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Legia Warszawa Thread [2007/2008]
- Thread starter Emte
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Anthony;2355502 said:Till now Legia brought the most players and they fight only in Intertoto Cup. Zagłębie want to be in CL and got only a few new players including Włodarczyk
yes, but Chinyama isn't transfer hit, as Legia promised before transfer period. I think Legia will have problems with forwards.
verbaT_lew
Reserve Team
so what Legia will do with Marcin Burkhardt and Junior?
Anthony;2379186 said:Miłe złego początki
Can you tell me something more about that Brazilian which you're testing now?
He won't join Legia.
Ex-Widzew Lodz player scored goal for Legia against LKS Lodz
After Wawrzyniak and Grzelak's (ex-Widzew players) attack, Legia won 4 match in a row, this time in Lodz.
Legia given suspended sentence
The UEFA Appeals Body has partially upheld the decision to disqualify Polish club Legia Warszawa from this season's UEFA Intertoto Cup and to ban them from the next UEFA club competition for which they qualify.
Punishment
Legia were expelled from the 2007 UEFA Intertoto Cup and banned from UEFA competition for one future season because of crowd trouble involving Polish supporters during the second round first-leg match against FK Vetra in Lithuania on 8 July.
Suspended sentence
The decision by the UEFA Control and Disciplinary Body to throw Legia out of the summer tournament was upheld today following an appeal by the Warsaw club, but the one-season ban has been suspended for a probational period of five years.
Match abandoned
With their team losing 2-0 at Vetra at half-time, Legia fans threw missiles on to the pitch, caused damage to the stadium infrastructure and engaged in "ugly and shocking" scenes with the police, causing UEFA officials to abandon the contest.
The UEFA Appeals Body has partially upheld the decision to disqualify Polish club Legia Warszawa from this season's UEFA Intertoto Cup and to ban them from the next UEFA club competition for which they qualify.
Punishment
Legia were expelled from the 2007 UEFA Intertoto Cup and banned from UEFA competition for one future season because of crowd trouble involving Polish supporters during the second round first-leg match against FK Vetra in Lithuania on 8 July.
Suspended sentence
The decision by the UEFA Control and Disciplinary Body to throw Legia out of the summer tournament was upheld today following an appeal by the Warsaw club, but the one-season ban has been suspended for a probational period of five years.
Match abandoned
With their team losing 2-0 at Vetra at half-time, Legia fans threw missiles on to the pitch, caused damage to the stadium infrastructure and engaged in "ugly and shocking" scenes with the police, causing UEFA officials to abandon the contest.
