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Kama nisingekuwa na uhakika, nisingeandika hivyo.
Chelsea FC (The Blues) | Special Thread
Chelsea FC (The Blues) | Special Thread
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Kama nisingekuwa na uhakika, nisingeandika hivyo.
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kipindi hicho walikuwa hawajampata Neymar!!!!
Au umesahau kuwa Neymar yupo Barca Sahiv!!!
Afu hizo ni rumours tu, coz liverpool haikuwahi kuwa na interest zozote na Hazard tangu yupo Lille!!
LIVERPOOL VS CHELSEA "Back line Comparison"
Simon Mignolet v Mark Schwarzer
Mignolet has come under criticism after failing to collect a cross against Norwich which ultimately led to Norwich's first, but it came after a steady string of performances. In recent weeks the Belgian has shown more desire to command his area, while his distribution has improved.
Though Schwarzer is a year older, he is lightly-raced this season having played just one league game for Chelsea. At Fulham last season, he kept eight clean sheets, conceded an average of 1.58 goals per game and made an average of 3.58 saves per game.
Mignolet: 7
Schwarzer: 7
Jon Flanagan v Cesar Azpilicueta
Azpilicueta benefits from years of experience in France having played nearly 170 league games more than Flanagan, and is arguably a more refined, all-round defender.
But despite that, the Liverpool lad matches up well with the Spaniard, and actually provides more key passes per game (0.6) than Azpilicueta (0.4), as well as more dribbles and a better passing accuracy, highlighting what Flanagan offers in an attacking sense.
Flanagan: 8
Azpilicueta: 9
Martin Skrtel v Gary Cahill
Skrtel is more aggressive on the front foot, always looking to gain an advantage and take the ball before the forward gets there. He averages more tackles (1.3 v 1.1), more interceptions (1.7 v 1) and more clearances (11.8 v 7.1) per game; this, sometimes, can be to the Slovakian's detriment, with averaging twice as many fouls as the Chelsea man.
Cahill always looks a threat in the air in attack but has been unfortunate, hitting the woodwork against Manchester City and being denied by brave blocks on other occasions; Skrtel, meanwhile, has been prolific in front of goal and is the highest-scoring defender in the league.
Skrtel: 9
Cahill: 8
Glen Johnson v Branislav Ivanovic
The contrast is stark in terms of dribbles, with Johnson averaging 1.4 per game, while Ivanovic manages just 0.6; interestingly, however, the Serbian takes more shots on average, and is just squeezed out in terms of key passes.
Defensively, Johnson proves more than Ivanovic's equal with more tackles and interceptions per game but the Chelsea defender's consistency is almost unrivalled in the league with few bad performances over the past six years.
Johnson: 8
Ivanovic: 7
Simon Mignolet v Mark Schwarzer
Mignolet has come under criticism after failing to collect a cross against Norwich which ultimately led to Norwich's first, but it came after a steady string of performances. In recent weeks the Belgian has shown more desire to command his area, while his distribution has improved.
Though Schwarzer is a year older, he is lightly-raced this season having played just one league game for Chelsea. At Fulham last season, he kept eight clean sheets, conceded an average of 1.58 goals per game and made an average of 3.58 saves per game.
Mignolet: 7
Schwarzer: 7
Jon Flanagan v Cesar Azpilicueta
Azpilicueta benefits from years of experience in France having played nearly 170 league games more than Flanagan, and is arguably a more refined, all-round defender.
But despite that, the Liverpool lad matches up well with the Spaniard, and actually provides more key passes per game (0.6) than Azpilicueta (0.4), as well as more dribbles and a better passing accuracy, highlighting what Flanagan offers in an attacking sense.
Flanagan: 8
Azpilicueta: 9
Martin Skrtel v Gary Cahill
Skrtel is more aggressive on the front foot, always looking to gain an advantage and take the ball before the forward gets there. He averages more tackles (1.3 v 1.1), more interceptions (1.7 v 1) and more clearances (11.8 v 7.1) per game; this, sometimes, can be to the Slovakian's detriment, with averaging twice as many fouls as the Chelsea man.
Cahill always looks a threat in the air in attack but has been unfortunate, hitting the woodwork against Manchester City and being denied by brave blocks on other occasions; Skrtel, meanwhile, has been prolific in front of goal and is the highest-scoring defender in the league.
Skrtel: 9
Cahill: 8
Glen Johnson v Branislav Ivanovic
The contrast is stark in terms of dribbles, with Johnson averaging 1.4 per game, while Ivanovic manages just 0.6; interestingly, however, the Serbian takes more shots on average, and is just squeezed out in terms of key passes.
Defensively, Johnson proves more than Ivanovic's equal with more tackles and interceptions per game but the Chelsea defender's consistency is almost unrivalled in the league with few bad performances over the past six years.
Johnson: 8
Ivanovic: 7
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LIVERPOOL VS CHELSEA "Midfield Comparison"
Steven Gerrard v Nemanja Matic
Matic has made an average of 3.1 tackles per league game compared to Gerrard's 2.8, while his reading of the game with two interceptions per game is excellent. However, his aggression does lead to him conceding more fouls than Gerrard something which the Reds captain can profit from with his clinical dead-ball delivery.
There is no doubt that Gerrard is more creative, with more key passes (1.9 v 1.3), more passes in general and is more accurate with the ball. He also has his aforementioned ability with the dead ball, and also brings a leadership to the side that cannot be quantified.
Steven Gerrard: 10
Nemanja Matic: 9
Joe Allen v Frank Lampard
Lampard's experience and generally being better than Mikel should see him get the nod as the link between Matic and Oscar. Much like Gerrard, whose careers have been compared for over a decade, Lampard has found himself in an altered role for Chelsea.
Allen makes an average of 2.9 tackles per game compared to Lampard's 1.8, makes twice as many interceptions and carries the ball out from midfield more often (with 0.9 dribbles per game compared to Lampard's 0.3).
There is no doubt that Allen will cover more ground and help out Gerrard when necessary, but Lampard does have experience.
Joe Allen: 7
Frank Lampard: 7
Philippe Coutinho v Oscar
It is a peculiarity which highlights the function of the two players. They are magic with the ball at their feet, of course, but both serve as central midfielders who have to help out defensively, pressing high up the pitch.
Coutinho averages 2.3 tackles and 0.5 interceptions per game, while Oscar is slightly behind on two tackles and 0.3 interceptions. Oscar is harder to beat, however, being beaten just 0.8 times a game compared to Coutinho's 1.6.
Coutinho will be a pest to Matic, while Oscar will look to stop Gerrard doing what he does best. The game could be decided on which Brazilian wins their battle.
In the hustle and bustle of the Premier League, it may be which Brazilian contributes towards that hustle and bustle - in a defensive-minded role - that decides this fixture.
Coutinho: 8
Oscar: 8
Steven Gerrard v Nemanja Matic
Matic has made an average of 3.1 tackles per league game compared to Gerrard's 2.8, while his reading of the game with two interceptions per game is excellent. However, his aggression does lead to him conceding more fouls than Gerrard something which the Reds captain can profit from with his clinical dead-ball delivery.
There is no doubt that Gerrard is more creative, with more key passes (1.9 v 1.3), more passes in general and is more accurate with the ball. He also has his aforementioned ability with the dead ball, and also brings a leadership to the side that cannot be quantified.
Steven Gerrard: 10
Nemanja Matic: 9
Joe Allen v Frank Lampard
Lampard's experience and generally being better than Mikel should see him get the nod as the link between Matic and Oscar. Much like Gerrard, whose careers have been compared for over a decade, Lampard has found himself in an altered role for Chelsea.
Allen makes an average of 2.9 tackles per game compared to Lampard's 1.8, makes twice as many interceptions and carries the ball out from midfield more often (with 0.9 dribbles per game compared to Lampard's 0.3).
There is no doubt that Allen will cover more ground and help out Gerrard when necessary, but Lampard does have experience.
Joe Allen: 7
Frank Lampard: 7
Philippe Coutinho v Oscar
It is a peculiarity which highlights the function of the two players. They are magic with the ball at their feet, of course, but both serve as central midfielders who have to help out defensively, pressing high up the pitch.
Coutinho averages 2.3 tackles and 0.5 interceptions per game, while Oscar is slightly behind on two tackles and 0.3 interceptions. Oscar is harder to beat, however, being beaten just 0.8 times a game compared to Coutinho's 1.6.
Coutinho will be a pest to Matic, while Oscar will look to stop Gerrard doing what he does best. The game could be decided on which Brazilian wins their battle.
In the hustle and bustle of the Premier League, it may be which Brazilian contributes towards that hustle and bustle - in a defensive-minded role - that decides this fixture.
Coutinho: 8
Oscar: 8
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MKUU hatimaye tarehe 27 hiyoooo ishawadia kama kawaida siku zote mwenye kisu kikari ndio mla nyama
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Unaweza ukawa na kisu kikali Lkn ukawa hauna meno! Utakula na nini hiyo Nyama Km ukiikata?
Khe Khe khe
What will happen at Anfield "Which will definitely will be in favor of Majogoo wa London". won't change anything na mlinganyo wangu will always remain at jf.
LIVERPOOL VS CHELSEA "Forward line Comparison"
Raheem Sterling v Mohamed Salah
With Willian probably rested for Atletico Madrid and with Salah cup-tied, the Egyptian looks favourite to start on the right-hand side for Chelsea.
Salah has been promising in patches with his speed unmatched by even Sterling. He is more accurate with his passes in a Chelsea shirt (84.5% v 80.4%), but makes an average of four passes fewer.
But few players panic defences like the 19-year-old, who has now scored nine and assisted four in the league this season. Sterling makes more dribbles and key passes than Salah, as well as more than double the tackles, exhibiting how Sterling is part of a system more than Salah to be expected given their respective playing time.
Sterling: 9
Salah: 7
Luis Suarez v Andre Schurrle
Nobody compares to Suarez. He's now scored 30 league goals this season, made 12 assists, created 80 chances, dribbled the ball an average of 2.9 times per game, made an average of 2.7 key passes and has been the best player in the Premier League.
Poor Chelsea and poor Andre Schurrle, who will likely be the man on the left-hand side for Chelsea and expected to provide a similar threat. The German has seen his chances limited this season due to Eden Hazard, but has done well in his maiden Premier League season most notably when scoring a hat-trick against Fulham in March.
But while he can aid Chelsea in their quest to go within two points of Liverpool, it will be Suarez who will ultimately have the biggest say of all.
Suarez: 10
Schurrle: 7
Midfield
Daniel Sturridge v Demba Ba
Sturridge takes an average of 3.5 shots per game, far more than Ba's 1.6, albeit Ba's impact has been limited to just 485 league minutes this season. Sturridge is also more accurate with his passing, making an average of 26 per game, as well as one key pass; he's also created 27 chances throughout the season.
Like his fellow attackers, Ba may struggle with the unfamiliarity of potentially playing with two other bit-part players in Salah and Schurrle. Sturridge, meanwhile, should move seamlessly into the Reds attack after missing Norwich. If he, Suarez and Sterling are firing, the Reds could go eight points clear of Chelsea by Sunday evening.
Sturridge: 9
Ba: 7
Raheem Sterling v Mohamed Salah
With Willian probably rested for Atletico Madrid and with Salah cup-tied, the Egyptian looks favourite to start on the right-hand side for Chelsea.
Salah has been promising in patches with his speed unmatched by even Sterling. He is more accurate with his passes in a Chelsea shirt (84.5% v 80.4%), but makes an average of four passes fewer.
But few players panic defences like the 19-year-old, who has now scored nine and assisted four in the league this season. Sterling makes more dribbles and key passes than Salah, as well as more than double the tackles, exhibiting how Sterling is part of a system more than Salah to be expected given their respective playing time.
Sterling: 9
Salah: 7
Luis Suarez v Andre Schurrle
Nobody compares to Suarez. He's now scored 30 league goals this season, made 12 assists, created 80 chances, dribbled the ball an average of 2.9 times per game, made an average of 2.7 key passes and has been the best player in the Premier League.
Poor Chelsea and poor Andre Schurrle, who will likely be the man on the left-hand side for Chelsea and expected to provide a similar threat. The German has seen his chances limited this season due to Eden Hazard, but has done well in his maiden Premier League season most notably when scoring a hat-trick against Fulham in March.
But while he can aid Chelsea in their quest to go within two points of Liverpool, it will be Suarez who will ultimately have the biggest say of all.
Suarez: 10
Schurrle: 7
Midfield
Daniel Sturridge v Demba Ba
Sturridge takes an average of 3.5 shots per game, far more than Ba's 1.6, albeit Ba's impact has been limited to just 485 league minutes this season. Sturridge is also more accurate with his passing, making an average of 26 per game, as well as one key pass; he's also created 27 chances throughout the season.
Like his fellow attackers, Ba may struggle with the unfamiliarity of potentially playing with two other bit-part players in Salah and Schurrle. Sturridge, meanwhile, should move seamlessly into the Reds attack after missing Norwich. If he, Suarez and Sterling are firing, the Reds could go eight points clear of Chelsea by Sunday evening.
Sturridge: 9
Ba: 7
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wewe tunakufahamu ni mshindi mzuri sana wa mdomoni lakini baada ya mechi ni majanga.
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Khe Khe Khe wazee Wa specialist in failure mupo.?
Khe Khe Khe
Subiri uone kesho muziki!
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unahisi ni nani atamzidi mwenzie??
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teh teh teh sawa #AnsanteAbramovic sish tupo na me nasubiria muda nishuhudie jinsi watu mnavyoaga bila kuondoka oooh sory mnavyoondoka bila kuaga humu jamvini.
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Sawa tutakachofanya anfield hamwezi amini nauhakika tunaharibu pilau lenu palepale kwenu!
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