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Giroud: Almost Impossible For Chelsea

Chelsea striker Olivier Giroud has admitted it will be almost impossible for The Blues to knock out German champion, Bayern Munich in the round of 16 tie.

The blues were dominated all through the game, but their resilience was not broken until the second half when former Arsenal striker Serge Gnabry produced another masterpiece performance in London. The German scored twice while Lewandowski added the third, putting the German side firmly in control of the last 16 tie. Lewandowski’s second half goal was his 39th in 33 appearances this season. Continue reading “Giroud: Almost Impossible For Chelsea”

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Aribo a Great Choice for Rangers: Defoe

Jermain Defoe is the forward player for the club Rangers of the Scottish Premiership. He has called upon the ability that Joe Aribo has after being impressed by the things that he has to offer since he joined the club during the transfer window in summer. Joe belongs to Nigeria who plays as a midfielder for the Rangers. He had a start that was much promising for him at Ibrox where he was able to score four goals and assisted in two in all the major competitions. It was not a perfect time for him at Ibrox for the first months and he has shown quite a lot of poor performances for them.


Because of Joe’s classy pass, Defoe was able to or rather he was allowed to score a goal that was his second against St Johnstone during the weekend. And now the midfielder has been chosen the striker as one of the most exciting pick up for playing in the squad for Rangers that is currently managed by Steven Gerrard. According to the words by Defoe, Joe has been fantastic since he joined the club. He has a special ability to keep the ball at his feet and can glide past other players on the field. He said regarding his second goal that Aribo did not notice him but he was able to make that clever pass through the legs of the defender.
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RANGERS ACE COULD BE RECALLED BY CLUB

Bournemouth forward Jermaine Defoe could be recalled back to the club for the start of the season. The 36 year old forward is currently on an 18 months loan at Scottish side Rangers but could be recalled back to the club as the season begins.

Current dirt team forwards Callum Wilson and Ryan Fraser have been linked with moves to other clubs and this could result in the veteran forward coming to fill the attacking options. Manager Eddie Howe is considering this as a last option depending on how the next few weeks pan out.
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REMEMBERING DEFOE STINT AT SUNDERLAND

Jermain Defoe is arguably the most underrated striker in the history of the Premier League. The diminutive forward is not always in the conversation of the best strikers to ever play in the league despite featuring in the top 10 list of highest goal scorers.

The period that underlined his goalscoringexploits was in the 2015/2016 season after joining Sunderland from his torrid stint in America Defoe scored 15 goals that season. His goals were a huge reason why Sunderland was able to escape relegation.
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Defoe Set To Join Rangers

Rangers have now reached a formal agreement to sign Defoe on a loan deal which will last for 18 months that will take the former striker of England up to winding up of his contract with the club of Bournemouth.

Jermain who is at present 36 years old joined the club of Bournemouth from Sunderland on a free transfer in the month of July in 2017 but he has made only 4 appearances in this season of Premier League, and all from the bench only, and has not even scored once since the month of March last year. Continue reading “Defoe Set To Join Rangers”

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Defoe is an important player

Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe has stated that Jermain Defoe is an important member of the team and that he will be counting on him a lot this season. He said that this is why he has not allowed the player to leave on loan.

Eddie Howe said that he has a small squad and that he will need each of his players during this long season. He said that Jermain Defoe is an important member of the squad and that his experience is invaluable for the team.
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JERMAIN DEFOE WANTS POGBA TO DO MORE

Bournemouth striker Jermain Defoe has come to the defence of Paul Pogba following worldwide meltdown of Manchester United fans following the shock loss to Brighton on Sunday. After starting the first game decently with victory over Leicester City 2-1, many expected the start studded side to offer more. However, an underwhelming performance saw them lose at the Falmer Stadium.

Many have questioned if Pogba would truly reach the level of consistency required to operate at the highest levels. Defoe believes the France international is yet capable of doing so. The World Cup winner opened scoring for the season, and skippered the team in the games but he was not able to do more.
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Defoe Returns To Bournemouth

Former Sunderland forward Jermaine Defoe has returned to his former club Bournemouth on a free transfer. The 34-year old, who scored 15 league goals last season, has penned down a three-year contract with Bournemouth following the relegation of Sunderland.

“It is awesome to be back,” said Defoe, who as a teenager used the 2000/01 season on loan at Bournemouth from West Ham, scoring in 10 successive matches. “It was an easy and doubtless decision joining a top team with a competent manager. The only thing I can assure you all is ‘goals’.”

The former Tottenham, Portsmouth, West Ham and Charlton striker is seventh on the Premier League all-time goals list having found the net 158 times in 468 appearances. Cherries manager Eddie Howe believes Defoe returning to the club is a “huge moment” for them. Defoe joined Sunderland in January 2015 after spending little time in Toronto and signed a contract extension until 2019.

His contract had a clause that would allow him to leave on a free transfer if Sunderland were relegated, which he was able to act upon when the Black Cats finished bottom last season. He made his England debut in 2004 and featured at the 2010 World Cup, but has not been seen playing for the national side between 2013 and 2017. His brilliant performance last campaign earned him a recall to Gareth Southgate’s side, and he scored his 20th international goal against Lithuania in a World Cup qualifier in March.

Defoe happens to be Bournemouth’s second signing of the summer, following the arrival of goalkeeper Asmir Begovic from the defending champions, Chelsea. “Our plan is to bring in players who can impact our squad positively and we believe Defoe is capable of doing that as a brilliant goal scorer,” added Howe whose side finished ninth in the Premier League last season.

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DEFOE: BOURNEMOUTH STAYING UP

Jermain Defoe has reiterated his belief that there is no chance Bournemouth will lose their Premier League status at the end of the season.


He says the club are too good to suffer relegation this season, despite a slow start to their Premier League campaign.

Bournemouth have lost all three of their opening league matches but Defoe, who was relegated with Sunderland last season, is not worried just yet.

Raheem Sterling scored a dramatic winner at the Vitality Stadium last time out to deny Bournemouth their first point this term following defeats to West Brom and Watford in their first two Premier League matches.

Bottom-of-the-league West Ham and Crystal Palace are the only other sides who have failed to pick up a single point since the beginning of the season but Defoe insists Bournemouth have the quality to avoid being involved in a relegation battle.

“It’s not going to happen, 100 per cent it’s not going to happen, not with how it is there,” said Defoe, when questioned on the possibility of relegation.

“It’s such a long season. It’s so early to call but from what I’ve seen since I have been there we’ll be fine.” Continue reading “DEFOE: BOURNEMOUTH STAYING UP”