Dimi Berbatov's- dia sakit lutut. mungkin xleh nak men tuk game minggu nie.. xmen pon xpa..
Steven Gerrard- dia istiharkan diri dia sehat sepenuhnya tuk men minggu nie.. dia kata dia sebenarnya xmo men time lawan birghm aritu. tapi terpaksa men sbb liverpool akan kalah kalo dia xmen.. Daniel Agger dan Glen Johnson dah bleh men. gerrard bagitau.
David Ngog- dilaporkan patah hidung sebab suka sangat diving. Benitez kata xpasti ngog bleh men ke x. satgi men dok diving2 plak..
Ashley Cole - dilaporkan sehat lepas lulus ujian lompat bintang 100 kali.
John Terry (buku lali), Didier Drogba (tulang rusuk -kena jet kat dada) and Michael Ballack (lutut -men banyak)- ketiga-tiga pemain nie dilaporkan kurang sehat.. mungkin diturunkan sbb chelsea takot team lain rampas tempat atas sekali..
ARSENAL- Apa sudah jadi dengan arsenal. 11 org dilaporkan kurang sehat. yg terbaru Abou Diaby. Nama mcm xtop. Tapi sapa xkenal dia bleh tgk highlight Mu VS Ars. mamat nie boh gol sendiri.. 2 minggu lagi Arsenal nak lawan Chelsea lepas tu liverpool, dengan 11 org cedera parah.
Sapa lagi yg cedera parah tu? Robin Van Persie(mungkin sebulan), Theo Walcott(Mungkin xsehat sampai bersara eh acah ja) , Nicklas Bendtner(kena bedah minggu depan) tinggal eduardo ja. Apa arsenal bleh buat dgn eduardo sorang? GIBBS, CHILCHY, DENILSON, DJOUROU, VELA, WILSHERE. Eh baru 10.. sapa sorang lagi?? esok kita cek lain..
itu saja takat nie.. aku laporkan injury tuk big 4 ja..
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
WEEK 12
Saturday, 21 November 2009
Birmingham v Fulham, 15:00
Burnley v Aston Villa, 15:00
Chelsea v Wolverhampton, 15:00
Hull v West Ham, 15:00
Liverpool v Man City, 12:45
Man Utd v Everton, 17:30
Sunderland v Arsenal, 15:00
Sunday, 22 November 2009
Bolton v Blackburn, 13:30
Stoke v Portsmouth, 16:00
Tottenham v Wigan, 15:00
Wednesday, 25 November 2009
Fulham v Blackburn, 20:00
Hull v Everton, 19:45
Double teams: Hull (2 decent home games), Fulham (1 away, 1 home), Blackburn (2 away), Everton (2 away).
KEEPERS
Schwazer
Myhill
Robbo
Fulop
Sorenson
DEFENDERS
Hughes
Paintsil
Konchesky
Baird
Zayatte
Gardner
Samba
Givet
Nelsen
Heitinga
Baines
Distin
Vermalen
Alexander
Ivanovic
Alex
R Johnson
Mears
MIDFIELDERS
Bullard
Dempsey
Duff
Dunn
Cahill
Fellaini
Pienaar
Rodwell
Geovanni
Hunt
A Reid
Etherington
J Cole
Fabregas
Arshavin
Nasri
Rosicky
STRIKERS
Anelka
Zamora
Roberts
Saha
Yakubu
Defoe
Eduardo
Bent
Rooney
Kalou
Benitez
Beattie
Jan Vennegoor
Birmingham v Fulham, 15:00
Burnley v Aston Villa, 15:00
Chelsea v Wolverhampton, 15:00
Hull v West Ham, 15:00
Liverpool v Man City, 12:45
Man Utd v Everton, 17:30
Sunderland v Arsenal, 15:00
Sunday, 22 November 2009
Bolton v Blackburn, 13:30
Stoke v Portsmouth, 16:00
Tottenham v Wigan, 15:00
Wednesday, 25 November 2009
Fulham v Blackburn, 20:00
Hull v Everton, 19:45
Double teams: Hull (2 decent home games), Fulham (1 away, 1 home), Blackburn (2 away), Everton (2 away).
KEEPERS
Schwazer
Myhill
Robbo
Fulop
Sorenson
DEFENDERS
Hughes
Paintsil
Konchesky
Baird
Zayatte
Gardner
Samba
Givet
Nelsen
Heitinga
Baines
Distin
Vermalen
Alexander
Ivanovic
Alex
R Johnson
Mears
MIDFIELDERS
Bullard
Dempsey
Duff
Dunn
Cahill
Fellaini
Pienaar
Rodwell
Geovanni
Hunt
A Reid
Etherington
J Cole
Fabregas
Arshavin
Nasri
Rosicky
STRIKERS
Anelka
Zamora
Roberts
Saha
Yakubu
Defoe
Eduardo
Bent
Rooney
Kalou
Benitez
Beattie
Jan Vennegoor
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Injury news for week 11
terkini..
Finally, Rafa Benitez has admitted that both Steven Gerrard & Fernando Torres may need surgery. Torres was pictured arriving at a Liverpool hospital on Thursday afternoon
Rio Ferdinand will miss Manchester United's trip to Chelsea on Sunday but Darren Fletcher will be available despite admitting that he will require an operation to cure a long-lasting ankle problem.
While The Sun says that Ferdinand will be out of action for six weeks due to his bad back, the impression made by The Times is that it is even more serious than that.
'Ferdinand will miss United's Barclays Premier League top-of-the- table match against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Sunday and could face weeks on the sidelines - and possibly surgery - after finally deciding to address an injury that has plagued him since last December and contributed to his poor form this season,' it reports
'The Times revealed in September how, despite claims to the contrary, Ferdinand's back complaint had not gone away and was becoming a serious cause for concern for United - and England before the World Cup finals in South Africa next summer - with specialists struggling to determine the exact nature of the problem,' it reports.
As for Fletcher, United fans should not be losing much sleep just yet. The Scot's admission that he is struggling with the injury concluded with the assurance: "It should be OK to the end of the season. That is the plan, to get me through to the summer and do something then."
Meanwhile, in case you missed it on Wednesday, Sir Alex has told MUTV: "Hopefully Vidic, Giggs and Berbatov will be ready for Sunday. Gary is suspended so John O'Shea will be ready to play."
Almost-no news is good news for Chelsea with the club not reporting any problems after their game in Madrid.
The only update has been provided by Jose Bosingwa with the right-back waiting on results of tests on his knee. The former Porto man insists there is no guarantee he will require an operation to put things right, but he accepts that he must follow whatever advice he is given. "It's all up to the doctors, but I'll accept the best solution," Bosingwa said in the Daily Express.
From the sounds of it, Aaron Lennon will still be absent when Tottenham face Sunderland this weekend.
"We just don't know how long it will be before Aaron is back," said Harry Redknapp. "We will have to wait and see how he gets on this week."
However the good news for Spurs is that Jonathan Woodgate is "back in contention" - which is just as well given that Sebastien Bassong pulled a hamstring in last week's North London derby - while Luca Modric has finally returned to light training. But he'll still be short of fitness for the Sunderland game.
In a piece of news nobody was expected, Arsene Wenger has reported to Arsenal's official website that none of his players were injured this midweek.
Seriously, read it for yourselves:
'The Arsenal manager lost no-one from Wednesday's win over AZ Alkmaar'
And although nobody on their current injury list will return for the trip to Wolves, the club have also reported that Armand Traore (now back up to Kieran Gibbs at left back with Gael Clichy out for two months) and Carlos Vela 'are close to comebacks' while Denilson will return to training in the second week of the international break with Theo Walcott joining in one week later.
Manchester City manager Mark Hughes is poised to gain one striker but lose another this weekend.
Emmanuel Adebayor is set to return to the side for Saturday's Premier League clash at home to Burnley after missing the goalless draw at Birmingham four days ago with an ankle injury.
Club skipper Kolo Toure also seems set to face the Clarets after he joined Adebayor on the sidelines last weekend with a heel problem.
However, Roque Santa Cruz is likely to miss the match at Eastlands after sustaining an ankle injury at St Andrew's which forced him off midway through the second half.
Hughes said: "Roque hasn't trained since the weekend. He got a really bad bang on his ankle. He's got a lot of blood in and around the area that needs to come out. We need to shift that and we're hopeful he will be able to train tomorrow, but we'll have to wait and see.
"Ade and Kolo have trained for the last couple of days. They've had a couple of sessions and there was no reaction today from the work yesterday. The feeling is they will be okay for the weekend."
Left-back Wayne Bridge has joined Santa Cruz in the treatment room with a slight strain above the knee.
"Wayne hasn't trained either since the weekend," Hughes said. "We're hoping he will train tomorrow, but again we'll see how he is. We're hopeful he'll be okay."
Robinho, meanwhile, is now doing "field-based work" as he closes in on a return to action after more than two months out with a stress fracture of the ankle.
Wolves striker Chris Iwelumo is facing several weeks out of action after damaging the metatarsal he fractured during the pre-season summer trip to Australia.
The Scotland international started his first Barclays Premier League game against Stoke last weekend and impressed during the 2-2 draw.
But Iwelumo suffered the setback after Stoke goalkeeper Thomas Sorensen and Wolves central defender Christophe Berra landed on his foot.
While The Sun says that Ferdinand will be out of action for six weeks due to his bad back, the impression made by The Times is that it is even more serious than that.
'Ferdinand will miss United's Barclays Premier League top-of-the- table match against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Sunday and could face weeks on the sidelines - and possibly surgery - after finally deciding to address an injury that has plagued him since last December and contributed to his poor form this season,' it reports
'The Times revealed in September how, despite claims to the contrary, Ferdinand's back complaint had not gone away and was becoming a serious cause for concern for United - and England before the World Cup finals in South Africa next summer - with specialists struggling to determine the exact nature of the problem,' it reports.
As for Fletcher, United fans should not be losing much sleep just yet. The Scot's admission that he is struggling with the injury concluded with the assurance: "It should be OK to the end of the season. That is the plan, to get me through to the summer and do something then."
Meanwhile, in case you missed it on Wednesday, Sir Alex has told MUTV: "Hopefully Vidic, Giggs and Berbatov will be ready for Sunday. Gary is suspended so John O'Shea will be ready to play."
Almost-no news is good news for Chelsea with the club not reporting any problems after their game in Madrid.
The only update has been provided by Jose Bosingwa with the right-back waiting on results of tests on his knee. The former Porto man insists there is no guarantee he will require an operation to put things right, but he accepts that he must follow whatever advice he is given. "It's all up to the doctors, but I'll accept the best solution," Bosingwa said in the Daily Express.
From the sounds of it, Aaron Lennon will still be absent when Tottenham face Sunderland this weekend.
"We just don't know how long it will be before Aaron is back," said Harry Redknapp. "We will have to wait and see how he gets on this week."
However the good news for Spurs is that Jonathan Woodgate is "back in contention" - which is just as well given that Sebastien Bassong pulled a hamstring in last week's North London derby - while Luca Modric has finally returned to light training. But he'll still be short of fitness for the Sunderland game.
In a piece of news nobody was expected, Arsene Wenger has reported to Arsenal's official website that none of his players were injured this midweek.
Seriously, read it for yourselves:
'The Arsenal manager lost no-one from Wednesday's win over AZ Alkmaar'
And although nobody on their current injury list will return for the trip to Wolves, the club have also reported that Armand Traore (now back up to Kieran Gibbs at left back with Gael Clichy out for two months) and Carlos Vela 'are close to comebacks' while Denilson will return to training in the second week of the international break with Theo Walcott joining in one week later.
Manchester City manager Mark Hughes is poised to gain one striker but lose another this weekend.
Emmanuel Adebayor is set to return to the side for Saturday's Premier League clash at home to Burnley after missing the goalless draw at Birmingham four days ago with an ankle injury.
Club skipper Kolo Toure also seems set to face the Clarets after he joined Adebayor on the sidelines last weekend with a heel problem.
However, Roque Santa Cruz is likely to miss the match at Eastlands after sustaining an ankle injury at St Andrew's which forced him off midway through the second half.
Hughes said: "Roque hasn't trained since the weekend. He got a really bad bang on his ankle. He's got a lot of blood in and around the area that needs to come out. We need to shift that and we're hopeful he will be able to train tomorrow, but we'll have to wait and see.
"Ade and Kolo have trained for the last couple of days. They've had a couple of sessions and there was no reaction today from the work yesterday. The feeling is they will be okay for the weekend."
Left-back Wayne Bridge has joined Santa Cruz in the treatment room with a slight strain above the knee.
"Wayne hasn't trained either since the weekend," Hughes said. "We're hoping he will train tomorrow, but again we'll see how he is. We're hopeful he'll be okay."
Robinho, meanwhile, is now doing "field-based work" as he closes in on a return to action after more than two months out with a stress fracture of the ankle.
Wolves striker Chris Iwelumo is facing several weeks out of action after damaging the metatarsal he fractured during the pre-season summer trip to Australia.
The Scotland international started his first Barclays Premier League game against Stoke last weekend and impressed during the 2-2 draw.
But Iwelumo suffered the setback after Stoke goalkeeper Thomas Sorensen and Wolves central defender Christophe Berra landed on his foot.
Finally, Rafa Benitez has admitted that both Steven Gerrard & Fernando Torres may need surgery. Torres was pictured arriving at a Liverpool hospital on Thursday afternoon
Week 11 fantasy football
oii dah week 11...
KEEPERS
Given - Pick of the week with a home fixture vs Burnley. Wish I'd had him last week but at least I barndoored him
Robinson - Bargain basement keeper with a home fixture, but Pompey could spoil the party as their form continues to improve.
Sorensen - An alternative to Given. Stoke face Hull who haven't scored a goal in over a month.
Kirkland - An alternative to Robinson. Wigan are far more consistent at home & Fulham don't always travel well.
DEFENDERS
Vermalen - A few quiet weeks so probably time he popped up with a goal.
Zabeleta - Home fixture to Burnley & has his place back from Richards
Gibbs - He'll replace Clichy for the next month & represents great value.
Givet - Good points scorer with a home fixture
Nelsen - Rubbish points scorer but a home fixture and cheap
Skrtel - Should be back to face Birmingham at home.
Alexander - Penalty taker. Nuff said.
Heitinga - Still returning decent points each week & playing further forward
Wilkinson - Always scores well, but beware the returning Robert Huth
Bridge - Nice home fixture to Burnley
Kyrgiakos - Will probably play with so many Liverpool defenders out & great value
MIDFIELDERS
Fabregas - The premium midfield choice at Wolves, but I don't feel you NEED to have him in away games, especially not at full price
Lampard - Back in form & will score goals no matter the opposition. I wouldn't get him in at £21m mind.
Etherington - Stoke's set piece taker & has had a couple of good games. Will cause Hull nightmares.
Rosicky - Should be back for the Wolves game
Nasri - Ditto
Benayoun - With Gerrard in trouble it'll be down to Yossi to create & he normally comes through in home games.
Hunt - No Geovanni & no Bullard means Hunt will be back on set piece duty.
Kranjcar - Dropped at Arsenal in favour of packing the center of midfield but should be back vs Sunderland
O'Hara - Set piece taker I'm holding at £5.5m. I'll be hanging on to him for some time & he's not a bad choice, even at full price
Dunn - Home fixture & he'll get forward, but Blackburn aren't in great form
Aquilani - May be forced in to the team vs Birmingham, probably on set piece duty if Gerrard is absent & very cheap.
M Petrov - If it was guaranteed that he'd start for City he'd be the first name in my midfield this week. But he's not, so at £10m+ is a big gamble
Larsson - I expect his corners & freekicks to cause Liverpool all sorts of problems
Milner - If back to fitness he's a decent pick at home to Bolton
Rodwell - Filler returning his value.
STRIKERS
Van Persie - The obvious choice. He's in fantastic form & faces Wolves. If you have him at £17m then you're laughing but I find it hard to recommend spending almost £23m on him. Arsenal don't always dominate teams away from the Emirates & at his current price you pretty much need 2 goals for him to return his value.
Drogba - Unplayable, undroppable.
Adebayor - Been in poor form or missing completely, but should be back this weekend & he'll be looking to bully a Burnley side who hate playing away.
Rodallega - Disappointed last week but he loves to shoot & he's at home. I expect him to score
Defoe - Back from his idiotic suspension & owes the fans one as we went on to lose both league games he missed. He also will have noticed a certain Michael Owen starting to score goals, so a timely reminder to Capello could be in order.
Tevez - An alternative to Adebayor & good value.
Dindane - Points chasing at it's finest, but if you have him at £7m he's not the worst choice.
Eduardo - Should get a start with Walcott & Bendtner out, very cheap
Bellamy - Another alternative to Adebayor
Cole - Home game vs a struggling Everton
Agbonlahor - Home game to Bolton
Bent - Would love to score at Spurs, and will come up against a pretty generous defence
Saha - Facing West Ham
Benitez - Will cause Liverpool's makeshift defence problems
Beattie - Playing Hull
Diamanti - If he starts!
KEEPERS
Given - Pick of the week with a home fixture vs Burnley. Wish I'd had him last week but at least I barndoored him
Robinson - Bargain basement keeper with a home fixture, but Pompey could spoil the party as their form continues to improve.
Sorensen - An alternative to Given. Stoke face Hull who haven't scored a goal in over a month.
Kirkland - An alternative to Robinson. Wigan are far more consistent at home & Fulham don't always travel well.
DEFENDERS
Vermalen - A few quiet weeks so probably time he popped up with a goal.
Zabeleta - Home fixture to Burnley & has his place back from Richards
Gibbs - He'll replace Clichy for the next month & represents great value.
Givet - Good points scorer with a home fixture
Nelsen - Rubbish points scorer but a home fixture and cheap
Skrtel - Should be back to face Birmingham at home.
Alexander - Penalty taker. Nuff said.
Heitinga - Still returning decent points each week & playing further forward
Wilkinson - Always scores well, but beware the returning Robert Huth
Bridge - Nice home fixture to Burnley
Kyrgiakos - Will probably play with so many Liverpool defenders out & great value
MIDFIELDERS
Fabregas - The premium midfield choice at Wolves, but I don't feel you NEED to have him in away games, especially not at full price
Lampard - Back in form & will score goals no matter the opposition. I wouldn't get him in at £21m mind.
Etherington - Stoke's set piece taker & has had a couple of good games. Will cause Hull nightmares.
Rosicky - Should be back for the Wolves game
Nasri - Ditto
Benayoun - With Gerrard in trouble it'll be down to Yossi to create & he normally comes through in home games.
Hunt - No Geovanni & no Bullard means Hunt will be back on set piece duty.
Kranjcar - Dropped at Arsenal in favour of packing the center of midfield but should be back vs Sunderland
O'Hara - Set piece taker I'm holding at £5.5m. I'll be hanging on to him for some time & he's not a bad choice, even at full price
Dunn - Home fixture & he'll get forward, but Blackburn aren't in great form
Aquilani - May be forced in to the team vs Birmingham, probably on set piece duty if Gerrard is absent & very cheap.
M Petrov - If it was guaranteed that he'd start for City he'd be the first name in my midfield this week. But he's not, so at £10m+ is a big gamble
Larsson - I expect his corners & freekicks to cause Liverpool all sorts of problems
Milner - If back to fitness he's a decent pick at home to Bolton
Rodwell - Filler returning his value.
STRIKERS
Van Persie - The obvious choice. He's in fantastic form & faces Wolves. If you have him at £17m then you're laughing but I find it hard to recommend spending almost £23m on him. Arsenal don't always dominate teams away from the Emirates & at his current price you pretty much need 2 goals for him to return his value.
Drogba - Unplayable, undroppable.
Adebayor - Been in poor form or missing completely, but should be back this weekend & he'll be looking to bully a Burnley side who hate playing away.
Rodallega - Disappointed last week but he loves to shoot & he's at home. I expect him to score
Defoe - Back from his idiotic suspension & owes the fans one as we went on to lose both league games he missed. He also will have noticed a certain Michael Owen starting to score goals, so a timely reminder to Capello could be in order.
Tevez - An alternative to Adebayor & good value.
Dindane - Points chasing at it's finest, but if you have him at £7m he's not the worst choice.
Eduardo - Should get a start with Walcott & Bendtner out, very cheap
Bellamy - Another alternative to Adebayor
Cole - Home game vs a struggling Everton
Agbonlahor - Home game to Bolton
Bent - Would love to score at Spurs, and will come up against a pretty generous defence
Saha - Facing West Ham
Benitez - Will cause Liverpool's makeshift defence problems
Beattie - Playing Hull
Diamanti - If he starts!
Monday, November 2, 2009
JAWATAN KOSONG!!
JAWATAN KOSONG
kELAYAKAN :
SPM / SPMV / STAM
DIPLOMA DALAM APA-APA LAPANGAN (LEBIH BERPELUANG)
KELEBIHAN :
1. Kerja di bawah kerajaan
2. Gaji pokok : RM2800
3. Elaun bulanan (Cola) : RM300
4. Elaun penginapan RM300
5. Uniform: RM450
6. Dobi RM200
7. Percuma kursus mempertahankan diri
8. Kenaikan pangkat secara lantikan dari ketua unit jawatan dan mengambil ujian khas
Sekiranya berminat sila hadir pada sesi temuduga dan dikehendaki membawa kad pengenalan diri serta gambar berukuran passport pada 10 NOVEMBER 2009 di Jabatan Pertahanan Awam.
Bagi yang berkelayakan uniform akan diberikan 3 pasang setiap seorang dan kelengkapan lain (lengkap) serta perlu melaporkan diri 60 hari dari surat tawaran jawatan.
JAWATAN-JAWATAN YANG DITAWARKAN :
LAMPIRAN SILA KE BAWAH.
JAWATAN:
1. Power Rangers (Pakar Mengunakan Alatan Memasak & Mempunyai Lesen Memandu Lori Sahaja)
2. X-Men (OKU Sahaja)
3. Ultraman (Pemandu Ambulan/ Ahli Payung Terjun Sahaja)
4. Sailormoon (Wanita Dandan Rambut Sahaja)
5. Suria Perkasa Hitam (Orang Berkulit Hitam & Berpengalaman Menjadi Rempit Sahaja)
BERKHIDMAT UNTUK NEGARA!!
kELAYAKAN :
SPM / SPMV / STAM
DIPLOMA DALAM APA-APA LAPANGAN (LEBIH BERPELUANG)
KELEBIHAN :
1. Kerja di bawah kerajaan
2. Gaji pokok : RM2800
3. Elaun bulanan (Cola) : RM300
4. Elaun penginapan RM300
5. Uniform: RM450
6. Dobi RM200
7. Percuma kursus mempertahankan diri
8. Kenaikan pangkat secara lantikan dari ketua unit jawatan dan mengambil ujian khas
Sekiranya berminat sila hadir pada sesi temuduga dan dikehendaki membawa kad pengenalan diri serta gambar berukuran passport pada 10 NOVEMBER 2009 di Jabatan Pertahanan Awam.
Bagi yang berkelayakan uniform akan diberikan 3 pasang setiap seorang dan kelengkapan lain (lengkap) serta perlu melaporkan diri 60 hari dari surat tawaran jawatan.
JAWATAN-JAWATAN YANG DITAWARKAN :
LAMPIRAN SILA KE BAWAH.
JAWATAN:
1. Power Rangers (Pakar Mengunakan Alatan Memasak & Mempunyai Lesen Memandu Lori Sahaja)
2. X-Men (OKU Sahaja)
3. Ultraman (Pemandu Ambulan/ Ahli Payung Terjun Sahaja)
4. Sailormoon (Wanita Dandan Rambut Sahaja)
5. Suria Perkasa Hitam (Orang Berkulit Hitam & Berpengalaman Menjadi Rempit Sahaja)
BERKHIDMAT UNTUK NEGARA!!
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