[安营扎寨]04/05赛季海因策表现追踪

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http://www.manutd.com/news/fullstory.sps?iNewsid=77829&itype=466&icategoryid=120

7月代表阿根廷参加美洲杯，因此肯定错过曼联的美国之行

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July 8 2004
美洲杯小组赛首场对阵厄瓜多尔

首发上场，踢左边中卫的位置。由于对手实力太弱而没有受到什么重大考验。对于阿根廷的那个失球，我个人认为多多少少有些责任，没有封住对方前锋的射门角度。好像有点苛刻哈～～个人给他评个6分吧。后面还有更多考验，加油！

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首发，一切正常，上半场就4：0领先了

唉，可是曼联呢，真是倒霉啊，开场9分钟，小强就摆了个乌龙，泪水啊。都不知道从上赛季开始的霉运什么时候才能结束。9名球员不能参加比赛，OLE的伤可能要就此告别足球场了，心疼啊。一个非常好的球员，可惜也许你都没机会跟他并肩作战了。

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下半场73分钟进球一个～～

接角球头球得分

最后一个球算是半个助攻吧

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[此贴子已经被作者于2004-8-12 3:32:01编辑过]

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我怒～伤了。。。。。。

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主论坛里面说他伤势不重，希望没事情啦～～

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我讨厌水印～他真是帅啊[em19]不过似乎他还是穿蓝白好看

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该死的水印[]

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1024*768的大小，点击就好了。做的很漂亮[em18]

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曼联去的球迷在唱”Argentina"刺激主场球迷，哈哈

曼联球迷一向不喜欢英格兰的[]

海因策到现在为止表现很好，看来曼联球迷对他表现也非常满意[]

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以下是引用南威在2004-9-11 22:31:00的发言：
解说说他表现没出现问题
不过他好象开始打左边后卫了~~

帅啊看到个镜头

[]亲亲南瓜，他就是在踢左边后卫。

中卫还是要跟队友配合的，他周二才到队里，配合肯定还不行[]

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以下是引用天使的羽毛在2004-9-11 22:50:00的发言：
春春，海因策进球了！！！！！！！！！！！

挖哈哈哈哈~~~~~~~~

哇咔咔，我没看到进球。刚进球，偶在曼城朋友就给偶打电话[]所以没赶上第一次庆祝，等下来贴图[]

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因为小海是虔诚的教徒，所以不习惯圣诞的时候踢球。他的圣诞节一定是跟家人一起在家过的

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Heinze full of beans at United

A remarkable 4-2 win at Arsenal FC on Tuesday night has reignited Manchester United FC's hopes of battling Chelsea FC all the way for the Premiership title, and once more, Argentinian international left-back Gabriel Heinze proved to be a massive presence for Sir Alex Ferguson's side.

Wide experience
Signed from Paris Saint-Germain FC at the start of the season, the 26-year-old Patagonian-born defender has proved to be a huge hit at Old Trafford, making use of all the experience he picked up in previous spells at CA Newell's Old Boys, Real Valladolid and Sporting Clube de Portugal. He discussed his multi-national football education with uefa.com.


Are you surprised at how quickly you have settled and won over the fans?

Gabriel Heinze: Right from the first moment that I arrived in Manchester everyone has gone out of their way to make me feel comfortable. I received all the support I needed to be able to do my job properly, and that has enabled me to go about things feeling completely relaxed. Their treatment of me means it is only right that I give them the best I possibly can.

You won Olympic footballing gold with Argentina this summer. How did that feel?

Heinze: Winning the Olympic title was fantastic because Argentina had never won a football gold. It was wonderful experience being part of things in Athens, and winning went a long way to making up for the disappointment of losing to Brazil in the Copa América final [last summer].

You certainly adapted to the pace of English football. Are you surprised by that?

Heinze: I am not surprised by the physical side of things. What has surprised me though is just how fast all the games are. As soon as you have cleared the ball from your area it seems to be back again. I'm sure English football must be the fastest in the world. Everyone attacks and that makes things interesting because you end up with games that are full of energy and emotion - and I think that is what fans want to see.

Your father is German and your mother is Italian, so you could have played for either of those countries. Was there ever any doubt that you would choose Argentina?

Heinze: No, never. Ever since I started to play football I had two dreams: to play in the top flight for my club and to represent the Argentinian national team.

You have been in Europe since 1997 when you joined Valladolid from Newell's Old Boys. Do you feel a little bit European now?

Heinze: I feel 100 per cent Argentinian every moment of the day. I love the European way of life, but my roots remain in Argentina.

It took you quite a long time to come to the attention of the senior Argentinian national team. Do you think that was because you moved to Europe so young?

Heinze: There was a point when I was in France when I thought that, because French football doesn't get such a high profile in Argentina, the press did not know much about me. But also, I should add that while I was in France I wasn't playing nearly as regularly for my club as I am in England. So that could be the reason. But I always remained calm about the situation since I knew that [national team coach] Marcelo Bielsa knew me very well from my days at Newell's Old Boys, so I was always confident that he would remember me.