Belo
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Yap umenikumbusha Nedved ,anakimbiza na mguu wa kulia but kwenye kufunga lazima afunge na mguu wa kushoto
Arsenal (The Gunners) | Special Thread
Arsenal (The Gunners) | Special Thread
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Yap umenikumbusha Nedved ,anakimbiza na mguu wa kulia but kwenye kufunga lazima afunge na mguu wa kushoto
Bukayo jr
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Unajua kwanini Theodore walcott alikuwa anasuasua kusaini mkataba?
Inasemekana dogo anataka acheze kama mshambuliaji wa kati mahara alipokuwa akicheza alipokuwa Southampton kabla ya kuhamia Arsenal January 2006
Ndio maana Arsene' wenger alisema "Theo hazinguliwi na Pesa sema kuna vijitofauti kidogo tunavishughulikia" hili kutaka kuwa Striker limeibuka baada ya dogo kuomba ushauri toka kwa kocha wake kule southampton Harry Redknapp
Dogo anaamini kuondoka RVP ni nafasi nzuri kwake kucheza kama mshambuliaji... MAJUZI harry amemwomba Arsene amwanzishe kati kati maana Speed yake kama cheetah na quick turns atawapa wakati mgumu sana mabeki..
May be ndo maana hajawa regular toka akae kikao na wenger...who knows tunaweza kuwa na Theo striker na sio tena Right winger...Tusubiri tuone
Gunners forever
Inasemekana dogo anataka acheze kama mshambuliaji wa kati mahara alipokuwa akicheza alipokuwa Southampton kabla ya kuhamia Arsenal January 2006
Ndio maana Arsene' wenger alisema "Theo hazinguliwi na Pesa sema kuna vijitofauti kidogo tunavishughulikia" hili kutaka kuwa Striker limeibuka baada ya dogo kuomba ushauri toka kwa kocha wake kule southampton Harry Redknapp
Dogo anaamini kuondoka RVP ni nafasi nzuri kwake kucheza kama mshambuliaji... MAJUZI harry amemwomba Arsene amwanzishe kati kati maana Speed yake kama cheetah na quick turns atawapa wakati mgumu sana mabeki..
May be ndo maana hajawa regular toka akae kikao na wenger...who knows tunaweza kuwa na Theo striker na sio tena Right winger...Tusubiri tuone
Gunners forever
Giro
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Acha maneno mbovu mbovu,hiyo ni sawa na punda kushindana mbio na chita, unafikiri atashinda?? anzeni kukimbia tu tunajua shortly mtakuwa pumziless.Mpira sio sindimba.
Giro
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Prof huwa ananifurahisha sana, gemu likianza huwa ndani ya suti, lakini kichapo kikianza anavua suti an piga jaketi.
Prof akiangalia jinsi ya kuwabangua Loserfools ....
Pick that out: Midfielder Santi Cazorla smashes in
Arsenal's second goal against Liverpool
Usimwambie mtu ......
Kijana hakuna njia hapa.. ...
MwafrikaHalisi
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Cesc Is Not Feeling Fab At Barcelona
Ulimakafu
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no need mate..........a traitor as well.
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Sasa alivyolilia kwenda alitegemea akachukue namba ya nani? Atafute tu njia ya kutokea na mapema-namsubiria na yule mwingine nae hana muda mrefu tutasikia kelele zake!
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Wenger in favour of FFP
You should get the resources you generate, says Arsenal boss
Arsene Wenger: Long-time defender of financial fair play
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger believes spending controls in the Premier League will help establish the "real size" of clubs.
The 20 Premier League club chairmen were presented with a range of possible financial controls to limit spending at a meeting on Thursday 30th september 2012 and will consider all the options later in the year.
Gunners boss Wenger feels measures such as UEFA's financial fair play rules - meaning clubs can only spend what they earn - should be introduced.
The rules would effectively prevent wealthy benefactors from injecting huge amounts of cash in order for a club to buy success - as has happened with Chelsea and Manchester City.
Wenger, speaking at a coaches' forum at UEFA's headquarters in Switzerland, said: "You should just get the resources you generate, that will determine the real size of the club.
"I personally am a long-time defender of financial fair play because I believe in the strength of purely football."
Majority
Although no final decision was taken at Thursday's Premier League meeting, West Ham co-owner David Gold claimed the majority of clubs are in favour of financial controls.
There are a range of controls possible such as limiting the wages to turnover ratio or adopting a model where clubs must break even.
Alternatively, Sunderland chairman Ellis Short has proposed a rule whereby clubs could only increase wages by a maximum of 10% over the three years from this season onwards.
But it is believed that several clubs, including Fulham, Chelsea, Manchester City and Everton, are opposed to the restrictions.
Gold told Bloomberg: "I think that there are 14 clubs that are ready for change. I think there are more. There could be as many as 17 clubs.
"There'll be a few who this won't suit but you've got to say what's in the best interest of the league as a whole."
At least 14 clubs must vote in favour of spending controls for the league to introduce the new rules.
More detailsBBC Sport - Uefa's plan for balanced budgets & level playing fields
:evil:kazi kwao wale waliokwisha zoea every summer wananunua mega acquisitions na hapa ndio watu wataelewa kwamba ARSENE si tu ni kocha bali ni Economist vile vile halaa Wenger, halaa Platini
You should get the resources you generate, says Arsenal boss
Arsene Wenger: Long-time defender of financial fair play
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger believes spending controls in the Premier League will help establish the "real size" of clubs.
The 20 Premier League club chairmen were presented with a range of possible financial controls to limit spending at a meeting on Thursday 30th september 2012 and will consider all the options later in the year.
Gunners boss Wenger feels measures such as UEFA's financial fair play rules - meaning clubs can only spend what they earn - should be introduced.
The rules would effectively prevent wealthy benefactors from injecting huge amounts of cash in order for a club to buy success - as has happened with Chelsea and Manchester City.
Wenger, speaking at a coaches' forum at UEFA's headquarters in Switzerland, said: "You should just get the resources you generate, that will determine the real size of the club.
"I personally am a long-time defender of financial fair play because I believe in the strength of purely football."
Majority
Although no final decision was taken at Thursday's Premier League meeting, West Ham co-owner David Gold claimed the majority of clubs are in favour of financial controls.
There are a range of controls possible such as limiting the wages to turnover ratio or adopting a model where clubs must break even.
Alternatively, Sunderland chairman Ellis Short has proposed a rule whereby clubs could only increase wages by a maximum of 10% over the three years from this season onwards.
But it is believed that several clubs, including Fulham, Chelsea, Manchester City and Everton, are opposed to the restrictions.
Gold told Bloomberg: "I think that there are 14 clubs that are ready for change. I think there are more. There could be as many as 17 clubs.
"There'll be a few who this won't suit but you've got to say what's in the best interest of the league as a whole."
At least 14 clubs must vote in favour of spending controls for the league to introduce the new rules.
More detailsBBC Sport - Uefa's plan for balanced budgets & level playing fields
:evil:kazi kwao wale waliokwisha zoea every summer wananunua mega acquisitions na hapa ndio watu wataelewa kwamba ARSENE si tu ni kocha bali ni Economist vile vile halaa Wenger, halaa Platini
Giro
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Naona nanyi mwaanza kutoana NGEU.
"Put up or shut up, Sagna" :-
Read more: Arsene Wenger tells Bacary Sagna: Stop whining or leave Arsenal | The Sun |Sport|Football
MwafrikaHalisi
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Arsenal v Southampton
Barclays Premier League Saturday, September 15, 2012, 17:00
TEAM NEWS:
Abou Diaby
He will have a test on Friday morning and we will go from there. At the moment he is 50:50. It is a small muscular problem that is very minor. But of course we are in the situation that, because we play so many games now, should we take a gamble or not with him? We are playing on Saturday, on Tuesday and then we go to Manchester City.
On the goalkeepers…
Lukasz Fabianski is out with a shoulder problem. He has come back from Poland with a shoulder problem and Wojciech is perfectly fit and ready. He will be in the squad. on any other injuries… There are none from the international games.
The only problem we have at the moment is that Theo Walcott is in bed with a virus. He missed the England game with a virus. He should be back today, so we will have to see how well he has recovered from that.
On Emmanuel Frimpong…
He is very close. He joins the squad again next week for complete, normal training. It is very good news because he is really fit and ready. He has worked very hard and we are amazed how good he looks at the moment. on long-term absentees….
Wilshere is not far away. Sagna is not far away. At the moment the injured players look like they are recovering well. The main injuries are Frimpong who is recovering well, Wilshere is short-term, Sagna around two weeks and Rosicky around two to three weeks.
Source: arsenal.com
Barclays Premier League Saturday, September 15, 2012, 17:00
TEAM NEWS:
Abou Diaby
He will have a test on Friday morning and we will go from there. At the moment he is 50:50. It is a small muscular problem that is very minor. But of course we are in the situation that, because we play so many games now, should we take a gamble or not with him? We are playing on Saturday, on Tuesday and then we go to Manchester City.
On the goalkeepers…
Lukasz Fabianski is out with a shoulder problem. He has come back from Poland with a shoulder problem and Wojciech is perfectly fit and ready. He will be in the squad. on any other injuries… There are none from the international games.
The only problem we have at the moment is that Theo Walcott is in bed with a virus. He missed the England game with a virus. He should be back today, so we will have to see how well he has recovered from that.
On Emmanuel Frimpong…
He is very close. He joins the squad again next week for complete, normal training. It is very good news because he is really fit and ready. He has worked very hard and we are amazed how good he looks at the moment. on long-term absentees….
Wilshere is not far away. Sagna is not far away. At the moment the injured players look like they are recovering well. The main injuries are Frimpong who is recovering well, Wilshere is short-term, Sagna around two weeks and Rosicky around two to three weeks.
Source: arsenal.com
MwafrikaHalisi
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Wenger hajasema 'put up or shut up' even though yeye kama MANAGER wa team anayo mamlaka ya kusema hivyo na mchezaji anapaswa kutii as long as yupo kwenye contract. But Wenger is not that type of person, if at all, angekuwa ameenda media kumbwatukia Van Persie na statement yake. Unaposoma The Sun chukulia kama unasoma Magazeti ya udaku hapa bongo. Mtu anatoa kauli lakini wanaamua kuitwist ili kuvutia wasomaji. This is what he said,
Arsene Wenger said:
Source: Arsene on Sagna on arsenal.com
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[h=1]Premier League ponders salary cap or financial fair play as new cash looms[/h]
[Photo: Richard Scudamore has had to answer questions about Premier League governance to a House of Commons select committee.]
The Premier League is considering the introduction of rules to control escalating player wages before the huge influx of cash from the next television deals in 2013-16. Potential rules presented to the clubs by the chief executive, Richard Scudamore, at a meeting in London on Thursday include a salary cap or a form of Uefa's financial fair play rules.
Some clubs feel strongly that the new TV deal, with £3bn already secured from the UK rights, should not be swallowed up by a new wave of pay inflation. But any rule change requires 14 of the 20 Premier League clubs to agree and it is not clear whether sufficient clubs will be in favour of strengthening financial regulations.
Manchester United and Arsenal, both of whom made profits in 2010-11, are understood to favour rules similar to Uefa's, which require clubs to move towards breaking even financially, not making losses. On Thursday Arsène Wenger supported that view, the Arsenal manager saying: "You should just get the resources you generate, that will determine the real size of the club."
However, some clubs see that as a move by the two with the greatest income to outspend everyone else. Manchester City, whose path to becoming Premier League champions has been achieved by the club's Abu Dhabi owner, Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed al-Nahyan, subsidising huge losses, are thought unlikely to support new regulations, even though they have consistently said they are aiming to break even. City argue that a level of investment by an owner to bankroll losses is necessary to lift a club to success on the field and commercially.
Other clubs, including Fulham, Everton, West Bromwich Albion, Newcastle and Tottenham Hotspur, are also understood to question whether clubs need new regulations, rather than being trusted to manage their own affairs.
Despite income rising every year, pay to players has risen steadily over the past decade. In 2001-02, clubs spent £1.1bn, 62% of their income, on players' wages. In 2010-11, the most recent year for which financial figures are available, income grew to £2.5bn but players' wages amounted to £1.8bn, 70% of the clubs' turnover. Despite massive commercial growth and the Premier League's growing popularity abroad, only eight of the 20 clubs made a profit in 2010-11.
West Ham United's chairman, David Gold, is vocally in favour of introducing rules to limit wages to help clubs make a profit, as is Dave Whelan, the Wigan Athletic owner. Peter Coates, the Stoke City owner, said all clubs would be helped by having to conform to agreed rules. "I hope this view is widely shared: we cannot have all the new money going in inflated wages and payments to agents," Coates said. "There is no need to do that; we will have the same players, they won't get better because we pay them more.
It should not be beyond us to find a formula which works for us all." Ellis Short, the owner and chairman of Sunderland, who lost £8m last year having spent 77% of the club's income in wages, is understood to favour restricting salary increases to 10% in each of the new TV deal's three years.
The clubs have agreed to work on the proposals in two separate groups of 10, then for all 20 to meet to consider the issue in detail at the end of September. The Premier League did not want to comment in detail until further work has been done; a spokesman confirmed: "There is a process under way to examine potential further financial regulation."
The Premier League is considering the introduction of rules to control escalating player wages before the huge influx of cash from the next television deals in 2013-16. Potential rules presented to the clubs by the chief executive, Richard Scudamore, at a meeting in London on Thursday include a salary cap or a form of Uefa's financial fair play rules.
Some clubs feel strongly that the new TV deal, with £3bn already secured from the UK rights, should not be swallowed up by a new wave of pay inflation. But any rule change requires 14 of the 20 Premier League clubs to agree and it is not clear whether sufficient clubs will be in favour of strengthening financial regulations.
Manchester United and Arsenal, both of whom made profits in 2010-11, are understood to favour rules similar to Uefa's, which require clubs to move towards breaking even financially, not making losses. On Thursday Arsène Wenger supported that view, the Arsenal manager saying: "You should just get the resources you generate, that will determine the real size of the club."
However, some clubs see that as a move by the two with the greatest income to outspend everyone else. Manchester City, whose path to becoming Premier League champions has been achieved by the club's Abu Dhabi owner, Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed al-Nahyan, subsidising huge losses, are thought unlikely to support new regulations, even though they have consistently said they are aiming to break even. City argue that a level of investment by an owner to bankroll losses is necessary to lift a club to success on the field and commercially.
Other clubs, including Fulham, Everton, West Bromwich Albion, Newcastle and Tottenham Hotspur, are also understood to question whether clubs need new regulations, rather than being trusted to manage their own affairs.
Despite income rising every year, pay to players has risen steadily over the past decade. In 2001-02, clubs spent £1.1bn, 62% of their income, on players' wages. In 2010-11, the most recent year for which financial figures are available, income grew to £2.5bn but players' wages amounted to £1.8bn, 70% of the clubs' turnover. Despite massive commercial growth and the Premier League's growing popularity abroad, only eight of the 20 clubs made a profit in 2010-11.
West Ham United's chairman, David Gold, is vocally in favour of introducing rules to limit wages to help clubs make a profit, as is Dave Whelan, the Wigan Athletic owner. Peter Coates, the Stoke City owner, said all clubs would be helped by having to conform to agreed rules. "I hope this view is widely shared: we cannot have all the new money going in inflated wages and payments to agents," Coates said. "There is no need to do that; we will have the same players, they won't get better because we pay them more.
It should not be beyond us to find a formula which works for us all." Ellis Short, the owner and chairman of Sunderland, who lost £8m last year having spent 77% of the club's income in wages, is understood to favour restricting salary increases to 10% in each of the new TV deal's three years.
The clubs have agreed to work on the proposals in two separate groups of 10, then for all 20 to meet to consider the issue in detail at the end of September. The Premier League did not want to comment in detail until further work has been done; a spokesman confirmed: "There is a process under way to examine potential further financial regulation."
Giro
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Nimekusoma kwa sana mkuu.Kila la kheri na vijana hawa Southampton. Koki bunduki yako vizuri tena mapema. vijana machachari sana hawa usipoangalia wanaweza kukutoa NGEU mtu mzima.
MwafrikaHalisi
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I have some updates: Diaby will be rested as there are tougher games ahead, Coqelin will take his place. Szczesny is back between the posts (though I'd prefer Mannone as he's been awesome) and some good news on Jack Wilshere our new number 10 starts FULL training next friday. As for tomorrow's game good luck to us. COYG
Viper
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hawa saints wana yule forward wao mrefu!! inabidi adhibitiwe! yule.. but i have positive feelings! mtu atakaa chini
MwafrikaHalisi
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Anaitwa Ricky Lambert. Hatari sana. Mi nawatazama tangu mechi ya kwanza madogo ni wazuri sana, City na United karibu wakae. Itakua mechi kali. Pia wana winga anaitwa Lallana ndo captain wao nae tishio sana. Jenkinson ana kazi leo. Beki za kati naamini watamdhibiti Lambert hasa kama Koscielny atapewa nafasi, who is very good when it comes to one-on-one situations. I think Giroud will be on the scoresheet today.
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