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Nahitaji sana kufika hapo ulipo..Lakini kwa njia hiyo ntapotelea njiani, hata kukufikia sitaweza..

Mkuu anayeweza kukufikisha juu ni Mungu pekee,
Fanya kazi kwa bidii sana and always strive to do the uncomfortable.
When you experience pain and torment then know that you are growing up..Pain is imperative to self growth and development, there is no shortcut in life. Never ever let the thought named QUIT find comfort in your heart because it takes years of self sacrifice and discipline to grow........!

NB: Malcom hayuko juu naye anafanya hayo aliyoyataja ili afanikiwe kwenye maisha,
So don't try to be like him. Just be you, I believe wewe una kitu cha ziada ambacho hakuna mtu mwenye nacho hapa duniani.
 
Manchester United suffered a humiliating 1-0 defeat to rock-bottom West Brom at Old Trafford to confirm Manchester City's coronation as Premier League champions.
Jose Mourinho's side had prevented their neighbours winning the title with a stirring comeback last weekend, but an unlikely defeat to the Baggies secured a third Premier League title for their cross-city rivals.
United were second-best all afternoon and Darren Moore's men earned their reward for a spirited display thanks to Jay Rodriguez's close-range header 17 minutes from time.
Romelu Lukaku was twice denied by smart saves from Ben Foster, while Jesse Lingard also came close after his introduction from the bench at half-time.
The hosts threw everything at West Brom in the closing stages, but were unable to find a breakthrough that would have delayed City's title confirmation until at least Wednesday when United take on Bournemouth.
Victory for West Brom moves them up to 24 points, but they remain nine away from safety with just four games remaining.
 
Not for the first time this season at Old Trafford United started sluggishly and could have been a goal down after 12 minutes.
Ander Herrera had his pocket picked midway through his own half by Rodriguez before the ball was rolled into the path of Jake Livermore. The England midfielder's effort lacked venom, though, and was parried to safety by David de Gea.
Herrera had a penalty appeal waved away after seemingly being tripped by Craig Dawson, while Lukaku's powerful drive from Juan Mata's through ball was kept out by the face of Foster.
United's insipid half was then summed up when Paul Pogba received a yellow card for inexplicably trying to convert a deep cross with his hand.
 
Lingard replaced Herrera at the interval and the new man almost made an immediate impact with a fierce goal-bound drive that was bravely blocked by Dawson.
Mata sliced wide from just outside the penalty area before the ineffective Pogba was hauled off for Anthony Martial just before the hour in a desperate attempt to inject some spark into United's lifeless attack.
Lukaku must have thought he had broken the deadlock after 65 minutes but former United goalkeeper Foster got down superbly to repel the Belgian's powerful header from Nemanja Matic's cross.
And the importance of that save was brought into sharp focus eight minutes later as Rodriguez stole in unmarked to nod in Matic's wayward header from a corner.
United pushed numbers forward in the closing stages, but Foster never really looked in danger of being tested again as United succumbed to a defeat that was celebrated by the blue half of Manchester with even more vigour than usual.
 
Huu uzi lol!
Wasukuma hawajasoma lakini wanatisha wako juu
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For the second time in a week, Manchester United left their supporters speechless. But whereas last weekend they delivered a stirring comeback for the ages to deny neighbours City the title, against West Bromwich Albion on Sunday they turned in an insipid showing to hand Pep Guardiola’s side their third crown in seven seasons.
The 1-0 defeat to an Albion side destined for the Championship showcased the exact opposite to last week’s triumph and underlined exactly why United have been cut further and further adrift of City since October.
This may have been the first time United have been beaten by a side other than City during Jose Mourinho’s two-year reign but their lifeless performance was nothing new. Too many matches over the last few seasons, under both Mourinho and his predecessor Louis van Gaal, have followed the same storyline as this one.
 
For too long United were sterile. They touched the ball in the West Brom area only six times in the first half, and in the second they weren’t much more dangerous. Their play was often too congested and laboured. Whereas last week they spent the second 45 minutes pulling Manchester City this way and that, seven days on they appeared clueless as to how to breach a far weaker defence.
They could have been behind in the first half, with Albion’s midfield anchor Jake Livermore being allowed to maraud forward and test David de Gea with a low drive. It says a lot that Livermore has managed only two shots on target this season, and both have come against Manchester United.
United should have had a penalty for Craig Dawson’s foul on Ander Herrera, but referee Paul Tierney’s obstructed view cut short their protests. Other than that they had little to shout about.
 
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