FINALE ALLER HEARTLAND vs TP.MAZEMBE

[Pinto]

Je suis derriere Mazembe.

Je me suis fait blamer par un compatriote parce que je n'etais pas avec lui pour suivre la demi-finale retour a L'shi entre Mazembe et Al Hillal. Waou. J'etais moi-meme choque par la reprimande. Le foot peut etre si complexe.

Je ne manquerai pas de suivre la finale retour pour ne pas etre traite d'anti-patriote.

[tony yave]

Pronostic Orange CAF Champions League finale (match aller): Heartland FC v TP Mazembe 01/11/09
Heartland FC vainqueur (8% 10 votes)

TP Mazembe vainqueur (77% 95 votes)

Match nul (15% 18 votes)

[Ilunga]

Oui, bizarre ces changements d'arbitres sans raisons apparentes à l'approche de la finale...En plus des egyptiens, à l'aller comme au retour...Egypte, pays-siège de la CAF ou trône un certain Issa Hayatou de triste mémoire...Ce monsieur comploterait-il une fois de plus contre le Congo? Dites-moi que j'deviens pas parano...kié kié kié kié kié kié...Hmmm...Tout de même...

[leopards-243]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKbUyOfvXYs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OojNeY26QM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xm0GRKhqRak

[Ilunga]

Merci Leopardo pour ces images...
kié kié kié kié kié kié kié...J'ai aperçu latête de "Don King", l'hurluberlu" Mawapanga Mwana Nanga, le "caissier" du Mzee Kabila, actuellement "ambassadeur" du Congo au Zimbabwe...kié kié kié kié kié...J'espère qu'avec ce poste-là il pourra méditer sur le fait de ne pas payer les gens pendant des mois et des mois...Qd ce mec-là était "ministre" des finances, il n'avait aucun sentiment de laisser les fonctionnaires impayés durant des mois...Mnt il comprend ce que c'est...

[TUPAC MOUDJAHIDINE]

Chers amis de Mazembe, sachez faire la fête comme il se doit alors reservez nous quelque chose de special. KISAKI, MAYLOSHI, Leopard -243 surprenez nous. Malgré notre desordre, on est toujours devant les ivoiriens au palmarès malgré les Drogba et consort. Alors Mazembe, aidez nous à creuser l'ecart.

[Ilunga]

Mazembe will be tough, says Heartland captain

By Olusola Babarinsa


October 30, 2009 01:37AMT






Barely three days before the first leg of the CAF Champions League finals between Heartland Football Club of Owerri and Tout Puissant (TP) Mazembe of Congo, Heartland's stand-in-skipper, Ike Thankgod, has admitted the encounter will be a tough one.

Thankgod, who spoke from Nnewi in Anambra State, where the team is currently camped, said, "Mazembe are not going to be easy. In fact, we are expecting them to come out fighting for a win.

"In the group stage they beat us 2-0 in Congo and we beat them by the same score in Nigeria. They will want to stop us from winning, believing that they can finish us off in Congo (the second leg)."

Giving another reason while the encounter is going to be a tough one, the Heartland skipper noted that Mazembe ruthlessly defeated Al Hilal of Sudan 5-2 in the first leg of the semi-finals held at Hilal's home ground.

However, Thankgod who has scored three continental goals from his position in the defence, is optimistic of a victory over the visitors.

"Mazembe may be tough but they will fall. We are beating them by nothing less than two goals. We may even go all out to beat them 4-0 like we did to Pillars."

New referees

Meanwhile, the Confederation of African Football (CAF) has appointed a new set of referees for the encounter.

In the announcement which, was made on Tuesday, CAF named Egyptian, Abdel Fatah Essam, as centre referee. Essam will be assisted by his compatriots Hassan Sherif, Mohamed Waleed and Farouk Mohamed as Assistant Referee 1, Assistant Referee 2 and Reserve Referee respectively.

It would be recalled that CAF had earlier appointed South African centre referee, Jerome Damon, and Evariste Mekounde of Cameroun as Assistant Referee 1, with the South African duo of Enock Molefe and Abdul Basit Ebrahim acting as Assistant Referee 2 and Reserve Referee respectively.

CAF, however, retained Togolese Gnofame Zoumarou as Match Commissioner and Djibril Traore of Mali as General Coordinator.

The continental body also named Mohamed Benouza, Abdel Naby Nasser and Mamar Chabane as officials for the second leg schedule for Stade de La Kenya in Lubumbashi, Congo on Saturday, November 7. Benouza, an Algerian, is the centre referee with Egyptian Nasser and Chabane are Assistant Referee 1 and 2 respectively while Mohamed Benaissa of Egypt is the Reserve Referee.

[Pichen]

D'après mes sources de Brazzaville, l'équipe est actuellement à Zabra avec un avion affrété de la compagnie Sud Africaine où elle prend le carburant avant le decollage MAIS TOTINDAKI BANA MOSUSU NA COULEUR YA MAZEMBE DEPUIS TONGO YA LELO NA NIGERIA BASALA BANGO O BAMESANA.

Mais l'équipe type pourrait arriver ce soir à Oweri.

[Ilunga]

"However, Thankgod who has scored three continental goals from his position in the defence, is optimistic of a victory over the visitors.

"Mazembe may be tough but they will fall. We are beating them by nothing less than two goals. We may even go all out to beat them 4-0 like we did to Pillars."



Ils veulent se donner de la contenance...Mais ils connaissent la foudre de guerre qui est en face...Seule la vérité du terrain va compter..."Ba vova ya pambala pambala" ne servent à rien..."Loba loba sala sala RIEN"...Restons concentrés pour la lutte finale...Inutile de faire des déclarations à l'emporte pièces...Respectons l'adversaire...Ce sera rude, comme toute finale...

[faceof africa]

Mazembe will be tough, says Heartland captain

By Olusola Babarinsa


October 30, 2009 01:37AMT






Barely three days before the first leg of the CAF Champions League finals between Heartland Football Club of Owerri and Tout Puissant (TP) Mazembe of Congo, Heartland's stand-in-skipper, Ike Thankgod, has admitted the encounter will be a tough one.

Thankgod, who spoke from Nnewi in Anambra State, where the team is currently camped, said, "Mazembe are not going to be easy. In fact, we are expecting them to come out fighting for a win.

"In the group stage they beat us 2-0 in Congo and we beat them by the same score in Nigeria. They will want to stop us from winning, believing that they can finish us off in Congo (the second leg)."

Giving another reason while the encounter is going to be a tough one, the Heartland skipper noted that Mazembe ruthlessly defeated Al Hilal of Sudan 5-2 in the first leg of the semi-finals held at Hilal's home ground.

However, Thankgod who has scored three continental goals from his position in the defence, is optimistic of a victory over the visitors.

"Mazembe may be tough but they will fall. We are beating them by nothing less than two goals. We may even go all out to beat them 4-0 like we did to Pillars."

New referees

Meanwhile, the Confederation of African Football (CAF) has appointed a new set of referees for the encounter.

In the announcement which, was made on Tuesday, CAF named Egyptian, Abdel Fatah Essam, as centre referee. Essam will be assisted by his compatriots Hassan Sherif, Mohamed Waleed and Farouk Mohamed as Assistant Referee 1, Assistant Referee 2 and Reserve Referee respectively.

It would be recalled that CAF had earlier appointed South African centre referee, Jerome Damon, and Evariste Mekounde of Cameroun as Assistant Referee 1, with the South African duo of Enock Molefe and Abdul Basit Ebrahim acting as Assistant Referee 2 and Reserve Referee respectively.

CAF, however, retained Togolese Gnofame Zoumarou as Match Commissioner and Djibril Traore of Mali as General Coordinator.

The continental body also named Mohamed Benouza, Abdel Naby Nasser and Mamar Chabane as officials for the second leg schedule for Stade de La Kenya in Lubumbashi, Congo on Saturday, November 7. Benouza, an Algerian, is the centre referee with Egyptian Nasser and Chabane are Assistant Referee 1 and 2 respectively while Mohamed Benaissa of Egypt is the Reserve Referee.

ils promettent un carton a mazembe kiekiekiekiekiekie , il faut dire que je n ai jamais vu une equipe naija perdre a domicile .