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Thursday, July 12, 2012
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HATA KUPIGA KINANDA NAJUA PIA!
Sunday, July 8, 2012
CAPTAIN Ryan Giggs
Stuart Pearce has today (Sunday) confirmed that Manchester United midfielder Ryan Giggs will be captain of the Team GB Men's football squad at London 2012," read a statement released on the Football Association's official website.
"Giggs, a winner of 12 Premier League titles, five FA Cups and two UEFA Champions League competitions, will be competing at his first international tournament.
"Giggs is one of the three 'over age' players permitted under the Olympic football tournament rules, alongside fellow Welshman Craig Bellamy and Manchester City and England defender Micah Richards.
"Team GB will play their first match in half a century when they take on Brazil at the Riverside Stadium on Friday 20 July."
Meanwhile, Casey Stoney will captain the Great Britain women's football team at the London Olympics, manager Hope Powell has announced.
The 30-year-old Lincoln defender is the England skipper and has won 103 caps for her country.
Team GB open their campaign against Sweden at the Riverside Stadium on Friday, July 20.
Deschamps named France boss
Didier Deschamps has been confirmed as Laurent Blanc's successor as manager of the France national team.
The former Olympique Marseille boss, who captained France to
success at the 1998 World Cup and Euro 2000, held talks with the French
Football Federation in Paris on Saturday.The FFF has now confirmed his appointment in a statement released on Sunday, with his first match in charge against Uruguay in Le Havre on 15th August.
Deschamps, who has also managed Juventus and Monaco, inherits a troubled squad yet to be punished for their behaviour at Euro 2012.
The FFF are expected to hand out bans to Samir Nasri, Hatem Ben Arfa, Jeremy Menez and Yann M'Vila, having opened up disciplinary proceedings following a string of offenses during the event.
Former Chelsea player Deschamps left Marseille at the beginning of the month, and it was widely anticipated that he'd take up the France post following Blanc's resignation at the hands of their Euro 2012 exit to Spain.
Sunday, July 1, 2012
Chelsea FC and Man City target Alexandre Pato:
Chelsea and Manchester City are on alert after Alexandre Pato admitted he could be tempted by a move to the Premier League.
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Pato has been on Chelsea's radar for some time, while reports in recent
months have suggested Premier League champions Man City are also showing
interest in the AC Milan striker.
The 22-year-old is known to be a target for Paris Saint-Germain, with
PSG coach Carlo Ancelotti recently confirming he is still keen on
signing the forward after seeing a €35million move fall through during
the January transfer window, while Bayern Munich are also rumoured to be
showing interest.
But the Brazil international, who visited London this week and will
return for the Olympics next month, has hinted that he could be open to a
move to the Premiership.
"I love English football," said Pato.
"I have friends who play for Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester United.
"At the moment I have a real taste for playing in the UK, being in London with one month to go before the Olympics.
"My priority is to finish my contract in Milan.
"I have a lot to thank them for and my focus is to continue doing what I
do, to bring joy to the fans in Milan and continue my contract until
2014.
"And then afterwards, who knows?"
Liverpool FC target Ibrahim Afellay subject of €7m bid from Lille
Barcelona midfielder
Ibrahim Afellay, who has been linked with a move to Liverpool, has
reportedly been the subject of a €7million bid from lille
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| Afellay |
Afellay has been on Liverpool's radar for some time and was linked with a
move to Anfield throughout 2011 prior to suffering a serious knee
injury last September.
Reports just prior to the sacking of Kenny Dalglish last month suggested
the Reds were still showing interest in the Netherlands international,
who is seen as a possible replacement for Dirk Kuyt, who recently left
the club.
But according to Catalan television station TV3, Lille have made the first move in the race to sign the 26-year-old.
The Ligue 1 club have money to spend following the recent sale of Eden Hazard to Chelsea.
Afellay has seen several players move ahead of him in the pecking order
at Camp Nou as a result of his lengthy spell on the sidelines.
In addition to Alexis Sanchez, the likes of youngsters Cristian Tello
and Isaac Cuenca impressed last season, and it is thought the Dutchman
will be allowed to leave the club if the price is right.
Inter Milan and Juventus are also keen.
NANI BINGWA EURO 2012 LEO?
Mancini: Balotelli's time has come
The former Azzurri star has claimed that not only did he know that the enigmatic striker would eventually prove his worth, but also that he would score twice against the Germans
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| Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini has heaped praise on Mario Balotelli after his charge's stunning double in Italy's 2-1 Euro 2012 semifinal success over Germany on Thursday. |
"I'm really happy for him," the Italian coach told La Gazzetta dello Sport. "An adjective? Extraordinary. It's the moment that he can pass from being a good player to a great player.
"And against Spain in the final, I expect that he will carry the team. The moment of his consecration has arrived."
Mancini also claimed that he knew Balotelli would net a double against Germany, though he was disappointed that the forward removed his shirt after his second strike, thus earning himself a booking.
"I was sure that Mario would score two goals; I felt it," the former Azzurri international stated. "I thought it was his night and that he would make a difference.
"What did I think after the second goal? That he would have been able to score another. But it was a shame that he took off his shirt. He should not have gotten himself booked."
Goal
Ahead of the Euro 2012 final between Spain and Italy,rates of the teams' players and coaches out of 10.
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| Andres Iniesta and Andrea Pirlo have been Euro 2012's outstanding players |
The marks we have handed to the players we expect to take to the field
in Kiev reflect their performances at Euro 2012 so far, rather than
their overall ability or quality.
SPAIN
Manager: Vicente del Bosque - 6
It may seem somewhat perverse to award a rather low mark to a coach who
has taken his side to the final, but that is the minimum requirement for
a Spain side who have actually looked unconvincing at times. But for a
save from Iker Casillas against Croatia they could have been eliminated
at the group stage and they had to endure penalties to see off Portugal
in the semi-final. Del Bosque's tactics in attack have also been
uncertain, with a major tournament arguably not the best place to
suddenly start playing Cesc Fabregas as a number nine. Meanwhile,
choosing Alvaro Negredo for the position against Portugal was downright
bizarre.
GK: Iker Casillas - 8
Casillas has spent large spells of Euro 2012 as a passive observer
watching Spain dominate possession ahead of him, yet it is a mark of his
ability that when suddenly called upon he has been up to the task. This
was perfectly demonstrated when he made a fine save from Ivan Rakitic's
header against Croatia and Spain's captain has been largely impeccable,
conceding only once in five games at the tournament.
RB: Alvaro Arbeloa - 6
The Real Madrid defender found himself in the starting XI following an
injury to Carles Puyol that pulled Sergio Ramos in from the right and he
has had a mixed tournament despite playing every minute for Spain.
Usually defensively sound enough, Arbeloa had a tough evening in the
semi-final against Portugal when faced with attempting to contain
club-mates Cristiano Ronaldo and Fabio Coentrao.
CB: Gerard Pique - 8
Another ever-present, Pique has been at his classy best at Euro 2012,
combining expert defending with genuine ability on the ball. Though
Antonio Di Natale posed him a few problems in Spain's opening game
against Italy, Pique's signature performance was dulling the threat
posed by Cristiano Ronaldo in the penalty shoot-out win over Portugal in
the semi-final.
CB: Sergio Ramos - 9
Was expected to perform at right-back in Poland and Ukraine but
following an injury to Puyol has struck up a superb partnership with
Pique. Ramos has been arguably the best centre-back at the tournament
and the way he helped nullify Ronaldo in the semi-final was a
masterpiece of athleticism and anticipation. The Real Madrid defender
also had the audacity to chip home a Panenka penalty in the shoot-out,
demonstrating his burgeoning confidence following a fine run of form.
LB: Jordi Alba - 9
One of the revelations of the tournament. Alba had only won five caps
for Spain prior to the start of the finals but his energetic
performances down the left have been a key feature of their success to
date. Alba has combined well with Iniesta and has brought penetration
and energy to a Spain side that is otherwise focused on mesmeric
passing. It was no surprise to learn he has earned a move to Barcelona
from Valencia.
CM: Sergio Busquets - 7
Performs a crucial role for Spain as he looks to destroy while his more
coveted team-mates create. That may be a bit of a generalisation, as
Busquets is also a passer of some repute himself, but the Barcelona star
is generally happy to let others take the limelight. His unfussy
displays - characterised by important interceptions and high-tempo
pressing - have helped Spain to dominate game after game after game.
CM: Xavi - 8
The global master of passing is yet to pick up an assist at these finals
and there is an argument that Xavi has been a touch below his best,
after all it was the Barcelona midfielder who was surprisingly
sacrificed by Del Bosque when Spain brought on Jesus Navas just before
the onset of extra time against Portugal. However, Xavi has of course
been key in imposing Spain's tiki-taka, his 136 passes against Ireland
setting a new record for the European Championship, and even when not at
his peak he remains a class apart.
CM: Xabi Alonso - 8
Alonso has performed with class and composure alongside Xavi in a deep
position and settled the quarter-final against France with two goals on
his 100th international appearance. It is not often that Alonso's work
overshadows that of Xavi but his match-winning performance against
France did just that.
AM: Andres Iniesta - 9
Simply sublime. Iniesta has been surpassed by only Andrea Pirlo at these
finals and has been largely untouchable for Spain. His faultless use of
the ball has allowed la Roja to dominate their opponents at almost
every turn, while his assist for Navas against Croatia proved crucial in
a tense contest. Whether operating off the left or through the centre,
Iniesta has been the nerve centre of Spain's passing game.
AM: Cesc Fabregas - 7
Has flitted in and out of the team with Del Bosque failing to make up
his mind over whether to play Fabregas as a false nine or Torres or
Negredo as a more conventional striker. Fabregas has performed the role
well when required, scoring against both Spain and Ireland in the group
stage as well as helping to create the goal against Croatia when
dropping off the front. His fluid movement and clever link-up play has
been an asset when faced with sides intent on stifling Spain.
AM: David Silva - 8
Silva started the finals at a canter, claiming three assists and a goal
in Spain's opening two games, but has tailed off a touch, his
performance in the semi-final against Portugal coming as a
disappointment. Is vulnerable to an early departure if Spain are
struggling to break opponents down but generally the Manchester City
star has been in excellent form, his movement and use of the ball
essential to Spain's attacking strategy.
TEAM TOTAL: 93/120
ITALY
Manager: Cesare Prandelli - 9
The former Fiorentina boss has been the most tactically diverse of any
coach at Euro 2012, starting out with a back three and then switching to
a back four for the final group game against Ireland. The way he
steered Italy past England and Germany in the knockout stages, playing
ambitious, positive football, was hugely impressive. Prandelli has
brought the best out of players such as Mario Balotelli while coping
with injury problems in defence and has been the best coach at the
tournament.
GK: Gianluigi Buffon - 8
A near faultless tournament for the man who, along with Sunday's
opponent, is one of the globe's very best goalkeepers. Buffon has
conceded only three goals in five games and Italy rely heavily on his
authority and extreme ability in the penalty area.
RB: Ignazio Abate - 7
Came in to face Ireland for the final group game in place of the more
attacking Christian Maggio as Prandelli switched to a back four and was
very impressive in the quarter-final victory over England. He missed the
semi-final against Germany due to injury but is expected to return as
Italy look to shackle Andres Iniesta.
CB: Andrea Barzagli - 7
Returned from injury to play against Ireland and has been a calming
presence in the knockout stages. Barzagli, a title-winner with Juventus,
is a certain pick whether Italy play with a back three or a back four,
as they are expected to do against Spain.
CB: Leonardo Bonucci - 8
His place seemed in doubt prior to the tournament when he was linked
with the match-fixing investigation gripping Italian football, but the
Juve defender has had an impressive campaign. He was dropped against
Ireland as Barzagli returned to the side but then came on as a
substitute for the injured Chiellini and has kept his place ever since,
his form forcing Chiellini to move to left-back. Bonucci made a number
of important tackles in the first two group games and has grown as the
tournament has progressed.
LB: Giorgio Chiellini - 7
Returned from injury for the semi-final victory over Germany and is
expected to be deployed at left-back again as he offers a more
commanding defensive presence than Federico Balzaretti. Chiellini is a
beast of a defender and has been a key component of a well-functioning
and flexible Italy defence.
DM: Daniele De Rossi - 9
Was shunted into an unfamiliar defensive role for the first game against
Spain but coped superbly with the challenge of keeping out world
football's most talented side. The Roma vice-captain has been in fine
form for the Azzurri and slotted naturally back into midfield for the
final group game, where he has remained ever since. His snappy tackling
and sharp passing has been a prominent feature of Italy's play.
CM: Claudio Marchisio - 7
His versatility makes him an asset across midfield and the Juventus star
has played to a good level at Euro 2012. Marchisio has demonstrated in
Poland and Ukraine he has an eye for goal but is yet to register on the
scoresheet. It is his energy and application, whether in attacking or
defensive phases, that has been impressive, as well as the way he helps
bring the best out of Pirlo.
CM: Andrea Pirlo - 10
The player of the tournament so far. Pirlo's performance against a
daunting Spain midfield in Italy's first game was sublime as he created
Antonio Di Natale's opener with a glorious run and pass. Pirlo then
curled home a free kick against Croatia and continued to provide a
threat from set-pieces against Ireland. His wonderful movement, vision
and passing ability overwhelmed England and he excelled again in the
semi-final victory over Germany. Peerless.
CM: Riccardo Montolivo - 7
Montolivo made his first start of Euro 2012 in the quarter-final against
England and impressed in an advanced role behind the strikers. He has
the ability to open up a defence with a cute pass and is a threat when
moving between the lines. It was his pass over the top that set Mario
Balotelli away for his second goal against Germany.
ST: Antonio Cassano - 8
Impressed with his creative play against both Spain and Croatia and
scored Italy's opening goal in their group win over Ireland. The Milan
forward's participation in the tournament was in grave doubt when he
required heart surgery in November but he has always been a favourite of
Prandelli and is rewarding the coach with some vibrant performances,
not least when teeing up Balotelli for the opening goal against Germany.
ST: Mario Balotelli - 8
Made an indelible mark on the tournament with his two goals against
Germany and also scored a fine effort in the group stage against
Ireland. Balotelli had actually lost his starting place to Antonio Di
Natale for the Ireland game but his superior link-up play with Cassano
in attack has seen him installed as Prandelli's leading striker.
TEAM TOTAL: 95/120
MARIO BALLOTELI AKIIANGALIA SPAIN!
Friday, June 22, 2012
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
DIAMOND NDANI YA PRADO MPYAAAA!
Monday, June 18, 2012
MNYIKA ATOLEWA BUNGENI LEO
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"NAKUPENDA TANZANIA!"
"NAKUPENDA TANZANIA!"
Saturday, June 16, 2012
Friday, June 15, 2012
BLOGGER MORNING STAR TZ KATIKA POZI
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WANAFUNZI WA CHUO CHA UHASIBU ARUSHA KATIKA SHEREHE YA ICF
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WELBECK SENDS SWEDEN HOME!
The 23-year old darted in between two Sweden defenders before lifting a precise cross into Welbeck who got in front of his marker before beating Isaksson with a sublime flick with his heel.
Welbeck's winner ensured Sweden's departure from the competition with one group game, against France, still to play, but England march on and they will enter their final first round fixture against Ukraine requiring only a draw to move on.
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Thursday, June 14, 2012
Spain 4-0 Ireland: Torres leads procession as Trapattoni’s men are eliminated
Fernando Torres, omitted from the starting lineup in the first match, scored a brace and David Silva and Cesc Fabregas each bagged a goal in a match that saw total Spanish domination from start to finish.
Each side had made just one change from its previous Group C match, with Torres and Simon Cox being introduced to the action in place of Fabregas and Kevin Doyle, and it was the two strikers who made an immediate impression at the start of the match.
Cox tested the gloves of Iker Casillas in the first minute of the game with a well-struck shot from the edge of the area that was competently saved by the Spain captain. Torres did one better and gave the holders the lead just four minutes into the match, providing the nightmare start the Irish had feared.
The Chelsea man pounced on some uncertain defending on the edge of the box from Richard Dunne to drive through into the box and smash a vicious strike past Shay Given from the right-hand side of the goal, giving La Roja an early lead.
With Vicente del Bosque’s side camped outside the Irish box for the majority of the first 45 minutes, Given was forced into making a couple of decent saves from long-range shots, but the Aston Villa goalkeeper remained solid to deny strikes from Xavi , Gerard Pique, and Andres Iniesta from outside the area.
Spain went through the first half in total domination of possession, with Xabi Alonso and Xavi controlling the match in central areas. However, the comfortable nature of its play somewhat lacked a cut-throat mentality, which kept the difference between the sides at just one goal heading into the break.
Del Bosque’s half time team talk seemed to induce confidence in the world champions, as it managed to double its lead just four minutes into the second period when the Irish shot themselves in the foot again with some sloppy defending. Silva latched on to a poor Given punch inside the penalty area and coolly passed the ball through the legs of Richard Dunne into the corner, giving Trapattoni’s men a mountain to climb.
Halfway through the second half Ireland began to look more of a threat, with substitute Jon Walters providing a decent physical presence in the box. However, as they pushed forward in an attempt to claw a goal back, Spain looked dangerous on the counterattack, which ultimately led to their third goal of the match.
Silva pounced on a lackadaisical touch from Aiden McGeady inside the center circle and slipped a pass through the middle for Torres, who confidently strutted forward and curled a shot into the right corner.
Fabregas heaped on the misery for Ireland in the 82nd minute after drifting into the area from the right and unleashing a thunderous strike off the corner past Given.
Spain now heads in to the last match on Sunday against Croatia in pole position to qualify from Group C as group winners. Republic of Ireland take on Italy as Trapattoni’s men aim to generate some pride in their last match of Euro 2012.
Di Matteo confirmed as Chelsea boss
“Roberto’s quality was clear for all to see when he galvanized the squad last season and helped the club make history, and the owner and board are very pleased he will be continuing his good work,” Chelsea’s chief executive, Ron Gourlay, told the club’s official website. “We all believed he was a young coach with much to offer when we first asked him to take charge of team affairs in March and the manner in which he worked with us, the players and all the staff, and the success that followed, made him the clear choice when it came to selecting the person to take us forward in the seasons to come.
“We will be working closely with Roberto in the weeks ahead, some exciting signings have already been made and Roberto has had input into those. Although he has set the bar very high in the short time he has been in charge, we know that Roberto is the right man to lead Chelsea onto further success.”
Di Matteo was also pleased to have been given the role but is focusing on next season instead of looking back at his achievements with the club in the previous campaign.
“I’m obviously delighted to have been appointed as manager and first team coach,” he said. “We all achieved incredible success last season that made history for this great club. Our aim is to continue building on that and I’m already planning and looking forward to the squad’s return for preseason.”
SERIKALI YALIVALIA NJUGA SWALA LA HATI MILIKI KWA WASANII TANZANIA
adhma ya serikali kutilia mkazo katika swala la hati miliki kwa wasanii Tanzania. Dk. Mgimwa asema serikali sasa imedhamiria kuona wasanii wanapata wanachostahiki kutokana na kazi zao. Kazi kwenu wanasanaa Tanzania.
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Wednesday, June 13, 2012
PORTUGAL TOOK A STEP TOWARD EURO 2012 QUARTER FINALS
Real Madrid defender Pepe was the fist one to score the first goal against Denmark at 24 min of the first half.
Nine minutes before the half time break Bentos's team made it 2-0 when helder Postiga sided-footed home from close range.
Dahli gave Denmark the first goal, the game end with Portugal 3- Denmark 2.
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Sunday, June 10, 2012
BOB MAKANI AFARIKI DUNIA
Akizungumza na vombo vya habari mweshimiwa Zitto Kabwe alizungumza yafuatayo, "Habari zilizopatikana na kuthibitishwa na Naibu Katibu Mkuu wa Chadema, Zitto Kabwe, Makani alizidiwa ghafla saa 3: 00 usiku wa kuamkia leo na kukimbizwa katika Hospitali ya Aga Khan ambako alifariki dunia saa 4.15 usiku."
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Thursday, May 31, 2012
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Sunday, May 27, 2012
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Over his career Paul scholes received 90 yellow cards and 4 red cards in the premier league making him the third most booked player in the premier league history. He was also booked 32 times in the Champion League, more than any other player in the competition. This is a FACT
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Date: 27/05/2012 9:41 pm
Over his career Paul scholes received 90 yellow cards and 4 red cards in the premier league making him the third most booked player in the premier league history. He was also booked 32 times in the Champion League, more than any other player in the competition. This is a FACT
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Over his career Paul scholes received 90 yellow cards and 4 red cards in the premier league making him the third most booked player in the premier league history. He was also booked 32 times in the Champion League, more than any other player in the competition. This is a FACT
Friday, May 25, 2012
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
WASHIKA DAU WAISHITAKI FACEBOOK
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MNYIKA ASHINDA KESI ZIDI YAKE
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Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Drogba departing Chelsea.
Blues striker confirms Stamford Bridge exit
Didier Drogba: Leaving Chelsea after eight years at Stamford Bridge
Chelsea have confirmed Didier Drogba will be leaving Stamford Bridge when his contract expires next month.
Drogba's future has been the subject of intense speculation in the
wake of their UEFA Champions League success over Bayern Munich at the
weekend.Reports in France on Monday suggested Drogba was leaving Chelsea, only for his representatives to deny the rumours.
However, it has been confirmed by both Chelsea and the player that they will part ways in June when his deal comes to an end.
The 34-year-old, who scored the winning penalty in the shoot-out victory over Bayern, admitted it was a tough decision to make to leave Chelsea, but he insists he is proud of his eight years at Stamford Bridge.
"I wanted to put an end to all the speculation and confirm that I am leaving Chelsea."
"I wanted to put an end to all the speculation and confirm that I am leaving Chelsea," Drogba told the club's official website.
Monday, May 21, 2012
MAFISANGO APUMZISHWA KATIKA NYUMBA YAKE YA MILELE
Mafisango ameacha mke na watoto watatu ambao wote walikuwapo jana katika mazishi.
Mungu ailaze roho ya Mafisango mahali pema peponi. Amina.
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Sunday, May 20, 2012
MARANGU WATERFALLS TOUR
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Saturday, May 19, 2012
LIONEL MESSI NDIYE MFUNGAJI BORA WA LIGI YA MABINGWA ULAYA 2011-2012.
Messi katika mechi za makundi alifanikiwa kupata mabao 2 toka kwa BATE, 3 toka kwa timu ya Plzen na bao 1 toka kwa Milan.
Katika mzunguko wa pili Messi alifanikiwa kupata mabao mengine 6 baada ya kuinyonga Bayer Leverkusen mabao hayo 6. Messi alipigilia msumari wa jahazi kwa kuongeza magoli mengine 2 na kutimiza idadi ya magoli 14 baada ya kuifunga Milan mabao hayo 2 katika robo fainali ya UEFA.
THANK YOU MESSI!!
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CHELSEA BINGWA UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE 2011-2012
Bayern Munich ndio waliokuwa wakwanza kuifunga Chelsea mnamo dakika ya 83 kupitia mchezaji wake Thomas Muller lakini dakika mbili kabla ya dakika 90 kumalizika, Chelsea kupitia mchezaji wake mashuhuri Didier Drogba ilisawazisha na mabao kuwa 1-1.
Hii ilipelekea mechi kwenda dakika 30 za nyongeza ambazo hadi kumalizika kwa dakika hizo, timu zote ziliishia kuchoshana nguvu. Hali hii ilipelekea matuta kupigwa na hatimaye Chelsea akaibuka bingwa.
Drogba kafanikisha kupeleka ubingwa wa ufalme wa ulaya England tangu walipoukosha mwaka 2008 kule Moscow na uteja sasa basiii!.
THANK YOU DIDIER DROGBA, THANK YOU CHELSEA!!
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Friday, May 18, 2012
MAFISANGO KUZIKWA CONGO
Mafisango amezaliwa tarehe 19March, 1980 huko Kinshasa Zaire na kufariki tarehe 17May, 2012 Dar-es-salaam. Mafisango aliwaichezea timu za TP MAZEMBE, APR, ATRACO, AZAM na kumalizia Simba kama midifielder.
Mungu ailaze roho ya marehemu mahali pema peponi AMINA.
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Thursday, May 17, 2012
MKUTANO WA CHADEMA UHASIBU ARUSHA
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Saturday, May 12, 2012
SHAZI LA WATU LILIKUWA HIVI
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TAARABU NAO WATIA FUNIKO LA CHUMA NDANI YA MOSHI!
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