Haben hier einen Link einer aktuellen israelischen Zeitung. Habe es auf Englisch übersetzt und demnach is das Ding wohl zu unseren Gunsten so gut wie durch!!!
http://www.one.co.il/Article/180326.html
...."Chairman Kaiserslautern land to try and close the transfer Schechter
Stefan Kunz, chairman of Kaiserslautern in Germany, is expected to land in Israel to meet with international agent of Itai Shechter, Ronen Katsav, to try and summarize the final terms of the striker after the German club a formal proposal was made two weeks ago.
Kunz comes to try and close the transfer of the Schechter Kaiserslautern, whose interest was first published in-ONE. Schechter also did impressions left Hanover at West Bromwich, but as already published rather play in rows "Red Devils" for treatment he received there and the fact that he built the team to lead the attack next season.
Hapoel Haifa for the final training
Schachter and his associates returned to the past few weeks said: "The German league is best for me. Kaiserslautern build me I play the most. They have an amazing stadium, like all teams in Germany, it will be an experience to play every game with more than 50,000 spectators."
Not yet clear whether Kunz enough to meet with leaders of Hapoel Tel Aviv in order to promote the deal, and possibly permanently closed transition Cup final the next day. On - estimated that Kunz will try to summarize the terms of the striker according to the amounts already offered to Kaiserslautern, a salary of about 600 thousand Euro season for three years. plus bonuses may pioneer earn more than 700 thousand euros a season.
Hapoel Tel Aviv is expected to receive over two million euros for Schechter, and subject to negotiations with the Germans amount should grow around 2.5 million. It should be noted that 20 per cent of urban Shmona will be obtained in accordance with the plea Elroy Cohen, and 18 percent will be moved to Maccabi Netanya."....
So weit geht moi pälzisch net. Bei uns hääßen die Dinger nämlisch Grumbeere - unn des aach schun ziemlisch lang
