GNK Dinamo 2012/2013

HORA - We seen fans devastated going home from Koprivnica ... many peoples and experts say before match that it could be crucial special when Rijeka was stoped by Osijek with one point.

Diazepam ll - Yeah, you asking me why i ??? what?

HORA - fans are devastated..

Diazepam ll - Oh, i see... Next Q

HORA - th...

Diazepam ll - what fans? I do not see them on stadium. And can you ask them why they are devestated?

HORA - the experts

Diazepam ll- oh, right

HORA - ...

Diazepam ll - what should i say? I am not sure did i made mistake or something?

HORA - You sayed that you do not see your players can lose there..

Diazepam ll - i do not remember that saying, maybe i was on drug or you b**sh** like always?

HORA - Captain Jerko Leko and some players are not happy with your reaction after game and on press conference.

Diazepam ll - can you ask me something i dont know?

HORA - Well, peoples and fans wants your opinion and look on game and other beause its clear that something is not right.

Diazepam ll - What is wrong? I mean, how can fans tell that they are devestated? They are not coming on matches. If someone is should feel devestated than first that should be players than them and what about me? I cannot say nothing to fans or to people right now and i am happy with players and how team going.

HORA - Ok, but Slaven Belupo and Rijeka are now one point behind you with good runs, can you tell me now that they cannot take the lead?

Diazepam ll - Do not get it sorry

HORA - You were sure when you came to the club that its not going to be easy, than you sayed that you were not optimistic and now in 5 games away you have 3 lost games and till season break you have more away matches with cup and championship cup. Your key players injured. Also there are questions about str

Diazepam ll - stop for a second because i do not get you like fans. I am giving all i can and i do not give a **** about fans, experts and others... I am also not happy with some players after match but in overall i am happy with all of my players. I cannot say that i didnt make some mistakes before and after match but i also want say that Slaven Belupo and Milan are doing very good and hi showed how dangerous they can be. If you ask me Slaven Belupo with Milan and players he buyed was great, also he is much more better coach than me with more experience so they fully deserved three points. And please if you say 3 players are missing, what can i expect till season break. Also i want to ask fans, what if Beciraj didnt score in Bukurest 91+ for qualify in Championship Cup?

I mean thats the best question for them... they do not like Dinamo and thats it. I am really not in mood to give any prediction now because i was shocked after this game. I was asking questions while i was waking, sleeping. Its my favorite club and i was in France, in England and never see this on stadium, in room with players, with fans. So however we are going to Switzerland and try to get something out of it with players i have.

HORA - Can you tell us how will you play there?

Diazepam ll - I do not know, i will give freedom to players and try to hold game edged with balance. Also i hope that every knows that we are outsiders there, we will need luck, big luck, we had it once and they do not repeat often so your question do i belive we can take points to Basel its clearly that that i do but than in that scenario i maybe start to belive that there miracles exist, like god, Buda whatever.

HORA - Did you say to players that?

Diazepam ll - They know i am not beliver.

HORA - Is that why some players are not happy with you?

Diazepam ll - Maybe, but i do not mess religion and political views in football so it was not about it.

HORA - Many peoples talking you taking drugs too much, is that true?

Diazepam ll - I must go. Fuck you and devastetors off club, experts. And to add Hora, maybe you will not see me in Dinamo after season break. For the question how we going you can ask Milan Djuričić to give you proper optimistic view.

HALF TIME 2:1

Vasilj scored for 3:1 in 47' minute



Brezovic bring back hope for Cibalia





Neverton second goal and it looks all over here...

All over here, Neverton was great!

Career

Zajec began his career at Dinamo Zagreb in 1974, aged 18. During 10 years at the club, he helped them to two domestic cup wins, as well as the league title, their first title honour in 24 years. In 1979 and 1984, he was named the Yugoslav Footballer of the Year.



He then transferred to Greek club Panathinaikos, for whom he was tremendously successful, playing over 100 games. He was also one of the best players at the time.

International career

Zajec won 40 international caps for Yugoslavia, and captained them at both the 1982 World Cup and the 1984 European Championships.



Coaching career

Following retirement, he spent two years (1989–1991) as Director of Football at former club Dinamo Zagreb before returning to Panathinaikos to run their academy. Before long, he was promoted to head coach of the club. After a period he again, he returned to Zagreb, this time as head coach, before moving once more back to Panathinaikos in 2002 to become Director of Football.


In late October 1998, Zajec replaced Zlatko Kranjčar as manager at Dinamo Zagreb (then known as Croatia Zagreb), following Kranjčar's poor record in the UEFA Champions League group stage, where the team only managed to grab a single point in three matches (drawing with Ajax at home, before losing to both Olympiacos and Porto on the road).



The team's performance in the UEFA Champions League improved under Zajec, as they managed to stay undefeated in the remaining three group matches, beating Porto and Ajax and drawing with Olympiacos. Dinamo nevertheless did not manage to go through to the quarter-finals after finishing second in their group, behind Olympiacos (at the time, only the first-place finishers and the two best second-place finishers went through).





In 2004, he moved to English club Portsmouth to take up a position as executive director. He took over as temporary team manager following the resignation of Harry Redknapp in November 2004 and was confirmed as the new manager on 21 December 2004. Five months later, he reverted to his intended director's role, following the arrival of Alain Perrin. He resigned from his position at Fratton Park on 10 October 2005 due to personal reasons.



On 25 May 2010, Zajec was appointed new coach at Dinamo Zagreb, returning to the club as coach after 11 years. However, Zajec was sacked on 9 August 2010, after leading Dinamo in just 8 competitive matches, winning the 2010 Croatian Supercup, exiting the 2010–11 Champions League in the second qualifying round, and picking up four points in the first three matches in the 2010–11 Prva HNL.