..::Football III::..

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Puyol Pique form eke nati eka tama likuma aula...eth kohomahari Defence eka hadagattanan goda...Hummels enne na me kapeta sure...Gotze giyapu eken BVBlata une unge team spirit eka tawath wadi una eka....

 

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BALE ON THE SIGNING MODE AT LONDON

 

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David Luizta PEPuth bid karala 34M

 

[Persius]

David Luizta PEPuth bid karala 34M

hmmm pep mokatada bn ocjcra defece DANTE / LAHM thawa inne set ekakma,,bayrn munchen meparanm kai wage..

 

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Bernard thamai bro try karana anith playerHabai eya Mid play karanne

So Rooney idala idala anthimata chelsea join unoth apith dan thiyanawatath wada loku amaruwaka watenneRoo innawanam hodai but mamanam kiyanne eya transfer wenna hadanawanam danma teeranayak gatthoth hodai kiyala,mokada ahema nathi unoth replacement 1kakwath hoyaganna bari weiapitath Kama thamai sure athakota

Bernardtah bid karala nae ban thma
ow anowa

 

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Half Time

Kitchee 0 Vs 3 Manchester United
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Tour 1ke final match 1ka hoda widiyata iwarakaloth pattaCommon Manchester United

 

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Mou Mariawa kawa Coentrao is not happy at Madrid it seems but he is a great defending Mid Fielder.

 

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Bernardtah bid karala nae ban thma
ow anowa

Manchester United & Arsenal teams 2kema thiyana 1kama awla onna oka thamai broTarget Identify karanawa witharai deal karanne nahaanith 1ka deal kalath karanne godak parakku wela

 

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David Moyes: Manchester United don’t need Cesc Fabregas

David Moyes has suggested Manchester United don’t need Cesc Fabregas – or any other new signings – to successfully defend their Premier League title.

The Scot, who is mulling over a third bid for former Arsenal midfielder Fabregas, has largely been frustrated in his pursuit of transfer targets this summer, but he remains confident United remain a force in the title hunt for the coming season.‘The squad Manchester United has, without any additions, will be tough opponents for any team this year,’ he said.

‘This is the squad that finished 11 points clear at the top of the league last season so I am confident in the squad.‘But even without additions this squad will be tough opponents for any team – they will be looking at Manchester United.

‘We know we will be challenged by everybody, every game we play.’Moyes is also believed to be considering bids for his former Everton charges Leighton Baines and Maroune Fellaini.

 

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David Moyes has suggested Manchester United don’t need Cesc Fabregas – or any other new signings – to successfully defend their Premier League title.

 

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Pepe Reina disappointed by exit

Pepe Reina has accused Liverpool of going behind his back to arrange a deal to loan him to Napoli.Reina, 30, claimed he “deserved better” from those in charge at Anfield after moving to Italy for the 2013-14 season.

The goalkeeper was allowed to leave after manager Brendan Rodgers brought in Simon Mignolet from Sunderland in a £9 million deal. Rodgers said last week that he decided to move for Mignolet because he felt there was a strong possibility that Reina would leave to return to his first club Barcelona.The Spain international was linked repeatedly with a return to the Camp Nou throughout the spring, but prospects of a move faded when Barca first-choice ‘keeper Victor Valdes indicated that he would see out his contract until 2014 rather than leave this summer.

Reina, who stated that his eight years at Liverpool have given him “some of the best experiences of my life”, has admitted that he would have wanted the club to consider an offer from Barcelona. But in an open letter to the club’s fans, published on his website, he insisted that it was not his decision to leave Anfield.

The goalkeeper wrote: “It is only natural that I would be disappointed that the Liverpool management agreed to loan me to Napoli without telling me first. I thought that I deserved better than that even though I understand that difficult decisions have to be taken in football.“A lot has been made about me informing the club that if an offer came in from Barcelona that I would have liked them to consider it. But I had also spoken to the club about the possibility of extending my contract if the offer was not made.

“I told the manager that I wanted to play for Liverpool and that Barcelona would only become an option for me if the opportunity arrived, like the rumours said it would, as it would be a chance for me to go back home.“When it didn’t come, I was happy to fight for my place — so I was surprised that Liverpool decided it was in the club’s interests to send me to Napoli instead.”

Reina insists he retains a fondness for Liverpool, and believes the club — who finished seventh in the Premier League last season — are on the right path to reclaiming a top-four spot.He wrote: “They [Liverpool’s supporters and players] deserve the best of times and it would give me so much pleasure to see Liverpool back where they belong, challenging for trophies and getting back into the top four.“That was where the club was when I first arrived and, although I am leaving a different club, one with new owners, a new manager, new players and new challenges, I honestly believe that Liverpool can reach those levels again.”Liverpool have yet to respond to Reina’s remarks.

 

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Pepe Reina Open Letter to Liverpool fans


It is a strange feeling for me to think that next season I will not be a Liverpool player. For the past eight years, that is all I have known. The club, the staff, the city, the people and the supporters have played a massive part in my life.

Liverpool is special in a way that only those who are lucky enough to experience the club close up can understand. It has given me memories that will live with me forever and friendships that will last just as long.But more than anything else, it has given me an understanding of what it is like to play for the most wonderful English club. I may not have won as many trophies and medals as I would have liked since joining in 2005 but the experiences I have been a part of are as important as any silverware.

I now understand how supporters can lift a team and inspire them to do special things. I appreciate that there is something unique about Anfield and the atmosphere it creates. I believe that anything is possible no matter what the situation is because at Liverpool there is no such thing as a lost cause. And I have been humbled by the fight for justice for the 96 which showed me that the Liverpool people will always fight for what they believe in.

I know that I have been blessed to be part of a Club like that and I hope that in return I have always given my best and represented Liverpool in the right way. There have been good times and bad times but no matter what the situation has been I hope that my passion has been clear.

I have been asked what my favourite Liverpool moment was and if I had to pick one it wouldn’t be a save or winning a trophy. It would be my celebration against Manchester United when David Ngog scored a late goal. That is probably the quickest I have ever run in my life! It shows what playing for Liverpool meant to me and also that there was nothing better than winning a big game at Anfield.

I used to look at the Kop when we scored those kind of goals in big games and I would be jealous of the supporters going crazy. If the closest I will get to that is running the length of the pitch and jumping on my team mates backs then that will do for me.Obviously, I won’t be able to do that next season but I hope that the supporters and my team mates will be able to enjoy many more moments like that. They deserve the best of times and it would give me so much pleasure to see Liverpool back where they belong, challenging for trophies and getting back into the top four. That was where the club was when I first arrived and although I am leaving a different club, one with new owners, a new manager, new players and new challenges, I honestly believe that Liverpool can reach those levels again.

I am disappointed that I will not be part of that and although it was not my decision to leave I will accept it just like I have always accepted any decision that Liverpool have taken for me. They signed me, picked me, gave me some of the best experiences of my life and looked after me. If they feel that the best thing for me and for them is for me to go on loan to Napoli for a season then so be it. Napoli is a new challenge for me and I know that the fans are just as passionate about their team as the Liverpool fans, so I am really looking forward to playing for them this season and I will give my all.

But if I have one regret, it is the way that I am leaving. It is only natural that I would be disappointed that the Liverpool management agreed to loan me to Napoli without telling me first, I thought that I deserved better than that even though I understand that difficult decisions have to be taken in football.

A lot has been made about me informing the club that if an offer came in from Barcelona that I would have liked them to consider it. But I had also spoken to the club about the possibility of extending my contract if the offer was not made.

I told the manager that I wanted to play for Liverpool and that Barcelona would only become an option for me if the opportunity arrived, like the rumours said it would, as it would be a chance for me to go back home. When it didn’t come I was happy to fight for my place so I was surprised that Liverpool decided it was in the club´s interests to send me to Napoli instead.

None of this will change my feelings for the club or the people in any way and now I have to look forward to a new challenge with Rafa Benitez, who I consider to be the best manager I have worked with, and I am fortunate to be going from one great club to another. Napoli remind me in many ways of the Liverpool I found in 2005, in all the affection they have shown me on my arrival, in having an ambitious project, even in coinciding and working with Benitez again…This memory which in part unites me with you, makes me happy and feel very motivated to begin this new project.

This is my chance to say thank you to everyone for everything that you have given to me and to my family. My children consider Liverpool to be their home and hopefully their love for the city and also for the club will only grow while we are away. I would have liked to have been able to say goodbye in a different way but because of the way the move came about this was not possible.

Maybe in the near future I can do it properly so that I can show my appreciation to you but all I would ask now is that you keep on inspiring the manager and the players just like you always have done and help Liverpool to become the club that you deserve once again. I would like nothing better than to come back at the end of my year away and for Liverpool to be back where they belong.

Thank you for everything. Good luck. I will see you soon.

Pepe Reina

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Good Luck Reina

 

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After 68th

Kitchee 2 v 4 Manchester United

danata goals 2kak dunna aparade

 

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Full Time


Kitchee 2 Vs 5 Manchester United

Kitchee Goal(s)

Wai 53'
Alkande 68'

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Manchester United Goal(s)

Welbeck 16'
Smalling 22'
Da Silva 26'
Januzaj 50'
Lingard 79'


Congratulations Manchester UnitedTour 1ke Januzaj & Lingard ge performance patta

 

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Pepe Reina disappointed by exit

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David Moyes: Manchester United don’t need Cesc Fabregas

David Moyes has suggested Manchester United don’t need Cesc Fabregas – or any other new signings – to successfully defend their Premier League title.

The Scot, who is mulling over a third bid for former Arsenal midfielder Fabregas, has largely been frustrated in his pursuit of transfer targets this summer, but he remains confident United remain a force in the title hunt for the coming season.‘The squad Manchester United has, without any additions, will be tough opponents for any team this year,’ he said.

‘This is the squad that finished 11 points clear at the top of the league last season so I am confident in the squad.‘But even without additions this squad will be tough opponents for any team – they will be looking at Manchester United.

‘We know we will be challenged by everybody, every game we play.’Moyes is also believed to be considering bids for his former Everton charges Leighton Baines and Maroune Fellaini.

 

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