Nahodha wa Uingereza Ajivinjari na Mpenzi wa Mchezaji Mwenzake

Nahodha wa timu ya taifa ya Uingereza na timu ya Chelsea ya jijini London, John Terry ambaye ana mke na watoto wawili alijivinjari na mpenzi wa mchezaji mwenzake wa Chelsea na alipogundua siri imefichuka alikimbilia mahakamani kuchukua kibali cha kuwazuia waandishi wa habari kufichua siri hiyo.
John Terry nahodha wa timu ya taifa ya Uingereza na timu ya Chelsea, mume na baba wa watoto wawili, aliisaliti ndoa yake na kutembea na mpenzi wa mchezaji mwenzake Wayne Bridge aliyekuwa akiichezea Chelsea kabla ya kuhamia Manchester City.

John Terry aliposhtukia waandishi wa habari wamelinyaka soo hilo, alikimbilia mahakamani kuchukua kibali cha kuwazuia waandishi wa habari kuandika habari hiyo kwenye magazeti.

Kibali hicho kilitolewa kwa muda lakini leo pingamizi la mahakama liliondolewa na hivyo magazeti kuwa huru kumuandika John Terry alivyoisaliti ndoa yake na kumla uroda mpenzi wa rafiki yake.

Taarifa zinasema kwamba Terry alianza kujivinjari na mpenzi wa Wayne Bridge mrembo wa Ufaransa, Vanessa Perroncel, baada ya Wayne Bridge kuhama Chelsea na kuhamia Manchester City mwezi januari mwaka jana.

Vannessa ambaye ni mama wa mtoto mmoja wa kiume wa Wayne Bridge mwenye umri wa miaka mitatu, alibakia jijini London wakati Wayne Bridge alihamia mjini Manchester.

Wayne Bridge na Vannesa waliachana mwezi uliopita.

Hili ni skendo la pili kumkumba John Terry, mwaka 2003 alitiwa mbaroni kwa kupigana kwenye ukumbi wa starehe lakini baadae aliachiwa huru.

Wazazi wake nao ni maarufu magazetini kwa maskendo yaliyozua maswali mengi na kumtia aibu milionea John Terry.

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Tevez slams 'idiot' Neville

Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez has branded Gary Neville an 'idiot' and admits his goal celebration in the Carling Cup was directed at his former team-mate.

The Argentina international scored twice against Manchester United in a fiery semi-final first leg at Eastlands on Tuesday, putting City in the driving seat going into next week's game at Old Trafford as they claimed a 2-1 win.

Tevez netted City's equaliser from the penalty spot three minutes before half-time, and he ran to the touchline to exchange gestures with United fans' favourite Neville during his celebration.

Tevez made a gesture for Neville to keep his mouth shut before cupping his hands behind his ears, in response to comments from Neville that he was not worth the money City spent on him, and the defender then hit back with a rude gesture.

The 25-year-old, who moved from United to City for £25.5million last summer, admits he had to contain himself in his celebration, but revealed he was directing his actions towards Neville.

"In all the press here, Gary Neville came out and stood by (Sir Alex) Ferguson's comments, saying that I wasn't worth 25million," he told Argentinean radio.

"I thought he was in the wrong because we were team-mates and I never disrespected him, I always respected him.

"I feel he was a boot-licker when he stood by Ferguson's comments that I wasn't worth that money.

"From a former team-mate it hurts, from a coach it doesn't surprise me.

"I would never do that gesture towards the fans, I would never show a lack of respect towards people. It was directed at Gary Neville.

"Just as I was running off to celebrate the penalty I had scored, I came across Gary and I said to myself, 'shut your trap, keep quiet'.
Overboard

"I didn't go overboard in my celebration and it was directed at Gary, not at Ferguson and not at the fans. I didn't even look at Ferguson.

"You have to do your talking on the pitch. I know that Ferguson loves me, that's why he always talks about me."

The former Boca Juniors, Corinthians and West Ham striker admits he was upset when he first heard of Neville's newspaper comments.

"I was the first to sit down to have lunch in the team hotel and all the papers were laid out," he added.

"I looked at them as, although I couldn't read them, there were (photos) of Gary Neville and they were talking about me.

"Then I asked my team-mates what it said.

"I thought to myself, 'what's this idiot talking about me for when I never said anything about him, when there was never any (problems) with us?'

"It was a lack of respect for a (former) team-mate, aside from the fact that we had won a lot of things together.

"Thank God I had the chance to get revenge with City, although there is still the second leg to come."

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Berba - Price tag is difficult

The Bulgarian striker joined United in a £30million deal from Tottenham Hotspur in 2008 and won the Premier League in his debut season.

However, the 28-year-old's languid style failed to win over a large section of United fans and he has scored just four goals so far this term.

Berbatov accepts the supporters have only seen 'glimpses' of his best form, but remains determined to justify his hefty price tag at Old Trafford.
Pressure

"Every person is different in coping with the pressure of the price tag," said Berbatov. "Every person thinks differently. For me, sometimes it is difficult because people expect so much of me.

"The fans have probably seen glimpses of my best goals, passes and games. I know you need to show that all the time and that's my main goal - in every game to show my best game.

"But that's the way it should be because the people here have paid so much money for you.

"I try to give my best for the team to win things. I think I did that in my first season. We won the championship and I think everybody was happy about that.

"I'm happy. I love it here. The club are bigger than you think.

"United are one of the biggest clubs in the world and you are playing with some of the best players in the world."

Berbatov also praised Sir Alex Ferguson, revealing he has learned plenty from the United manager during his time at the club.

He added: "The manager is so many years in charge of this great club that of course you are going to learn things.

"If you want to develop, this is the place to be. He is the type of manager who always protects his players."

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Kili Stars Yawasili Na Mfungaji Bora Wa Chalenji

BAADA ya kushindwa kutwaa ushindi wa tatu wa michuano ya Kombe la Chalenji, timu ya taifa ya Tanzania Bara ‘Kili Stars’ inatarajiwa kuwasili nchini mchana huu ikitokea Kenya.
Kwa mujibu wa habari kutoka kwa Katibu Mkuu wa Shirikisho la Soka Tanzania (TFF), Frederick Mwakalebela, alisema timu hiyo itawasili mchana huu katika Uwanbja wa ndege wa Julius Nyerere.

“Tunaomba wadau wajitokeze kuja kuipokea timu yetu ya taifa, lengo ni kuwapa hamasa wachezaji wetu kwa maendeleo ya zoka letu,” alisema Mwakalebela.

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Yakubu backing Owen

Everton striker Yakubu Aiyegbeni is backing Michael Owen to be a successful signing for Manchester United.
The free agent surprisingly joined the Red Devils on a two-year contract on Friday after previously being linked with the likes of Hull City and Stoke.
Newcastle shelled out an estimated £17million on the striker four years ago, but despite a series of injuries blighting his time at St James' Park Yakubu believes his reputation remains intact.
Yakubu was not surprised by Owen's Old Trafford switch and believes the 29-year-old will regain his form for the champions.
"It's not a big shock. He's a great player. He's a great striker. He can score goals there," he told Sky Sports News.
"I wish him the best and I still believe he can score goals."
Meanwhile, Yakubu insists manager David Moyes will have the final say on transfers at Everton this summer, although he does not mind who comes and who goes after recovering from a long-term injury.
"It's important [to keep the squad together], but it's down to the manager to decide who he wants to keep and who can leave," he continued. "I'm just so happy to be back and start training again.

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Mourinho arrives in Nigeria

Mourinho will help local coaches on a three-day visit in Nigeria
The Inter Milan coach Jose Mourinho caused a major frenzy among Nigerian fans as he arrived in the country for a three-day visit.
Mourinho arrived in Lagos on Friday as a guest of the Kwara Football Academy (KFA).
Mourinho will be in the West African country from 3 - 5 July, as he seeks to encourage coaches and officials of the project run by the Kwara state government.
The fans turned up to greet the former Chelsea boss and the rest of the delegation despite the fact that he arrived two hours later than announced.
"It is a great landmark in the history of Nigerian football as well as the KFA," Nkechi Obi, CEO of Premium Sports Marketing Services told BBC Sport.
"He is here with other coaches and trainers to conduct seminars and coaching clinics for indigenous coaches.
"We are positive that his presence will benefit the talented players in the academy and hopefully attract interest from international clubs throughout the world.
"Football fans, media and everyone involved with football will enjoy photograph and autograph sessions with the 'Special One' on this trip."
The trip facilitated by DanJan Sports is widely seen as an opportunity to expose the Kwara Football Academy (KFA) to the rest of the world.
"The KFA epitomises what a perfect football academy truly is and Gestafute are happy to be associated with them," David Omigie of DanJan Sports explained.
"We have seen what the visit of Manchester United and Portsmouth gave to Nigeria as a country in the past.
"The coming of Mourinho and KFA will bring a lot of positive attention to football in the country once again.
Former Nigeria coach Clemence Westerhof is the director of the Kwara Football Academy which is in Ilorin, the capital of Nigeria's Kwara State.

source:skysports.co.uk