We were solid defensively (except for Comor) and the majority of Travnik's chances came from outside of the goalkeeper box. Our goal came from the only good pass I can remember Kojasevic having. None of the above should be an excuse for the awful game we played and because of that Travnik has to be a little disappointed. This packed area was too much for us to get through.

This stopped play, cause a bad pass, caused us to lose the ball to the player pressuring, or moved us forward where we faced their midfielders and defenders. When we got closer to the final third, they would have their forwards and/or midfielder pressure or foul us.

This earned them many yellows in the middle of the field. If we were on the run that looked like it might have some success, they fouled. For one thing, they kept us in the midfield and away from their goal very successfully. In my opinion, Travnik played a decent defensive game. I took some notes on the game and here's my take on it. This game is not a very good judge of our strengths and looking at it positively, it does reveal a lot of what we need to work on.

It felt like one of the first games of the season with the national teams break being so long. So, that's my take on the next Premijer Liga round, anyone else willing to share theirs? I know Bozanac is icthing to do so. Boy, the BPL has an exciting round coming up. Now the draw is very unrealistic but if they can scrap and fight hard adding to the fact Borac might take this for a given three points, and you've got some kind of opportunity here. This equals 4 points from six, a great confidence boost for future rounds. If I was Sloboda right now, I'd go in with a mindset of: If we can get a draw here, we'll be in great shape to take three points from Celik on the next Friday. Finally, Slobada Tuzla taking on Borac it seems will have an easy route to victory in this. Now, you probably don't agree but we'll just have to wait and see. I just think that FKS will take this game really seriously, and fight hard for all three points, hard enough to win by two goals. Thoe matches would be Olimpic against Slavija and (many won't agree with me on this one) Zrinjski and Sarajevo. A few matches looks as if they're destined to end up lopsided. A similar situation in the Travnik/Kozara match (tied on points). Rudar versus Leotar will be important for the two teams in this game seeing as they're a point apart from each other. It looks as if Siroki Brijeg will continue on with their success and stay in the CL qualifier spot for at least one more round. Obviously, we won't be seeing many top club clashes, although Zeljeznicar against Velez will be very important for both teams, along with being the game to watch in this round. For complete results, click here.Heading into the next round of BPL match-ups, we'll see this: This table shows up to the 10 most recent results.

He adopted two kittens named Luna and Mew in 2019.

Gosu has stated he likes to play champions with invisibility in their kit.

Prior to Vayne's release, he mained mid, but he liked Vayne enough to switch to the AD Carry role.

However, this was actually caused by a pathing bug in the game, where Caitlyn traps and Zyra seeds are treated as terrain in the moment that they are placed. In February of 2017, Gosu faced scripting allegations due to the way his characters appeared to path around newly placed Caitlyn traps and Zyra seeds. On December 31 2015, Gosu published multiples photo of himself on Twitter and Facebook. On December 5 2015, Gosu streamed with a microphone for the first time ever.

Despite this, he chose to remain anonymous, streaming without microphone or camera. Following the release of Vayne, he began to gain a large following online from his high elo montages and gameplay. Gosu started streaming in 2012 for fun, citing Doublelift as one of his inspirations. Gosu began playing League of Legends again and for good in 2010. He started playing League of Legends in 2009 but quit after a few weeks to go back to SC2. While playing Starcraft 2 a lot of his friends nicknamed him Gosu (highly skilled person in Korean) so he began using it as his username. He was born in Quebec, Montreal and grew up in Edmonton, Alberta where he majored in Computer Science, but took a break to focus on streaming.

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