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Mkuu Zizou ni Master Plan,anamfunga easy Man City
Liverpool FC (The Reds) | Special Thread
Liverpool FC (The Reds) | Special Thread
Mkuu Zizou ni Master Plan,anamfunga easy Man City
Malafyale
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Kopites!
Nilibahatika kuipata hii picha,hapo Captain anapita kwa mbele yetu
Aibu kwa BR!
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Katika nusu fainali hakuna timu nzuri na mbaya yoyote anafungwa. Kwa akili ya kawaida man city atatoka ila kwa hali halisi lolote linaweza kutokea. Ktk level hii kikubwa ni mbinu za kocha na uwezo wa wachezaji kufata maelekezo, kujituma na nidhamu ya mchezo. Ndio maana wolfburg alimpiga mbili Madrid, ATM kamtoa barca, Chelsea iliyodharaulika ikachukua kombe. Mpira unachezwa uwanjani sio mdomoni.
Malafyale
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Man City HANA quality hata ya kumsumbua Madrid!
Madrid apumzishe kikosi cha kwanzw amlete Isco,Jesse,Kovacic,Arbeloa,James na kipa Kasilas bado anamfunga Man City home and away
Teams mbili zenye ubora tofauti kabisa
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Liverpool 4-3 Dortmund: How the media reacted to the Reds' stunning comeback
Andy Hunter , writing for The Guardian today, says that Klopp will struggle to better this game for one-off drama.
He writes: "Whatever else unfolds during Klopp’s Liverpool reign, the Europa League quarter-final defeat of his old club is unlikely to be bettered in terms of one-off drama.
"From Dortmund’s sensational start that left the home side shell-shocked to Liverpool’s remarkable finale that left the visitors’ dumbfounded, the tie enthralled throughout. It showcased the German side’s style and quality but also the defensive frailty that had offered Liverpool encouragement in the first leg.
"It demonstrated individual flaws in the Anfield ranks but most of all the indefatigable spirit and unity that Klopp has instilled in only six months."
Daily Mirror , called it a 'night that almost defied words'.
He writes: "Even after their classy opponents snatched a third early in the second half to seemingly nip any hopes of a dramatic comeback in the bud, Jurgen Klopp's side showed the never-say-die spirit he has demanded...and showed they are now a force to be reckoned with.
"It was a night that almost defied words, as Dejan Lovren produced a winner deep into stoppage time with a ferocious header that took the roof of the stadium and gave Klopp the atmosphere he so desired."
The Daily Star's Chris McKenna says this is the heavy metal football that Jurgen Klopp demands:
He writes: "This was the loud and smashing football that had hearts racing at a rocking Anfield last night as the Reds pulled off yet another stunning European comeback with Dejan Lovren’s stoppage-time winner sending the ground wild.
"This may not have been in the illustrious Champions League like those memorable nights against Olympiakos and AC Milan.
"But this was special as Liverpool secured their semi-final place in the Europa League as it seemed so unlikely for so long before Liverpool hit the right notes."
The Daily Mail's Martin Samuel sets the tone, saying Dortmund may have had the class - but Liverpool had something more.
He writes: "Spirit. Passion. Will. Longing. Sometimes raw emotion is enough, after all. Borussia Dortmund had the class, but Liverpool had something more. Something indefinable. Something that cannot be taught in coaching manuals, or captured in replays or revealed by reams of statistical analysis.
"Something that lifted them beyond. Something that propelled them towards the realms of the fantastic.
"They were beaten. They were done. And then they were not. Somehow, they returned from the beyond. Call it the spirit of Istanbul. Call it whatever you may, for nothing quite compares. This wasn’t even about Jurgen Klopp. This was about Liverpool: a club who never know when a cause is lost, and certainly not in Europe."
The Telegraph's Sam Wallace called it a 'victory Anfield was built for'.
He writes: "This felt like the kind of night, the kind of Liverpool victory, that Anfield was built for, and its effect on the new era of Kloppism will be profound. Having beaten the great modern Borussia Dortmund whom Klopp helped to rebuild, Liverpool are in the semi-final of the Europa League and three games away from an improbable return to the Champions League if they win the trophy.
"Quite simply, Klopp’s Liverpool team rode a wave of emotion in a spectacular second leg that saw them come from behind to prevail in injury-time against one of the best sides in Europe. Two goals down within nine minutes, 3-1 down on 57 minutes, back to 3-3 at 77 minutes Liverpool won the game with a back post header from Dejan Lovren in injury time for 4-3 on the night, 5-4 on aggregate and Anfield went into a frenzy."
Paul Joyce , writing for the Daily Express , says that Liverpool offered a glimpse of the future under Klopp last night.
He writes: "Progress into today’s draw for the Europa League semi-finals was not simply played out an Anfield on an evening which some seasoned observers claimed was unparalleled with what had gone before.
"This was a glimpse into what the future might become. A tantalising insight into just how Jurgen Klopp’s vision for Liverpool will shape the months and years ahead."
And finally, Neil Atkinson's match review, at The Anfield Wrap , describes his joy at a wonderful result.
He writes: "Did you have a little cry? I know I did. 4-3 and I am full of joy, that angry joy, that ‘stitch that’ joy, that joy unconfined, that joy that is the language of heaven with the noise of hell, that joy that sticks it and gives it and takes it and drains it and makes it. That joy that means you have a little cry because these Reds. These f****** Reds…
"These Reds were outclassed where class is concerned. They were never out-fought. They were never out-battled. They were superior in all areas bar quality. Quality can only take you so far. Because when quality isn’t quite the gulf you hope it is then football can happen. Then moments can happen and if a football match comes down to moments then anything is possible. Then The Reds are possible."
Andy Hunter , writing for The Guardian today, says that Klopp will struggle to better this game for one-off drama.
He writes: "Whatever else unfolds during Klopp’s Liverpool reign, the Europa League quarter-final defeat of his old club is unlikely to be bettered in terms of one-off drama.
"From Dortmund’s sensational start that left the home side shell-shocked to Liverpool’s remarkable finale that left the visitors’ dumbfounded, the tie enthralled throughout. It showcased the German side’s style and quality but also the defensive frailty that had offered Liverpool encouragement in the first leg.
"It demonstrated individual flaws in the Anfield ranks but most of all the indefatigable spirit and unity that Klopp has instilled in only six months."
Daily Mirror , called it a 'night that almost defied words'.
He writes: "Even after their classy opponents snatched a third early in the second half to seemingly nip any hopes of a dramatic comeback in the bud, Jurgen Klopp's side showed the never-say-die spirit he has demanded...and showed they are now a force to be reckoned with.
"It was a night that almost defied words, as Dejan Lovren produced a winner deep into stoppage time with a ferocious header that took the roof of the stadium and gave Klopp the atmosphere he so desired."
The Daily Star's Chris McKenna says this is the heavy metal football that Jurgen Klopp demands:
He writes: "This was the loud and smashing football that had hearts racing at a rocking Anfield last night as the Reds pulled off yet another stunning European comeback with Dejan Lovren’s stoppage-time winner sending the ground wild.
"This may not have been in the illustrious Champions League like those memorable nights against Olympiakos and AC Milan.
"But this was special as Liverpool secured their semi-final place in the Europa League as it seemed so unlikely for so long before Liverpool hit the right notes."
The Daily Mail's Martin Samuel sets the tone, saying Dortmund may have had the class - but Liverpool had something more.
He writes: "Spirit. Passion. Will. Longing. Sometimes raw emotion is enough, after all. Borussia Dortmund had the class, but Liverpool had something more. Something indefinable. Something that cannot be taught in coaching manuals, or captured in replays or revealed by reams of statistical analysis.
"Something that lifted them beyond. Something that propelled them towards the realms of the fantastic.
"They were beaten. They were done. And then they were not. Somehow, they returned from the beyond. Call it the spirit of Istanbul. Call it whatever you may, for nothing quite compares. This wasn’t even about Jurgen Klopp. This was about Liverpool: a club who never know when a cause is lost, and certainly not in Europe."
The Telegraph's Sam Wallace called it a 'victory Anfield was built for'.
He writes: "This felt like the kind of night, the kind of Liverpool victory, that Anfield was built for, and its effect on the new era of Kloppism will be profound. Having beaten the great modern Borussia Dortmund whom Klopp helped to rebuild, Liverpool are in the semi-final of the Europa League and three games away from an improbable return to the Champions League if they win the trophy.
"Quite simply, Klopp’s Liverpool team rode a wave of emotion in a spectacular second leg that saw them come from behind to prevail in injury-time against one of the best sides in Europe. Two goals down within nine minutes, 3-1 down on 57 minutes, back to 3-3 at 77 minutes Liverpool won the game with a back post header from Dejan Lovren in injury time for 4-3 on the night, 5-4 on aggregate and Anfield went into a frenzy."
Paul Joyce , writing for the Daily Express , says that Liverpool offered a glimpse of the future under Klopp last night.
He writes: "Progress into today’s draw for the Europa League semi-finals was not simply played out an Anfield on an evening which some seasoned observers claimed was unparalleled with what had gone before.
"This was a glimpse into what the future might become. A tantalising insight into just how Jurgen Klopp’s vision for Liverpool will shape the months and years ahead."
And finally, Neil Atkinson's match review, at The Anfield Wrap , describes his joy at a wonderful result.
He writes: "Did you have a little cry? I know I did. 4-3 and I am full of joy, that angry joy, that ‘stitch that’ joy, that joy unconfined, that joy that is the language of heaven with the noise of hell, that joy that sticks it and gives it and takes it and drains it and makes it. That joy that means you have a little cry because these Reds. These f****** Reds…
"These Reds were outclassed where class is concerned. They were never out-fought. They were never out-battled. They were superior in all areas bar quality. Quality can only take you so far. Because when quality isn’t quite the gulf you hope it is then football can happen. Then moments can happen and if a football match comes down to moments then anything is possible. Then The Reds are possible."
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Yeah...am now a happy soul, MosDef.
Am a champion that's why I hate losing. I was at Anfield on a couple of occasions during those glory days watching Allan Hansen, John Aldridge, John Barnes, Peter Beardsley, etc on show - losing then was a taboo.
That's why am soooo f....g ecstatic with this latest show vs Dortmund as it reminds me the LFC of old that I have watched in person!
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Hili suala mkuu hata mimi nadhani itakua hivyo tena unaweza kuta wakabeba kabisa UCLMkuu city anaenda finali
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Big loss
Malafyale
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Very bad news
Anyway Mungu yupo nasi sababu Lucas kapona
Yeap...Lucas Allen na Stewart itabidi wa play their role for the remainder of the season
Malafyale
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Allen yule anaujua sana lkn dakika 90 huwa hawezi
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hahahahahahaha
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Kwa form ya Origi ya sasa, sidhan kama tuna haja ya kuspend hela kwa ST mwingine, nadhani Dembele atatosha kabisa, manake tuna DS, Origi, Ings na Bobby can play kama ST pia..add Dembele kwenye hiyo list, then striking force inakuwa balanced..
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Joe Allen alikuwa mwiba sana pale Swansea, alipokuja LFC, game yake ya kwanza ilikuwa ni ile 2-2 draw against City, alipiga mpira mkubwa sana..presha ikaanzia hapo na majeruhi ya mara kwa mara...he's good squad player, anahitaji kuwa fit muda wote
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i'd go with ATM..
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