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2015年9月26日星期六

Watford coach Quique Sanchez Flores expecting tough Palace test

Watford head coach Quique Sanchez Flores admits his team will have to be at their best if they are to extend their winning run to three games at the expense of Crystal Palace. Victories against Swansea and Newcastle have lifted Watford into mid-table but Flores is anticipating another testing afternoon against Alan Pardew's side at Vicarage Road. Watford have not won three successive top flight fixtures for 28 years.
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Flores said: "We feel confident but we must respect Crystal Palace. They Flores will be without the suspended Valon Behrami and injured Joel Ekstrand for the Sky Live Super Sunday match but he says summer signings Adlene Guedioura, Steven Berghuis and Nathan Ake are 'able to start if I choose'. The trio played for the U21 side against Huddersfield Town this week and Flores said: "All three of them need to play and must have a good feeling. They are in the process of learning the club, learning the Premier League and getting to know their teammates. "We are passionate about these players but it is important they have a good feeling here at Watford.Flores was keen to pay tribute to the backroom staff at the club who, he says, have made his coaching job much easier since his arrival this summer. He said: "We do not have any new injuries this week. We are training well and the full squad is ready. "The medical team are excellent, they are working very hard to prevent injuries. Every day before training we discuss our plan for every player. The injury prevention at this club is really good."
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Flores has also revealed Emmanuel Adebayor will not be training with his squad but refused to ruled out a move for the Togo striker in JanuaryAdebayor has been without a club since departing Tottenham earlier this month, and reports this week had linked him with a move to Vicarage Road. "You never know, maybe it is possible," Flores said when asked about wanting Adebayor in January. "Maybe other big names. My desire is that a lot of big names can play in Watford. If we are working well maybe others will want to join us. It's difficult, we know Adebayor is an amazing player but two weeks ago we have closed the squad."have achieved very good results away from home.

2015年5月6日星期三

Fabricio Coloccini: Newcastle United captain apologises to fans

Newcastle United captain Fabricio Coloccini has apologised to fans for the Premier League club's poor form.

In an open letter, the Argentine defender has urged supporters to get behind the team after recent protests.

The 15th-placed Magpies are only two points above the bottom three after a run of eight straight league defeats - their worst losing streak since 1977.

"On behalf of the squad we would like to apologise for the moment we are going through," the 33-year-old wrote.

Newcastle host West Brom on Saturday and also face QPR away on 16 May and West Ham at home on 24 May.

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"The time we have left to turn around this situation is short but after the end of the season we will try to learn from the mistakes we made so that we don't have to go through this again," added Coloccini.

"This is as painful for us as it is for you, because when this team comes onto the pitch we do so with the intention of winning and to defend not just the colours of this club, not just our shirt, but also to represent thousands of fans, the whole city."

Senior players held talks with the club's managing director Lee Charnley this week as they try to secure the club's top-flight status.

"Players and staff have come together in order to leave all past problems aside and to focus 100% on the three 'cup finals' that we have left," said Coloccini.

"I would like to make a call to all fans today to also leave aside all differences, all different opinions, anything that divides us as people who love this club.

"On Saturday, please come to St James' Park, create a great atmosphere, support the team more than ever, because at the end of the day what matters the most here is Newcastle United Football Club."

Meanwhile, Derby County manager Steve McClaren turned down the chance to become Newcastle boss for the final three matches of the season.

Newcastle released a statement on Monday confirming John Carver would continue as manager.

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2015年4月21日星期二

16 Conclusions: Chelsea 1-0 Manchester United

You'll say they parked the bus. You'll say they were defensive, and that some of the gloss of their title win is therefore diminished. You'll say that their players stay down injured and take longer to leave the field after substitutions, and that cheapens their victory. You'll say that there is a large element of fortune to winning through being defensive.

They'll say that they've done it too many times for lady luck to be too greatly involved. They'll say that league titles are won on points not aesthetics, and they need just nine more to guarantee their triumph. They'll point out that no Premier League side has scored more goals this season and that no other side in the top four has conceded fewer. They'll remark that they have the best player, the best manager and the best team. They'd be right on all three points.

Manchester United came to Stamford Bridge with ambitions to be Chelsea's nearest rivals, but they left defeated. They arrived with Marouane Fellaini, Ashley Young, Juan Mata and Ander Herrera all in the best form of their United careers, but all were snuffed out, or at least held at arm's length. Whatever your demand for elegance or distress at Chelsea's perceived 'dark arts', don't let it cloud your judgement. They are truly deserving champions, and they'll take some stopping next season too.

* Some foolishly labelled this game as close to a dead rubber, with Chelsea almost certain to lift the Premier League trophy and United safely nestled in the top four. Don't be so bloody silly.

With Jose Mourinho's side slightly limping towards the finish line and Louis van Gaal finally generating the fluidity in United's performances he has long been promising, this was as much an appetiser for next season as the dessert course of this campaign. Van Gaal's United have the best record in the top seven in matches against the other sides, and victory at Stamford Bridge would reassure supporters that they will mount a significant title challenge next season. We had the earliest of auditions.

* It was also impossible not to make the apprentice and master analogy. It is 18 years since Van Gaal gave Mourinho a job at Barcelona. He had been impressed by the Portuguese's belligerence and anger at being overlooked in favour of Van Gaal to replace Bobby Robson in the Camp Nou hotseat. After three years under Van Gaal's tutelage, Mourinho left Barcelona for Benfica, flying the nest. A managerial star had been born.

'A former Tory leader once said when asked what their greatest achievement was: "New Labour",' Gary Neville wrote in his Daily Telegraph column. 'I can imagine Louis van Gaal, when answering the same question from a group of journalists, peering back from his desk and responding: 'Mourinho'. Mourinho is Van Gaal's star pupil, having achieved so much since working under the Dutchman during his time at Barcelona.'

This was only the third time the pair have met as managers. The first was the 2010 Champions League final, in which Mourinho's Internazionale beat Van Gaal's Bayern Munich; the second was the 1-1 draw at Old Trafford this season. Van Gaal is still waiting to put his former pupil back in his place.

*After a midweek with no English interest in the Champions League, Manchester United's team news became Friday's biggest news story. Given the options unavailable to Van Gaal, that was no surprise.

"Carrick is injured, he cannot play," Van Gaal revealed. "But not only Michael Carrick - Daley Blind, Phil Jones and Marcos Rojo cannot play. It cannot be worse because it's two players in the left central defensive positions, and Jonny Evans is still suspended. Blind and Carrick play in the holding position in midfield, so I have to change my line-up a lot against Chelsea."

And change it he did. Radamel Falcao was given his chance to impress in Wayne Rooney's role, with Rooney dropping into the holding midfield position Van Gaal had hinted at. Luke Shaw replaced Daley Blind in a straight swap at left-back, whilst Paddy McNair deputised for Phil Jones.

Van Gaal was not the only one with injury issues. Loic Remy's failure to recover from a calf injury meant that Didier Drogba started consecutive Premier League games for the first time since his return to the club. Mourinho also predictably chose to add steel to his central midfield by providing support for Nemanja Matic. The only slight surprise (and it was only slight) is that it was Kurt Zouma and not Ramires asked to perform that duty.

* United started on the front foot, dominating possession and pushing Chelsea into their own third. It would be a stretch to suggest that chasing the game unsettled Mourinho, but the Stamford Bridge crowd certainly grew restless as the home side had just 30% of the ball in the opening half-hour. The sight of McNair striding forward 40 yards from goal epitomised United's supremacy.

The first chance also came United's way. Shaw's burst down the left flank ended with a pull-back to the edge of the area, where Rooney was able to strike the ball with his left foot. What followed was the longest extended mis-celebration since Raheem Sterling vs Italy in last year's World Cup. David de Gea was made to look particularly foolish.

* Despite the groans from the stands, this was not a scenario to panic Chelsea. They stayed disciplined (no fouls conceded in the opening half-hour) and robust. In fact, Rooney's shot was the closest to goal of United's five first-half efforts. All were from range, and none were on target.

Being under pressure doesn't necessarily have to be a negative if you back yourselves to repel danger. It could be Mourinho's big game mantra: Don't count the moments, make the moments count.

* Like a boxer prepared to take body shot after body shot before hitting on the offensive in round eight, it was Chelsea who scored first. They've done it far too many times for it to be anything other than a deliberate strategy, and yet still many claim otherwise.

'It's fair to say that goal came somewhat out of the blue,' was how Manchester United's official Twitter feed welcomed the opener. 'Neither side had shown signs of a breakthrough in recent minutes.'

That's not quite true. In the five minutes before Eden Hazard gave Chelsea the lead, the home side began to finally pass the ball through midfield with greater assurance, and Drogba could begin to hold the ball up and bring others into play for the first time in the match.

It was also a goal of sumptuous quality. From Cesc Fabregas's strength to hold off his opponent and fire the ball into the feet of Oscar, to the superb vision of the Brazilian and the impudence to backheel the pass into the feet of Hazard. The rest was just a wonderful player doing what wonderful players do. More on Hazard later.

There were questions regarding a foul in the build-up to the goal, but it would have been soft to penalise John Terry's physical challenge on Falcao. Sorry, United fans - if it was the other way round I'm sure you'd agree.

* The other notable incident before the break was a bizarre handball by David de Gea.

A Chelsea counter was sparked by Branislav Ivanovic heading the ball into the opposition half before being clattered by McNair. A mishit cross-field pass then promptly caused confusion between De Gea and Antonio Valencia, with the goalkeeper coming out to clear the danger.

Television replays showed that De Gea was outside the area when handling, missed by an assistant referee in the perfect position. It would not have merited a straight red card, but the goalkeeper should have been booked and a free-kick given to Chelsea from a dangerous position.

* Luke Shaw this week admitted that he is intensely disappointed by his debut season as a Manchester United player. "It's been a frustrating one because of the injuries I've picked up," he said. "If I was to write a school report on my first season here I'd give myself a C-."

That assessment may be fair, but on Saturday Shaw hinted that next term may see him move up much closer to the top of the class. The left-back was the second best player on the pitch, and United's most effective performer.

Daley Blind has been brilliant at left-back for Van Gaal, but attacking full-backs are one of the most prominent recipes for Premier League success. The presence of Shaw in tandem with Ashley Young gave United a constant overlap on the left side, leaving Ivanovic outnumbered. Unlike Valencia on the right, Shaw's crossing is also better than incompetent.

Only Juan Mata created more chances than Shaw against Chelsea, but it was the defender's composure in possession that was most impressive. Shaw attempted 52 passes; he completed 51 of them. Van Gaal has some difficult decisions to make in the summer.

2015年4月14日星期二

Callum Wilson's 22nd goal of the season edged Bournemouth closer to the Premier League after a tense win at Reading.

Wilson tapped home from close range after Andrew Surman's initial shot had bounced back off the post.

Bournemouth needed a stunning one-handed save by Artur Boruc from Jamie Mackie's volley to help seal a vital three points.

The Cherries have a one-point lead and superior goal difference at the top of the Championship with three games left.

Norwich stay second, although Watford can join them on 82 points if they beat Nottingham Forest on Wednesday.

Middlesbrough also have not given up the chase for automatic promotion, with their victory over Wolves moving them to 81 points.

The race for the top flight remains extraordinarily tight and although victory confirmed a place in the play-offs at the very least for Bournemouth, manager Eddie Howe's side have their sights set on the league title.

With one eye on Saturday's FA Cup game against Arsenal, Reading manager Steve Clarke could have been forgiven for fielding a weakened side. However, he made just one change to the team that drew with Blackburn at the weekend and his side gave the league leaders a stern test at the Madejski Stadium.

The Cherries, roared on by vociferous away support of over 4,000 fans, made a blistering start, though, stunning the home crowd after only four minutes.

Wilson side-footed home from the six-yard box after Surman's initial shot from 18 yards came back off the post.

Reading rallied and only a superb, point-blank save by Boruc from Mackie's close-range strike kept the Cherries in front.

The Royals' Jordan Obita later blazed over from a promising position, while Bournemouth's Yann Kermorgant floated a header wide of Reading keeper Adam Federici's post.

Matt Ritchie came close to doubling the lead on the hour, his fierce curling strike from the corner of the penalty box fizzing just wide, and Steve Cook later stung Federici's palms.

The closing stages were scrappy and niggly but despite intense late pressure, which included five minutes of injury time, Boruc was not tested and Bournemouth held on, inching ever closer to their first elevation to top-flight status .

The Royals remain 18th, eight points above the relegation zone, with Clarke's men having four games left to play.

Reading assistant boss Kevin Keen told BBC Radio Berkshire:"For manager Steve Clarke we were just about the better team, but the best team in the league won.

"We deserved at least a draw, we were competitive, but sometimes football is like that

"Confidence can carry you at this time of the season and hopefully this time next year we'll have that confidence.

"If you give Bournemouth a goal head start it is very hard. Artur Boruc save was outstanding but that typifies a team at the top of the league. Like I said I thought we deserved a draw."

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2015年3月31日星期二

Real Madrid complete their second session of the week; Pepe and Bale train in the indoor facilities.

2015年1月12日星期一

Blatter: Barcelona should respect and accept FIFA's decision

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