Oczekuję o przetłumaczenie tego tekstu, nie za pomocą translatora tylko samodzielnie. Praca która będzie napisana poprzez translator od razu zgłaszam jako spam i nie bawię się w coś takiego. Jeśli ktoś chcę zdobyć te 100 pkt musi się postarać, dla najlepszej pracy daje naj bez wątpliwości, oczekuję pracy do max 21:30 Bergkamp: Arsenal need to improve in the final third There have been suggestions by 'experts' in the sport that Arsenal's style of play is sometimes a detriment, with clubs like Chelsea having enjoyed more success in recent times. Quite often there will be plenty of possession from Arsenal, but that hasn't always resulted in three points when we've played against the likes of United and Chelsea, who are quite content to let us have the ball for the majority of the match. Bergkamp says that the team need to develop a 'ruthless streak', akin to the famous 'Invincibles', and perfect that final ball in the opponent's third of the pitch. Dubbed 'God', or the Iceman during his time at Arsenal, Bergkamp said: "I've been watching Arsenal this season and the football is fantastic. They can cut through defences no problem, so I can't agree with people who say 'this is not the way to win. "They just need to be able to finish it off. You have to shoot, to want to score goals no matter how. Just score, you can't be afraid to miss. "Arsenal always have more possession of the ball than the opponent. You don't see often a bad pass in the midfield. But in the final third, often it's a bad decision. That's so strange," added the Dutchman who won three league titles and four FA Cups in his 11 years with the Gunners, before retiring after the Champions League final defeat to Barcelona in 2006. "In my day, we knew that with our style we could hurt teams and win trophies too. But we did it our way, with the positional game, passing, movement. "Arsène Wenger's idea is not only to play good football. It's to play good football to win."
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Bardzo pilne, proszę o przetłumaczenie tego artykułu bez błędów, nie poprzez translator, czekam do 16:10 daje naj: Fabregas winning race to face Barcelona Great news for Arsenal fans coming n this morning. After a scan on Cesc Fabregas’ knee revealed that, other than severe bruising, there was no further damage to the Arsenal captain, the Arsenal medical team are now confident that he will be okay to face his old club Barcelona in the Champions League match tomorrow night. A final decision will be made after this mornings training session, when Wenger will also have had a chance to assess Abou Diaby, Andrei Arshavin and Samir Nasri, but it is expected that all of them will be available to play tomorrow. Wenger took the time yesterday to praise Fabregas, and he thinks that he an even better player than ever this season. “I believe he is more relaxed,” Wenger said. “There is less tension in his finishing. You feel that before he wanted to force the chance and now he is more relaxed. “He has gained more physical power. You can see he resists much more the runs of his opponents and he is more powerful in his runs. These two ingredients make a big difference. But I believe the change in formation has had an impact as well. He has more freedom to join in now.” Hopefully Cesc will have the chance to show just how good he is against Barcelona, and show the European Champions exactly what they are missing. If he scores a hat-trick then maybe the Barcelona fans will actually understand that he is not going to come back to them, ever! We can all expect confirmation of the good news sometime this afternoon. I’ll let you know as soon as I hear anything.
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Witam, chciałbym abyście przetłumaczyli te teksty na polski, ostatni raz powtarzam nie chce z translatora !! zgłaszam spam, proszę o normalne tłumaczenie, chodzi o samodzielne, jeśli masz pisać z translatora za pomocą kopiuj +wklej nie zabieraj się za to, dam naj dla samodzielnej pracy 1. Wenger - My first impression of Fabregas It was the perceptive passing of Cesc Fabregas that first caught Arsène Wenger's eye. Back in 2003, the Arsenal manager travelled to Finland for the Under-17s World Cup in order to run the rule over, among others, a blossoming young midfielder in the Spanish team. Fabregas had Barcelona in his blood and was rising rapidly through the ranks at the Nou Camp alongside the likes of Lionel Messi and Gerard Pique. Spain did not lift the trophy that year but Fabregas came home with the individual honours. He won the Golden Boot as top scorer and was voted Player of the Tournament for his overall contribution. Twelve days after losing to Brazil in the Final, the 16-year-old signed for Arsenal. Ahead of Barcelona's visit to Emirates Stadium for the Champions League Quarter-Final first leg, Wenger recalled that first impression. "I couldn't go to watch a youth team game at Barcelona because they would not have welcomed me," he said before the weekend trip to Birmingham. "So I could only watch him in the Under-17 national team. "You could see straight away that his vision of the game was exceptional. He was physically a little bit weak at the time but he could score goals. "I do not know if there were other teams [in for him]. We were just first and players want to join us because they feel they have a chance [to play]. Many young players want to join us because of that." 2. Wenger - Why French football is on the up Arsène Wenger believes French club football is undergoing a revival. The French Ligue 1 title race is one of the tightest in Europe with just three points separating the top six. Seventh-placed Stade Rennes will also claim to be in the hunt. Lyon and Bordeaux, two of the sides involved in the French title race, are set to meet in the Champions League Quarter-Final on Tuesday night. The competition’s first meeting of two French teams ensures that at least one Ligue 1 club will be among the last four in Europe's premier club competition. Speaking ahead of Saturday's 1-1 draw at Birmingham, Wenger asserted his belief that French clubs are enjoying a revival and explained why he thinks that has been the case. "They are going upwards," he said, "They have not completely yet joined England in my opinion, or Spain. But they are on their way up and the league is better than it was three years ago. "They have injected a lot of money. The TV money has gone up a lot in the last three years and they have some tax advantages that they have created for football. That allows them to pay much more money and they get better foreign players."
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Proszę o przetłumaczenie na polski tego o to tekstu, zobaczy tylko translator = spam. Dlatego jeśli masz się zabierać to tłumacz sam, bo i tak będę wiedział czy to translator czy nie. Jednak gdy praca będzie poprawnie przetłumaczone bez błędów gwarantuje naj ;)) 1. Wenger: Why Eduardo has been used sparingly Manager Arsène Wenger has explained why striker Eduardo has been making limited appearances in the team, having not started the last few matches. The Brazilian has only made 25 appearances this season, scoring 6 goals and hasn't been anywhere near his best, with Wenger explaining that he was still recovering from the horror injury suffered at St. Andrews two years ago. Wenger said: "I believe he is still on his way back. He is not completely yet where he was before but the signs are positive. He is getting better and better but I knew that it would take a long time. "Don't forget that he had a second surgery at the end of last season and that was decisive in getting him back to where he was before because the injury had affected his pace. "After that he had a few muscle problems but now I feel him coming back. "For a while he had not found his sharpness completely. However for the last two or three weeks in training he has been showing that he is back where he was before. But it took him a long time." Just before Saturday's draw against Birmingham, Eduardo went over to the emergency medical staff at St. Andrews and thanked them for their efforts two years ago. Their quick response and action probably saved his career, and his leg. Here's hoping we see him back to his very best soon.
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Daje dużo pkt z powodu tego, że są dwa ważne teksty do przetłumaczenia, proszę o samodzielne przetlumaczenie, nie poprzez translator: 1. Wenger: Why Eduardo has been used sparingly Manager Arsène Wenger has explained why striker Eduardo has been making limited appearances in the team, having not started the last few matches. The Brazilian has only made 25 appearances this season, scoring 6 goals and hasn't been anywhere near his best, with Wenger explaining that he was still recovering from the horror injury suffered at St. Andrews two years ago. Wenger said: "I believe he is still on his way back. He is not completely yet where he was before but the signs are positive. He is getting better and better but I knew that it would take a long time. "Don't forget that he had a second surgery at the end of last season and that was decisive in getting him back to where he was before because the injury had affected his pace. "After that he had a few muscle problems but now I feel him coming back. "For a while he had not found his sharpness completely. However for the last two or three weeks in training he has been showing that he is back where he was before. But it took him a long time." Just before Saturday's draw against Birmingham, Eduardo went over to the emergency medical staff at St. Andrews and thanked them for their efforts two years ago. Their quick response and action probably saved his career, and his leg. Here's hoping we see him back to his very best soon. 2. Guardiola – We will always play to entertain the fans, it’s a matter of respect Barcelona travel to the Emirates tomorrow and their manager Pep Guardiola has refused to change the way they play, whoever their opponents are. He says that a footballer’s job is simply to entertain the paying customers, and he won’t sway from that aim against Arsenal tomorrow night, even if it means losing the game. “Since I took the job our play has been marked by brave, attacking football,” he said. “Sometimes we’ve been bold and, occasionally, I think we’ve played audaciously. “It’s a philosophy of football. Win or lose I want us to show who we are and what kind of football we believe in. I want my team to go out and be themselves. “Those of us lucky enough to work at this level in our profession must never forget that it’s only a sport. We live in a world where everything is spiralling in cost and many people need to make a big sacrifice in order to go and watch a game of football. “So for me it all makes sense, the effort, the work, the planning, the concentration and the discipline, if you do it for the people. The manner in which we play is a demonstration of the respect we have for the people who pay for a ticket or pay money to watch matches on television.” Well he has certainly gone up in my estimation since reading his comments, and I can’t help but believe that Arsene Wenger also thinks the same. I reckon that Arsenal v Barcelona could be the game of the season if both teams play to their capabilities, but I also think that Guardiola may be giving Arsenal a very good chance of winning the first leg as well! Arsene Wenger also feels that the two clubs share the same philosophy, and I think that secretly he is really looking forward to an exhibition of excellent football between the two clubs tomorrow night. “There are similarities there in the way we play and the way we educate young players and the way we rely on young players and in the sense of belonging to the Club,” he said. “I believe that we want the players to have that because it is an important part in the way we see football and I believe Barcelona has that as well.
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