Chelsea FC (The Blues) | Special Thread

Chelsea FC (The Blues) | Special Thread

the say said:
No wilian no Pedro j mosi hii imekaaje wakuu
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[h=2]Chelsea are like a wounded animal[/h]
Why beating Arsenal would end Chelsea's nightmare start


Jose Mourinho's side have made a horrific start to their title defence but they will look at this match as a way out of their nightmare and a chance to get their season started properly.
Mourinho is finally supporting his side

Chelsea's situation is different because we know how good this team can be - they won the title less than four months ago.
I think Mourinho has been a big part of what has gone wrong for them so far this season, and he seems to have realised that.
From the moment he threw his medal into the crowd after losing the Community Shield, he has appeared agitated and not necessarily in control, and that has had a knock-on effect on his players.
For me, Mourinho has been a bit too demanding of his team. There is a fine line between encouraging players and wringing a little bit extra out of them, and undermining them by creating too much intensity.

Link BBC Sport - Why beating Arsenal would end Chelsea's nightmare start
 
Ntuzu said:
Wakuu badae kidogo.......

Ngoja tukomae.....
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Eva Carneiro: Jose Mourinho language complaint investigated

The Football Association is looking into a complaint that Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho used abusive or sexist language towards team doctor Eva Carneiro.

A member of the public emailed the FA, which is studying footage from the 2-2 draw with Swansea on 8 August.

Carneiro is yet to return to work after being criticised by Mourinho and her role being downgraded.

The complaint is unlikely to result in a prosecution.

FA regulations state that players and coaches can be penalised for using "offensive, insulting or abusive language and/or gestures". Aggravating circumstances, such as the use of sexist language, can lead to a minimum five-match ban, if the accused is found guilty.
Carneiro and head physio Jon Fearn went on the pitch to treat Eden Hazard during their game with the Swans.

Link BBC Sport - Eva Carneiro: Jose Mourinho language complaint investigated
 
ENZO said:
we utakua unaipenda chelsea kimoyomoyo ...........
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Mimi ni mpenzi wa kandanda. Msimu huu naipenda(nashabikia) Crytal Palace na Leicester.

Pia napenda ze komedi za domokaya( mpayukaji)
 
Nonda said:
Chelsea are like a wounded animal


Why beating Arsenal would end Chelsea's nightmare start


Jose Mourinho's side have made a horrific start to their title defence but they will look at this match as a way out of their nightmare and a chance to get their season started properly.
Mourinho is finally supporting his side

Chelsea's situation is different because we know how good this team can be - they won the title less than four months ago.
I think Mourinho has been a big part of what has gone wrong for them so far this season, and he seems to have realised that.
From the moment he threw his medal into the crowd after losing the Community Shield, he has appeared agitated and not necessarily in control, and that has had a knock-on effect on his players.
For me, Mourinho has been a bit too demanding of his team. There is a fine line between encouraging players and wringing a little bit extra out of them, and undermining them by creating too much intensity.

Link BBC Sport - Why beating Arsenal would end Chelsea's nightmare start
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How worried of Arsenal we are!
 
Ntuzu said:
Mwanahabari wetu huyo Nonda
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Wenye jukwaa bado hawajaamini vipigo walivyopata, kwa kumsaidieni kuliwekea uhai jukwaa lenu, kulichangamsha dogo Enzo anahisi tunaingilia kazi za wanazi wa ze bluuzzii.

Tunapotea, Ntuzu hutuma salamu tirudi hapa.
 
Ntuzu said:
Mwanahabari wetu huyo Nonda
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Jose Mourinho: Chelsea boss says no rifts with players

The Blues are 17th after a poor start to the season and reports have claimed there are problems between Mourinho and captain John Terry, 34 .

"Problems between me and my players I can promise you - zero," said Mourinho.

link BBC Sport - Jose Mourinho: Chelsea boss says no rifts with players

"Every defeat hurts but every defeat is also an opportunity to respond in a very strong way."

Wenger refused to go into his fractious relationship with Chelsea counterpart Jose Mourinho or the struggling start his 17th-placed rivals have had.

"I do not consider too much where Chelsea stands at the moment and I'm focused more on us performing well with full power," he said.

Link BBC Sport - Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger: 'No excuses for Chelsea game'
 
Last season, Chelsea won the Premier League. They did so fair, they did so square, they did so comprehensively and in a manner nobody could possibly take any issue with. Except they did so by cheating.Well, sort of.

Last time around, though, Jose Mourinho basically didn't bother with a squad. Didn't have to bother. Chelsea used 22 players in the league last season, but of those 22, ten made fewer than ten starts in the league, and seven of those made five or fewer. Three players - Branislav Ivanovic, John Terry and Eden Hazard - started every single league game,...

What they were, though, was predictable, both in style and personnel. As a Chelsea game loomed on the horizon you already knew how it was going to go. You'd have Thibaut Courtois behind John Terry, Gary Cahill, Cesar Azpilicueta and Branislav Ivanovic, and they'd be shielded by Nemanja Matic. He'd be accompanied by Cesc Fabregas, who would be passing to Eden Hazard, Willian and Oscar, and they - hamstrings allowing - would be passing to or running beyond Diego Costa. And he would score. Those players, playing that way, would probably win.

Not this season. On Wednesday night against Maccabi Tel Aviv, Jose Mourinho shuffled his squad not because it was a Champions League group stage game against relatively soft opposition, but because his first team have been playing like malcoordinated buffoons. Three promising young players started, while half of the spine of last season's side were kept back on the bench. And injuries - so miraculously avoided last season - have started to creep in, too: Pedro and Willian will miss Saturday's game against Arsenal, while Courtois is out for several months


Those injuries are unfortunate for the players involved and, presumably, vastly irritating for Chelsea fans. So too the newfound ineptitude of those who aren't hurt, though that is also highly amusing for the rest of us. But more than that, it's interesting. All of a sudden, the most settled lineup in the league is falling apart. All of a sudden, for any given game, Chelsea might have to do something unexpected.


Chaos is interesting. Chaos is fun. Not that you'd know it from the state of Jose Mourinho, who is currently in the midst of the kind of funk that would make a hormone-drunk adolescent think "steady on, mate, the world's not that bad." The only question left hanging over Mourinho as a manager is whether he can break down and rebuild a successful team, and it appears to irritate him.........

Link For the first time in ages, Chelsea might actually be fun - SBNation.com
 
Baada ya kuumia kwa Willian na Pedro.

Iwe hivi:

A. Begovic - keeper

C. Azpilicueta - RB

G. Cahill - CB

J. Terry - CB

B. Rahman - LB

N. Matic - CM

C. Fabregas - CM/AM

E. Hazard - LW

E. Oscar - AM

Ramires - RM

D. Costa - FW/Striker.

Sub: Ivanovic na Zouma; R. Loftus Cheek na Kennedy; L. Remy na R. Falcao.

#CFC #KTBFFH
 
Ed n Edd nEddy said:
Hahha ndugu yangu Ntuzu nasubiri kuona Yokohama tyres zinavyopata pacha tena

Napenda mpate tena kakipigo ka 5-3 ka kipindi kilee huku flip Terry aki-flip tena
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Kiongozi hiyo ni ndoto Mkuu! Hawa jamaa leo tunawapiga vibaya sn
 
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