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raumdeuter: raumdeuter: The first incident you described, Boateng did it in the first half when Schweini didnt track Giacherini and he squared the ball only for Boateng to anticipate and cut off the cross from either Eder or Pelle not sure who Mikel can do deep lying defence vs Barca and Bayern, David Luiz can but Boateng who is better than every defender in CHelsea combined would not do it [bold]Do you know bad belle can cause cancel and I heard it can even increase your waist line[/bold] He conceded 5 goals vs Barca yet too much fat cant make you remember him conceding 0 goals vs Juventus, Barcelona in 2013 on his way to winning the CL Thats why you cant see him shutting down Argentina in the world cup final raumdeuter: |
Belgium defence cost them today, esp. Those two rastamen. Anyone who says hazard did nt play well today is simply an anti-football fan and a hazard hater. In short, the person is what timaya calls an "olofufu" and "badbelle". |
diggz:lwkmd. Una no go kill person. I neva for my life see person like dayo. The worst is that he is very good at what he does. Mehn, dat man is an asset. |
raumdeuter:i no get time for your jumping around |
raumdeuter:now this is a ridiculous answer. you just lost this one. admit it. |
Kolade354:ya.. they move the ball very quick, neat paases, mark very good. what more can we ask from a coach. |
airmark:lmao |
www.uefa.com/uefaeuro/season=2016/players/index.html player barometer. I am looking for one player like that. have you guys seen him? www.uefa.com/uefaeuro/season=2016/players/news/newsid=2384756.html |
www.uefa.com/uefaeuro/season=2016/players/index.html player barometer. I am looking for one player like that. have you guys seen him? |
www.uefa.com/uefaeuro/season=2016/statistics/index.html
stats of the Euro 2016 so far |
www.uefa.com/uefaeuro/news/newsid=2379851.html
man of the matches awards so far in the Euro 2016 |
www.uefa.com/uefaeuro/news/newsid=2379851.html
man of the matches awards so far in the Euro 2016 |
raumdeuter:heed the words of chic2pimp |
raumdeuter! raumdeuter!! raumdeuter!!!..... |
raumdeuter, your food is ready. www.goal.com/euro2016/en/gallery/lewandowski-muller--the-stars-who-are-flopping-at-euro-2016/tv4oz7yaixkm1mrgwx6mqa6ug |
i am not moved by this Belgium win at all. they don't play as a unit. no intensity in their game, they don't mount serious pressure on opponents with all their big name players. they play like they have never trained together before; not understanding themselves. gush! lvg is seriously better than that wilmots of a person. i never see |
This is the best time to sell willian, after now, his value will drop. you guys should know that he just played his best football last season. |
damola311:okay. i asked because of the royal ambassador. |
damola311:i dont understand |
damola311:are you a Baptist? |
PietroRico:your head dy dia broda. |
look at how the world class Spanish player (moreno) performed today, and how the average English player (sturridge ) performed. |
raumdeuter:generally accepted by who? |
FBS:he has already stated that he is not leaving |
diggz:it is a fact that has not performed to his previous standard this season, and I have no excuse for him. I can't lay my hand on a particular reason for that, but I do know that he knows the reason and he alone has the solution, which he has already applied. what has been my problem with some of our fans here is the denial of hazard's capabilities as a player which we used to watch week in week out since the day he arrived at Chelsea. to the extent that some people called him a fraud and some of us agreed, just because of an under performance from a previous standard he has already kept himself on. . hazard jokes a lot as a lot and has been known for that. if we would remember vividly last two seasons when he was asked if would relish the chance of playing for PSG, he replied them that if his wife says they should go back to France that he will do so. but, when he was asked the next time, he replied that he has won every thing in France and therefore have no reason of returning there. someone who understands hazard will know that his first response was a joke. it is not about flirting. |
Despite his very poor season, he still won an individual award. Baba Eden Hazard’s stunning strike against Tottenham earlier this month was picked by supporters as the best goal scored by a Chelsea player this season. The Belgian’s equaliser at the Bridge in that epic London derby was singled out from a choice of seven by Blues fans. http://www.chelseafc.com/news/latest-news/2016/05/player-of-the-year-2016.html |
make una relax, all of una wey call hazard names when em no dey form, una go soon change mouth. he will shame you guys. even the so called intelligent Chelsea fans follow the talk rubbish, say him na fraud, that he is nothing near their supposed world class players; it is a matter of time and he will shame you guys. some even went as far as saying that his career is finished, that he should be sold. abi, i tell una say one day una go change mouth. just wait, his best is yet to come. that particular one wey dey call am fraud don close mouth for some time now, him must change mouth. if my post dey pain you, if you no like am, I implore you to go "knack head for wall die (kpoo isi na ahu aja kpokpuo onwe gi). |
Nihilist:which fabregas? Abeg o. Fabregas just needs a workaholic alongside him and an in-form hazard and striker ahead of him to get the best out of him. |
See this one too. No be me o. Guus Hiddink praised the performance of his team at Anfield and reserved special acclaim for our scorer Eden Hazard. The manager was understandably frustrated we didn’t pick up all three points having led for so much of the game, but he still left Merseyside happy having witnessed one of the best outings from his side this year… ‘It was of course a big disappointment in the last minute, but I can say Chelsea played a perfect game tonight,’ Hiddinkenthused. ‘We were defensively well-organised. Offensively we had the intention to score which we did through the beautiful goal of Eden. ‘After that, we had the intention to go for the second but we didn’t kill the game off in the second half. We had two or three open chances, but generally I can be very satisfied with the performance of the team, although it was a nice present for them in the last minute. ‘We played with a lot of intent and ambition and that’s how I like to see us play.’ The unstoppable Eden Hazardwas the star of the show, and Hiddinkfeels he is close to getting back to full fitness ‘He has had a difficult year. He has had injures, come back, had more injuries, and that made him vulnerable physically. ‘The last few weeks he has been working on a programme to get him fully fit. We haven't played him for whole games. He is steadily getting his shape, and you can see what he is able to do. ‘Nature gave him a lot of talent. He is gifted, he is smart, he can win a one-on-one anywhere on the pitch which is very important. He plays with courage. He receives a lot of physical contact but nevertheless he goes on. He’s fit and fresh, mentally and physically, and it’s a pleasure to see those type of players. ‘Everyone in a job gets criticism and it’s how you deal with that. They are all human and it can be possible it affects you a bit, but it’s always good to see the reaction when you’re criticised like he was.’ Academy striker Tammy Abraham was brought on for his Chelsea debut ‘I like the guy’s attitude very much. ‘He is training every now and then with us. He has played a lot of games for the Under-21s, for the Under-19s, for the Under-18s, and that has obstructed him a bit to be with us for a long time, which is the most important thing, but he has been with us for a couple of weeks and you can see his potential. ‘Of course he must grow with his little touches but that’s normal for an 18-year-old boy. He plays already physically like a man, and it’s nice to see those players coming from the Academy.’ Hiddinkspoke in more depth about the Academy and the important of young players training with the first team ‘The Academy is delivering, and other players like Traorewho have been with us for a long time. ‘There are other players training with us who I would like to see more of. I have one point which is a little bit controversial. When Chelsea are playing in a lot of championships - Under-18, Under-19, Under-21 - it’s nice to have won these cups, but it’s even better when those guys have their training sessions with us as well. http://www.chelseafc.com/news/latest-news/2016/05/final-whistle-verdict-post-liverpool.html |
No be me or hensben write am o. The Belgian has endured perhaps the worst season of his career to date, but, after also shining against Tottenham, he is beginning to return to his very best form. Chelsea showed signs of their former selves despite only picking up a point at Anfield, with the inspiration of a Belgian genius reminding them they are still capable of taking a game to a European finalist in their back yard. It was a mistake from Asmir Begovic that led to the points being shared as Christian Benteke headed home into an empty net after the Bosnian had flapped at a simple Sheyi Ojo cross - with Thibaut Courtois watching on from the sidelines after illness. But Eden Hazard's performance ensured there was something to smile about for his fans as he sparked memories of his title-winning season last year in which he was a key player and was ultimately recognised for his exploits by winning the PFA Player of The Year. He is clearly back to full fitness and comfortable in a Blue shirt once again, dancing around Liverpool’s baffled defenders as everything he tried came off. Whenever the Belgian got on the ball it was a danger for Liverpool as he fired in a few powerful shots that Simon Mignolet spilled each time due to their power. The 25-year-old was always available to receive the ball, carry it on the counter-attack and even put in great crosses on numerous occasions as his side defended resolutely without getting their rewards. His confidence seemed to rub off on his team-mates as Chelsea came within seconds of totally ruining Liverpool's final home game of the season, but more importantly it was a glimmer of what is to come next season with Hazard on form. Many of Chelsea’s players will be playing for their futures but Hazard is untouchable at the club as incoming boss Antonio Conte will surely recognise his talent and make him the focal point of his attack. It is clear that without Champions League football, Chelsea won’t be able to sign anyone at his level in the summer making him even more important next season. Conte must get the best out of all his players but Hazard is the one who deserves to have a team built around him, perhaps offering him a free role to show his magic. Hazard was one of many to suffer under Jose Mourinho after being central in the row with Chelsea club doctor Eva Carneiro and head physio Jon Fearn and he needs more care to play at his best - an arm around the shoulder rather than taking the blame. He also suffered from injury problems and was played in key games by both Mourinho and Guus Hiddinkbut was ineffective without the proper love and care. The veteran Dutch coach has been vocal in his praise of the winger after he ended his year long Premier League goal drought with a double against Bournemouth - which is shocking considering he scored 19 goals in 2014-15. The Chelsea fans have been celebrating him with extra enthusiasm ever since his brilliant equaliser denied Tottenham the title at Stamford Bridge - protecting their 26 year record of not losing at home to Spurs in the process. Hazard was one of the main victims of Chelsea's poor season as the club ground to a halt under Mourinho but his renewed swagger should be a reason for all lovers of football to celebrate. There aren’t many players in the world who can dribble, pass and produce as many decisive moments over a 90 minute period as the Belgian wizard and in the Premier League there are even fewer. Pedro and Bertrand Traore were also lively at Anfield but could not match their star man's quality when it really mattered. Despite at times fantastic link play between the three, they ultimately failed to bank all three points. One of Conte's biggest tasks, then, will be to find a way to allow Hazard to reach his full potential as a match-winner so he can once again be mentioned in the same breath as other Balon d'Or contenders, as was the case before his time at Stamford Bridge started turning sour. http://m.goal.com/x/en-gb/news/2896/premier-league/2016/05/11/23401842/where-have-you-been-hiding-hazard-turns-on-the-magic-to |
Debroslink:why shld u b surprised? |
Since hazard regained form, i have been enjoying our matches irrespective of the result; win, draw or lose. |
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