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Friday, January 27, 2012

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Chelsea are not popular in Europe there is little respect of a team that the snobbish upper echelons of football in both England and Europe do not believe deserves to be rubbing shoulders with them.The evolution from 1994 - 2003 in which Chelsea came from mid-table mediocrity to Champions League contenders playing attractive but inconsistent football respected by all has been forgotten and replaced by the Abramovich era of disdain.

Bought the Premiership they say, a disgrace to football they say, too negative too arrogant, too English, not English enough the critics had made their decision and could not be placated.

This disdain has lasted for 5 years and does not appear to be stopping against this backdrop of events on Wednesday night.

Football is not an exact science, the team that plays the best football has the most chances or the better players does not always get the result they want or others say they deserve.

Barcelona fans and the so called ‘neutrals’ argue that in the first leg this occurred and that Chelsea represent everything that is wrong in football. They ignore that having a plan and sticking to it is what football is about not playing to the oppositions strengths. They ignore the Barcelona play acting the waving of imaginary cards and the poor attitude their entire team had throughout the game lambasting Chelsea’s negative tactics but not commenting on how well they were executed.

In the second leg Chelsea also had a plan again, sticking to it and for 90 minutes comfortably containing a Barcelona side whilst creating 3 or 4 great chances themselves.

Football however like life boils down to the small things, the rub of the green, a lucky bounce, a poor decision, a misplaced pass or a poor referee on Wednesday. Chelsea were a victim to the small things in football.

Firstly and less controversially in the second minute of injury time the ball is dribbling clear from a Barcelona cross and Essien just can’t stretch enough to divert the ball into touch and it falls to a Barcelona player and seconds later Iniesta is slamming the ball home from 25 yards. In a parallel dimension Essien stretches just an inch further and Chelsea hold on for two minutes and no one is talking about the referee.

The second small thing beyond the players control is the referee. Whilst I do not buy into conspiracy theories, no one can argue he had a good night and that his decision did not impact the game.

But what is done is done. As Chelsea fans we can jump and protest claim scream blue murder but nothing will change, UEFA will not change its mind. Defending the actions of Michael Ballack is like defending the indefensible in the era of so called ‘respect’ that should not happen no matter what the stakes; ironically the actions of a player whose attitude I do not like at the best of times, Drogba’s were more understandable.

He like the 41,000 fans in the ground and those watching on TV felt that Chelsea had been robbed, denied two cast iron penalties and two 50/50 penalties and he expressed that to anyone who would listen.

Every Chelsea fan feels so passionately they want to protest an argument eloquently put forward by Ben Clynshaw.

However, we do not have a time machine. Yes, we can complain, but what will that achieve? UEFA will not change it’s result and the already mud-like reputation that Chelsea have will be further tarnished. Actually scratch that last sentence; Chelsea are hated anyway. So scream, make your voice heard, but remember UEFA does not like the success of English teams — in particular the Russian owned team from SW6.

So are we just bitter or is there something more to the conspiracy theories?

Friday, March 20, 2009

Champions League Draw



CHAMPIONS LEAGUE QUARTER-FINAL DRAW


Villarreal v Arsenal
Manchester United v Porto
Liverpool v Chelsea
Barcelona v Bayern Munich

The first legs will be played on 7/8 April with the second legs on 14/15 April.

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE SEMI-FINAL DRAW

Manchester United or Porto v Villarreal or Arsenal
Barcelona v Bayern Munich or Liverpool v Chelsea

The first legs will be played on 28/29 April with the second legs on 5/6 May.

This is a big cheer to the manchester united's fans and Arsenal's fans! manutd and arsenal got the weaker teams and are favorites to go ahead this round, BUT manutd and arsenal will meet in the semi-final should they win!

Meanwhile on the other hand, liverpool got chelsea for the fifth successive year in this tournament.. lol.. good for them! scousers! the other tie which is equally breath taking is the barcelona and bayern munich tie.. both are in form and are among the strongest.

if liverpool were to win against chelsea, they will fall into the hands of barcelona or bayern munich.. whahaha.. and if they were to past this stage too (which they probably wont) .. we will get our revenge match in the Final!!!

guess how will it feel to get revenge of the 4-1 defeat in the final of champions league.. whooohoooooo

bring it on..



UEFA CUP QUARTER-FINAL DRAW

Hamburg v Manchester City
Paris St Germain v Dynamo Kiev
Shakhtar Donetsk v Marseille
Werder Bremen v Udinese

The first legs will be played on 9 April with the returns on 16 April.

UEFA CUP SEMI-FINAL DRAW

Werder Bremen/Udinese v Hamburg/Manchester City
Paris St Germain/Dynamo Kiev v Shakhtar Donetsk/Marseille

The first legs will be played on April 30 with the returns on May 7.

It is interesting to see manchester city, which is so out of form, been to this stage where the other english teams failed to make it despite the others seemed much stronger..

Friday, March 6, 2009

FA cup six-round - Highlights

Arsenal 3 - 0 Burnley



Goal 1-0:


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Everton 2 - 1 Middlesbrough


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Coventry 0 -2 Chelsea
GOAL 0-1:


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Coventry City boss Chris Coleman:
"This was the biggest game for the club at this new stadium, but we need to move on.

"It is going to be difficult against Bristol City [In the Championship] on Tuesday, but we've got to get back on it. We will have to get back to reality."

Chelsea manager Guus Hiddink:
"Didier is dangerous. He is working very hard and he is good for the team.

"There are still some little things that he needs to improve on, but he is working on them in sessions outside of training which he likes."


Fulham 0 - 4 Manchester United


GOAL 0-1:


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This is a glimpse of Manchester United dream season in pictures.



Manchester United players celebrate winning the Carling Cup last Sunday having defeated Tottenham 4-1 on penalties after the match ended goalless after 120 minutes. It was their second trophy of the season.
Its just the beginning.. keep watching what unfolds next!


Man Utd bought Dimitar Berbatov (centre) from Tottenham for £30.75m in a cliffhanger end to the summer transfer window. Here their new star player is muscled off the ball by Liverpool defenders Jamie Carragher and Martin Skrtel in a rare defeat at Anfield.
Manchester United's players are so strong that they need 2 defenders from liverpool to take the ball off.


Sir Alex Ferguson gives the match officials the 'hairdryer' treatment after Manchester United's 4-3 home victory over Hull. The Premier League new-boys had given United a scare by threatening to come back from 4-1 down to at least salvage a point.
The hairdryer treatment is the last thing you would want from Sir Alex Ferguson.


Carlos Tevez scored four times against Blackburn in the Carling Cup quarter-final in December, but still found himself relegated to the bench the following game as Sir Alex Ferguson rotated his squad of talents.
Such athleticism with the ball that you could be wondering you are watching a matrix movie. The defender is wondering 'oh how do i get the ball off him' lol.


Manchester United won the Fifa Club World Cup in Japan by beating LDU Quito of Ecuador 1-0 in the final. United beat Japan's Gamba Osaka 5-3 on the way to picking up their first piece of silverware of the season.
England players with the likes of lampard will always make England suck in the international stage. Therefore, Manchester United have to do what England cannot do. Afterall we represent England. Manchester United won the Club WORLD CUP. whoooohoooo!


United brushed off the challenge of title rivals Chelsea with a 3-0 win in early January as they closed in on Liverpool at the top of the table. The emphatic result, with goals from Nemanja Vidic, Rooney and Berbatov, increased the pressure on Chelsea boss Luiz Felipe Scolari – who was fired the following month.
Ronaldo's trickery got ballack on his bollocks. Joe Cole has his mouth open wondering "oh how did he do that? f**k, we got pwnd again!" lmao


Roque Santa Cruz of Blackburn became the first person to score against United in the Premier League since Arsenal's Samir Nasri in early November. The goal failed to stop United's Premier League push, as goals from Rooney and a Ronaldo free kick handed them the win and moved them eight points clear at the top of the table.
Santa Cruz has always been Manutd's nightmare, and once again he was deadly. Poor defending from Ferdinand and bad goalkeeping reflex to be blamed! But it happens. Everyone is entitled to at least one-in-a-million error. hah!


Young goalkeeper Ben Foster was the hero of the Carling Cup triumph, saving Jamie O'Hara's spot kick in the shoot-out. Foster has been groomed as a long-term replacement for first choice keeper Edwin van der Sar.
I know you have been waiting for this picture. A superb diving save of Jamie's penalty. It shows the pool of talents the Manchester United squad have.

Friday, February 13, 2009

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Monday, February 9, 2009

Scolari & Adams Sacked!

Adams 'surprised' at Pompey axe

Despite having the backing of the chairman few days ago, he has now been sacked! Of course, the results have not been good and going from 8th to 16 since tony adams took over is not good too! but with some of the signings of january, i was seeing some change in them. they played well against liverpool and lost in the final 5 mins. even great teams get caught up that way. but well, everything happens for the good. Now, who do you think will be the next portsmouth manager ?

Scolari sacked as Chelsea manager


Chelsea have sensationally sacked manager Luiz Felipe Scolari.

The club's website revealed the dramatic move had been made "to maintain a challenge for the trophies we are still competing for".

World Cup winner Scolari had only been in the job since June 2008, when he became Chelsea's third boss in a year.

Chelsea are fourth in the Premier League but remain in the Champions League and FA Cup - with Ray Wilkins in charge until a successor is appointed.

"Luiz Felipe Scolari has been dismissed as manager of Chelsea Football Club with immediate effect," read the statement. "The Chelsea board would like to place on record our gratitude for his time as manager.

"Felipe has brought many positives to the club since he joined and we all feel a sense of sadness that our relationship has ended so soon.

Unfortunately the results and performances of the team appeared to be deteriorating at a key time in the season.

"In order to maintain a challenge for the trophies we are still competing for we felt the only option was to make the change now.

"The search for a new manager has already started and we hope to have someone in place as soon as possible."

Scolari won the World Cup as manager of his home country, Brazil, in 2002.

He arrived at Chelsea following a six-year spell in charge of Portugal, who he led to the final of Euro 2004 and the semi-finals of the 2006 World Cup.

The 60-year-old made an impressive start but results deteriorated and of his 36 games in charge, 20 were won, five lost and 11 drawn.

Chelsea, who were unbeaten in the league at home for 86 matches until Liverpool's 1-0 win in October 2008, have lost two home league matches and drawn on five occasions this season.

Their record against the so-called big four this season is poor - they drew 1-1 at home with Manchester United and lost 3-0 away, were beaten 2-1 at home by Arsenal, and home and away by Liverpool.

Scolari's men were knocked out of the Carling Cup by Burnley on penalties and travel to Watford in the FA Cup fifth round on Saturday.

The FA Cup tie at Vicarage Road is the start of a vital 11 days for Chelsea which includes a trip to Villa Park for the crucial Premier League clash with Aston Villa on 21 February, followed by the visit of Juventus to Stamford Bridge in the Champions League four days later.

Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich has now overseen the departure of four managers since his arrival in 2003.

Claudio Ranieri was sacked in 2004, Jose Mourinho in September 2007 and Grant in May 2008.

A banner unfurled during Chelsea's 0-0 draw with Hull at Stamford Bridge on Saturday called for the return of former Blues favourites Gianfranco Zola, currently in charge at West Ham, and Roberto Di Matteo, the MK Dons boss.

Chelsea were booed off the field at the final whistle and sections of the crowd could be heard chanting "you don't know what you're doing" at Scolari.


Chelsea is a pathetic club in my opinion! you cant run after a trophy like that!! what is remaining to do is say to abramovich is: HERE TAKE IT!

Well, you need to Play football, and if you are good you win trophies. It doesnt happen like magic. OR money cant buy the trophies. there is the hard work of the team and some luck.

Chelsea contributed to the loss of Portugal in the Euro 2008 by announcing the new manager being scolari. portugal was playing well and was favorite to win. Now chelsea says he doesnt want the manager. wtf ? Even avram did a good job, finalist in champion league and 2nd in EPL is not that bad given you lost to Manchester United! Mourinho was the best, with his critics and he was just unlucky to hit Liverpool twice in champions league.

Now, who do you think will be the next manager of chelsea ? Gianfranco Zola is linked to the job as he was an ex chelsea player. Guus hiddick is also linked as he was the first choice manager in the search when avram grant was sacked in june 2008. And lastly, but not least, Avram grant is up for a return to chelsea ? which of these 3 do you think will be the next manager? or do you think of someone else taking the managerial post ?



Sunday, February 1, 2009

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Saturday, January 31, 2009

Liverpool v. Chelsea 01.02.2009

Liverpool v. Chelsea
Stadium: Anfield Stadium, England
Competition: English Premier League
Date: 1 February 2009
Kickoff: 16:00 GMT, 11:00 ET

Second-place Chelsea will host third-place Liverpool in a titanic Premiership clash! We will be with you live! In the meantime, feel free to make your predictions in the comments below.


Match Preview:

The last time these two teams met, Liverpool famously ended Chelsea’s record 86-match home unbeaten streak. Behind Xabi Alonso’s goal, Liverpool dominated Chelsea as the Blues seemed unable to mount much offense on that day. Liverpool’s tremendous victory catapulted them to first-place and they were thrust into an unfamiliar position: Premier League Championship favorite. Heavy may be the head that wears the crown, but Liverpool managed to hold onto first place until recently, when a combination of poor play, Rafa Benitez’s ill-timed and distracting rants, and an inability to win at home have knocked them off their perch. Now they come into this match in a more familiar position, albeit one that they haven’t been in for a while: third place.

As for Chelsea, they seemed dead and buried after a demoralizing loss to Manchester United. Big Phil Scolari looked overmatched and actually made Chelsea fans wistful for the Avram Grant Era. Didier Drogba looked like he had already had one foot out the door, and Joe Cole went down with a season-ending injury. However, they’ve managed to scratch their way into second place, and could go top of the league with a win and a United loss. They’ll get a chance to answer a lot of questions about their character with a win at Anfield.

Who will win between these two giants? Tune in and find out! We will keep you updated for the full 90 mins

Lineups:

To be announced.

Torrific!

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