favorite teams are Milan, Barcelona, Ajax and Oranje. His favorite 
>>players are Bergkamp, Van Basten and Roy. 

>>Can't we get rid of this man?

>Let's make a plan to get rid of him. We (with support of all other soccer-fans)
>could write a petition and send this to RTL-4 and even the KNVB, because the
>trouble started with the latter. As far as I know the KNVB (Dutch Soccer
>Association) sold the broadcast rights of the home games to a german
>company who sold them to the highest bidder. 
>But on the other hand this could also be a spectacular move of the KNVB
>which could lead to more fans wanting to see the game live in the stadium
>instead of being annoyed by Mr Kraay :-)

For the people who don't know Hans Kraay, two examples from the Holland
Poland match:

'Oh, that obviously is a throw-in for Poland'
(The linesmans flag was TOWARDS the Poland goal -> throw-in for Holland)

'The fans still believe in their chances...'
(He didn't see that the fans shown were fans from Poland) 

But I think you have a good point with that petition. Are there any more 
people who think like us? There should be...
As a start I'll write a letter to Voetbal International about Hans Kraay,
to interest more people!

>>We're desperate!!!!!!!!!

>Well I still believe we can make it to the WC '94. As Advocaat said
>yesterday we are still able to get 17 points :-)

Of course we'll make it!!! But (my opinion) only with Ed de Goey in the
goal! (He's a better goalkeeper than Menzo, is an 'Ice-rabbit' as we say in
Dutch and has his own OE-A-ED-DE-GOEY-jingle)

>Monique

Greetings!
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From: stuart@vax.oxford.ac.uk
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: Ban on away fans: Leeds v Rangers
Date: 13 Oct 92 08:55:21 GMT
Organization: Oxford University VAX 6620

Sorry Panos but news is news and this has got to be better than the argument
over Graeme Souness (MY BELOVED etc.....). After all the Stuttgart v Leeds
fiasco has very far reaching implications on the whole of European football.

News just in though, away fans are to be banned from both Ibrox and Elland
Road. God knows how they are going to enforce this but there you go. There was
talk of erecting (cue Denise and a rant about HER BELOVED's TADGER) large video
screens at both grounds to show the matches. Has anyone ever been to see a
match this way? I never have and I was wondering what the atmosphere was like.

It'll be on telly though.

Stuart

GRAEME SOUNESS RULES ALL DOLE CUES
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From: oldham@jach.hawaii.edu
Subject: England result
Reply-To: oldham@jach.hawaii.edu
Organization: UK/Canada/Netherlands Joint Astronomy Centre, Hilo, HI
Date: Thu, 15 Oct 1992 00:48:56 GMT


ENGLAND 1-1 NORWAY

Platt glanced in a Stuart Pearce free-kick. Gazza lasted the 90 mins
and played very well. England dominated and conceded a 'silly goal'.

(This sketchy info was from a short but expensive phone call back home)

Cheers

             Graeme.
From: sid@netcom.com (Sid Dastkar)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: US/Argentina/Ivory Coast/Saudi Arabia tournament
Date: 16 Oct 92 15:11:58 GMT
Organization: Netcom - Online Communication Services  (408 241-9760 guest)

Hi everybody?

Would the football fans post game scores/summary for the Cup tourney in
Saudi Arabia between the 4 continent champions?  

The tournament started yesterday 10/15 thru 10/20

thanks,

hd.

PS. I know I will read the scores in papers, but not much detail.
PPS.  Will football friends in Japan keep us up to date on the upcoming
      Asia Cup?
From: jeremy@castle.ed.ac.uk (Jeremy Henderson)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer,soc.culture.british,soc.culture.celtic
Subject: Re: Rangers//Leeds game on TV in the USA ?
Date: 13 Oct 92 09:46:14 GMT
Organization: Edinburgh University

In article <1992Oct12.201420.6552@pixel.kodak.com> dj@ekcolor.ssd.kodak.com (Dave Jones) writes:
~cbas38@vaxa.strath.ac.uk wrote:
~: A desparate plea....I've put something like this out before but here
~: goes again.  Anyone know of how I could see the forthcoming Rangers/Leeds
~: European Cup ties  on televvision in Providence, RI.  Any help 
~: appreciated.   Please e-mail me direct on cbas38@vaxa.strath.ac.uk
~: 
~The home leg of the Leeds-Stuttgart tie was shown on Sports Channel
~America last week.  Terrific game.  Worth any half-dozen of the games
~in the last World Cup put together.  Now, according to the Grauniad, the
~whole thing has been voided because Stuttgart fielded too many
~non-German players, and Leeds will play them again on neutral turf.  Has
~this already taken place?  In any case, watch out on the sports channels
~and/or the foreign language channels of local cable systems.  There's no
~telling when games might appear.

The deciding game was held last Friday. Leeds won 2-1. Teach them furriners
to cheat!


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From: akkamon@tlaeng.enet.dec.com ("Akkamon Srihiran, DSS Engineering/Thailand  13-Oct-1992 0744")
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: Thailand Semi-Pro : Oct 12
Date: 13 Oct 92 00:46:10 GMT
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Bangkok Post : Oct 12 ----------------------------------------------------

Oct 11    Bangkok bank        1         Osothsapha          0
            Apirak Sriaroon        43

Bangkok Bank notches lucky 1-0 victory
--------------------------------------
     A lucky goal saw Bangkok Bank FC take sole lead in the 2nd Thailand
Semi-Pro Football League Tournament yesterday.
     They beat Osotsapha to move points ahead of Thai Farmers Bank.
     The lucky goal came in the 43rd minute via a shot from Apirak Sriaroon
from 25 yards out.
     It seemed a harmless shot and Osotsapha's goalkeeper, Pumes
Angsuwannakul was well behind it when defender Jakrarach Tonehongsa put his
leg and deflected the ball into his own net.
     Though Osotsapha came hard in the dying seconds of the game, Bangkok
Bank stopped them from scoring the equaliser.
     After ten matches, Bangkok Bank led the league with 18 points while,
TFB came second with 16 points and Army was third with also 15 points.

end Bangkok Post --------------------------------------------------------


     Sorry, I missed 2 matches before, I remember only the results that    
RTAF defeated Ratchapracha 2-1 and RTA beated the Port.


     Standings : Oct 12 --------------------------------------
     Team                    pld   w    d    l    +    -   pts
     ---------------------------------------------------------
     Bangkok Bank            10    5    3    2   14   11    18
     Thai Farmer Banks       10    4    4    2   11    9    16
     Royal Thai Army         10    3    6    1   ..   ..    15
     Port Authority          10    3    4    3   ..   ..    13
     Telephone Org (TOT)     10    3    4    3    9    8    13
     Royal Thai Air Force    10    3    3    4   14   20    12
     Osothasapha             10    3    2    5   12   19    11
     Ratchapracha            10    1    4    5   10   10     7
     ---------------------------------------------------------


.... TFB defeated Indonesia Division A champions 1-0 in the Asian Clubs
Tournament at Dhupatemiya Stadium last Saturday. Next match will be played
in Indonesia on Oct 17.
From: PKARLIOT%knox.bitnet@UICVM.UIC.EDU
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: Re: Glasgow versus German clubs
Date: 8 Oct 1992 06:22:55 -0500
Organization: UTexas Mail-to-News Gateway
NNTP-Posting-Host: cs.utexas.edu

        Dominik,
              So, has Arminia been in Bundesliga 3 for the last few years?
I think that this team was in Bundesliga 1 once, wasn't it?
              You think that it will take 9 years for Arminia to get to
Bundesliga 1?  Are you that pessimistic, or is it a joke?
              By the way, how about Bayern Munchen, huh?
                                                      Panos Karliotis
                                                      PKARLIOT@KNOX
From: mphillip@MATAI.VUW.AC.NZ
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: chesterfield.....YOU'RE NOTHING!!!
Date: 9 Oct 92 00:10:29 GMT
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From: t8914229@phillip.edu.au
Subject:chesterfield.....YOU'RE NOTHING!!!
Date: 8 Oct 92 17:04:53 GMT
Message-ID:<1992Oct8.120453.13113@phillip.edu.au>


Can you believe this shit? I could throw out all the old cliches like one
swallow doesn't make a summer etc but why bother. I bet the rest of the Premier
are quaking in their boots now Liverpool have disposed of the mighty
Chesterfield (no offence to Chesterfield fans) and only let in 5 goals in the
process. OOH, I al most forgot three consecutive wins, well I'm a Newcastle
supporter and I think we know a bit more about consecutive wins. More to the
point this incredible streak of wins hasn't exactly got them rocketing up the
table (could it be two of them were against obviously inferior opposition??)
Let's face facts, Liverpool ain't going to be PL champions this year and aren't
going to come close. If I was our mate in australia I'd wait until you really
have something to squawk about before posting any more. I have two final
comments;

1. i agree with Sandy, this is supposed to be a forum for exchange
2. Ever try decaf??

Martin
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
From: atp3@muddnext10.cc.columbia.edu (Alexander T Patrick)
Subject: Re: German DFB-Pokal 3rd round + news
Keywords: Moller
Reply-To: Anyone
Organization: Columbia University
Date: Tue, 13 Oct 1992 19:57:51 GMT

In article <1992Oct12.111014.7890@arbi.Informatik.Uni-Oldenburg.DE>  
Juergen.Schaepker@arbi.informatik.uni-oldenburg.de (Juergen Schaepker)  
writes:
> Hi there !
> 
> The last game in the third round of the cup has just ended:
> 
> SV Meppen - Hertha BSC Berlin   2:4 after extra time.
> 
> Hertha will play at Leverkusen in the next round.
> 
> News:
> The squad for the international friendly Germany vs Mexico in
> Dresden on Wednesday:
> 
> Goalies:   Koepke, Illgner
> Defenders: Buchwald, Helmer, Frontzeck, K. Reinhardt, Helmer, Thon,  
Kohler,
> 	   Reuter, Woerns, Weber
> Midfield:  Effenberg, Haessler, Matthaeus, Doll, Scholz
> Attack:    Kirsten, Klinsmann, Kruse, Riedle, Thom and
> 	   Rudi Voeller, for whom this will be the last international  
game.
> How come Moller is not in the squad?  I think he deserved a place in the  
midfield due to his good performance with Juventus.
> 
> 
> 
> Bye
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From: harin@iti.gov.sg (Harinderpal Singh)
Subject: World Cup Qualifying Results
Organization: Information Technology Institute, National Computer Board, Singapore.
Date: Mon, 12 Oct 1992 06:37:51 GMT

Results of World Cup Qualifiers played this weekend :
=====================================================

9 Oct     Oceania Group 1         Tahiti 4 - 2 Solomon Islands
9 Oct     Africa Group A         Algeria 3 - 1 Burundi
9 Oct     Africa Group B           Zaire 4 - 2 Liberia
9 Oct     Africa Group C           Egypt 1 - 0 Angola
9 Oct     Africa Group C        Zimbabwe 1 - 0 Togo
9 Oct     Africa Group D         Nigeria 4 - 0 South Africa
9 Oct     Africa Group E     Ivory Coast 6 - 0 Botswana
9 Oct     Africa Group F         Morocco 5 - 0 Ethiopia (abandoned 55 mins)
9 Oct     Africa Group F         Tunisia 5 - 1 Benin
9 Oct     Africa Group G           Gabon 3 - 1 Mozambique
9 Oct     Africa Group H      Madagascar 3 - 0 Namibia
9 Oct     Africa Group H          Zambia 2 - 0 Tanzania

Somehow these results have not come in. Anyone have them?
=========================================================
9 Oct     Africa Group B        Cameroon - Swaziland
9 Oct     Africa Group D           Congo - Libya
9 Oct     Africa Group I          Guinea - Mali

This week's fixtures
====================
14 Oct    Europe Group 1           Italy - Switzerland
14 Oct    Europe Group 1        Scotland - Portugal
14 Oct    Europe Group 2         England - Norway
14 Oct    Europe Group 2         Holland - Poland
14 Oct    Europe Group 3         Denmark - Ireland
14 Oct    Europe Group 3      N. Ireland - Spain
14 Oct    Europe Group 4         Belgium - Rumania
14 Oct    Europe Group 4          Cyprus - Wales
14 Oct    Europe Group 5             CIS - Iceland
14 Oct    Europe Group 6          France - Austria

Cheers,
	Harin
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From: CSALLEN@uga.cc.uga.edu (Christopher S. Allen)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: Re: Rangers//Leeds game on TV in the USA ?
Date: 12 Oct 1992 23:26:00 -0500
Organization: UTexas Mail-to-News Gateway
NNTP-Posting-Host: cs.utexas.edu

Sandy,

To see the game in the US you have to find a sports bar with a satellite
dish that is willing to put the match on.

I would suggest calling around to the sports bars, as well as calling
local soccer clubs. BTW, there is a substantial portugese community
in the area and you might find a soccer club there. Believe me
someone in Providence will be watching it on a dish.

Good luck.
Best, Chris

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From: boman@CS.Stanford.EDU (Erik Boman)
Subject: England-Norway on TV in B.A.?
Organization: Computer Science Department, Stanford University
Distribution: ba
Date: Sun, 11 Oct 1992 09:15:34 GMT

In article <1992Oct10.155808.18999@netcom.com>, sid@netcom.com (Sid Dastkar) writes:
|> 
|> Hi BA football fans (well at least on TV):
|> 
|> Channel 26 (KTSF) in BA will show Italy's first WC '94 qualifying round
|> match against Switzerland next Wed. 10/14 at 4:30-6:00 pm. (It is RAI/USA
|> programming time slot).  The game is in Caligari, Italy.
|> 

What about England against Norway on Wembley the same day?
Will any channel here show this match? If not, where will I have
the best chances to get to see the highlights ?

I would really hate to miss seeing Norway win yet another qualifying game, 
they have 6 out of 6 points so far ...

Erik Boman
boman@sccm.stanford.edu
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
From: c9036719@wombat.newcastle.edu.au (I wish my conscience was clear, then I could dance on your grave)
Subject: Re: WC94 Oceania please?
Organization: University of Newcastle, AUSTRALIA
Date: Wed, 14 Oct 1992 23:05:20 GMT

In article <1992Oct9.150723.14833@dxcern.cern.ch>, trones@dxcern.cern.ch (Jostein Lodve Trones) writes:
> 
> Has anybody out there got the up-to-date table for the Oceania Group?
> I belive they played some matches the 25/09/92, but I didn't get the
> results.
> Oops, I see now that they even play a couple of matches to day, 09/10/92.
> So I guess I will see some postings soon anyway.
> (But I will post this anyway, just to see my name out there..)
> 
I believe Tahiti beat Solomon Islands 4-2, which leaves them second in their
group behind Australia. However Australia and New Zealand move on to play
each other in May to see who wins the Oceania area and who has the right
to play a second placed CONCAF nation.

I don't have all the statistics but I'm sure someone out there has!

Mick


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