Teemu Pukki

I think i agree totally with this..

He wasn't expecting how hard and physical it would be here and ultimately it's cost him, he thought he'd score for fun.. Many come with that mindset and fail..

 

Think he will carve out a half decent career for himself but Scottish football not for him. Wish him the best though

 

Pukki humble and honest: I've no right to critisize

The Scottish media interpreted Pukki wrong - "It did not go so well that I could criticize"

Teemu Pukki was alleged to characterize the Scottish first league low level when the attacker was signed from Celtic to Danish Brondby. According to the attacker his words were misunderstood.

In the middle of the week the Scottish media reported Finland's striker Teemu Pukki to consider the local league low level.

Pukki moved on a loan from Glasgow Celtic to the Danish Brondby in the summer transfer window.

In the media the attacker was quoted as if he had described the Scottish first league "as having only one good team."

- In Denmark I was asked which league is better. I did not mean to say as was reported in Scotland. I meant that in Denmark more teams are fighting for the championship, while in Scotland in recent years Celtic have won the championship with a farely big difference, Pukki tells on the eve of the UEFA EURO 2016 Qualifiers.

- I'm in no way saying the league is poor. I do not have any right to say so, it was not going so well that I could criticize. There are many good teams. This is how the media acts sometimes.


yle.fi 7.9.2014

http://yle.fi/urheilu/skottimedia_tulkitsi_pukkia_vaarin_-_ei_mennyt_niin_hyvin_etta_voisin_kritisoida/7457074

 

No probs Teemu, I wasn't offended tbh.

Good luck in Brondby.

 

Good luck in Bronby Teemu u will be sorely missed

 

* are you smoking mate he was *

 

* :smiley-laughing002:

 

The Scottish media twisting a persons words to create a bad news Celtic story? Surely not?

 

"You are the weakest link, goodbye."

Ronny Deila telling Pukki he's going out on loan.

 

The Media is the same everywhere. :smiley-laughing002:
The Finnish Media? Surely not? :smiley-laughing002:

 

That actually brightened up my day

 

Heisenberg fk up

 

Derrybhoy pls

 

Don't you know that all media in the universe have an anti-Celtic bias?

 

Ahhh, you are back to that guy again. Carry on.

 

Get r4kt

 

Brøndby are at home against Randers FC tomorrow, 4pm KO Scottish time. Currently 8 points behind leaders FC Midtjylland with 1 game in hand.

Wonder if Pukki and Fridjonsson will play a part/score. Brøndby also have Johan Elmander so I doubt both our players will play.

 

* the randers

 

I'll be watching the match if I find a stream.

Teemu was signed by Brondby as with a higher profile player not as a "bench tender". In Finland he's supposed to be in the squad or even in the starting eleven.

Teemu tells (yle.fi) he's getting familiar with club and the team during the first week there. He already knows the team tactics after first training week.

He is feeling well and not that nervous before the first game today. The first game in the new team is at least special.

Teemu's been living the first week with the Brondby goalie and the Finnish international Lukas Hradecky. "Luke" has been watching Teemu settles down and gets adapted.

Lukas Hradecky was a middleman between Teemu and the Brondby management. He learned Teemu was free for the move and at the same time Brondby needed a striker.

 

They play with two strikers and Elmander - Pukki is the likely starting duo. Pukki will score a nice amount of goals in Denmark when all the other teams don't go with the bus defending as they do against Celtic in Scotland. Brøndby in my opinion have the strongest team in Scandinavia at the moment.

If anyone watches Brøndby, take a look at their goalkeeper Lukas Hradecky. Probably will move to a much bigger team than Celtic when the time comes (next summer), probably the top keeper in Scandinavia at the moment. Crazy from Finland's boss Mixu not to make him the first keeper in national team...