17' 1 - 0 Michal Zewlakow [Poland]pen.



35' 1 - 1 Dedic [Slovenia]

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A couple Polish guys did and got kicked off the national team.

I don't know much about Poland national team, but I'm guessing with World Cup qualifiers on the schedule, it needs all the players it can get.

But sometimes guys just have to party. As these three did. With some journos at a hotel. Click to continue reading...

Leo Beenhakker presented today a list of players that will compete for Poland in the upcoming World Cup qualifiers against Slovenia and San Marino. As expected, Artur Boruc, Dariusz Dudka and Radoslaw Majewski were not included after their alcohol adventures in Ukraine. The biggest news is the call up for the Polish league's top goalscorer Pawel Brozek.

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Poland lost to Ukraine 0:1 after a very poor display. We tried new, 5-2-3 tactics today, but without much positive effect. No new players proved better that the old ones and the old ones repeated their Euro performance. Fortunately, it was only a friendly where players' main aim was not to get hurt.

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Photo by Picapp.com Full name is Lukas Isaac P. Jutkiewicz. He is an England 19 year old football player for Everton FC. Qualified to play for Republic of Ireland, Lithuania and Poland, he chose Poland, the birthdplace of his grandfather. He started playing professionally at age 17 for Swindon Town, and had 5 goals in 38 appearances. Click to continue reading...

This one's for you, Ashley Cole. And Poland. Refs who aren't on the payroll of Italian teams have a rough job, as it's not one most people brimming with sanity would take. When they're perfect, it's nothing more than the basic expectation. When they're wrong, it's armageddon. So damnit, the English FA wants them the [. Click to continue reading...

New qualifiers and a new team? Not exactly, but there are some changes in Poland's squad after Euro 2008. The most noticable is the absence of our captain Maciej Zurawski. Jacek Krzynowek, on the other hand, remains a member of the team.

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Something to read from the safety of your bulletproof bra... The best of Bellamy (Who Ate All the Pies?) Ola Rafael (Real Madrid Offside) Dish Network says adios to GolTV (The Beautiful Game) The (talented) Fallen Out With Fergie XI (The Spoiler) Overseas Poles (Poland WCB) Some brilliant satirical stats (The Gaffer) The "giddily bullish transfer market" of European footy (Time) Click to continue reading...

This is not a stellar time for the upcoming hosts of international soccer tournaments. While much of the focus has been on South Africa's struggles to put together a credible World Cup in 2010, major concerns have developed over Ukraine and Poland's ability to host Euro 2012. With Euro 2008 complete, the focus turns to the future hosts, who clearly have a ways to go. Click to continue reading...

Poland will travel to Croke Park on November the 19th to take on the Republic of Ireland which will be their last friendly of the year. This is Poland's first visit to the Republic since the European Championship qualifiers in 1991. Trapattoni's Republic will open their 2010 World Cup qualifying campaign against . Click to continue reading...

One interesting thing I observed when checking last call ups to the U-19 squad. It turns out that 9 out of 13 players play abroad. The squad, of course, will be later supplemented with guys from Poland, but nevertheless the number of 'stranieri' is quite impressive.

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Liverpool assistant, Sammy Lee, is desperate for the new season to get underway so that his side can start competing.

Former Kop player and current coach Sammy Lee, 49, has revealed on the clubs official website that he is 'desperate' for the new campaign to get underway.

Lee has been impressed with what he has seen so far in training, and sees no reason if the squad continue in the manner they have started, why they cannot transmit this optimism and enthusiasm onto the pitch. Click to continue reading...

Newspaper speculation suggests Benitez is ready to sell Voronin in order to finance the Barry move.

The long-drawn out transfer story involving Gareth Barry has taken another twist today. Press focus has shifted back toward Liverpool, with the Daily Mirror suggesting that the Anfield club are ready to offload Voronin, in an effort to raise funds to meet Aston Villa's valuation of their captain. Click to continue reading...

When goalkeeper Jan Tomaszewski gave the performance of his life against England in 1973, allowing Poland to qualify for the '74 World Cup at England's expense by drawing 1-1, England forward Mick Channon remarked, "that night I would have put the mortgage on any horse [Tomaszewski] had a fancy for. Click to continue reading...

Vacation is over, it's time to get cracking on this here website again. I had some nice travels to San Francisco and New York, including getting to meet Stephane, super-fan of Belgian club RWDM. Very nice to meet you! I've started the lengthy process of updating all the clubs and leagues to reflect the various promotions, relegations and reorganizations of the offseason. Click to continue reading...

After reports during Euro 2008 that Poland and Ukraine may lose Euro 2012 Michel Platini's visits to both countries were treated as enormously important by organizers. Platini didn't say much while in Poland, which can be read as a good sign, whereas he criticised Ukraine severely when meeting local officials.

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After a solid Euro campaign that included a draw against Poland and narrow 1-0 losses to Croatia and Germany, our FIFA ranking dropped thirteen spots to 105. Parallel to this, Argentina fell five spots to sixth in the world. I know what you're thinking - amazing the similarity of Austrian Click to continue reading...

Just some info about what's happening with young players of Polish origin. Our Euro squad member, Adam Kokoszka, is not participating in Wisla's training camp as he wants to leave the club under Webster's ruling. Michal Janota, 17 year old prodigy, will train with Feyenoord senior team. Finally, Sebastian Tyrala from Dortmund announced that he wants to represent Poland.

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We've looked at the players, now it's time to look at the managers involved at Euro 2008 and find out how they got on: Because I know you'll ask about the grades... A+ - Best of the tournament A - Above expectations B - Meeting expectations - more or less C - Poor, not meeting expectations D - Absolute stinker Now, [. Click to continue reading...

So here we are, then: Day 19 of 19 at Euro 2008. The day of the Final, the day this whole tournament has been leading towards. This is the day where Euro 2008 comes to an end by crowning its new champion.

And that champion will be either Spain or Germany, two teams that have looked impressive at times during this last three weeks but have also shown some frailties too. Click to continue reading...

Setanta says we're one of a number of clubs looking at Poland midfielder Mariusz Lewandowski. This is he: Also, someone on TiFF says that they have solid information that we've signed Steve Finnan.  So that's nice, if true.  The archetypal understated fullback.  We shall see though.   Pre-season starts next week I think, so I guess we'll see [. Click to continue reading...

You may have heard by now that potential Polish citizen Howard Webb won't be reffing any more games at Euro 2008. And this Fake Photo of Webb before the now infamous Austria vs Poland game from Craig of Ipswich Offside suggests the reason why Webb had his whistle taken away Click to continue reading...

Some news to read as you unveil a statue dedicated to the enema: France-Italy in thirty pictures, with captions. (I'm a France fan, and they even made me laugh.) (mCalcio) Polish president doesn't know his football (Poland blog) Euro 2008 -- the board game (The Footie) About that Salzburg stadium. Click to continue reading...

Another proof that Polish president, Lech Kaczynski, knows shit about football. When asked after Austria-Poland game which players impressed most he answered Roger Pereiro! and Artur Borubar!. Hell, even my girlfriend recognizes them. Have a look at the video.

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It's midway through Euro 2008 and we are actually witnessing beautiful football, what has happened? is it only 4 years since Greece bored us into submission with unattractive hardworking 1-0 jobs, setting a blueprint all over Europe for a negative win first, entertain 2nd policy? Am I still dreaming or has this really been the best tournament I can remember? Click to continue reading...