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ფულჰემი - ცსკა (სოფია) 1-0

გერა 14წ.





Zoltan Gera's first-half header proved to be enough to give Fulham all three points on Thursday evening at the Cottage. The Whites looked dominant in the first-half, creating a number of opportunities and even seeing Danny Murphy miss a penalty. But CSKA Sofia grew stronger as the second-half wore on and in the end, Fulham were thankful for the final whistle.

This vital encounter got off to a lively opening. The Whites, with Bobby Zamora back up front, started brightly applying pressure to the Sofia back line but it was the Bulgarians who came closest to drawing first blood in the opening minutes when Todor Timonov struck the crossbar with a looping effort.

Fulham could have struck back in the 8th minute when Zoltan Gera was brought down in the area. The referee had no hesitation in pointing to the spot. Unfortunately, and somewhat uncharacteristically, Danny Murphy scooped the ball over the bar. The atmosphere stepped up a further notch despite the miss.

The visiting defence were certainly having problems dealing with the physical presence of Bobby Zamora, with the Fulham front man looking impressive leading the line.

Zdravko Chavdarov was earning his money and he was called upon on 13 minutes to claw away a strong shot from John Pantsil. But the CSKA keeper was picking the ball out of the net just a few moments later when Zoltan Gera handed Fulham the lead just before the quarter hour mark. The Hungarian midfielder had the relatively simple task of heading into the net after a pinpoint cross from Bjorn Helge Riise from the right side of the penalty area.

Fulham’s back line continued to look untroubled with Hangeland and Smalling mopping up any Sofia attacks. Indeed, Smalling almost doubled Fulham’s lead just after half an hour when he headed wide from a Simon Davies corner.

Davies was next to try his luck and was just a whisker away from getting his name on the score sheet when he rolled a low, left-footed shot wide after good link-up play from Zamora.

Zoltan Gera was on the receiving end of a nasty looking elbow on 34 minutes after going up for a header with Viktors Morozs. The CSKA midfielder led with is elbow and caught Gera flush in the face – receiving a yellow card for his troubles.

Even though both sides were employing a similar 4-5-1 formation, Fulham’s line-up was a more attacking shape, with Riise, Gera and Davies all quickly joining Zamora in attack.

Aaron Hughes was a half-time replacement for Brede Hangeland as Fulham got the second-half underway attacking the Hammersmith End. The opening exchanges of the second-half were more balanced than the early moments of the first-half but Fulham soon started moving the ball well in front of the CSKA defence.

With Zamora the lone man up front, many of Fulham’s attacks were built off Zamora’s flicks to the supporting midfielders.

CSKA Sofia’s best spell of play came in the 54th minute when a sweeping move culminated in Stoyanov slicing the attempted cross into the stand. Nevertheless, the attack gave CSKA additional confidence going forward.

Spas Delev volleyed narrowly wide on 58 minutes as the Fulham back line started looking decidedly nervy.

Fulham were momentarily without Simon Davies after the Fulham winger looked like he may have twisted his knee in tackling Stoyanov. The referee incurred the wrath of the Johnny Haynes Stand faithful by impatiently insisting that the stricken Davies be removed from the field during his medical assessment.

Davies’ involvement ended soon after when Clint Dempsey replaced him on 69 minutes.

Fulham’s incursions up field were becoming more sporadic as Sofia were looking a more organised unit and were starting to pull the Fulham back line out of shape with greater regularity. Those early missed chances were looking all the more costly for the Whites.

Fulham switched to a more conventional 4-4-2 line-up as the game approached the final 15 minutes. Damien Duff replaced Danny Murphy for the final 12 minutes. The Irish international winger joined Zamora up front as Gera and Dempsey moved to the wings and Baird and Riise took up position in the middle of the park.

A series of corners almost saw CSKA net the equaliser following a claim for handball by the visitors. The ball fell to Yanev whose goal-bound shot was well blocked on the line by Duff. CSKA were certainly finishing the much the stronger side. Fortunately the Whites were able to hold out for all three points.




















მიმაგრებული სურათი

პრემიერლიგა - XV ტური. "კრევენ კოტიჯი" 23, 168. რეფერი- მაიკ დანი

ფულჰემი - სანდერლენდი 1-0

ზამორა 7წ.











მიმაგრებული სურათი

პრემიერლიგა - XVI ტური

ბარნლი - ფულჰემი 1-1

ზამორა 50წ.
ელიოტი 60წ.



Following last weekend’s victory over Sunderland Roy Hodgson retained the same starting eleven to face Burnley at Turf Moor on Saturday.

Aaron Hughes captained Fulham for the Club’s Barclays Premier League encounter against Owen Coyle’s side and Fulham certainly had their work cut out against the Premier League’s new boys on Saturday.

Burnley’s impressive home record of only one defeat in seven league games at Turf Moor included the notable scalps of Manchester United and Everton at the start of the 09/10 campaign.

During the opening exchanges Roy Hodgson’s side looked likely to make that two home defeats when the Whites created two opportunities on goal in the opening three minutes of play.

First Bobby Zamora set Damien Duff through on goal down the right channel. Burnley’s keeper Jensen raced out of goal and Duff attempted to lob the keeper from 16 yards but his effort went agonisingly wide of the near post.

Seconds later Jensen parried the ball around the post to deny Erik Nevland’s snap shot across goal from the right hand side of the six-yard box.

Burnley responded immediately and after four minutes Schwarzer was forced to produce a fine save to deny Blake’s thunderous left footed volley from twenty-five yards.

It was an open, exciting contest at Turf Moor and both sides were reigning in shots on goal at both ends. Duff and Baird went close from distance for Fulham whilst at the other end Eagles tried his luck with a right-footed drive from 25 yards. The score remained on level terms largely thanks to the athleticism of both keepers who produced notable saves for their respective teams during the first ten minutes of play.

Clint Dempsey almost produced a contender for Goal of the Month after 17 minutes. Then American sprinted clear of his marker from the half way line and proceeded to smash a right-footed shot dipping over the cross bar from 35 yard.

After 21 minutes Erik Nevland’s awareness and skill in the final third bamboozled his marker Carlisle into a clumsy challenge 30 yards from goal. The Whites then produced a set piece from the Training Ground, which resulted in Baird latching onto Pantsil’s cross from the right to head goalwards from 12 yards. It was a fine move but Fulham were once again denied by Jensen’s alertness and fine positioning in goal.

Damien Duff was certainly in for a testing afternoon and was on the end of some over exuberant challenges down the right during the first half. However the former Blackburn player kept his cool throughout the contest and looked to punish Burnley with some intelligent deliveries form the right flank.
As half time approached the contest became ever more physical. Greening was booked for a high challenge on Bikey after 34 minutes before Konchesky received a yellow card for a late challenge on Mears. Burnley’s right back had managed to skip past Konchesky to set up Eagles who fired a left footed shot in on goal from close range. Once again Schwarzer was alert to the danger.

Bobby Zamora and Erik Nevland were becoming increasingly frustrated by the heavy treatment they were receiving in the challenge from Burnley’s central defensive pairing of Caldwell and Carlisle before the break as the game remained on level terms.

Fulham got the second half underway but it was the home side that created the first clear-cut opening of the second half when Elliot’s shot from the edge of the area forced Schwarzer into action after 49 minutes.

Burnley were left to rue their missed opportunity 30 seconds later when Bobby Zamora rifled the ball past Jensen from the right hand side of the area to give Fulham the lead.

It was a superb strike by Zamora who capitalised on Baird’s long free-kick delivery from inside Fulham's half. Zamora outpaced his marker and produced a deadly finish into the far coner of the net from 10 yards out.

Following Zamora’s strike Fulham settled into their play and began to dominate possession at Turf Moor. Chances continued to come their way and thanks to Duff’s teasing runs down the right there was a frequent supply chain for Fulham’s forward line.

Dempsey almost doubled Fulham’s lead after 54 minutes when he was left unmarked to head Damien Duff’s in-swinging corner towards the back post. Burnley’s last line of defence cleared seconds later, against the run of play, Burnley pulled the game level thanks to a stunning strike from Elliot.

The midfielder latched onto a deep cross from the left to send a thunderous volley across goal and into roof of the net.

Backed by a boisterous Turf Moor crowd Burnley were reinvigorated by Elliot’s equaliser and looked to gain the upper hand, but Hodgson’s side remained composed throughout the second period.

Fulham continued to look threatening, particularly with Zamora in such outstanding form and Duff causing problems down the right flank. Zamora’s strike partner Nevland missed his final opportunity of the match from the right hand side of the area before Zoltan Gera replaced the Norwegian on 76 minutes.

Hodgson’s substitution saw Dempsey move into attack alongside Zamora with Gera slotting in at left midfield. Gera almost made an immediate impact when he smashed in a left footed drive just wide of goal from 25 yards with ten minutes remaining.

It was end-to-end action during the final stages of the match as both sides went in search of maximum points but the game remained on level terms.

Few sides have taken much joy from trips to Turf Moor this season but Fulham will be disappointed they did not come away with all three points from Saturday’s contest.

Roy Hodgson’s side will now prepare for their final UEFA Europa League group game against Basel on Wednesday night hoping to keep the Club’s European adventure alive with a memorable result in Switzerland











This post has been edited by MEDS on 16 Dec 2009, 15:18

MEDS

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ისე რა კარგი ფეხბურტელებია საფულემოდ
არ აპირებენ ტრანსფერებს?

კაი რა, რა არ ეტყობა, ნოემბრის თვის საუკეთესო მოთამაშედ აღიარეს!

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ტრანსფერებს კი გავჩარხავთ რამეს ალბათ... კაი ზაბივალა ფორვარდი გვაკლია ძაან მწარედ!
ისე რავი, ინგლისის თემაში ეწერა (სხვაგან არსად მინახავს) რომ პირიქით, ფინანსებში ცოტა დაენძრაო ალფაედს და რამოდენიმე მოთამაშეს გაყიდიანო! მაგრამ ისეთი არავინ ეწერა მნიშვნელოვანი... მგონი სეოლი, ჯონსონი და... რაც მთავარია დემპსიმ, ჰანგელანდმა და როიმ კონტრაქტები გაახანგრძლივეს!

This post has been edited by MEDS on 16 Dec 2009, 18:42

ხო მანდ მე დავწერე, რუსებმა დაწერეს ეგრე და რავი...

დღეს რო მოიგოთ გადიხართ ჯგუფიდან?
თუ კიდე დარჩა თამასები გასამართი?
MEDS

ეხლა ვაპირებდი, კა რაზ.. ინგლისშიც დავწერე და აქაც დავწერ...

მოკლედ დღეს ყველაზე მნიშვნელოვანი თამაში გვაქვს ამ წელს!!!

ევროპის ლიგის ჯგუფური ეტაპის ბოლო მატჩი -

ბაზელი - ფულჰემი



ერთი სიტყვით - გამარჯვება ან...

MEDS
აბა თქვენ იცით, პრემიერ ლიგა უნდა ასახელოთ!

წარმატებები!

Hodgson Relishing Group E Finale



With Fulham looking to progress to the knockout stages of the UEFA Europa League, only FC Basel stand in the Whites' way.

Just a point separates the two teams in Group E and with Roma already through, Wednesday evening's encounter is a straight shootout for the second qualification spot. Basel start with the advantage meaning only a win will do for the Whites.

And Roy Hodgson, speaking at the pre-match press conference on Tuesday evening, was looking ahead to the match with great anticipation.

“It’s nice to be going into the last group game in a wonderful stadium against a good European team knowing that if we can win the game we will go through,” he said. “It’s an exciting end to the group and I think we’re one of the few groups in the competition in which there’s still some interest going into the final game. So we’re really looking forward to tomorrow night and I know the players will give their best.

“I’ve been very pleased with the performances in Europe. The matches against Roma didn’t go our way and we suffered badly at the hands of refereeing decisions, but these things do happen in football.

“We’ve done our best to overcome it and we’ve done our best to overcome the injury situation too, losing people like Andy Johnson, Joe Kamara, Simon Davies, Dickson Etuhu and Danny Murphy in the competition.

“But it’s been good in the sense that it’s given other players on the fringe a chance to show what they can do and we’ve become stronger as a group and stronger as a football club as a result.”

Hodgson had been hoping to introduce Andrew Johnson back into First Team action on Wednesday evening but unfortunately the striker did not travel after experiencing some discomfort.

"We were probably too optimistic. He was so anxious to get back into the fray that unfortunately we went along with his enthusiasm," Hodgson explained.

"I don’t think it’s a major pull. It was a movement which caused a sharp pain, so we’ve taken the decision not to risk him and instead leave him back home having treatment and possibly training. I’m hoping it was to do with the scar tissue following the recent operation rather than any major problem in the pelvic area, because he’s getting close to full fitness.

"If he’s pain free then he’s certainly fit enough to be able to play a part in the [Man United] game."


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European Journey



With Fulham looking to qualify from Group E of the UEFA Europa League, the experience of Danny Murphy, himself a former UEFA Cup winner, will be of vital importance.

The Whites need a win to leapfrog Basel into the final qualification spot and Murphy, for one, is hoping that Fulham can continue their European adventure on Wednesday evening.

Speaking during Fulham's pre-match press conference on Tuesday, Murphy said:

"This journey this season has been great for all the lads, especially for those who maybe haven’t experienced it before. So hopefully the journey will continue after this game.

"When you reach certain stages of your career, i.e. playing in the Premier League, in European competition, or for your country, then you want to play in the best stadiums and I’ve been fortunate to do that. It’s nice to be able to say I’ve played in these places."

Should Fulham qualify from Group E, the next round of Europa League matches could place the Whites up against a number of clubs who dropped out of the Champions League. However, Murphy was quick to warn against looking too far into the future.

"Personally, up until recently I’ve been concentrating on getting myself fit and so I don’t allow myself to think that far ahead," he said. "And I think as a team and a Club, perhaps it’s unhelpful to think that way because first and foremost we’re focusing on having a good Premier League campaign, combined with the Europa League, rather than looking at which teams are dropping out of the Champions League and who we might meet in the future.

"Having said that, if we are successful tomorrow night it would be a wonderful reward to play one of Europe’s top teams. But, I always think that if you’re in European competition, it’s nice to play big teams from abroad, rather than teams like Liverpool or Chelsea, or Man United who we’re lucky enough to be able to face regularly in the Premier League."

ვარჯიში "სენტ იაკობსზე" (მგონი ეს ქვია )










როიმ ერთ-ერთ ინტერვიუში აღნიშნა რომ მისთვის პრემიერლიგა ბევრად უფრო მნიშვნელოვანია. მაგრამ, რა ვიცი, ნუთუ ამ ტურნირზე არ ღირს ბოლომდე დახარჯვა?! ჯერ ერთი რომ ისტორიულია - პირველად ტარდება! მერე ისეთი არგი გუნდები არიან გასულები და ლიგიდან ჩამოყრილები რო... ფულჰემი - იუვე! ჟღერს აი!

მოკლედ აბა თქვენ იცით!!! მთელი ძალებით! შეძლებთ!!!

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P.S.

Lennon7

აუცილებლააად!!!

This post has been edited by MEDS on 16 Dec 2009, 20:56

MEDS

მოიგებს დღეს ფულემი ????

აქცევენ ყურადღებას ევროპის ლიგას თუ უფრო პრემიერ ლიგისკენ იხრებიან ????

საკმაოდ შეკრულ გუნდს ეთამაშებით დღეს და რავიცი... წარმატება ....

This post has been edited by Saburtaloeli on 16 Dec 2009, 21:27

1X მიდევს რამე არ მიქაროთ



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