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 Poland
Poland have suffered disappointing group-stage exits at the last two
World Cups, despite what had been described as a good draw in 2002
(South Korea, United States and Portugal) and a dream one in 2006
(Germany, Costa Rica and Ecuador).
They have again had a
favourable draw for Euro 2008, facing Germany, Austria and Croatia;
Beenhakker must use his motivational skills to ensure a different
outcome. After the draw, he said: β€We will go to Austria and
Switzerland to fight for the title,β€ but quickly added, β€the same as 15
other teams.β€
Goalkeepers:
Artur Boruc (Celtic/SCO)
Tomasz Kuszczak (Manchester United/ENG)
Lukasz Fabianski (Arsenal/ENG)
Wojciech Kowalewski (Korona Kielce)
Defenders:
Jacek Bak (Austria Vienna/AUT)
Arkadiusz Radomski (Austria
Vienna/AUT)
Marcin Wasilewski (Anderlecht/BEL)
Pawel Golanski (Steaua
Bucharest/ROM)
Mariusz Jop (FK Moscow/RUS)
Adam Kokoszka (Wisla
Krakow)
Jakub Wawrzyniak (Legia Warsaw)
Michal Zewlakow
(Olympiakos/GRE)
Grzegorz Bronowicki (Red Star Belgrade/SRB)
Midfielders:
Dariusz Dudka (Wisla Krakow)
Wojciech Lobodzinski (Wisla Krakow)
Jakub Blaszczykowski (Borussia Dortmund/GER)
Mariusz Lewandowski
(Shakhtar Donetsk/UKR)
Rafal Murawski (Lech Poznan)
Lukasz Gargula
(GKS Belchatow)
Jacek Krzynowek (VfL Wolfsburg/GER)
Euzebiusz
Smolarek (Racing Santander/ESP)
Radoslaw Majewski (Groclin Grodzisk)
Michal Golinski (Zaglebie Lubin)
Michal Pazdan (Gornik Zabrze)
Forwards:
Maciej Zurawski (AE Larissa/GRE)
Tomasz Zahorski (Gornik Zabrze)
Radoslaw Matusiak (Wisla Krakow)
Lukasz Piszczek (Hertha Berlin/GER)
Marek Saganowski (Southampton/ENG)
Artur Wichniarek (Arminia
Bielefeld/GER)
Dawid Janczyk (CSKA Moscow/RUS)
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