How To STop Chelsea
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Another red card. Second red two weeks in a row.
In another 10weeks, we will have another 10 red cards making sure at least 1 first team players cannot play. -
did you just think about what you just wrote?
sheesh!
btw, i think chavski's crude mind games suck the big one... when the next big match is against Barcelona, they "make a bid for et'o"
same thing with henry, and a host of other players...
the lack of respect and dignity, and the crudeness of it all is disconcerting
Originally posted by eemtij:Another red card. Second red two weeks in a row.
In another 10weeks, we will have another 10 red cards making sure at least 1 first team players cannot play. -
Oh please ... that's the way the game goes. Barca did the same with Frank Lampard.Originally posted by the Bear:did you just think about what you just wrote?
sheesh!
btw, i think chavski's crude mind games suck the big one... when the next big match is against Barcelona, they "make a bid for et'o"
same thing with henry, and a host of other players...
the lack of respect and dignity, and the crudeness of it all is disconcerting -
Haha..Thats the way it should be...Imagine just watching tv telecast den going to bed..Waking up to read the newspaper..chelsea won...man u won. Fullstop..Boring...Originally posted by miss_soojung:Oh please ... that's the way the game goes. Barca did the same with Frank Lampard.
Imagine before a big clash. Mourinho says to barca. Lets have a good game..
Boring. The premiership is nice as its more passionate and tales are always spinning. I am for mind games, it shows the tactical superiority of managers.
Pull out a good one and it unsettles the opposition. But you might be sued for saying the wrong things..lol -
Check this out!
SIX CHELSEA IN RONALDINHO DREAM TEAM
Brazilian star Ronaldinho has sparked a row in Spain by selecting six Chelsea players in his European dream team - and none from his own club!
Chelsea are set to face Barcelona in the Champions League next month in the last 16 of the competition but Ronaldinho ignored the talents of his team-mates and chose a handful of players from the Premiership champions instead.
Ronaldinho picked Czech Republic goalkeeper Petr Cech, England centre-half John Terry and midfielder Frank Lampard, French anchorman Claude Makelele, and strikers Didier Drogba and Eidur Gudjohnsen to appear in his fantasy selection.
Barcelona are currently running away with the Spanish league but the Brazilian decided there was no room for his team-mates - preferring to heap the plaudits on their forthcoming opponents.
'Cech has proved at Chelsea that he is the best young goalkeeper in Europe,' explained Ronaldinho.
'In defence, John Terry is my first choice because he is Chelsea's leader and has developed into a very sound defender.
'I choose Makelele simply because he is quite simply the best holding midfield player in the world. The way he sits in front of a defence controlling the game and protecting his back four is incredible.
'And I choose Lampard because of his incredible footballing vision. His passing and his shooting from midfield are outstanding.'
Ronaldinho even elected to have Gudjohnsen and Drogba as partners for Milan's Andrei Shevchenko attack.
The Brazilian said: 'Shevchenko is very special. His individual class and quality - as well as speed - set him apart and make him the world's most dangerous attacker.
'After Sheva, it's not so easy to choose, but I would pick Chelsea's pair. Drogba is very powerful and one of the biggest aerial threats around, while Gudjohnsen is a clever striker who makes as many goals as he scores.'
Ronaldinho chose 12 players, three in each position.
His European elite squad was:
Gianluigi Buffon (Juventus), Petr Cech (Chelsea), Dida (AC Milan); Cafu (AC Milan), Paolo Maldini (AC Milan), John Terry (Chelsea); Kaka (AC Milan), Frank Lampard (Chelsea), Claude Makelele (Chelsea); Didier Drogba (Chelsea), Eidur Gudjohnsen (Chelsea), Andriy Shevchenko (AC Milan).
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Maybe he wants to go to Chelsea or AC Milan
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You'll never know when it comes to football! His current Barca coach has been linked to a move to take over from Ancelotti though Milan are denying it ... rumours ... rumours ...Originally posted by eemtij:Maybe he wants to go to Chelsea or AC Milan -
i wont be surprised if ronaldinho wants to go to chelsea.
money, i believe is always the best motivating factor. if henry can get 120k/week from arsenal. how much do you think RA is willing to pay ronaldinho? -
Sad to say but unlikely he will be ever featured in Chelsea's team.Originally posted by dragg:i wont be surprised if ronaldinho wants to go to chelsea.
money, i believe is always the best motivating factor. if henry can get 120k/week from arsenal. how much do you think RA is willing to pay ronaldinho?
Reasons are :
1. Not defensive minded for Mourinho.
2. Not a total team player.
3. Chelsea just declared 144 million pounds loss for 2005. -
they should consider selling off lampard, though i know they wont.
lampard is over-rated. he is only good at shooting and very poor as a midfielder. he hardly creates any chances for his team mates.
ronaldihno is a better choice. -
Another way to stop Chelsea :
Mourinho to be made England's manager........
Kenyon says it won't happen but then again........ -
NOOOOO .... the thought of SGE taking over at Chelsea is quite repulsiveOriginally posted by eemtij:Another way to stop Chelsea :
Mourinho to be made England's manager........
Kenyon says it won't happen but then again........
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KENYON WARNS ENGLAND OFF MOURINHO
Chelsea chief executive Peter Kenyon says Blues boss Jose Mourinho will not become the next England coach.
Sven-Goran Eriksson is leaving after this summer's World Cup, and the Football Association is keen to name his successor before the tournament.
"Mourinho has made it clear he's not interested and we'd make it quite clear we are not interested in letting him go," Kenyon told BBC Radio Five Live.
"He likes Chelsea, he and his family like London, and he is very happy."
A host of names have been linked with the post, including Sam Allardyce, Alan Curbishley, Steve McClaren, Martin O'Neill, Guus Hiddink and Luiz Felipe Scolari.
Former England boss Sir Bobby Robson, now working in the Republic of Ireland set-up, said he would prefer to see an Englishman appointed to the role.
"I would very much like to think it would go English. I'm very keen about that," he told BBC Radio Five Live.
"We've got some strong candidates in this country at this moment who are doing a great job in a very difficult league.
"The Premiership is one of the most difficult and hardest leagues there is in Europe - you could say, arguably, the best.
"And we've got some good English lads who are doing a great job with their respective clubs in that league."
Meanwhile, Middlesbrough chairman Steve Gibson has said Boro boss Steve McClaren is too inexperienced to be England manager.
"Steve has been a football manager for four years and we've had two years in the Uefa Cup. He is not a realistic candidate," he told the Independent on Sunday.
West Brom boss Bryan Robson, however, says he would be interested.
"I'd seriously consider it. I feel I have the necessary experience after nine years of management," he told the Daily Star.
Reading boss Steve Coppell is among those to rule himself out of contention, saying people who had bet on him were wasting their money.
Bobby Robson urged the FA to appoint someone with plenty of experience, pointing out his 14 years at Ipswich before becoming England boss.
"Every day I worked with the players. I found youngsters and I had time to develop the players," he said.
"That's the sort of manager we need. At the same time we need a good name, we need a strong personality and you'll find that combination if you look long enough."
Meanwhile, Eriksson has said it would be a huge handicap if his successor was not able to speak English.
Portugal boss Scolari - out of contract after the World Cup - is the only one of the main contenders who does not speak English.
Eriksson said: "When I went to Portugal in 1982 I couldn't speak any Latin languages and that was a huge handicap.
"You have to work with an interpreter and the one I had was very good in Swedish and Portuguese but he didn't know anything about football. He didn't know if the ball was square.
"I used Swedish football terms that he had never heard and I could see the players when he translated looked confused.
"It's a huge handicap if you don't speak the language in the job and in daily life. You may be out at dinner and you are sitting like a new-born child, you don't understand anything.
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Now Mourinho himself said he would only want to coach Portugal if he is to be an International Coach.
And that is 12 year away........
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Guess what... Another RED CARD...
Guess what... To Robben again.... -
I dunno whether to laugh or cryOriginally posted by eemtij:Guess what... Another RED CARD...
Guess what... To Robben again.... -
robben is not as good as he was when he first joined chelsea.