Chelsea FC (The Blues) | Special Thread
Chelsea FC (The Blues) | Special Thread
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Eeka Mangi
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Ingekuwa wewe ungesema? Wacha wakae kimya ndugu yangu.
Si unakumbuka ile hadithi ya jamaa fulani vita iliingia nchini kwao akajificha, baada ya maadui kuangamiza watu yeye akiwa mafichoni akasema HERI YANGU SIJASEMA wakamsikia wakammaliza. So ni heri hawa jamaa wa jukwaa hili wasiseme wasije wakaangamizwa! haha haaaaaaaaaaaa!
Mbu
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...mnh, nakweli! wanachangia post nyingine
...wakipita hapa wanafunga macho, 😀😀😀
Manda
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For sure may be am Nervous, u can just imagine the above deleted msg nimekuja Post msg ya Manutd ndani ya jukwaa lenu.
BTW; I was glad to see you guyz get beaten, coz mimi nawaogopa nyie mara kumi zaidi ya Liverpool, coz for them am sure they will TUMBLE ila sio nyie bwana!, mnakuwaga na spirit flani ya ajabu sana!
BTW; I was glad to see you guyz get beaten, coz mimi nawaogopa nyie mara kumi zaidi ya Liverpool, coz for them am sure they will TUMBLE ila sio nyie bwana!, mnakuwaga na spirit flani ya ajabu sana!
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Ab-Titchaz
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Ab-Titchaz
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Atapata replacement tu...no sweating that one.
Mzozo wa Mizozo
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Salaam kwa wote...Recovery is a tough process but tupo sawa bado!
AljuniorTz
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Tunajua wapinzani tunao wengi; bado tupo ulingoni tunaendeleza mapambano ya kusaka vikombe.
Hakuna timu isiyopendwa kama ZE BLUZZ, kila cku najiuliza YYYYYY???? Kila cku wa2 wanaombea tufungwe tuuu, kipindi kile tulivyoboronga mechi 6 viroho vilikuwa kwatuuu; but tulipoanza kushinda .... oohh nguvu ya cocacola hiyooo.
Kupoteza mechi moja si kupoteza mechi zote; mapambano ndio yameanza!!!!
Mbu
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...😀 sawa kakaa, bila kuwachokoza ushabiki haunogi, BTW hilo neno stihizai nimelisikia zamaaaaani unguja, kiswahili cha pwani hicho..., thanks kwa kunikumbusha...!
...Aljuniortz, usijiulize sana kwani majibu yake ni zaidi ya mia na kidogo... All in all, bado mpo kwenye nafasi nzuri!
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Mbu
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...unaona sasa, ndio maana mnachukiwa nyie! 😀
mimi ni mshabiki wa Ze Ganaz, na wakati huo huo Sympathizer wa Bwawa la maini!... Chelski mmenikalia kushoto kweli, kipindi cha Ruud Gullit kidogo nilikuwa nawaonea huruma, lakini Mourinho kanifanyisha niwachukie kweli kweli Chelsea... hasa Lamps, JT, Drogba yukkkkk!!!!... na yule dogo Cashley Cole, tumemlea halafu eti ananyea kiganja...!
Mbu
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...ha ha haa...
unaona sasa, tangu tarehe 28th March ulipoleta bandiko hili hawajatia mguu wao hapa,...!
Ab-Titchaz
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Sisi Taifa Kubwa!!!!!!!
By Phil McNulty
Chief football writer at Anfield
Chelsea took command of the Champions League quarter-final against Liverpool as Guus Hiddink's side stunned Anfield with an exhilarating attacking exhibition.
Fernando Torres looked to have put Liverpool on course for another glorious European night with he fired Rafael Benitez's side ahead after only six minutes.
But Chelsea responded in style to run out emphatic winners of an enthralling encounter, in which Liverpool played a full part until they were eventually overpowered.
Branislav Ivanovic was Chelsea's unlikely hero, heading goals either side of the interval to put Chelsea ahead - twice taking advantage of Liverpool's familiar Achilles heel, wretched marking at corners.
Didier Drogba, who wasted two excellent opportunities to score before Ivanovic levelled six minutes before the interval, was on target after 67 minutes when he turned in Florent Malouda's left-wing cross from eight yards as Liverpool suddenly collapsed under the weight of Chelsea's pressure.
The only black mark on Chelsea's night was a second-half booking for captain John Terry for a challenge on Liverpool keeper Pepe Reina that rules him out of next week's second leg at Stamford Bridge.
Liverpool have specialised in comebacks against the odds in the past, but it is hard to see how Benitez - who will have been left exasperated by his side's inept defending - can navigate a route out of this one against a Chelsea side who have been superbly rejuvenated by the veteran Hiddink.
In the previous Champions League meetings between the sides it has been almost impossible to separate them, but Chelsea have never adopted such a positive approach before and Hiddink reaped a rich reward.
Anfield was left subdued apart from a defiant rendition of "You'll Never Walk Alone" at the final whistle - all Liverpool's hopes dashed by Chelsea after the optimism sparked by Torres' early goal.
Chelsea's fans, in contrast, celebrated wildly after a victory that was almost beyond their wildest expectations.
Liverpool's recent resurgence has been characterised by high-tempo openings that have put opponents under instant pressure - and they were at it again in the early stages at a vibrant Anfield.
Dirk Kuyt almost gave Liverpool the perfect start after two minutes when his powerful shot on the turn was deflected inches wide off Ivanovic, but the Kop did not have long to wait to celebrate.
This time Kuyt was the creator with a clever flick that released Alvaro Arbeloa on the right-flank, and when he delivered an inviting cross Torres was on hand to sweep a comprehensive finish low past Petr Cech.
Liverpool striker Fernando Torres expertly sidefoots his side ahead against Chelsea
Chelsea, with a chequered Champions League history at Anfield, wasted the opportunity to respond immediately when Salomon Kalou sent Drogba clear in the area, but Liverpool keeper Reina raced out to make a vital block.
Hiddink had pledged to send out his side in attacking frame of mind, and Chelsea were as good as their coach's word, with Malouda then firing inches wide with Reina beaten.
Torres was an electrifying presence once more, and he was too quick for Frank Lampard when he swooped to rob the England man after 25 minutes, only to send a curling effort just off target.
It was a remarkably open game, with both sides committed to attack, and Drogba was guilty of another bad miss when he should have restored equality.
The Ivory Coast striker got on the wrong side of Jamie Carragher as Michael Ballack played a ball into the area, but after stumbling and then regaining control Drogba blazed wildly over the top with only Reina to beat.
Chelsea got the equaliser, and the away goal, they deserved, six minutes before the interval when Liverpool's long-time weakness at defending set-pieces surfaced again.
Malouda's corner was a routine affair, but Ivanovic was able to escape from the attentions of three Liverpool defenders to turn a header beyond Reina.
Kuyt should have scored Liverpool's second immediately, but Cech came to Chelsea's rescue as Liverpool looked poised to regain their advantage.
The second half began as an explosive first ended, with Carragher making a desperate clearance off the line from Drogba and Torres shooting just over the top after finally breaking the shackles of Chelsea's defence.
Terry was then ruled out of next week's return leg for a clumsy challenge on Reina - but it was the last piece of bad news for Chelsea.
Didier Drogba wheels away in celebration after putting Chelsea 3-1 ahead at Liverpool
They swiftly delivered two deadly blows to take a stranglehold on the tie and leave Anfield, so used to success on these nights, collectively stunned.
Ivanovic could barely believe his luck when he was given time and space in the penalty area once more to head another corner, this time from Lampard, powerfully past Reina.
And five minutes later Chelsea were in dreamland when Drogba finally hit the target, sliding home Malouda's cross from close range past a badly-exposed Reina.
Chelsea continued to threaten on the break as Liverpool pressed to little or no effect - and the final whistle brought confirmation of success for Hiddink's tactical masterclass and bitter disappointment for Anfield.
Liverpool: Reina, Arbeloa, Carragher, Skrtel, Aurelio (Dossena 75), Kuyt, Lucas (Babel 79), Alonso, Riera (Benayoun 67), Gerrard, Torres.
Subs Not Used: Cavalieri, Hyypia, Agger, Ngog.
Booked: Aurelio.
Goals: Torres 6.
Chelsea: Cech, Ivanovic, Terry, Alex, Ashley Cole, Kalou, Ballack, Essien, Lampard, Malouda, Drogba (Anelka 79).
Subs Not Used: Hilario, Carvalho, Belletti, Mancienne, Mikel, Deco.
Booked: Kalou, Terry.
Goals: Ivanovic 39, 62, Drogba 67.
Att: 42,543
Ref: Claus Bo Larsen (Denmark).
BBC SPORT | Football | Europe | Liverpool 1-3 Chelsea
Liverpool 1-3 Chelsea
By Phil McNulty
Chief football writer at Anfield
Chelsea took command of the Champions League quarter-final against Liverpool as Guus Hiddink's side stunned Anfield with an exhilarating attacking exhibition.
Fernando Torres looked to have put Liverpool on course for another glorious European night with he fired Rafael Benitez's side ahead after only six minutes.
But Chelsea responded in style to run out emphatic winners of an enthralling encounter, in which Liverpool played a full part until they were eventually overpowered.
Branislav Ivanovic was Chelsea's unlikely hero, heading goals either side of the interval to put Chelsea ahead - twice taking advantage of Liverpool's familiar Achilles heel, wretched marking at corners.
Didier Drogba, who wasted two excellent opportunities to score before Ivanovic levelled six minutes before the interval, was on target after 67 minutes when he turned in Florent Malouda's left-wing cross from eight yards as Liverpool suddenly collapsed under the weight of Chelsea's pressure.
The only black mark on Chelsea's night was a second-half booking for captain John Terry for a challenge on Liverpool keeper Pepe Reina that rules him out of next week's second leg at Stamford Bridge.
Liverpool have specialised in comebacks against the odds in the past, but it is hard to see how Benitez - who will have been left exasperated by his side's inept defending - can navigate a route out of this one against a Chelsea side who have been superbly rejuvenated by the veteran Hiddink.
In the previous Champions League meetings between the sides it has been almost impossible to separate them, but Chelsea have never adopted such a positive approach before and Hiddink reaped a rich reward.
Anfield was left subdued apart from a defiant rendition of "You'll Never Walk Alone" at the final whistle - all Liverpool's hopes dashed by Chelsea after the optimism sparked by Torres' early goal.
Chelsea's fans, in contrast, celebrated wildly after a victory that was almost beyond their wildest expectations.
Liverpool's recent resurgence has been characterised by high-tempo openings that have put opponents under instant pressure - and they were at it again in the early stages at a vibrant Anfield.
Dirk Kuyt almost gave Liverpool the perfect start after two minutes when his powerful shot on the turn was deflected inches wide off Ivanovic, but the Kop did not have long to wait to celebrate.
This time Kuyt was the creator with a clever flick that released Alvaro Arbeloa on the right-flank, and when he delivered an inviting cross Torres was on hand to sweep a comprehensive finish low past Petr Cech.
Liverpool striker Fernando Torres expertly sidefoots his side ahead against Chelsea
Chelsea, with a chequered Champions League history at Anfield, wasted the opportunity to respond immediately when Salomon Kalou sent Drogba clear in the area, but Liverpool keeper Reina raced out to make a vital block.
Hiddink had pledged to send out his side in attacking frame of mind, and Chelsea were as good as their coach's word, with Malouda then firing inches wide with Reina beaten.
Torres was an electrifying presence once more, and he was too quick for Frank Lampard when he swooped to rob the England man after 25 minutes, only to send a curling effort just off target.
It was a remarkably open game, with both sides committed to attack, and Drogba was guilty of another bad miss when he should have restored equality.
The Ivory Coast striker got on the wrong side of Jamie Carragher as Michael Ballack played a ball into the area, but after stumbling and then regaining control Drogba blazed wildly over the top with only Reina to beat.
Chelsea got the equaliser, and the away goal, they deserved, six minutes before the interval when Liverpool's long-time weakness at defending set-pieces surfaced again.
Malouda's corner was a routine affair, but Ivanovic was able to escape from the attentions of three Liverpool defenders to turn a header beyond Reina.
Kuyt should have scored Liverpool's second immediately, but Cech came to Chelsea's rescue as Liverpool looked poised to regain their advantage.
The second half began as an explosive first ended, with Carragher making a desperate clearance off the line from Drogba and Torres shooting just over the top after finally breaking the shackles of Chelsea's defence.
Terry was then ruled out of next week's return leg for a clumsy challenge on Reina - but it was the last piece of bad news for Chelsea.
Didier Drogba wheels away in celebration after putting Chelsea 3-1 ahead at Liverpool
They swiftly delivered two deadly blows to take a stranglehold on the tie and leave Anfield, so used to success on these nights, collectively stunned.
Ivanovic could barely believe his luck when he was given time and space in the penalty area once more to head another corner, this time from Lampard, powerfully past Reina.
And five minutes later Chelsea were in dreamland when Drogba finally hit the target, sliding home Malouda's cross from close range past a badly-exposed Reina.
Chelsea continued to threaten on the break as Liverpool pressed to little or no effect - and the final whistle brought confirmation of success for Hiddink's tactical masterclass and bitter disappointment for Anfield.
Liverpool: Reina, Arbeloa, Carragher, Skrtel, Aurelio (Dossena 75), Kuyt, Lucas (Babel 79), Alonso, Riera (Benayoun 67), Gerrard, Torres.
Subs Not Used: Cavalieri, Hyypia, Agger, Ngog.
Booked: Aurelio.
Goals: Torres 6.
Chelsea: Cech, Ivanovic, Terry, Alex, Ashley Cole, Kalou, Ballack, Essien, Lampard, Malouda, Drogba (Anelka 79).
Subs Not Used: Hilario, Carvalho, Belletti, Mancienne, Mikel, Deco.
Booked: Kalou, Terry.
Goals: Ivanovic 39, 62, Drogba 67.
Att: 42,543
Ref: Claus Bo Larsen (Denmark).
BBC SPORT | Football | Europe | Liverpool 1-3 Chelsea
BelindaJacob
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Kudoz The Bluez! Tusubiri marudiano japo mpo kwenye nafasi nzuri zaidi ya Liverpool!....
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...😱 eeeeeeh?!! mungu wangu! nilijua mkishashinda patakuwa hapatoshi hapa, Chelski bana!
haya, uwanja wenu huu leo, haya
hongereni! msije sema sijawapongeza bureee!
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