About Krasić and Janković, I’m not really sure how could I help you, but I’m grateful for your offer nevertheless. If you follow CSKA Moscow and any of Janković’s previous clubs (Mallorca, Palermo), you probably know more about their qualities and talent more than I do. All I can tell you about them regarding the NT is that they are a part of the same ‘golden’ generation that brought us many successes at U21 level and that is expected to bring much more at the senior level. They also make our wing positions crowded, especially the left wing where we also have young emerging talents like Zoran Tošić and Miralem Sulejmani, while on the right it is expected for one of those two to start. All in all, they are both considered as excellent players and it could be said they are fan favourites, but there’s still a feeling they’re not showing their true worth for the senior side and many bright things are expected from them in the future. Anyway, if you need my help, I’ll gladly assist you in any way I can.

P.S. Do you remember we’ve already spoken about Serbian football at the PSG Offside?

As I said, I am a very big fan of Serbian Football, watch them online and get to a few each year. I’m going to put out a preview from the Russia blog that will refer to CSKA Moscow, Miloš Krasić. I also write a blog for Genoa and would like make special mention of Boško Janković. I’ve always been impressed with him since his early days at Red Star and have been waiting to see him emerge as a star. If you have anything you’d like to add, I will include your naturally include your section in the blog and in the end hopefully people will hear more of Serbian Football.

Will you be doing a match preview for Partizan’s UEFA Cup matches?

Well, when a team plays a game running around the opponent’s penalty area, passess the ball up and down, tries to somehow breach it’s 11-man defense and yet ultimately fail, it’s really hard to tell who had a good game and who didn’t. Krasić had a pretty good game, I believe, he was excellent at the right flank and looked like our most dangerous player throughout the match. Milijaš didn’t have a chance to show his abilities, but he didn’t dissapiont at all. He should have been given more opportunities to shoot from distance – you probably know that’s his greatest strenght and if you ask me, our strongest weapon against France if he plays. About Zoran Tošić, who I rate very highly, I couldn’t say much. He was pretty invisible during the game and I just hope he would prove his worth against Les Bleus, where I think he could easily outplay Bakary Sagna. If he plays, of course – Sulejmani is probably our most dangerous player and both he and Boško Janković could also play in that position. I’ll write more about that in the match preview.

Thanks again for dropping by!

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