30.04.2010, 15:00, von manfred, richthofen

richtiger witzbold dieser agent hohoho

30.04.2010, 12:51, von agent, safv

hallo ich bin agent, habe bild gesehen das wo du denn ball richtig hältst. a rechts vich als runningback. sofort schau ich für dich das du anderes team bekommst wenn ihr nicht aufsteigt. wohin??? renegades? broncos oder sogar winterthur?? wie wärs mit der afl oder gfl oder cfl???

30.04.2010, 10:20, von stadt land fluss, flüssle

Ist doch alles egal.....

Dieser RB auf dem Bild ist wirklich recht gut und gehört ZU den Besten. In der Schweiz gibt es keinen Besten, da die Liga zu wenig transparenz bietet, um RB's richtig vergleichen zu können, keine Stats, keine Videos etc... ob ein RB gut oder schlecht ist kann dann oft nur jeweils die gegnerische Defense bestimmen. Was ich aber sagen kann ist, dass der Thuner RB zu den Besten RB's gehört, die es hierzulande gibt. Was ihn auszeichnet und ihn ein wenig von den anderen hervorhebt ist, dass er recht physisch spielt und echt tief kommt. Dafür hat er ein wenig Defizite wenn es um die Quickness und Schnelligkeit geht. Dass er den Ball falsch hält, ist sehr untypisch für ihn. Wie bereits jemand unten geschrieben hat, wurde dieses Foto nach mehreren gebrochenen Tackles gemacht.... aber egal!

Zu Hendricks, er war sicher mal gut und kann euch super coachen. Aber auf keinen Fall ist er der beste Import. Da gibt es jüngere Imports die auch bereits Coaching erfahrung haben und das neue Football coachen und nicht die oldschool version. Aber nochmals egal.

Zu NLA und Liga B: A hat die viel besseren Teams, keine Frage. Das grössere Roster, mehr Geld und mehr Imports. Doch glaube ich dass die Tigers in ihrer momentan guten Verfassung oder die momentan am schwächelnden Meanmachine (wenn sie sich wieder aufrappeln) dem letzten der A ein wenig gefährlich werden KÖNNTEN. Was auch zu hoffen ist, dass vielleicht die spitzenteams des B's wirklich alle besser werden und wir die NLA weiter aufstocken können! Das wäre super für die Liga!

29.04.2010, 16:34, von Name, Ort

Bitte .... bitte schreibt doch in deutsch. Da hat wahrscheinlich auch ein englisch sprechender mühe um zu verstehen was ihr jetzt da genau erzählen wollt.
S'Bescht wos je häts git's

29.04.2010, 15:12, von nla, nla

yes so i think.. i like the swiss football league more and more because every team is getting better and better... i hope we have next year a nla with more teams.. because i want to play agains other teams not every year against bern, zurich... the nla has to be better than the nlb... but you see in the nla are some "weak" teams like the warriors and they should do something right now... i also think that every import not just have to be a good player.. he should take the nla or nlb serious and shoulb be a good teamplayer.. if you find a guy like that it will be a good expirience for all teammates, and everybody gets better.. so i hope we get some money maybe in 10 years ;), that we dont have to work :D

29.04.2010, 15:02, von nla, nla

yes so i think.. i like the swiss football league more and more because every team is getting better and better... i hope we have next year a nla with more teams.. because i want to play agains other teams not every year against bern, zurich... the nla has to be better than the nlb... but you see in the nla are some "weak" teams like the warriors and they should do something right now... i also think that every import not just have to be a good player.. he should take the nla or nlb serious and shoulb be a good teamplayer.. if you find a guy like that it will be a good expirience for all teammates, and everybody gets better.. so i hope we get some money maybe in 10 years ;), that we dont have to work :D

29.04.2010, 14:37, von nla, nla

we will see, when the best team of nlb plays against the worst team of nla... and you can believe me, we have a lot of good swiss players.. watch our juniors and watch your?? you see the difference? best import in swiss? did he win the eurobowl? did he play division I? has he had a record in passing (like marko glavic)/ or running if he is a rb... in his college?
i dont think so.. first think then write...

29.04.2010, 13:47, von scoobidoo, Ghosterville

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29.04.2010, 13:24, von nla, nla

hey guys.. yo have no idea what your talking about... an nlb team will loose against an nla team like the broncos or the renegades or the devils 50:00... the differences are, the coaches (like calanda with rick taylor..), the qb imports (watch rainbow, glavic, white etc), the other imports (sasha glavic, keiler, LB from Basel etc)...
cmon guys.. in the nla are players from nfl europe and the us.. i am a player of an nla team and i learned a lot from our imports, they made me better 2-3 times..
other difference is the speed, you have in the nla on every position 2-3 guys and just the fastest, strongest, smartest will play (not like in the nlb where you put in a offensive lineman just because he is 140kg... ) i realy like the nlb, and the league is getting better and better, but stay on the ground with talking about things like that...
have a nice season

29.04.2010, 12:16, von honest, schweiz

i played in both leagues, if somebody really thinks most teams in NLB can compete with teams in NLA your sadly mistaken.but i like your spirit of believing that you are as good as a NLA team. when was the last time a NLB team beat a NLA team? probarly over 10 Years ago

29.04.2010, 08:22, von @ coach, lil wayne

in NLB you got 8 games plus the final when you play in it so 9 games i think its the same in NLA you got just 2 more and wehn you make the swiss bowl you got 3 more so its not a big diffrence.

nd thats true every nlb player sucks and will never and ever have a chance against a A leaague player every single person in A is faster stronger quicker smarter & better looking.!!!! and never in this world a b team will have a chance to beat a A team!!

to bad basel ^lost last year one game against meanmachine and had a close game against the jets. (nothing against basel I compare only A-B) i know now they got imports and there much stronger but still

maybe we got less players in teams but still a lot of them are quality players!

29.04.2010, 00:04, von Black, Basel

That WR that went to Calanda was the other one and he is hurt. Nr 24 is stil in Basel. Dont listen to much to rumors.This Guy is better or this Guy is better is a stupit conversation.
I playd almost aginst all Swiss RB that plays in the Swiss Football League and i know that the 34 from Thun is a Machine!
I play Linebacker and dont say this to all RBs.
And he holds the ball correctly normaly,so a bad moment at that picture.

28.04.2010, 23:17, von bäm bäm, bum bum

only diffrence betweene A and B is that teh most teams got more depth in theyre rosters and more imports, if thun or bienna would have 3-4 imports i they could cpmpete in the a laague
only lausanne and fribourg arent ready to go A but also this two teams are getting better

28.04.2010, 22:45, von coach, here

ikf he plays against real defense like basel, calanda or zurich he would fumble it like 5 times a game. sorry its easy to strip the ball and in league a they do that. i bet you 200chf if he plays one of those teams he would fumble. thats how it is, it still is a big difference between those 2 leagues, like it or not.

28.04.2010, 17:32, von coach, here

best runningback in switzerland who holds the ball like that, lol thats a good one. have you ever seen that kid from bern?? or tino from hohenems both swiss guys and both excellent backs. whoever this dude is and i hope hes a good as you say, better start working on his basic football fundys. is there a link somewhere where i can see him in action????

28.04.2010, 17:15, von not so sure, everywhere

there are a couple other rb?s who can compete with him ;)
Fabian Schaller from Bern Niki Perego from Biel Tino from Hohenems just to name a few :)

28.04.2010, 07:30, von What is a coach?, Ort

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In his heart he knows that, in spite of the inconveniences, the criticisms, and the demands on his time, he loves his profession, for he is THE COACH.