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Re: Rafael Nadal

Postby Liv » 20 Sep 2011, 09:34

Te dve su bile vec mislim, nisu nove :) Ich se to meni ne svidja. Suvise isfeminizirano. Da se valja po blatu pa i ajde :D
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Re: Rafael Nadal

Postby georgina » 20 Sep 2011, 10:05

Liv wrote:Te dve su bile vec mislim, nisu nove :) Ich se to meni ne svidja. Suvise isfeminizirano. Da se valja po blatu pa i ajde :D

jes' vala, na pozadini bi mu svaka devojka pozavidela :D
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Re: Rafael Nadal

Postby vicharhcp » 20 Sep 2011, 12:25

Maki wrote:Evo jos koja slidza za Vichinu dusu. :biggrin:

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Namerno sam quotovala, da se slike nađu i na ovoj strani.

Inače mi je jedna drugarica u nedelju, nakon što je Nole predao meč, rekla da sad može da priča i piše šta god ko hoće, Nole je predajom dokazao da su on i Rafa veliki drugari. Naime, predao je meč da bi drugara Rafu sprečio da dođe u Beograd pošto bi dolaskom ovde rizikovao da ga se ja dočepam :biggrin:
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Re: Rafael Nadal

Postby Gama » 20 Sep 2011, 13:56

Resio Rafa da menja nesto.
Nadal na testu izdržljivosti
Test je obavljen u laboratoriji za fiziologiju kojom rukovodi profesor Rikardo Mora, a čiji je cilj da odredi optimalnu hidrataciju i ishranu sportista pre i posle takmičenja.

http://www.b92.net/sport/tenis/vesti.php?yyyy=2011&mm=09&dd=20&nav_id=543284

Izvorni tekst
http://www.marca.com/2011/09/20/tenis/1316508134.html
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Re: Rafael Nadal

Postby vicharhcp » 21 Sep 2011, 20:01

Sa Rafinog fb naloga

After Davis Cup victory I'm in Barcelona, I'm shooting a commercial for one of my sponsors... Tomorrow back home to prepare the Asiatic Tour!


I'm at Barcelona's airport, waiting for my flight to Mallorca. It's been two months without being at home... and I'm looking forward to it!! :)
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Re: Rafael Nadal

Postby alcesta » 21 Sep 2011, 20:09

E ovo je meni divna slika, a ne one kvotovane :D
I will not walk your dusty path and flat,
denoting this and that by this and that,
your world immutable wherein no part
the little maker has with Maker's art.
I bow not yet before the Iron Crown,
nor cast my own small golden sceptre down.
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Re: Rafael Nadal

Postby vicharhcp » 22 Sep 2011, 15:39

Evo još par sličica sa DC.

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Re: Rafael Nadal

Postby Gama » 23 Sep 2011, 14:16

On stvarno ne lici na sebe na ovim fotkama :huh:
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Re: Rafael Nadal

Postby vicharhcp » 23 Sep 2011, 15:02

Gama wrote:On stvarno ne lici na sebe na ovim fotkama :huh:

Ja mu na tim fotkama glavu i onako ni ne gledam, pa me baš briga što ne liči na sebe :biggrin:
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Re: Rafael Nadal

Postby mali_buda » 23 Sep 2011, 16:46

vicharhcp wrote:Ja mu na tim fotkama glavu i onako ni ne gledam, pa me baš briga što ne liči na sebe :biggrin:

Ja ćutim, ti ćutiš, on ćuti, mi ćutimo, vi ćutite, oni kradu...
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Re: Rafael Nadal

Postby vicharhcp » 23 Sep 2011, 22:41

Sa Rafinog fb naloga

The Only Watch Monte Carlo has auctioned today the watch Rafa used in his seventh title of the city. It has been acquired by €510,000. This money will go to research on Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. Rafa's team
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Re: Rafael Nadal

Postby Gama » 23 Sep 2011, 23:14

Iz Rafine autobiografije. Mnogo nezgodan Toni :crybaby:, a Rafa poslusan do bola. Mada sada deluje da je poceo da se buni kada misli da Toni nije u pravu
As Nadal writes about his triumph at the 2010 U.S. Open—a victory that made him only the seventh man in history to complete a career Grand Slam—he lets us all in on a dispute that arose between himself and Uncle Toni that could have spiraled out of control and damaged both men at the worst possible time. Before Nadal took on Denis Istomin in the second round, Toni urged him to lengthen the points, play safely, loop balls up high, and establish a rhythm that would serve him well for the rest of the tournament. Rafa felt he went out and did precisely what his uncle had asked him to do, but Toni chided him for what he considered a poor attitude. Toni had stressed to Rafa that he needed as always to put on a “good face, meaning he should conceal any inner doubts and present a brave and positive face to the world.

After the Istomin match, Toni Nadal was dissatisfied, and told his young nephew of his concerns. Nadal explained that if his expression looked that way, it was because he felt nervous and was afraid he might lose. He saw that as an understandable “human reaction.” After Nadal stood up for himself politely to Toni, his uncle responded, “O.K. O.K. I just tell you what I think, and if you don’t like it, I’m off home and you can find yourself another coach.”

Nadal writes, “I wasn’t thrilled at his reaction. Toni must know that I am one of the easiest players on the tour to get along with. Few treat their coach with more respect than I do. I listen to Toni, I do as he instructs, and even when things become tense, I rarely answer back. I am well-mannered on the court, I train at a hundred percent, and in everyday life I don’t put any pressure on those around me, much less Toni. So when he responded the way he did in the locker room at Flushing Meadows, I felt I had been treated unjustly. But I made an effort and contained myself.”

As told in the book, Nadal tried to explain to his strong-minded uncle that he simply did not agree with him in this instance. Usually he was in accord with Uncle Toni, but not this time. This time, Rafa told Toni that he felt he was wrong. Astoundingly, the older man responded this way: “If this is the way things are going to be, I can’t see any pleasure in being your coach any longer.” With that line, Uncle Toni stormed out of the locker room.


“I’ve seen reports in the news media saying that Toni forced me to play left-handed, and that he did this because it would make me harder to play against. Well, it’s not true. It’s a story the newspapers have made up. The truth is I began playing when I was very small, and because I wasn’t strong enough to hit the ball over the net, I’d hold the racket with both hands, on the forehand as well as the backhand. Then one day my uncle said, ‘There are no professional players who play with two hands [off both sides] and we’re not going to be the first ones, so you’ve got to change.’ So I did, and what came naturally to me was to play left-handed. Why, I can’t tell. Because I write with my right hand, and when I play basketball or golf—or darts—I play right-handed, too. But in football [soccer] I play with my left; my left foot is much stronger than my right. People say this gave me an advantage on the double-handed backhand, and they may be right. Having more feeling, more control on both hands than the majority of players, has to work in my favor, especially on cross-court shots, where a little strength helps. But this was definitely not something that Toni, in a moment of genius, thought up. It’s dumb to imagine that he might have been able to force me to play in a way that did not come naturally to me.”

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Re: Rafael Nadal

Postby alcesta » 24 Sep 2011, 12:37

Pa očigledno je Rafa isterao svoje pošto ima mnooooogo ljudskih reakcija ove sezone tokom mečeva, a Toni je i dalje s njim. :)

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Gama wrote:On stvarno ne lici na sebe na ovim fotkama :huh:

Ja mu na tim fotkama glavu i onako ni ne gledam, pa me baš briga što ne liči na sebe :biggrin:

:D Ja ne mogu da ne gledam glavu, to je jače od mene :lol:
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Re: Rafael Nadal

Postby Gama » 24 Sep 2011, 13:29

Neumoran je. Nema ga Toni :confused:
Rafael Nadal
Estos días estoy entrenando con Arnau Brugues. Preparándome para la gira Asiática!!

These days I'm training with Arnau Brugues. I'm getting ready for the Asian tour!

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Re: Rafael Nadal

Postby Gama » 24 Sep 2011, 21:57

Kako je bio slatko dete :)
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