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stats

haku tgk smlm..
budak teves nih berdebor2 main epl smlm..
kelam kelibut skitt..
tak lama lagi ok arr tuh:pmuka:

Ax

Originally posted by stats at 11-9-2006 12:40 PM
haku tgk smlm..
budak teves nih berdebor2 main epl smlm..
kelam kelibut skitt..
tak lama lagi ok arr tuh:pmuka:

die maen smlm ok
tp mayb x biase lg ngn care wesham kot
die ade try nk wat thru pass, 1 2 pass , tp wesham player x leh bace

ameer

Originally posted by stats at 11-9-2006 12:40
haku tgk smlm..
budak teves nih berdebor2 main epl smlm..
kelam kelibut skitt..
tak lama lagi ok arr tuh:pmuka:

aku tak tgk.. ala normal la, nanti lama2 biasa arr tueh.. klau tak ok, kite bagi tutup ini porem =P

maxomeara

apsal zamora tu kat spurs flop giler babas arr?

Ax

ni pon aku rase die maen until si dean ashton pulih..
tp arap2 zamora menten 1st eleben

epitome

last season dier pemain ff haku... tapi last2 kena drop sbb jarang2 jer main... kekdg main last 10mins :geram:

ShadowChaser

Originally posted by ameer at 11-9-2006 10:44 PM


aku tak tgk.. ala normal la, nanti lama2 biasa arr tueh.. klau tak ok, kite bagi tutup ini porem =P

:jeling::jeling:

kalau dia main tak best aku tukar tajuk rhread nih jadi aston villa teros lagi baik :nyorok:

ShadowChaser

Prospect of West Ham takeover worries Uefa president
By Andrew Warshaw in Berlin
Published: 12 September 2006

Lennart Johansson, the president of Uefa, European football's governing body, yesterday warned that takeovers of clubs by foreign investors - as is likely at West Ham - could lead to an increase in illegal betting.

West Ham's Carlos Tevez and Javier Mascherano are effectively the property of Media Sports Investment, the company that runs Corinthians, the former club of both Argentine players. Speculation has grown that Kia Joorabchian, an Iranian-born businessman who was the driving force behind the arrivals of Tevez and Mascherano at Upton Park, is now putting together a takeover bid for West Ham with Middle Eastern money.

While there is no suggestion of any wrongdoing at West Ham, Johansson said deals like this had to be watched carefully. "We are looking into club ownership, illegal betting, a list of problems, and need to come up with proposals but we are only at the beginning of the process," Johansson said at the start of a three-day World Cup post-mortem organised by Uefa and Fifa, the governing body of world football . "I'm not happy with individuals owning players and we are doing our utmost to change the system.

"This West Ham case illustrates the problems. Take illegal betting, if two clubs in the same competition are owned by the same person through 'daughter companies', then they know how much money they can earn through betting. We had things under control, we had them in order. Now comes the financiers, and it is a problem."

Lennart Johansson, the president of Uefa, European football's governing body, yesterday warned that takeovers of clubs by foreign investors - as is likely at West Ham - could lead to an increase in illegal betting.

West Ham's Carlos Tevez and Javier Mascherano are effectively the property of Media Sports Investment, the company that runs Corinthians, the former club of both Argentine players. Speculation has grown that Kia Joorabchian, an Iranian-born businessman who was the driving force behind the arrivals of Tevez and Mascherano at Upton Park, is now putting together a takeover bid for West Ham with Middle Eastern money.

While there is no suggestion of any wrongdoing at West Ham, Johansson said deals like this had to be watched carefully. "We are looking into club ownership, illegal betting, a list of problems, and need to come up with proposals but we are only at the beginning of the process," Johansson said at the start of a three-day World Cup post-mortem organised by Uefa and Fifa, the governing body of world football . "I'm not happy with individuals owning players and we are doing our utmost to change the system.

"This West Ham case illustrates the problems. Take illegal betting, if two clubs in the same competition are owned by the same person through 'daughter companies', then they know how much money they can earn through betting. We had things under control, we had them in order. Now comes the financiers, and it is a problem."

stats

dier nih mmng da terbukti rekoddnye...
cuma b4 nih orang pelik kenapa dier tak perform sgt..bagi yg tak biase tgk dia akan ckp kenapa dier best sgt skangg..
actually skang ni da back to normal..

Ax

dongau cite duo agentine ni xkan main utk wesham lwn palermo nnti ...?

ShadowChaser

Originally posted by Ax at 12-9-2006 11:36 AM
dongau cite duo agentine ni xkan main utk wesham lwn palermo nnti ...?

apsal lak, tak daftar ko??:hmm:

stats

pialerrrrrrr apa nih??
uefa cup ke?:pmuka:

Ax

diorg kan finalist fa cup
so dpt gi utk uefa cup
lwn aplermo kamis ni ..

tatau lg duo ekor ni turun ke x..

carrie_connie

West Ham United 0 Palermo 1: Mascherano and Tevez fail to spark Hammers

The arrival of Carlos Tevez and Javier Mascherano may have been a distraction for West Ham United - but the Uefa Cup soon may not be. To reach the competition's group stages they have to go to Sicily in two weeks' time and overturn a single goal deficit which, given the accomplished if, frequently, robustly professional performance of Palermo last night, appears the tallest of orders. West Ham have the attacking verve to do so but the Italians, who played with a surprisingly high tempo, will be well equipped. It should be some showdown.

West Ham's manager, Alan Pardew, handed full debuts to the Argentines but, although clearly players of substance, their impact was not that great on an evening of searing commitment. Mascherano faded after a bright, tidy start while Tevez, for all his skill, physicality and devilment, is patently short of fitness while struggling to connect with his new team-mates. Pardew disputed that - and praised Mascherano's contribution in particular saying that he "raised us a level" - but he admitted that he still needs to "harness their talents".

Tevez was also, clearly, targeted by Palermo, who quickly drew encouragement from the reluctance of the referee Stefan Johanesson to issue cards. Pardew admitted that he was perplexed - "he let more go than would have be allowed in a Premiership match" - although Tevez was also a beneficiary. The striker barged in to push three defenders, as frustrations grew, after Bobby Zamora was felled following a tackle on the goalkeeper Alberto Fontana.

"I felt the referee would have been stronger and maybe that incident was a carry on from that had happened previously," Pardew claimed on the resulting melee. But he was far from downbeat. "We did enough to suggest they will be in some fear of us even though they won tonight," he added. "I think it's evenly poised."

Maybe so but West Ham appear up against it against an opponent they would also have hardly chosen to meet at this stage of the competition. A top-eight Serie A side, reaching the last 16 of the Uefa Cup last season, Palermo are on a strong upward curve, have improved their squad, and included four Italian internationals in their starting XI. "We knew we had to fight hard and be brave," said their coach, Francesco Guidolin, although he also paid tribute to the bristling intent of West Ham.

Still there was undeniable truth in Pardew's claim that the "breaks" went their way - and none more so than in the dying minutes of the first half when Tevez, who had started on the left but was pushed into the attack after half an hour, met Bobby Zamora's low cross. His side-footed volley crashed into Fontana and was scrambled away.
In truth he should have scored. Unfortunately Palermo then did. Again the circumstances were hairline. They constructed a move down the West Ham left and as Paul Konchesky claimed with apparent justification that the ball had ran out of play the impressive - and aggressive - Aimo Diana swept in a low cross which was met decisively by the striker Andrea Caracciolo at the far post.

Before that and Roy Carroll had reacted sharply to fingertip away David Di Michele's diving header while Anton Ferdinand had wasted a free header from Lee Bowyer's corner. The midfielder himself had narrowly failed to connect with another through ball before Nigel Reo-Coker blasted over when well placed on the area's edge.

After the break and a wonderfully nimble turn by Tevez earned a free-kick which Konchesky drove narrowly wide before Palermo again threatened. Fortunately Caracciolo, through on goal after another pass by Diana, lacked pace and Carroll smothered before Cristian Zaccardo wasted another free header from a corner. Pardew had little option. His team attacked with an increased frenzy and the manager swapped his strikers - Tevez departing. There was almost an immediate dividend as Marlon Harewood, dropped for Tevez, met a cross from Yossi Benayoun, who suddenly fired into life, only to hook the ball against a post.

"The breaks," Pardew reiterated, "went against us. But there is some way to go." In a fortnight's time that luck will have to swing heavily in their favour. Otherwise West Ham, former Cup Winners Cup victors in 1965, and in their first campaign since 1999, are out of Europe.

West Ham United (4-1-4-1): Carroll; Mears, Gabbidon, Ferdinand, Konchesky; Mascherano, Benayoun, Bowyer (Etherington, 59), Reo-Coker; Tevez (Cole, 78), Zamora (Harewood, 78). Substitutes not used: Green (gk), Sheringham, Mullins, Collins.

Palermo (4-4-2): Fontana; Cassani, Zaccardo, Barzagli, Pisano; Diana, Simplicio, Parravicini (Guana, 55), Bresciano (Biava, 90); Di Michele (Capuano, 79), Caracciolo. Substitutes not used: Agliardi (gk), Tedesco, Dellafiore, Brienza.

Referee: S Johanesson (Sweden).

carrie_connie

Originally posted by Ax at 12-9-2006 09:25 PM
diorg kan finalist fa cup
so dpt gi utk uefa cup
lwn aplermo kamis ni ..

tatau lg duo ekor ni turun ke x..

dh turun pon..

stats

haii cariee..:love:

carrie_connie

Originally posted by stats at 15-9-2006 09:41 AM
haii cariee..:love:

morning..:devil:

okb

Originally posted by carrie_connie at 15-9-2006 09:34 AM
West Ham United 0 Palermo 1: Mascherano and Tevez fail to spark Hammers

The arrival of Carlos Tevez and Javier Mascherano may have been a distraction for West Ham United - but the Uefa Cup soon ...

halamak.. lawan geng palembang pun tak leh menang ke..

takat gempak signing jer lah wesbarat nih..

Ax

Originally posted by carrie_connie at 15-9-2006 09:36 AM


dh turun pon..

turun n kalah smlm
hahahahhahahha

apo la pardew..
main home pon kantoi ...

epitome

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