Chelsea FC (The Blues) | Special Thread

Chelsea FC (The Blues) | Special Thread

lembu said:
Points zako ok ila kwa jo, dah, huyo kwa pasi ndio master ila pasi zake zinatufanya tumiliki mpira sana bila magoli. Tunahitaji viungo wa direct play with a lot of dangrous pass through passes. Tutawalaumu washambuliaji ila pia muda mwingi hawapati huduma ya mipira
Game ambazo mipira mingi inapelekwa mbele magoili yanapatikana, hata tu ile mechi na Leeds, kila mcheza alikuwa anapeleka mbele na tulipata magoli. Hii ya Jo ya back na sideways passes inaboa mashabiki mimi nikiwa mmoja wao
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Pia unahitaj mtu anaeweza kutuliza tim wakat mnapokuwa mko kwenye pressure,
 
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Cash Money Forever said:
Ukipewa JOGNHO na RUBEN NEVES unakwenda na nani?
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Kwenye defence, kushambulia na team play Neves anamzidi Jorginho maeneo mengi sana tena kwa mbali
Nimejaribu kuhilight yale maeneo muhimu mfano
  1. Shots on target kwenye kushambulia
  2. Crosses na acuracy yake
  3. Through bals zenye kuleta goal building movement
  4. Long balls ambazo ziko acurate
  5. Kwenye kukaba angali head clearance na clearnce ya kawiada

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Christansen alikataa kucheza dhidi ya Liverpool
KOcha ilibidi amuweke Chalobah kwenye nafasi yake dakika za mwisho asubuhi kabla ya mechi
 
juan david said:
2 different player,

Jorginho huwa anaituliza tim inapokuwa kwenye pressure, watu huwa hamlioni hili,
Chelsea bila Jorginho ni usiku na mchana, kila kitu huwa tofauti
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Anatuliza pressure, lakin ushindi unakua wakuvuta kw kamba. Back pass za kutoshaa.
 
Mkohoti said:
Anatuliza pressure, lakin ushindi unakua wakuvuta kw kamba. Back pass za kutoshaa.
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Hata kwenye hizo pasi, Neves kamuavha mbali pia, karibu kila eneo muhimu Neves yuko juu ya Jorgninho. Just sijui wanao msifia Jorginho wanabase wapi?
 

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Chelsea sale 'at risk' as ministers press Roman Abramovich for fresh assurances​

Whitehall officials have cast doubt on whether a licence to ensure Chelsea changes hands will be issued by the end of the month amid an impasse with Roman Abramovich, Sky News understands.
By Mark Kleinman

The £4.25bn takeover of Chelsea has been thrown into fresh doubt amid a renewed impasse between owner Roman Abramovich and Whitehall over the deal's terms.

Sky News understands that government officials have doubts about whether a special licence needed to approve the sale will be issued before a deadline at the end of the month.


People close to the discussions say that ministers have yet to receive the assurances they are seeking from Mr Abramovich about the destination of the £2.5bn sale proceeds.

Without a deal ahead of various footballing authority deadlines, Chelsea could be excluded from club competitions next season or even face the renewed threat of administration.

People close to the situation cautioned that it remained fluid, and a licence could yet be issued before the end of the month, ensuring Chelsea begin next season under new stewardship.

The Blues have been operating under a government licence since Mr Abramovich was sanctioned in March, prompting a quick-fire auction which attracted billionaires from around the world.

Officials at the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) have been in talks with the club and Mr Abramovich about a new licence to non expedite the sale.

On Monday, officials said they remained concerned about the fate of a £1.5bn loan to the club's parent company from Mr Abramovich.

The government's sanctioning of Mr Abramovich means he does not currently have access to the funding required to repay a £1.54bn loan owed by the club's parent company, Fordstam, to Camberley International Investments - a vehicle associated with the oligarch.

The loan is thought to be repayable on Chelsea's sale.

'Crunch week' for negotiations

Prior to being placed on the sanctions list in March, Mr Abramovich said he intended to write off the £1.5bn loan to the club and hand the net proceeds from the sale to a new foundation set up to benefit the victims of the war in Ukraine.

Although he has insisted that this remains the case, officials say they have not received sufficient assurances or binding legal commitments from the current owner.

"Without those, the licence will not be issued," one said.

They added that this would be "a crunch week" for the negotiations.

The renewed risk to the sale may call on George Osborne, the former chancellor, to seek to smooth its path to completion.

The firm where Mr Osborne now works, Robey Warshaw, is advising the Boehly-Clearlake consortium.

Mr Abramovich has struck a binding deal that involves the new owners paying £2.5bn to acquire his shares, while pledging £1.75bn of future investment in its stadium, academy, and women's team.

Sky News revealed recently that the terms of the takeover would prevent Mr Boehly and his fellow investors paying dividends or taking management fees for a decade.

The measures were described as a package of 'anti-Glazer clauses' designed to avoid the controversies which have dogged Manchester United since the Glazers' takeover in 2005.

The new owners will also be prohibited from selling any shares in the club for ten years, as well as agreeing to strict limits on the level of debt that they can take on.

The Glazer family's £790m takeover of Manchester United saddled the club with expensive debt known as payment-in-kind notes, and provided a focal point for fan protests, which escalated in the wake of Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement in 2013.

Manchester United was floated on the New York Stock Exchange a decade ago, with the Glazers having extracted hundreds of millions of pounds in dividends and from the sale of shares during their ownership.

Premier League still must approve takeover

Chelsea's takeover remains subject to approval from the Premier League, and the issuance of a special licence from the government.

That is expected in the next fortnight, although people close to the deal have cautioned that it is not yet certain to take place.

Mr Abramovich is said to be determined to donate at least £2.5bn to a new foundation benefiting war victims, with a demand in the latter stages of the auction that bidders increase their offers by at least £500m.

The rivals to the Clearlake-Boehly bid were a consortium headed by Boston Celtics part-owner Steve Pagliuca and Larry Tanenbaum, the NBA chairman and Toronto Maple Leafs owner; and one led by Sir Martin Broughton, the former British Airways and Liverpool FC chairman, which would have involved Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment - owner of a stake in Premier League side Crystal Palace and a string of US sports teams - holding a controlling interest.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe, the Ineos Group tycoon, also made a late entry into the process, although its approach was dismissed by Mr Abramovich's advisers.

Uncertainty over the club's ownership already being blamed for the departure of key players including Antonio Rudiger, the German centre-half.

Mr Abramovich has owned Chelsea since 2003, and has turned the club into one of the top sides in Europe, with 19 major trophies having been won under him.

The DCMS declined to comment.

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Chelsea sale 'at risk' as ministers press Roman Abramovich for fresh assurances

Whitehall officials have cast doubt on whether a licence to ensure Chelsea changes hands will be issued by the end of the month amid an impasse with Roman Abramovich, Sky News understands.
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Castr said:
Hii timu imepoteza fainali mbili kwa opponent mmoja.

Ila plastic fan wanakuja kusema hii timu yao ni bora na inaogopwa sana
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Kazi kupita na kanga moja ikiwa imelowa unatingisha wowowo kwenye kazi za wanaume. Unaacha uwazi wahuni wanajipigia tu😂😂😂
 
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