Ab-Titchaz
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Way to go! Viva Chelsea
Joy for the Blues as they go through to face Manchester United or Everton
Chelsea FC (The Blues) | Special Thread
Chelsea FC (The Blues) | Special Thread
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Way to go! Viva Chelsea
Joy for the Blues as they go through to face Manchester United or Everton
Ab-Titchaz
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Roya Roy na Belo,
mumeona how the game goes sio?Personally, I got this feeling that
mwaka huu one way or another tutakutana.One love!
Regards.
mumeona how the game goes sio?Personally, I got this feeling that
mwaka huu one way or another tutakutana.One love!
Regards.
Ab-Titchaz
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Way to go! Viva Chelsea
Joy for the Blues as they go through to face Manchester United or Everton
Mtaani this is where we say "kitu ina-boksi!!!"..nani kama sisi
Jana bia ilikua bei rahisi kisha tamu kinomaaa!!!...Icadon,Idimi mpo nyie wahuni?
Fainali itakua bomba...hope u guys make it maana wengine wote tisa.
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AljuniorTz
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Pre-Match Briefing: Chelsea vs Everton
TALKING POINTS
If David Moyes can mastermind the correct result in tonight's match, Everton will immediately qualify for next season's Europa League. Unfortunately for him, the correct result would be a defeat for the Toffees at Stamford Bridge.
This quirk comes about because Uefa rules state that: 'The losing finalist for the domestic cup competition will still be entitled to be entered for the Uefa Europa League should the domestic cup winners qualify for the Uefa Champions League.'
Chelsea need just two points to confirm a top four finish and Champions League qualification for 2009/10. The question then arises whether Moyes will decide to rest enough of his likely Wembley team tonight to reduce the impact of a loss against their future FA Cup Final opponents. Remember also that they have had a day fewer to recover from the weekend's action, with the added endurance of extra time and penalties.
Alternatively, Moyes may decide that he needs to land a big punch on the Blues' chin, hoping the wound is still painful in six weeks' time. His - and his team's - track record against Chelsea in recent years does not offer much support to the notion of silverware returning to Goodison Park for the first time in 14 years. The hints he has dropped suggest multiple changes, though.
KEY STATISTICS
David Moyes has yet to defeat Chelsea as a manager. In 20 matches, including one with Preston, he has drawn six and lost 14.
For Chelsea, the last week in the cups has been a most memorable one for players, staff and supporters. The drama and outcomes of seeing off two great 'big four' rivals in the space of five days must rank it among the very best in our history.
The character and spirit shown by the team has recalled the trophy-laden seasons from 2005-7, especially their renewed ability to respond to setbacks.
It was mark of Luiz Felipe Scolari's time in charge that when top opposition scored, Chelsea did not win. The obvious improvement in fitness may be an important factor, but against Liverpool and Arsenal on Saturday, Hiddink's men recovered from a goal down to win. The timing of this resurgence could not have been better, coming at the decisive end of all three campaigns.
No wonder the Dutchman rues the inexplicable lapse at White Hart Lane: Chelsea are four points shy of Manchester United, who have looked tired after a gruelling campaign, and a Liverpool side that has scored 13 and conceded 11 in its last four outings. The blue parts of Merseyside will have enjoyed last night's error-strewn 4-4 almost as much as Chelsea supporters. But the Blues of London would have been tapping the shoulders of the top two had we won at Spurs.
Everton have held Chelsea to a draw in three of the last four Barclays Premier League meetings. Guus will know that a repeat would almost certainly end our defiant league challenge for this season.
Games are running out fast, and the respective workloads now look vastly different. Liverpool, out of Europe, have just five games remaining - possibly half the number of games as their two main rivals for the title, depending whether either or both of them reach the Champions League Final in Rome.
Man United should see off poor travellers Pompey tonight, but face three tricky-looking away trips in the space of 11 days in early May, with Manchester City dropping in to Old Trafford in between.
Chelsea still have three London derbies to see through in a possible ten matches. That could rise to four should the Blues and Arsenal reach the Champions League Final.
The Remaining Fixtures For The 'Big Four'
Manchester Utd (min 9, max 10)
Apr 22 Portsmouth (h)
Apr 25 Tottenham (h)
Apr 29 Arsenal (UCL h)
May 3 Middlesbrough (a)
May 5 Arsenal (UCL a)
May 10 Man City (h)
May 13 Wigan (a)
May 16 Arsenal (h)
May 24 Hull (a)
Liverpool (min 5, max 5)
Apr 25 Hull (a)
May 3 Newcastle (h)
May 9 West Ham (a)
May 17 West Brom (a)
May 24 Tottenham (h)
Chelsea (min 9, max 10)
Apr 22 Everton - CHEZO LINAPIGWA LEO
Apr 25 West Ham (a)
Apr 28 Barcelona (UCL a)
May 2 Fulham (h)
May 6 Barcelona (UCL h)
May 10 Arsenal (a)
May 17 Blackburn (h)
May 24 Sunderland (a)
May 30 Everton (FAC final)
Arsenal (min 7, max 8)
Apr 26 Middlesbrough (h)
Apr 29 Man Utd (UCL a)
May 2 Portsmouth (a)
May 5 Man Utd (UCL h)
May 10 Chelsea (h)
May 16 Man Utd (a)
May 24 Stoke (h)
The Race For The Premier League Golden Boot
Anelka (Chelsea) 15
Ronaldo (Man Utd) 15
Gerrard (Liverpool) 13
Torres (Liverpool) 13
Agbonlahor (Aston Villa) 12
Davies (Bolton) 12
Lampard (Chelsea) 12
Robinho (Man City) 12
Bent (Tottenham) 11
Crouch (Portsmouth) 11
ALL THE BEST ZE BLUES
TALKING POINTS
If David Moyes can mastermind the correct result in tonight's match, Everton will immediately qualify for next season's Europa League. Unfortunately for him, the correct result would be a defeat for the Toffees at Stamford Bridge.
This quirk comes about because Uefa rules state that: 'The losing finalist for the domestic cup competition will still be entitled to be entered for the Uefa Europa League should the domestic cup winners qualify for the Uefa Champions League.'
Chelsea need just two points to confirm a top four finish and Champions League qualification for 2009/10. The question then arises whether Moyes will decide to rest enough of his likely Wembley team tonight to reduce the impact of a loss against their future FA Cup Final opponents. Remember also that they have had a day fewer to recover from the weekend's action, with the added endurance of extra time and penalties.
Alternatively, Moyes may decide that he needs to land a big punch on the Blues' chin, hoping the wound is still painful in six weeks' time. His - and his team's - track record against Chelsea in recent years does not offer much support to the notion of silverware returning to Goodison Park for the first time in 14 years. The hints he has dropped suggest multiple changes, though.
KEY STATISTICS
David Moyes has yet to defeat Chelsea as a manager. In 20 matches, including one with Preston, he has drawn six and lost 14.
For Chelsea, the last week in the cups has been a most memorable one for players, staff and supporters. The drama and outcomes of seeing off two great 'big four' rivals in the space of five days must rank it among the very best in our history.
The character and spirit shown by the team has recalled the trophy-laden seasons from 2005-7, especially their renewed ability to respond to setbacks.
It was mark of Luiz Felipe Scolari's time in charge that when top opposition scored, Chelsea did not win. The obvious improvement in fitness may be an important factor, but against Liverpool and Arsenal on Saturday, Hiddink's men recovered from a goal down to win. The timing of this resurgence could not have been better, coming at the decisive end of all three campaigns.
No wonder the Dutchman rues the inexplicable lapse at White Hart Lane: Chelsea are four points shy of Manchester United, who have looked tired after a gruelling campaign, and a Liverpool side that has scored 13 and conceded 11 in its last four outings. The blue parts of Merseyside will have enjoyed last night's error-strewn 4-4 almost as much as Chelsea supporters. But the Blues of London would have been tapping the shoulders of the top two had we won at Spurs.
Everton have held Chelsea to a draw in three of the last four Barclays Premier League meetings. Guus will know that a repeat would almost certainly end our defiant league challenge for this season.
Games are running out fast, and the respective workloads now look vastly different. Liverpool, out of Europe, have just five games remaining - possibly half the number of games as their two main rivals for the title, depending whether either or both of them reach the Champions League Final in Rome.
Man United should see off poor travellers Pompey tonight, but face three tricky-looking away trips in the space of 11 days in early May, with Manchester City dropping in to Old Trafford in between.
Chelsea still have three London derbies to see through in a possible ten matches. That could rise to four should the Blues and Arsenal reach the Champions League Final.
The Remaining Fixtures For The 'Big Four'
Manchester Utd (min 9, max 10)
Apr 22 Portsmouth (h)
Apr 25 Tottenham (h)
Apr 29 Arsenal (UCL h)
May 3 Middlesbrough (a)
May 5 Arsenal (UCL a)
May 10 Man City (h)
May 13 Wigan (a)
May 16 Arsenal (h)
May 24 Hull (a)
Liverpool (min 5, max 5)
Apr 25 Hull (a)
May 3 Newcastle (h)
May 9 West Ham (a)
May 17 West Brom (a)
May 24 Tottenham (h)
Chelsea (min 9, max 10)
Apr 22 Everton - CHEZO LINAPIGWA LEO
Apr 25 West Ham (a)
Apr 28 Barcelona (UCL a)
May 2 Fulham (h)
May 6 Barcelona (UCL h)
May 10 Arsenal (a)
May 17 Blackburn (h)
May 24 Sunderland (a)
May 30 Everton (FAC final)
Arsenal (min 7, max 8)
Apr 26 Middlesbrough (h)
Apr 29 Man Utd (UCL a)
May 2 Portsmouth (a)
May 5 Man Utd (UCL h)
May 10 Chelsea (h)
May 16 Man Utd (a)
May 24 Stoke (h)
The Race For The Premier League Golden Boot
Anelka (Chelsea) 15
Ronaldo (Man Utd) 15
Gerrard (Liverpool) 13
Torres (Liverpool) 13
Agbonlahor (Aston Villa) 12
Davies (Bolton) 12
Lampard (Chelsea) 12
Robinho (Man City) 12
Bent (Tottenham) 11
Crouch (Portsmouth) 11
ALL THE BEST ZE BLUES
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Nemesis
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kimyaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
So, are Chelsea officially out of the title race? After tonight, you could be forgiven for thinking it's back to being a one-horse race. That was a consummately professional performance by Manchester United.
By Jonathan Stevenson, bbc
So, are Chelsea officially out of the title race? After tonight, you could be forgiven for thinking it's back to being a one-horse race. That was a consummately professional performance by Manchester United.
By Jonathan Stevenson, bbc
AljuniorTz
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May be Mkuu; according to our manager's statement below: -
Chelsea manager Guus Hiddink admitted his side's title hopes had all but disappeared with the goalless stalemate. Manchester United won 2-0 against Portsmouth, which moved them six points clear of the Blues and with a game in hand Hiddink believes they are out of reach.
''We knew we couldn't afford to waste points and we did, so yeah the title is finished for us,'' the Dutchman said. ''It's near the end so let's be honest. Let's face facts because they (Manchester United) have won like you would expect them too.''
Hiddink admitted his side were not at their best tonight and believes they must now turn their attentions to trying to win the FA Cup and the Champions League, with the first leg of their semi-final clash against Barcelona awaiting them next week.
''Before we said that mathematically we had chances to win the title but honestly and realistically now we have to focus on the other competitions,'' he said. 'They defended well and we didn't have the intelligence to break down their deffence. The way we played was not good. We worked hard but that's not enough.''
Nemesis
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yeah! kasema ukweli, poleni sana, maana Mwalimu Ab-Tichaz, Invisible na wengine wapo kimya kabisa.
Mkuu Aljuniortz hilo neno "may be" ni neno moja siyo mawili hivyo unatakiwa kuandika maybe.
Ab-Titchaz
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kisale
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No way out!the title race now its over!tumwangalie Barca na Everton kwa umakini tusije kukutwa na yale ya mzee wetu wa kanisa (Arvam G.) mwaka jana ya kumaliza ligi patupu.Natamani sana Man apite nusu fainali CL tukutane nae Roma,najua hatutafika kwenye penalt km last season lazima tumnyoe,ila najua Arsenal atamgonga Man utd na km tukipita kwa Barca kazi tutakuwa nayo fainali.
AljuniorTz
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MATCH REPORT: WEST HAM UNITED 0 CHELSEA 1
DOGO HUNIWEZI WEWE!!!
CECH:BADO NIPO FIT WADAU WA ZE BLUES
MALOUDA: TULIA DOGO, ACHA MAKEKE
HABA NA HABA................
DOGO HUNIWEZI WEWE!!!
CECH:BADO NIPO FIT WADAU WA ZE BLUES
MALOUDA: TULIA DOGO, ACHA MAKEKE
HABA NA HABA................
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AljuniorTz
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kama kawa m2 wangu; 2ta-go then 2ta-heat & last 2ta-run.
Upo mwana? Barca ni wateja kwa ze blues
Masanilo
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Bosingwa....
Hivi huyu Bosingwa enyi wana-bluu mnafikiri anaweza kumzuia 'nylon' Messi. Ebu Msikie kocha wenu Guus:
"Chelsea coach Guus Hiddink is confident that Jose Bosingwa can keep Barcelona winger Lionel Messi quiet in the Champions League semi-final first leg"
"Chelsea coach Guus Hiddink is confident that Jose Bosingwa can keep Barcelona winger Lionel Messi quiet in the Champions League semi-final first leg"
kisale
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kwani huyo Messi ana nini?kila mtu anaelewa ya kuwa ni mchezaji mzuri,ana uwezo,ila kama yeye ni binadamu kama alivyo Bosingwa na Terry leo mtashangaa atakavyopigwa pini ya ajabu,mara ngapi tumeona Barcelona wakipigwa na huyo Messi akiwepo.
Shakhatar walishinda 3-2 pale pale Nou Camp,Athletical Madrid nao walimgonga hapo hapo Nou camp 4-3,Espanyol nae alimpiga 2-1.yote hiyo ni msimu huu huu wa 2008/09.Sasa sijui nini kinachowafanya mfikirie Barca ni kama ameshamfunga Chelsea.Tunaiamini timu yetu,na ni bora wacheze tupate droo ya bila magoli kwa sababu watakavyojaribu kuscore ndio wataharibu kila kitu,mwishowe tutawaadhibu huko huko kwao.Wakawaulize Liverpool na vibibi vya Turin.Subirini muone baadaye huo moto utakavyokuwa mkali.
