The use of Borussia Dortmund's main goalkeeper Roman Weidenfeller's home game against Werder Bremen on Friday (20.30 clock LIVE! When kicker.de) is questionable. The 33-year-old could start of the week because of a gastrointestinal-type infection did not work out and isolated from the team practiced on Wednesday. "The decision whether novel stands in goal against Bremen, we will meet tomorrow," announced coach Juergen Klopp.

Weidenfeller was kept away from his training sessions by the team in order to avoid the risk of infection. "We are now waiting on what load it can handle today and tomorrow as he reacts to it," said Klopp said Wednesday.

If Weidenfeller is not operational, Mitch Langerak would be the third time this season, according to one cup and league ready for use.

Here, the Australians could complete the dozen: In so far completed its eleven official matches left Dortmund's number two the place is always a winner.

In the end we chose a month ago for Mathew Ryan , the goalkeeper out of season landed in Bruges. The Australian notched so far been every game for Club and left a very good impression. Blue-black looking as yet to his best form, but which Ryan already snapped a while. Only in the European game against Slask what he was brash and he swallowed a goal to avoid.

Verbeek dissatisfaction Reijnen and Babalj ahead of EL-match

Gertjan Verbeek has expressed dissatisfaction about some players. The head coach of AZ Eli Babalj does not go to the Europa League match against Atromitos. Not yet. Meets the Australian striker Also Etiënne Reijnen must Verbeek greatly improve, but the defender is called for the selection by the absence of Thomas Lamb.

"Thomas is at Jong AZ against the post to slipped when he tried to prevent a goal. He now has a big bruise on his leg, "let Verbeek know against De Telegraaf . Reijnen, which may leave Alkmaar, replace the Finn in the group of twenty men who go to Greece. "He's still just a part of our selection, so strange it is not." "We Etiënne indicated that it would be seriously thinking if another club approaches him. well for him that's been the case with Cambuur, but he did not come out. himself last season I told him that he must be the young boys, much better he wants to join the first eighteen. When he had his chance in the base. have taken over the whole season we decided to Jeffrey Gouweleeuw get. That is why in the beginning some credit, "says Mr. choice. In the person of Aron Jóhannsson Verbeek takes but a striker it. Denni Avdic is a few weeks out of circulation and the game of Babalj tunes the coach not satisfied. "Aron picks it faster, but that's because he's been sitting here for six months. In countries where these guys come from, the balls in the line popped forward, but we assume a building backwards. Then begins for them also work. If they do not participate, you play with ten men. And that's a bit tricky football. "

Gary Locke, the Hearts manager, is currently using Dylan McGowan, a specialised centre-back, at right-back, which isn’t even his second-favourite position. It doesn’t seem to be 
doing Hearts too much harm at present, though.

FSV probably no more forward looking
IncreaseFSV: After 3 goals from striker Edmond Kapllani the issue is probably off the table
It! Edmond Kapplani hits - not a rare picture

In front 3-0 in Dresden were in the vicinity of FSV Frankfurt voices that called for a new striker. After the three gates of Edmond Kapllani (31) the subject is almost off the table.
Managing Clemens Krüger (42): "Our attack duo Mathew Leckie and Eddy Kapllani is to be found. Moreover, we are not the only club that is looking for a affordable, good striker. "

The FSV professionals had yesterday super mood leak. "I slept great," beams Kapllani and said: "I have received several text messages, also from Albania. It was a beautiful day.

81st minute:
Leckie has now also made ​​a really good match and he gets applause from the Dynamo fans!

Almost 3:0! Leckie easily comes right ten yards from goal completely unmarked. But his bouncing it a few feet over it. Kirsten had also tossed.

44th minute:
Draw! Kapllani makes it 1-0 for Frankfurt! Leckie is left slightly towards the box and then fits flat into the fives. Kapllani slips in and pushes the leather from two meters to score.

30th minute:
  Leckie again! It is through the left and can be stopped just before five of Schulz. Then Kirsten needs to clarify an unsuccessful defense of Bregerie the corner!

29th minute:
  A deflected shot from the left of the post Leckie up on the left and jump from there back into the game!

14th minute:
Susac a shooting Leckie left of fives. Leckie is last on the ball and there is repulsion.

Irvine's record is music to Johnston's ears in attempts to assemble band
Callum Baird
Saturday 17 August 2013

JACKSON IRVINE does not have to look far these days to find fellow countrymen.

Two groups of Australians are touring our fair isles in 2013, one rather more successfully than the other. Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, at least, will be spared the ignominy of failing to win a single Test match when they embark on a seven-date circuit of Britain's biggest music halls in the winter. "I love them," said Irvine, who was wearing the T-shirt to prove it. "I've got tickets to see them in Edinburgh in November. It'll be brilliant."

Irvine joined Kilmarnock on loan from Celtic this week, and the central midfielder is likely to start today's match at St Mirren Park as Kilmarnock seek to plug the holes a summer of change ripped into the teamsheet. Searching for top-level football, he was in no doubt he could find what he was looking for at Rubgy Park. "Hopefully I can get a regular start; if I can step in straight away and keep my position in the team, that'd be great," he said.

"You can learn a lot in youth games and things like that but once you get to a certain point, I think you need to test yourself physically against men every week. One of my best mates, Lewis Toshney, was here a couple of years ago for a loan spell and he absolutely loved it, he said the boys were great and everybody in the place looked after him."

Fans hoping for another dragged out will-he, won't-he tabloid soap story might have had their hopes already dashed, though. Differing European/Scottish rulebooks aside, Neil Lennon is no doubt more careful now and, unlike that infamous exile Mo Bangura, Irvine confirmed he definitely won't be lining up against Celtic. And though his focus in the short-term is fully on Kilmarnock, the back of his mind will hide thoughts of his parent club and the manager he aims to impress.

"I'll need to build on the experience that I can take in this league because this is where I want to play my football," he said. "It's right under the nose of the manager which is probably the priority. There'll be people coming to watch the games and keeping tabs on how I'm progressing, so that's a bonus."

Irvine's versatility is one of the major reasons manager Allan Johnston was so keen to bring him to Rugby Park and even Lennon and the player are still unsure which position he'll eventually make his own. In the short term, though, will Irvine play at centre-back or in central midfield?

"Both," Johnston said bluntly. "There's a few missing from the centre of the park and we've only really got the one centre half just now. It's good that he can play both positions. He played last week for Celtic against Liverpool and did extremely well; he's good on the ball so hopefully he makes an impact."

Worries were preparing on Thursday the injury-related losses of Ben Halloran and Axel Bellinghausen. Halloran had to break with back problems the training for a fight with Dustin Bomheuer. Bellingshausen was hit on the thigh

AZ's coach seems to have a dig at Babalj according to the title but it is more him saying he is not ready yet to be their Europa league tie

http://www.soccernews.nl/news/205570/Verbeek_uit_onvrede_over_Reijnen_en_Babalj_in_aanloop_naar_EL-wedstrijd#ixzz2chVa3i1i

anyone know if robbie could get a run tonight?

Rogic back and starting for Celtic against Inverness. Think it's his first start at home.

Seconds, mere seconds :oops:

haha all good pal. Hoping he has a big game, would be nice to see him on the scoresheet, or nabbing an assist or two.

Wilko played a full game and scored the second goal for Jeonbuk in their 3-0 win against Jeju United.