Kweli
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Mkuu naona sababu inaweza kuwa hii ya 3. Tokea England watuchukulie physio wetu Gary Lewin naona hili tatizo ndio limezidi.
Arsenal (The Gunners) | Special Thread
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Mkuu naona sababu inaweza kuwa hii ya 3. Tokea England watuchukulie physio wetu Gary Lewin naona hili tatizo ndio limezidi.
Peasant
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Recurrent hamstring and groin injuries may indicate poor medical practice. Chelsea are lucky to have one of the best in business, Bryan English as club doctor.
Kana-Ka-Nsungu
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Naona mijitu ya Man U na Chelsea inatushambulia kila tukifungwa hapa lakini wanasahau kuwa hadi sasa msimamo wa ligi unaonyesha lost games ni Arsenal 4, Man u 3, Chelsea 3. We are still in there, mwaka huu tutaona vigogo wakipoteza gemu nyingi zaidi na sitashangaa hata kama mshindi wa ligi mwishoni atakuwa amepoteza mechi at least 5. Chelsea amefungwa na Villa, Wigan na City, siamini kama huu msimu utaisha bila ya wao kupigwa na Liver, Man U au Arsenal. Man U wote tunajua akitia mguu Emirates ni raha tu. Mr AW,....sorry Prof; pse get that striker in january and rhe title is ours!!!
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kuna rumours anaweza kumchukua pavlyuchenko sasa tusubiri tuone itakuwaje kama spurs wataweza kutuuzia manake rivals wetu hawa.
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Arsene Wenger: Size Is Not Important For Arsenal
Gunners do not need bigger players, claims manager…
Dec 8, 2009 4:53:17 PM
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Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has claimed that his squad's lack of height is not something that he deliberately planned.
The Frenchman also feels that the issue of a lack of physical presence in his side has been overplayed.
"It was not a conscious decision [to have a shorter team]," said Wenger, according to the Gunners' official website.
"We spoke about that because at one stage we had Emmanuel Petit, (Patrick) Vieira, Steve Bould, Martin Keown, Tony Adams – they were all tall, and (Nicolas) Anelka for example. But it was not a conscious choice.
"At the beginning of the season we started with Robin van Persie, Nicklas Bendtner, Alex Song and Abou Diaby. We were a tall team because we had the back four plus these four players and they were really tall. I think it's down to the injuries we have had. We lost Diaby, Bendtner and Van Persie together. They are three players who have an impact physically.
"When you don't win people will find you a reason anyway. If you lose and you're tall they say you're too tall you know.
"I don't think [a lack of height] stopped anybody from winning trophies but sometimes in England it can have an impact on set pieces away from home. But I looked on set pieces and we didn't concede more than anybody else."
And Wenger feels his side's lack of goalscoring success from set-pieces in recent games has been down to the absence of one key player.
"We don't score many set-pieces since Van Persie has been out because his delivery was exceptional and we were quite dangerous on set pieces [earlier in the season]," he added.
Meanwhile, the Gunners travel to Greece to face Olympiakos on Wednesday night with a very youthful squad after injuries have cut deep at the Emirates.
The Frenchman trusts his youngsters to do a good job for him though.
"I believe we will be judged on the result," he asserted.
"Do we respect the competition or not will be decided by the quality of our game and the result. That is a gamble I take because I believe these players will do well.
"I believe that we want to get through the group unbeaten. We want to win always. When you represent Arsenal Football Club there is only one way to do that and that is to win every game you play.
"I'm convinced that we will be tested defensively because that's where we have to show that away from home with a young team we can be tested. But I am convinced as well that going forward we can create a lot.
"It is a risk [to play a young side] because you know if you don't win the game you will be criticised but I trust these players to do well. They have a lot of experience already of the big games and it will be another experience for them to show how good they are.
"It will give them a little belief and confidence and we will see some players we have never seen at that level and that is as well for me a good opportunity to judge how good these players are."
Gunners do not need bigger players, claims manager…
Dec 8, 2009 4:53:17 PM
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EPL: Arsene Wenger, Arsenal - West Ham United (PA)
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has claimed that his squad's lack of height is not something that he deliberately planned.
The Frenchman also feels that the issue of a lack of physical presence in his side has been overplayed.
"It was not a conscious decision [to have a shorter team]," said Wenger, according to the Gunners' official website.
"We spoke about that because at one stage we had Emmanuel Petit, (Patrick) Vieira, Steve Bould, Martin Keown, Tony Adams – they were all tall, and (Nicolas) Anelka for example. But it was not a conscious choice.
"At the beginning of the season we started with Robin van Persie, Nicklas Bendtner, Alex Song and Abou Diaby. We were a tall team because we had the back four plus these four players and they were really tall. I think it's down to the injuries we have had. We lost Diaby, Bendtner and Van Persie together. They are three players who have an impact physically.
"When you don't win people will find you a reason anyway. If you lose and you're tall they say you're too tall you know.
"I don't think [a lack of height] stopped anybody from winning trophies but sometimes in England it can have an impact on set pieces away from home. But I looked on set pieces and we didn't concede more than anybody else."
And Wenger feels his side's lack of goalscoring success from set-pieces in recent games has been down to the absence of one key player.
"We don't score many set-pieces since Van Persie has been out because his delivery was exceptional and we were quite dangerous on set pieces [earlier in the season]," he added.
Meanwhile, the Gunners travel to Greece to face Olympiakos on Wednesday night with a very youthful squad after injuries have cut deep at the Emirates.
The Frenchman trusts his youngsters to do a good job for him though.
"I believe we will be judged on the result," he asserted.
"Do we respect the competition or not will be decided by the quality of our game and the result. That is a gamble I take because I believe these players will do well.
"I believe that we want to get through the group unbeaten. We want to win always. When you represent Arsenal Football Club there is only one way to do that and that is to win every game you play.
"I'm convinced that we will be tested defensively because that's where we have to show that away from home with a young team we can be tested. But I am convinced as well that going forward we can create a lot.
"It is a risk [to play a young side] because you know if you don't win the game you will be criticised but I trust these players to do well. They have a lot of experience already of the big games and it will be another experience for them to show how good they are.
"It will give them a little belief and confidence and we will see some players we have never seen at that level and that is as well for me a good opportunity to judge how good these players are."
Ng'wanza Madaso
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Fabregas wants a new striker at Arsenal
Dec 8, 2009 12:00 PM | By Sapa-dpa
Cesc Fabregas believes Arsenal need to sign a target-man style centre-forward, according to a British daily newspaper.
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Arsenal's Cesc Fabregas shoots and scores his second goal past AZ Alkmaar goalkeeper Sergio Romero (not pictured) during their Champions League match at The Emirates stadium.
The Spanish midfielder is frustrated by his side's recent underperformance, which saw them lose 3-0 at home to Chelsea in the Premier League and by the same scoreline in the Carling Cup to Manchester City before Saturday's 2-0 win over Stoke City.
"Throughout the game (against City) we had a lot of possession but didn't really have anyone to go in behind the defenders, apart from Carlos Vela," Fabregas said.
"We had a lot of similar players who like the ball into their feet. Sometimes it's true that you need a different kind of option."
Arsenal's hopes of lifting a trophy this season have been severely hampered by the loss of centre-forwards Nicklas Bendtner and Robin van Persie to injury.
But Fabregas thinks that a different, more physical option - like Chelsea's Didier Drogba - may be advantageous even were the whole squad available.
"Overall, I saw a Chelsea team that was normal but a team that has probably the best striker in the world," he said of his side's defeat at the Emirates.
"An average team that has the best striker in the world can always do something and Didier Drogba makes all the difference."
Dec 8, 2009 12:00 PM | By Sapa-dpa
Cesc Fabregas believes Arsenal need to sign a target-man style centre-forward, according to a British daily newspaper.
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The Spanish midfielder is frustrated by his side's recent underperformance, which saw them lose 3-0 at home to Chelsea in the Premier League and by the same scoreline in the Carling Cup to Manchester City before Saturday's 2-0 win over Stoke City.
"Throughout the game (against City) we had a lot of possession but didn't really have anyone to go in behind the defenders, apart from Carlos Vela," Fabregas said.
"We had a lot of similar players who like the ball into their feet. Sometimes it's true that you need a different kind of option."
Arsenal's hopes of lifting a trophy this season have been severely hampered by the loss of centre-forwards Nicklas Bendtner and Robin van Persie to injury.
But Fabregas thinks that a different, more physical option - like Chelsea's Didier Drogba - may be advantageous even were the whole squad available.
"Overall, I saw a Chelsea team that was normal but a team that has probably the best striker in the world," he said of his side's defeat at the Emirates.
"An average team that has the best striker in the world can always do something and Didier Drogba makes all the difference."
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Is Carlton Cole Just What Wenger Needs During the January Transfer?
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Callum D'Souza Callum D'Souza
Senior Analyst, Featured Columnist
Senior Analyst Written on December 07, 2009
Mike Hewitt/Getty Images
This is one of the worst injury crises Wenger has ever faced. After the 2-0 win against a doughty Stoke side, Arsene Wenger had 12 players injured, a quarter of which are forwards.
The likes of Johan Djourou, Robin van Persie, Kieran Gibbs, and Tomas Rosicky look set for a lengthy spell on the sidelines whilst Abou Diaby, Theo Walcott, Gael Clichy, Nicklas Bendtner, and Eduardo Da Silva are all a few weeks away.
Currently Wenger is being forced to play his little Russian magician Andrei Arshavin as a center forward. Although the Russian was impressive during (and scored in) the 2-0
win over Tony Pulis' Stoke City, reinforcements are badly needed, which Wenger, for once, has accepted.
Rumour has it that Wenger may make a surprise bid for talented West Ham striker Carlton Cole during the January transfer window.
Cole would be a superb option to cover the current Arsenal injury woes. Cole is a strong, imposing striker who has good aerial ability and a fierce shot. The 26-year-old would fit into the Arsenal formation easily due to his versatility and ability to play as a lone striker.
The England international has experience and is currently in top form with a stunning seven goals in 13 games so far this campaign.
A bid of around £12-£15 million would prove extremely tempting for Gianfranco Zola.
The West Ham manager would not be keen to lose his talented frontman, but a big offer may make the Italian to allow Cole to depart.
by Callum D'Souza Callum D'Souza
Senior Analyst, Featured Columnist
Senior Analyst Written on December 07, 2009
This is one of the worst injury crises Wenger has ever faced. After the 2-0 win against a doughty Stoke side, Arsene Wenger had 12 players injured, a quarter of which are forwards.
The likes of Johan Djourou, Robin van Persie, Kieran Gibbs, and Tomas Rosicky look set for a lengthy spell on the sidelines whilst Abou Diaby, Theo Walcott, Gael Clichy, Nicklas Bendtner, and Eduardo Da Silva are all a few weeks away.
Currently Wenger is being forced to play his little Russian magician Andrei Arshavin as a center forward. Although the Russian was impressive during (and scored in) the 2-0
win over Tony Pulis' Stoke City, reinforcements are badly needed, which Wenger, for once, has accepted.
Rumour has it that Wenger may make a surprise bid for talented West Ham striker Carlton Cole during the January transfer window.
Cole would be a superb option to cover the current Arsenal injury woes. Cole is a strong, imposing striker who has good aerial ability and a fierce shot. The 26-year-old would fit into the Arsenal formation easily due to his versatility and ability to play as a lone striker.
The England international has experience and is currently in top form with a stunning seven goals in 13 games so far this campaign.
A bid of around £12-£15 million would prove extremely tempting for Gianfranco Zola.
The West Ham manager would not be keen to lose his talented frontman, but a big offer may make the Italian to allow Cole to depart.
Kibunango
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Wacha kuwa na donge wewe, ile timu yako ya vigego ilifanya nini jana?
Masanilo
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Ilitufunga 1-0!
Baba Mkubwa
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Oxlade-Chamberlain
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tumefungwa na tumepita na tumeongeza kundi na watoto wame pata nafasi ya ku-update cv kama tom cruise.
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Is Carlton Cole Just What Wenger Needs During the January Transfer?
Callum D'Souza Callum D'Souza
Senior Analyst, Featured Columnist
Senior Analyst Written on December 07, 2009
Mike Hewitt/Getty Images
This is one of the worst injury crises Wenger has ever faced. After the 2-0 win against a doughty Stoke side, Arsene Wenger had 12 players injured, a quarter of which are forwards.
The likes of Johan Djourou, Robin van Persie, Kieran Gibbs, and Tomas Rosicky look set for a lengthy spell on the sidelines whilst Abou Diaby, Theo Walcott, Gael Clichy, Nicklas Bendtner, and Eduardo Da Silva are all a few weeks away.
Currently Wenger is being forced to play his little Russian magician Andrei Arshavin as a center forward. Although the Russian was impressive during (and scored in) the 2-0
win over Tony Pulis' Stoke City, reinforcements are badly needed, which Wenger, for once, has accepted.
Rumour has it that Wenger may make a surprise bid for talented West Ham striker Carlton Cole during the January transfer window.
Cole would be a superb option to cover the current Arsenal injury woes. Cole is a strong, imposing striker who has good aerial ability and a fierce shot. The 26-year-old would fit into the Arsenal formation easily due to his versatility and ability to play as a lone striker.
The England international has experience and is currently in top form with a stunning seven goals in 13 games so far this campaign.
A bid of around £12-£15 million would prove extremely tempting for Gianfranco Zola.
The West Ham manager would not be keen to lose his talented frontman, but a big offer may make the Italian to allow Cole to depart.
Wakuu huyu si majeruhi wa muda mrefu?
MpigaFilimbi
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Wakuu mpo leo, tunawatembelea the Kop makelele yao si kitu leo, cha muhimu ni point tatu!!
Benitez anataka kurevolutionize msimu, na sisi tuna haja za hizo point kukeep pace na leaders.
....at stake!!!
Benitez anataka kurevolutionize msimu, na sisi tuna haja za hizo point kukeep pace na leaders.
....at stake!!!
Richard
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Hili game ni battle pale kwenye kiungo naona leo Liverpool wanamchezesha Lucas badala ya Roberto Aqulani ambae walitumia paundi milioni 20 kumnunua!
Maeneo ya vita
Kiungo.
Steven Gerrard na Cesc Fabregas
Ushambuliaji na ulinzi
Fernando Torres na William Gallas
Game litaanza kwa timu zote kuviziana na baadae kutakuwa kunaongozeka kasi ya uchezaji lakini Liverpool bado wana matatizo kwenye back four yao na tunaweza kuwaona Gallas na Vermaelen wakitishia kwenda mbele mara kwa mara.
Liverpool wanatarajiwa kucheza mtindo wa 4-1-4-1 Gerrard na Torres wakiwa peke yao na Arsenal wanatarajiwa kucheza mtindo wa 4-5-1 huku Arshavin akiwa peke yake mbele. Ni mtindo ambao ulikuwa successful walipocheza na Stoke na wakashinda.
Anyway watu washajaa kuna dakika kama 20 hivi game lianze. Jana usiku nilihakikisha simu yangu inakuwa fully charged, ila T-Mobile wanatoza kichizi ukiwa online!
Kila la kheri.
Maeneo ya vita
Kiungo.
Steven Gerrard na Cesc Fabregas
Ushambuliaji na ulinzi
Fernando Torres na William Gallas
Game litaanza kwa timu zote kuviziana na baadae kutakuwa kunaongozeka kasi ya uchezaji lakini Liverpool bado wana matatizo kwenye back four yao na tunaweza kuwaona Gallas na Vermaelen wakitishia kwenda mbele mara kwa mara.
Liverpool wanatarajiwa kucheza mtindo wa 4-1-4-1 Gerrard na Torres wakiwa peke yao na Arsenal wanatarajiwa kucheza mtindo wa 4-5-1 huku Arshavin akiwa peke yake mbele. Ni mtindo ambao ulikuwa successful walipocheza na Stoke na wakashinda.
Anyway watu washajaa kuna dakika kama 20 hivi game lianze. Jana usiku nilihakikisha simu yangu inakuwa fully charged, ila T-Mobile wanatoza kichizi ukiwa online!
Kila la kheri.
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