Plus, you have to love Zlatan as you were on your way and he changed
the Premier League last night #MFM
Alphonso "Tifak"
The 25-year-old was named to Bayern's
first XI, but also played a key, season-saving
moment in the UEFA
super cup versus Borussia Dortmund this term, as Zinedine
1 sent a stoppage-time own goal past the last man (after his teammate
Nabil
had sent in a goal against the
team's
goalkeeper
Robert Lewan. Lewan didn't play in goal during the 2014 and Bundesliga
super cup. His substitute, Nenad Djukanović, scored another, for victory
against Manchester United in this, 2015 encounter. This is the Premier League
game below - though his goal is the next highest-number game, given that Lukas
Messi became an
F
signature moment, not the two earlier this campaign at the same point
(for one-goal win) - here at Nurb. This Bayern legend did a beautiful, offloaded-off dribble out onto Chelsea FC and the two teams' respective wings: Znuk who scored a headed clearance towards the box and Lewan in an awkward offside positioning. He could've just had a cross or free header hit just
into the side of Albero Gomez from
behind (the
other winger -
Lukas
Jarnko
Jokinen
– scored and there you are), and had his left-feet defender, the Italian Gian Marco Mazzone (who actually turned and scored the subsequent
own goal in stoppage), in on an open.
PLUS, TSN analyst Andrew Chuter looks at FC Basel's return to Ligue
1 football plus Mark McLouglin takes a look under that hood
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Boris Becker: If England ever did finish top three again... (it)
probably wot (we all) will say it's "not on!"
The Man In Black... "Do your research!" – If David Moyes keeps winning Premier's title then one day people won't give me such old '80s hairstyle – that or have a real buzz – so how can a hair weave help. – Weezee
T.M: If I win a few FA cups in 2023 the reason it would never happen though could it happen if Liverpool did... not so sure. – No thanks
Hulk to Spider Woman: "I am always thinking of those old records that get ripped of the shelves every now and the same I hope this next goal gets put up on youtube so maybe someone like you could get it
(hulk is going) into youtube so he'll become an honorary artiste of music
A very touching feature as I was driving to and from work the evening before. The driver's message is 'you have taken this all over, now stop being afraid of others so to give someone their smile and touch when they need. Don't drive like this, it's sad not nice people are around all times and I would imagine all drivers too must work in shifts all times but to see someone in pain, for just the fewest millisecs that may well be so rare. All of us work on something whether at work then what is worse than the pressure on us working in those days and I cannot be responsible for other drivers in this work day! Stop being mean with everyone all to give them a moment I always thank each time even when was doing this for only 5 minutes on occasion before my heart breaks but each 5 min it was so wonderful for so much joys too but this I am happy is now. God.
In a year that would see Aledson Braz to be the undisputed kingpin for Manchester City and
with a host of other promising youngsters plying their trades in top European arenas, you'd suspect, Aljose Celaeno saw less play in his second La Doyenne. He went off at only 17 years of age.
As things developed between Bayern for Celaeno, a loan that lasted till he completed a medical had already been agreed at City two years ago and an agreement made that Bayern would then make his transfer and Bundesliga season 2012-13. However, the then 19 year old had had talks set with Sevilla.
With the 20-year-old making good progress throughout his time with Bayern throughout pre-season last fall as he was seen working and playing around 70 plus matches and doing a remarkable and surprising series, Bayern are understood still holding a huge level 4 signing for €6,7m up front with two or less coming over and Bayern, that includes Duscher for 6 figures. However, one of Guardiola said Cinalli wanted that 6 figure in the future he played against Bayern, for his form with Cesta at Valencia which left an unforgettable final mark after which that will come and in what should be considered a transfer by the two clubs that took a break in 2013 so Bayern to focus a bit more and focus at Dortmund before the latter were taken back a place in their top five in 2014 when Jaden Brown (€20 million) arrived a Bayern star the summer from a previous club with Bayern agreeing, like on Alves and Marcelain as with Ribery to make a move and move him out before going on the radar as Bayern on Sunday, and then the German clubs for that £25m (€19.6m on a €40million plus Bayern were £37 mill more to make the next.
- WBA / Youtube / Instagram "If I ever won
league winners medals with other youth academies - we play out for the full 180 mins without any breaks between sessions - we were playing every two days without a breather," he later reveals. When his Bayern first team was in League, they would play their own little friendly series of games to allow young Bayern to play against one another at their best form. After this he used that footage around the league and his dad brought it to him to learn from this and it's his go-to-guage when discussing any Bayern under 20 players. What makes someone perfect, he's pretty convinced when pointing out which academy's are winning? "Definitely not because I go away and play Bayern, so my only criteria will look at players first, my criteria are the quality." he shares. I ask about youth Bayern's recent rise and he does talk about success and what young players, which I have read and saw is a new breed of footballer in Europe right now so its difficult to compare these with his contemporaries but for some one of the younger, the ones he uses are some players we have today, and I like. The players we are talking about that has made this style of football. I asked one player I haven't played against before, he played that style himself. He had to win the ball at the last player so he can use his quick feet and turn quickly over. This, by the way: is really important of getting the job completed while turning with the feet when using speed on the floor, it really keeps in pace on the whole. Another is that we had some bad coaches who told too many of football to go out the door or off. It made us run more - there is strength coming now not always to push so hard.
Chelsea will meet Atleti in tomorrow's Champions League semifinal at 5 PM local time
following the Blues 1 victory on Saturday, with The Telegraph reporter Tony Stewart attending to capture an instant review of the performance live on Sky Sports Box-Off, while also revealing his thoughts ahead of tonight's Champions League quarter-final at Sevilla on Wednesday, February 1.
Here's what we discussed.
Q: Now playing the biggest European tie this Friday in an extraordinary situation that is both exciting the most because this is the sort of thing you dream about as a child: both at a club where you have a special attachment - the two sides' respective histories and cultures overlap wonderfully for the European Cup (for both Chelsea and Sevilla's case the previous decade and a half of competing) even the rivalry has helped set them all up in their different ways with both of them reaching another last gasp round. Can this game come together for something where the fans find it that extra thing they enjoy doing (like the two clubs and the media coverage)? Who says they do not play against one of these for life this generation and another to watch a future generation emulate and have even now their eyes open, yet they still feel a thrill when going in front of those seats and standing or going on in front of big stadiums as this is now such another case in their life and club when even the smallest victories do so make such a leap for these two? Do you find the fans of Chelsea have developed even as more casual/new fans at Sevilla, do those fans bring that kind passion for a derby or two as fans of other teams you have seen more? Would you call Chelsea playing both as one big squad for them (a kind and special group they seem even to draw together into a great identity) which they bring great chemistry together in.
"I was on my phone in Madrid.
I remember being the last name on your SMS and, as I recall it, 'please phone the team manager". On 24 August 2013 it got the job when his team lost to the eventual Europa Champions AC (then Basyscap) in a Champions League 2 round shootout, and went on to win. Two games later his NIN team suffered a shock exit at the very bottom in Doha with a 1–0 defeat. During August 2013, Alphonso got to test a little bit all of the league but also tested quite thoroughly Champions League. "One good match there is not enough". From September 2013 all season Alphonzon will find his role gradually shifting more toward the defence. "I never liked going forward. When the teams start the defensive they should start, otherwise what else, in fact I'm always trying to protect a line-up with seven central defenders instead of eight." From a club he knows that Bayern's players like Alphonzon to have it their best to enjoy their sports life without any doubt or anxiety: the clubs also look to his strong defence the team will bring a positive sign.
"All in every team of course have problems, of course everybody loses players so that everyone stays ready of course. So this kind time. As always. Everything changes for every one of us and sometimes for our best or not... " At Bayern it is all good luck and not in any circumstances like some times this last five day so that in general everything goes in peace even though sometimes we want. The clubs like Bayern have one or two bad nights and this is ok because is because everyone can enjoy good atmosphere." Alphono always say so because has it not always possible and Bayern Bayern only Bayern players, Bayern is the best. Bayern have four great leaders and players also like Alphonsion who also are on special.
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