Крейг Белами

[Гост S.Gerrard]

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Birthdate: 13 July 1979

Birthplace: Cardiff, Wales

Other clubs: Norwich City (1990-2000), Coventry City (2000-01), Newcastle United (2001-05), Celtic (loan 2005), Blackburn Rovers (2005-06), West Ham United (2007-09), Manchester City (2009-11), Cardiff City (loan 2010-11), Cardiff City (2 / 2012-14)

Bought from: Blackburn Rovers / Manchester City

Signed for LFC: 6000000 / Free, 01.07.2006 / 31.08.2011

International debut: 25.03.1998 vs. Jamaica

International caps: 78/19 (17/5 at LFC) - 15.10.2013

Liverpool debut: 09.08.2006

Last appearance: 13.05.2012

Debut goal: 09.08.2006

Last goal: 31.01.2012

Contract expiry: 10.07.2007 / 10.08.2012

Win ratio: 50.63% W: 40 D: 15 L: 24

Games/goals ratio: 4.39

Honours: League Cup 2012

Total games/goals opposite LFC: 11 / 0

LFC league games/goals: 54 / 13

Total LFC games/goals: 79 / 18

 

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Player profile

 

Bellamy started his career at Norwich making his first-team debut in the 1996/97 season. He alerted bigger clubs to his ability by scoring 13 goals in 38 games in his first full season and making his Wales debut. He scored 19 goals in 43 games the following season and after an injury hit 1999/00 season he was sold for a club record fee of £6.5 million to replace Robbie Keane at Coventry. His former manager in the Welsh international side, Bobby Gould, had great faith in young Craig: "Bellamy is a terrific talent with tremendous flair and ability. When I was working at international level, there were three outstanding prospects in the country - Michael Owen, Robbie Keane and Craig Bellamy. Craig is right up there with the other two. He's a philosopher and disciple of the game, and travels all over Europe at his own expense, watching the top clubs and learning from the best players. I was telling Premiership managers three years ago to go out and buy him, so I think it's a great signing." The Sky Blues were relegated from the Premier League in his only season but luckily for Bellamy Newcastle were fully aware of his capabilities.

 

Bellamy spent next four years at Newcastle and was voted PFA Young Player of the Year in his debut 2001/02 season. His boss Bobby Robson described him as "a great player wrapped round an unusual and volatile character." Knee problems curtailed his career at the Magpies and Bellamy was even worried that he might never overcome them. He still managed to play 128 games and score 43 goals. After Sir Bobby left Newcastle in 2004 Bellamy had a very public falling-out with his successor, Graeme Souness, who voiced his displeasure in his notes in Newcastle's match programme: "Craig Bellamy has been a disruptive influence from the minute I walked into this football club with his attitude to the coaching staff, to me and to his teammates." Former assistant manager of Newcastle Terry McDermott wasn't a big fan either. "I've never come across so much hatred and unrest over one person." Bellamy was sent on loan to Celtic at the end of January 2005. He scored nine goals in 15 matches in Scotland but Bellamy wasn't interested in a long-term deal. The fiery Welshman joined another fiery Welshman at Blackburn prior to the 2005/06 season. Bellamy flourished under Mark Hughes' guidance and scored 17 goals in 32 games and was considered by many the buy of the season. He had a £6 million get-out clause in his contract which Liverpool took full advantage of and this lifelong Red joined his idols. Bellamy was very inconsistent in which proved to be his only season at Liverpool when he made 33 starts and nine substitute appearances. He showed his obvious talents on occasions but unfortunately the "highlight" was his Tiger Woods imitation on Liverpool's club trip to Portugal when John Arne Riise faced the angry Welshman and his golf club. Bellamy made light of the incident when celebrating his goal against Barcelona in February 2007 with a mock golf swing. His international manager, John Toshack, was impressed by Bellamy when commenting on him in November 2006: "Craig is the nearest thing to Kevin Keegan I have seen in 20 years. For us, he led by example and is a constant threat with his pace and running. He is so like Kevin, my old strike partner at Liverpool. Kevin could turn bad passes into good ones with his determination and running, and Craig does the same. Their work rates are very similar - Craig just runs, and runs and so did Kevin."

 

Bellamy played with the Hammers for one and a half season where injuries took their toll on him, but despite only managing nine goals in 26 games for 18 months he was sold for a whopping £14 million to Manchester City in January 2009. Bellamy scored four goals in 11 matches in his debut season at Eastlands. He seemed be fairly happily settled at City, missing only six of the 38 Premier League matches in 2009/10. He endeared himself to the City fans by scoring twice in a League match at Old Trafford, the second making the score 3-3 with time running out; however, there was still enough time for Michael Owen to grab a United winner in added-time. In what turned out to be his only full season at City Bellamy scored ten goals from 32 Premier League matches as well as boasting eight assists. Bellamy was on the move again, but this time on a season-long loan deal to his hometown club, Cardiff City. He was immediately named club captain, scored 11 goals from 36 matches and proved instrumental with 13 assists in 2010/11. Cardiff's quest to become a Premier League club again ended in disappointment after Reading defeated them in the end-of-season play-off semi-final.

 

On the last day of the 2011 summer transfer-window 32-year-old Bellamy made a surprise return to Liverpool five years after he first arrived at Anfield. Bellamy had been granted a free transfer by Manchester City after the club agreed to settle the final year of the player’s £90,000-a-week contract, though the compensation did not total the full £4.6 million. Liverpool's Director of Football, Damien Comolli, was pleased with adding the Welshman to Dalglish's squad: "Both for Kenny and I it was a no-brainer. He has pace, he's a good finisher, he works hard and the timing of his runs is second to none. His work-rate is really good and what we really liked is the fact he is so versatile. He can play wide, he can play up front, he can play off the target man, so he is an ideal complement to the squad we have built during the summer." Bellamy was one of the big success stories of the season. He appeared in almost three-quarters of the 51 first-team matches, even though he was rarely asked to play twice in the same week due to his physical condition. He made a significant contribution with nine goals, the most important of which was the strike that took the club through to the final of the League Cup, ironically where they met Cardiff City. In the final he came on as a substitute for Jordan Henderson midway through the second half, applauded by both sets of fans. As Liverpool celebrated the win Bellamy made a point of going to the Cardiff fans, thanking them for their reception. He was also a substitute in the FA Cup semi-final with Everton at Wembley and laid on the winning goal for Andy Carroll, guaranteeing himself a starting place in the final against Chelsea. Bellamy contributed nine goals to the campaign, but failed to score in his last 13 games of which six were 'starts'. Bellamy left for Cardiff in August 2012, the main reason being he wanted to live with his family there, having been forced to live apart while he was at Liverpool.

 

Bellamy was a key figure in 2012-13 as his hometown club returned to the top division for the first time since 1962. He played in thirty-three Championship matches, scoring four times.

 

]Bellamy signs for LFC[/b]

 

Liverpool have tonight announced that Craig Bellamy has signed a contract with the club.

 

The Welshman will wear the No.39 shirt.

[Гост Riise]

Честит да ни е ..тоя винаги ни е уважавал нямам търпение отново да го видя с червената тениска ..иначе е добро решение за 1-2 сезона

[Гост Георги Бинев]

Още не е официално, а и сайта падна :D

[Гост N7Hristov]

Става, мисля че ще помогне. Със сигурност за момента е по-добър от Гошо.

[Гост S.Gerrard]

Още не е официално, а и сайта падна :D

 

Bellamy signs for LFC

 

Liverpool have tonight announced that Craig Bellamy has signed a contract with the club.

 

The Welshman will wear the No.39 shirt.

[Гост deadpoll]

Белами е фен на Пуул от малък - но не "фен" , а фен.

 

признавам си , че ми е слабост още откакто играеше за Сър Боби при джордитата. с шиърър бяха смазващи.

 

добре дошъл отново на лудия голфаджия. истински боец. непримирим, луд, тотално перде, изгарящ в играта.страхотна опция на скамейката или когато е нужно, титуляр.

 

само да си пази колената

[Гост rounder]

Еми айде успех и да не създава проблеми.

[Гост SuperSizee]

Дано този скиптицизъм който имам към него ме накара да изчезне :thumbsup:

[Гост Kimi]

Добре дошъл на голфъра,смятам,че има с какво да ни помогне :)

[Гост DeaThRoW]

Дано този скиптицизъм който имам към него ме накара да изчезне :thumbsup:

+1

 

Не разбирам защо го прокламират толкова, все едно е на 25 и го взимаме за пръв път, но айде- успех му пожелавам, да влиза там в последните минути и да върши чудеса.

[Гост Simply Red]

Добре дошъл отново у дома !

 

Белъми си ми е слабост,просто има харизматични играчи,които винаги ще ги уважвама и с носталгия ще си спомням за тях,когато спрът да се състезават,уелсецът е точно такъв и от тази гледна точка се радвам,че Далглиш е решил да го върне в отбора. Ясно е,че идва като алтернатива и резервен вариант на Суарез,не плащаме нищо за негп,предполагам запознат е и със статута си,така че няма проблем и можем само да спечелим от неговото присъствие,на този етап имаме нужда от подобен футболист,дори и в краткосрочен план. Още един дoбър и разумен ход на Кени и Комоли.

 

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За такива моменти си струва да се гледа тази игра

[Гост Simply Red]

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[Гост S.Gerrard]

Photo special: Bellamy is back

 

Here are the first photographs of Craig Bellamy back at Liverpool Football Club after the striker rejoined the Reds on transfer deadline day.

 

Look out for the first interview with our new No.39 following his switch back to Anfield on Liverpoolfc.tv on Wednesday.

 

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[Гост Viko]

Дано покаже формата си от Сити преди 2 години, успех!

[Гост TheoScouse]

Всично най-добро. Успех Крейг!

[Гост Pauleta]

RT @JudeL07: 2011 - total spend: £116.7m; total receipts: £82m; net spend: £34.7m; average cost of each new #lfc signing: £4.98m.

 

 

[Гост Kuyt]

Много е талантлив, не го слуша главата, но талантът му е на лице и се надявам, че ще помогне в дългата борба.

[Гост Димитър Петков]

Аз се надявам вторият му престой за отбора да бъде много по-успешен и "титлен" от първия :sarcastic: Много успехи, малко контузии, мотивацията и качествата си ги има. Убеден съм че в договора му има забранителна клауза да не играе голф :empathy3:

[Гост Claw]

Добре дошъл вкъщи :)

И аз съм малко скептик за този трансфер,но вярвам,че Кени си знае работата :)

УСПЕХ!

[Гост Red One]

Да ни е честит, мисля, че ще ни помогне, особено в мачове, където трябва да се играе с хъс, злоба и рутина, а другите са спекли. Дано се опази от контузии и да зашие 15-ина парцала за сезона.

 

Добре дошъл вкъщи :)

И аз съм малко скептик за този трансфер,но вярвам,че Кени си знае работата :)

УСПЕХ!

 

Чак пък вкъщи. Белъми е играл повече, в почти всички останали отбори, където е бил. При нас беше само една година и игра чат-пат.

[Гост lpoolfc]

Бях малко скептичен към тоя трансфер,но след като вече е факт мога само успех да му пожелая.В най-добрите му години наистина беше добър играч,дано покаже поне малко от това.проблеми едва ли ще създава,сега е при Кени,не при Бенитез.

[Гост 0ne]

От Ливърпул не съм го запомнил с много,но имам много добри спомени от престоя му в Сити.Пожелавам му да си върне формата от гражданите,най-вече да е здрав и да направи тоя сезон 10 гола от скамейката :)

[Гост ZdraveCa]

Има същата тема и в "бивши играчи" :sarcastic: Май трябваше само да се премести

[Гост NikolaY]

За мен това е добър ход, нуждаем се от подобни играчи с хъс и себераздаване на терена и не на последно място, гадняри. Радвам се за трансфера му, пожелавам му да е здрав и когато имаме нужда от него да ни помага. :lfc3:

[Гост Георги Бинев]

Аз лично съм много щастлив, че "най-големият играч на голф" се завърна. Бях го писал в темата за коментарите на трансферите и малко ще се повторя, но харесвам Крейг още от Нюкасъл, а в Сити за мен беше великолепен, както и при нас де. Не е от най-добрите нападатели в света, нито пък сега ще е в невероятно форма, но е човек, който ще помогне на този отбор. Има страшен хъс, има скорост, има финт, удар. Неща необходими на един централен нападател. Играл е и като крило в Сити или нещо подобно на крило, което също е добър атестат за един него лично според мен.