FIFA Confederations Cup 2009

[Nemesis]

SA wamecheza vizuri, wanastahili pongezi licha ya kufungwa. Wajipange upya kwa ajili ya 2nd runner.

Taifa stars tukifikia kiwango cha kucheza kwa pasi fupi zenye uhakika wa kumfikia mlengwa, ball control, kufungua vyumba na kutafuta nafasi za kufunga kama SA tutakuwa na uhakika wa kushinda makombe kadhaa.

 

[TIMING]

SA wamecheza vizuri, wanastahili pongezi licha ya kufungwa. Wajipange upya kwa ajili ya 2nd runner.

Taifa stars tukifikia kiwango cha kucheza kwa pasi fupi zenye uhakika wa kumfikia mlengwa, ball control, kufungua vyumba na kutafuta nafasi za kufunga kama SA tutakuwa na uhakika wa kushinda makombe kadhaa.

Aisee.... SA wamefungwa kwa mbinu ndogo tu ya frikik!!! its sad but tufanyaje?? Jamaa walipima na nina hakika wengi tuliona uwazi wa mapungufu yao

 

[Sipo]

Jana mpira uliochezwa na South Africa ulikuwa wa kupendeza sana na naamini kila mpenda soka alifurahia mpira mtamu kutoka kwa Waafrika wenzetu dhidi ya vigogo wa soka duniani! Ni haki yao kuwapongeza, i think they can do something more better in 2010

 

[Consultant]

Brazil hawana kitu siku hizi. Usishangae USA wakawafanyizia.

 

[Edson]

wana matatizo upande wa washambuliaji. hamna ''fowad'' ya maana.
mpira wanacheza lakini umaliziaji tatizo. ni kama huko home, taifa starz yetu.
nilishangaa juzi mpira wa marekani na spain jamani watoto wa obama!!!!!, kocha wao ni raia wa wapi? nilifurahi sana

 

[Belo]

S Africa wanatakiwa waandae washambuliaji ,idara nyingine zote ziko sawa

 

[TIMING]

S Africa wanatakiwa waandae washambuliaji ,idara nyingine zote ziko sawa

Pamoja na maumbo madogo, hawa jamaa wanacheza mpira safi sana. Labda wamwite Mcarthy kuongeza ukali, he is a clinical finisher and fits well into the SA current team!!

 

[Manda]

S Africa wanatakiwa waandae washambuliaji ,idara nyingine zote ziko sawa

And that has been the most pressing problems as far as our teams are concerned. Iwe Taifa Stars, SA au Ghana tukifika ngazi ya kimataifa scoring is a real hurdle.

All in all, BIG IS BIG banaaa, kudos kwa SA S'how they showed some uhai flani tofauti na wengi tulivyotaraji.

 

[senator]

Mtamzamo wa final upoje? mana wamarekani wameonesha mpira upo juu kwa pande ya kwao..
Will it b a one sided game or the unpredictable USA will show up their nails as they did to the Europeans champions?

 

[Kigogo]

wamefulia south africa

mkuu kwa kweli wamefulia lakini waliwadhibiti sana Brazil...

 

[senator]

wana matatizo upande wa washambuliaji. hamna ''fowad'' ya maana.
mpira wanacheza lakini umaliziaji tatizo. ni kama huko home, taifa starz yetu.
nilishangaa juzi mpira wa marekani na spain jamani watoto wa obama!!!!!, kocha wao ni raia wa wapi? nilifurahi sana

**** Ni raia wa marekani na mwanae ndie yule aliyepewa kadi nyekundu walipocheza na spain

 

[ByaseL]

Mark Namanya


Thieves, prostitutes, Italy’s exit, a United States miracle and vuvuzelas; it’s all been happening at the 2009 Confederations Cup in South Africa which climaxes tomorrow at Ellis Park stadium in Johannesburg. No one will dare suggest the tournament has not been a success, no chance. The football has been breathtaking, the organisation superb and the world finally has a glimpse of what to expect next year. Still, the tournament has not gone without incident and in the words of South Africa 2010 organising committee CEO Danny Jordaan, “an unperfect Confederations Cup will give us chance to tighten things up in time for the World Cup.”

Where were you when Spain’s 15-match winning streak was brought to a halt? The venue was Mongaung/Bloemfontein, the stage Free State stadium and the lead actors Clint Dempsey, Landon Donovan, Oguchi Onyewu and Jay DeMERIT.
At last, a team showed the world how to beat Spain. Take the game to them, then sit deep, ride your luck, fashion a goal out of nothing, defend well, panic not, throw your bodies at everything in the box, shut out Xavi Creus Hernandez, make Fernando Torres and David Villa inept and score a second against the run of play. On an extremely freezing Wednesday night in Bloemfontein, USA created one of football’s greatest shocks to emphasise football’s oldest cliche that ‘soccer is soccer’.

In an economy where unemployment is 25%, Fifa’s decision to offer 70,000 free tickets for group matches reflected brightly on its ‘Fair Play’ campaign. Crowds have considerably grown since the tournament started and tomorrow’s final will be full to capacity. Although European, Asian, South American and North American fans will be expected to storm the World Cup, a huge South African presence in and out of the stadiums is desired for a special World Cup. And Fifa’s free tickets gesture should go a long way in emphasising that.

On arrival in Italy, Lippi appeared to retract some of the comments he made in his post match press conference. “I will make changes to this team,” the World Cup winning coach said. In Pretoria after being thrashed by Brazil, an adamant Lippi had indicated he would retain faith is his ageing team. “You speak so much about young people - what young people!?” Lippi raged. The veteran coach was deflecting attention from his failures and lost his cool to everyone’s bewilderment.

Man of the match
The Fifa Technical Study Group decides the Man of the Match award. But how did Mohamed Homos outshine goal keeper El Hadary when Egypt beat Italy, never mind the former scoring the winner? And with all due credit to Clint Dempsey’s display, was he more important to USA’s victory over Spain than Oguchi and DeMERIT? No. Not for me.

 

[Exaud J. Makyao]

GOOd - Viwanja

BAD- Kocha aliyechezesha mechi kati ya Afrika kusini na Brazil