express your best wishes to Petr on his recovery
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http://chelsea2.chelseafc.com/chat/books/cech/tributes_cech_volume6.shtml
Jacksong Ng - get well soon Cech ! and show them what are champions made of ! Rest Well ~
Singapore Trueblue Chelsea Fan ~
17 October , 2006 at 21:36:02
i think i either mistyped my "christian" name yup anyway my wishes for chelsea cech posted @ chelsea website
i encourage all CFC fans that had not post to post
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non-chelsea but football fans can post tooOriginally posted by ghimpheng:http://chelsea2.chelseafc.com/chat/books/cech/tributes_cech_volume6.shtml
Jacksong Ng - get well soon Cech ! and show them what are champions made of ! Rest Well ~
Singapore Trueblue Chelsea Fan ~
17 October , 2006 at 21:36:02
i think i either mistyped my "christian" name yup anyway my wishes for chelsea cech posted @ chelsea website
i encourage all CFC fans that had not post to post 
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can post but your post will be decided by the admin of the website wheather it is appropriate to put up in chelsea website so any funny/insult on chelsea post will not be up in the wishes and if you are so sadist that have to insult chelsea or cech on the "express your best wishes to Petr on his recovery " even after petr cech is injured you may as well dun be a football fan anymore
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Injured Cech making good progress
Cech may not be fit until next season
Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech has been moved to a hospital closer to his home after making good progress this week.
Cech, 24, had surgery after fracturing his skull in a collision with Reading's Stephen Hunt during Chelsea's 1-0 win at the Madejski Stadium last Saturday.
The Czech, who faces a lengthy lay-off as he recovers, left the Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford on Thursday.
He is now able to walk around on his own and doctors agreed to move him to a hospital nearer to his Surrey home.
A Chelsea statement read: "We can confirm that Petr Cech has been moved from the Radcliffe Infirmary following his successful operation for a depressed fracture of the skull.
"Petr will continue his recovery in a hospital closer to his home.
"Petr's condition is improving every day and he is now walking again unaided.
"Everyone at Chelsea FC, his wife Martina and his family would like to pay tribute to the surgeons and staff at the Radcliffe and Royal Berkshire hospitals for the first-class care they have provided over the last six days."
