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Честитки за победата!
Се одлепивте асално,не е лошо за 7 кола 5 бода,пред Утд,7 пред Арсенал и незнам колку али мн се пред Ливерпул.
Се одлепивте асално,не е лошо за 7 кола 5 бода,пред Утд,7 пред Арсенал и незнам колку али мн се пред Ливерпул.
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Ипак пред да почне сезоната мислев ке се опраат,али тешко ке е тоа.Фала
П.С Остави Ливерпул...воопшто не претставуваат опасност
Дрогба им стануе најтмер на овие.
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http://footyroom.com/chelsea-2-0-arsenal-2-2010-10/
Патем, не е само Дрогба кошмар за овие, туку Ешли. Типот сега нафрли за голот на Дрогба, лани на 2 пати во првата, за втората не се ни сеќавам... Како и да е, Венгер не може со централни дефанзивци како Сквилачи и Кошчиелни да се носи со животно како Дрогба.
А околу кошмарите, Дрогба им е кошмар на Арсенал, исто како што Теевез ни е на нас. Нон стоп ни дава голови, и кога беше во Јунајтед, и сега во Сити.
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http://www.gettyimages.com/Search/Search.aspx?EventId=102526420&EditorialProduct=ChelseaFC
Патем, не е само Дрогба кошмар за овие, туку Ешли. Типот сега нафрли за голот на Дрогба, лани на 2 пати во првата, за втората не се ни сеќавам... Како и да е, Венгер не може со централни дефанзивци како Сквилачи и Кошчиелни да се носи со животно како Дрогба.
А околу кошмарите, Дрогба им е кошмар на Арсенал, исто како што Теевез ни е на нас. Нон стоп ни дава голови, и кога беше во Јунајтед, и сега во Сити.
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http://www.gettyimages.com/Search/Search.aspx?EventId=102526420&EditorialProduct=ChelseaFC
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Неможев да ја гледам цела утакмица али последните 25 минути ги гледав и сум многу задоволен од играва, Дрогба животно, Алекс(бразилски Vin Diesel) секоја чест - прав КОЊ.
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само накратко да кажам, арсенал имаше среќа шо си заминаа од Стемфорд Бриџ само со 2-0. какви се шанси се пропуштија, требаше барем една петка да примат...објективно гледано! Секоја чест, фантастично изиграно, во ниту еден момент не му се даде шанса на Арсенал да се понадева на добар резултат. Така треба против сите да се игра, и титулите ќе идат сами!!!
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Го гледам голов на Алекс и се чудам како само силно и прецизно ја шутна топката.Да го удреше Фабиански тој сигурно ќе беше мртов.
Ремек дело!
Ремек дело!
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Јас имам едно подобро видео со бомбата на Алекса... :tv:
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REACTION: FIGHTING QUALITY
Posted on: Sun 03 Oct 2010
Ray Wilkins was overjoyed with the side's performance after grinding out an excellent 2-0 home win over Arsenal on Sunday.
The assistant was filling in on media duties for manager Carlo Ancelotti, whose father passed away on Wednesday, and he began by saying a few words on behalf of the Italian.
'Carlo has asked me to come in and do the press conference, he's had an extremely difficult week but he would like to thank everybody that has sent their best wishes' Wilkins said, 'especially the League Managers' Association, he got a very nice text as well from Sir Alex Ferguson which he wanted me to say.'
The side could not have produced a better result to raise their coach's spirits, against an impressive Arsenal side who should have gone ahead early on. Eventually a goal in either half, an excellent flick from Didier Drogba and a crashing free-kick from Alex, ensured the Blues took all three points.
'For us to beat them is always a delight, it's not always pleasant to look at but it was effective and I thought the lads were terrific today,' Wilkins summarised.
'Sometimes when you're playing this wonderful game of ours you can't always do what you want to do. You have to fight and scrap and I think we have that quality to do so. When we do get in the final third we certainly have the quality to finish teams off.
'Arsenal are one of the teams that scare me, they can take the ball off us and not give us it back. That worries me but today we showed great determination. We were good today.
'Today you saw not a fantastic performance but a different performance, we really ground out a win. That's what it's about, the three points is what we fight for and we got it.'
The game will best be remembered for the thunderbolt by our Brazilian centre-back which wrapped the game up with five minutes remaining. He left the field shortly afterwards with an injury.
'Alex has got a slight problem in his thigh, I don't know whether it was from that rocket that he hit late in the game or what but he just has a little knick and we hope he'll be okay.
'It's not a fluke, he hits them after training and works hard at them. I thought Didier would take it personally, but what a goal that was.'
Wilkins was also impressed by Drogba's display, though he admitted he had not had a chance to see his goal again.
'That's what he's all about, that's Didier,' he said. 'He scores goals and loves to be in that situation where he can make a difference.
'We saw him chasing back after 85 minutes, then he goes in at centre-half when Alex comes off. That's what football is all about, filling in for your mate and working for your mates. At the moment we have a spirit in this club we're thrilled about.'It leaves us four points clear going into the two-week international break, and Wilkins believes it was important to beat one of our title rivals.
'They are important. Last year we beat Man U twice, Arsenal twice, Liverpool twice,' he recalled. 'That might not happen this year, so the teams we lost against last year we have to make up the points against them as well, but thankfully we've taken three off Arsenal once again which is a bonus for us and we'll keep cracking on, but they are vitally important.'
Gunners manager Arsene Wenger thought our first goal should not have counted due to a foul by the all-action Ramires, but admitted we had been better in front of goal.
'The teams are very close, we can give Chelsea credit today, they took advantage up front and were much more clinical than us,' he said.
'I feel sorry for my team, for the fact they are not rewarded, but we live in a realistic world and if you don't take your chances you don't win games.
'We dominated in my opinion but we go home with zero points. You could see Chelsea had finished with cramps because they had to run a lot, so I give a lot of credit to my team but you have to be more clinical to win championships. You cannot lose a game like that.'
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Arsene Wenger...
On how clinical his side was…
"Their strikers were more clinical than ours and that made the difference because apart from that I believe Chelsea suffered a lot today. They were on the ropes for long periods in the game."
On dominating but not scoring…
"We had the chances today. When you have the chances we have today you need to score."
On whether he was angry at your team…
"No. I feel sorry for my team because they had an outstanding attitude and an outstanding display. You can only congratulate them for that attitude. I feel sorry for the fact that they have not been rewarded but we live in a realistic world and when you don’t score and don’t take your chances then you don’t win big games."
On the positives…
"There are many positives from the game because we dominated this game quite surprisingly in my opinion. We go home with zero points and if you look at the way we threw two points away at Sunderland last week and this week you see that despite our quality that is not enough."
On injuries to his side…
"Today we had [the players] to win the game. No matter who was here, we had enough quality to win this game."
On whether Jack Wilshere showed he is a big game player
"Yes. He finished a bit tired because he gave everything but he’s 18 years of age and we see what he did today and you can only say ‘Congratulations Jack’ and keep going."
On Abou Diaby’s injury..
"He has a bad ankle and looks to be a doubt for the French national team."
On his attacking strategy…
"I felt we are a team who wants to have the ball and doesn’t hide away from home. Any side who comes here and sits back gets punished. If you allow them to play in your half they have the quality [with their] strikers and take advantage of mistakes.
"I decided to play in their half and overall I think we did it very well and I can only give credit to my team. They have done marvellously well. You want to be rewarded when you produce a game of that quality and when you go home with no points we have to analyse why and be more clinical. The basis is there, the collective team quality is there but we have to transform that into points."
On Chelsea’s style…
"I don’t want to judge Chelsea’s style. I know when you win you are always right."
On the title race…
" Chelsea are one of the candidates to win the title but there is a long way to go. This game was not decisive game. They are in a strong position but they can drop points aswell."
On a sense of deja vu…
"That is what people will say but I don’t feel that. I feel the two teams are really close. We have to give Chelsea today they took advantage up front. They were much more clinical."
On a Drogba goal being inevitable…
"That is good for literature not sport. Nothing is inevitable in sport. Congratulations to him but that does not mean it will go on forever."
On Koscielny’s early miss …
" I think he was too much turned towards the corner. Instead of turning his body and facing the goal he did not adjust to the ball."
Posted on: Sun 03 Oct 2010
Ray Wilkins was overjoyed with the side's performance after grinding out an excellent 2-0 home win over Arsenal on Sunday.
The assistant was filling in on media duties for manager Carlo Ancelotti, whose father passed away on Wednesday, and he began by saying a few words on behalf of the Italian.
'Carlo has asked me to come in and do the press conference, he's had an extremely difficult week but he would like to thank everybody that has sent their best wishes' Wilkins said, 'especially the League Managers' Association, he got a very nice text as well from Sir Alex Ferguson which he wanted me to say.'
The side could not have produced a better result to raise their coach's spirits, against an impressive Arsenal side who should have gone ahead early on. Eventually a goal in either half, an excellent flick from Didier Drogba and a crashing free-kick from Alex, ensured the Blues took all three points.
'For us to beat them is always a delight, it's not always pleasant to look at but it was effective and I thought the lads were terrific today,' Wilkins summarised.
'Sometimes when you're playing this wonderful game of ours you can't always do what you want to do. You have to fight and scrap and I think we have that quality to do so. When we do get in the final third we certainly have the quality to finish teams off.
'Arsenal are one of the teams that scare me, they can take the ball off us and not give us it back. That worries me but today we showed great determination. We were good today.
'Today you saw not a fantastic performance but a different performance, we really ground out a win. That's what it's about, the three points is what we fight for and we got it.'
The game will best be remembered for the thunderbolt by our Brazilian centre-back which wrapped the game up with five minutes remaining. He left the field shortly afterwards with an injury.
'Alex has got a slight problem in his thigh, I don't know whether it was from that rocket that he hit late in the game or what but he just has a little knick and we hope he'll be okay.
'It's not a fluke, he hits them after training and works hard at them. I thought Didier would take it personally, but what a goal that was.'
Wilkins was also impressed by Drogba's display, though he admitted he had not had a chance to see his goal again.
'That's what he's all about, that's Didier,' he said. 'He scores goals and loves to be in that situation where he can make a difference.
'We saw him chasing back after 85 minutes, then he goes in at centre-half when Alex comes off. That's what football is all about, filling in for your mate and working for your mates. At the moment we have a spirit in this club we're thrilled about.'It leaves us four points clear going into the two-week international break, and Wilkins believes it was important to beat one of our title rivals.
'They are important. Last year we beat Man U twice, Arsenal twice, Liverpool twice,' he recalled. 'That might not happen this year, so the teams we lost against last year we have to make up the points against them as well, but thankfully we've taken three off Arsenal once again which is a bonus for us and we'll keep cracking on, but they are vitally important.'
Gunners manager Arsene Wenger thought our first goal should not have counted due to a foul by the all-action Ramires, but admitted we had been better in front of goal.
'The teams are very close, we can give Chelsea credit today, they took advantage up front and were much more clinical than us,' he said.
'I feel sorry for my team, for the fact they are not rewarded, but we live in a realistic world and if you don't take your chances you don't win games.
'We dominated in my opinion but we go home with zero points. You could see Chelsea had finished with cramps because they had to run a lot, so I give a lot of credit to my team but you have to be more clinical to win championships. You cannot lose a game like that.'
:wink:
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Arsene Wenger...
On how clinical his side was…
"Their strikers were more clinical than ours and that made the difference because apart from that I believe Chelsea suffered a lot today. They were on the ropes for long periods in the game."
On dominating but not scoring…
"We had the chances today. When you have the chances we have today you need to score."
On whether he was angry at your team…
"No. I feel sorry for my team because they had an outstanding attitude and an outstanding display. You can only congratulate them for that attitude. I feel sorry for the fact that they have not been rewarded but we live in a realistic world and when you don’t score and don’t take your chances then you don’t win big games."
On the positives…
"There are many positives from the game because we dominated this game quite surprisingly in my opinion. We go home with zero points and if you look at the way we threw two points away at Sunderland last week and this week you see that despite our quality that is not enough."
On injuries to his side…
"Today we had [the players] to win the game. No matter who was here, we had enough quality to win this game."
On whether Jack Wilshere showed he is a big game player
"Yes. He finished a bit tired because he gave everything but he’s 18 years of age and we see what he did today and you can only say ‘Congratulations Jack’ and keep going."
On Abou Diaby’s injury..
"He has a bad ankle and looks to be a doubt for the French national team."
On his attacking strategy…
"I felt we are a team who wants to have the ball and doesn’t hide away from home. Any side who comes here and sits back gets punished. If you allow them to play in your half they have the quality [with their] strikers and take advantage of mistakes.
"I decided to play in their half and overall I think we did it very well and I can only give credit to my team. They have done marvellously well. You want to be rewarded when you produce a game of that quality and when you go home with no points we have to analyse why and be more clinical. The basis is there, the collective team quality is there but we have to transform that into points."
On Chelsea’s style…
"I don’t want to judge Chelsea’s style. I know when you win you are always right."
On the title race…
" Chelsea are one of the candidates to win the title but there is a long way to go. This game was not decisive game. They are in a strong position but they can drop points aswell."
On a sense of deja vu…
"That is what people will say but I don’t feel that. I feel the two teams are really close. We have to give Chelsea today they took advantage up front. They were much more clinical."
On a Drogba goal being inevitable…
"That is good for literature not sport. Nothing is inevitable in sport. Congratulations to him but that does not mean it will go on forever."
On Koscielny’s early miss …
" I think he was too much turned towards the corner. Instead of turning his body and facing the goal he did not adjust to the ball."
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Честито , ова коло максимално ни е во прилог. Инаку не го гледав натпреварот , ама гледав хајлајтс и неможам да сфатам како само 2 гола сме дале ? Анелка празен гол промаши , Есиен сам на сам со голман не даде , поништен гол на Ешли... Ама 3 бода си се 3 бода. Сега треба да се пазиме од Сити стануваат се поголем конкурент за титулата.
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