Chelsea FC

[MOE]

does torre andre flo still play for chelsea?

[ForeverBlue'86]

LOL! You signed up with another account?

[MOE]

what that was a serious question by the way

[Matieo10]

Ben Haim...lalalala...why Chelsea signed him is beyond me, what a clown.

[MOE]

drogba better leave and go to fc foolad

[Mambo123]

Alex has some power in his right boot. I was'nt expecting that from a CB, but then again he is Brazilian.

[Matieo10]

What does Brasilian have to do with anything about Shooting Power?

...because of Roberto Carlos?

[Mambo123]

Not shot power, the unexpected. Its not everyday that a CB scores a freekick from 30 yards, and I didnt know that Alex takes freekicks either.

[LewisLaa]

Originally Posted by Matieo10

What does Brasilian have to do with anything about Shooting Power?

...because of Roberto Carlos?

Its just the stereo type that all Brazilians are good. Although its rarely far from the truth what a cracker though, only second to Hyypias stunning own goal and Nevilles fantastic save

[ForeverBlue'86]

Originally Posted by Matieo10

What does Brasilian have to do with anything about Shooting Power?

...because of Roberto Carlos?

Well, just off the top of my head, Rivaldo had a bullet of a left foot on him, Adriano has a rocket of a shot, Carlos obviously, Juninho can hit them, Ronaldo didn't exactly have a weak right foot either etc...

I've always thought most Brazilians pack alot of heat behind their shots anyway.

[LewisLaa]

Originally Posted by ForeverBlue'86

Well, just off the top of my head, Rivaldo had a bullet of a left foot on him, Adriano has a rocket of a shot, Carlos obviously, Juninho can hit them, Ronaldo didn't exactly have a weak right foot either etc...

I've always thought most Brazilians pack alot of heat behind their shots anyway.

Most Brazilians can hit good shots, even the less recognised ones, Elano, Ze reberto, Alves has an ok strike. Then again so do most professional football players

[chris louie II]

What a goal by Alex eh...

[Tawton9]

Yeah that goal was class..I've seen Alex hit a few smackers for PSV..Thats why the Chelsea players let him take it.

[chris louie II]

I'm glad they did let him take it :P

[ForeverBlue'86]

Ballack should be our regular set piece taker mind, Alex can belt them when he wants to, but he can also fluff them... wouldn't say he's anywhere near as bad as Roberto Carlos cause he isn't, but I reckon Ballacks still the best we have.

[reddevils4ever89]

Malouda "saddened" by Mourinho's Chelsea exit

Florent Malouda has criticised Chelsea over the departure of manager Jose Mourinho.

"Jose's departure saddened me a lot," said Malouda in an interview with ESPN. "I really felt like his departure was more a personal issue than anything else, the club wanted him out.

"We cannot say the club is back on track and not in crisis. Honestly, right now we can't pretend we can win the Premier League. Even if we won in Valencia and Bolton, we are not dominating and we didn't really control the game."

lalala!!! ur own players r saying they r not good enough?

[Tawton9]

lol...its funny when players say stupid stuff..they reckon people wont find out or translate if they talk in there native language.

[Jason Holm88]

Originally Posted by ForeverBlue'86

Well, just off the top of my head, Rivaldo had a bullet of a left foot on him, Adriano has a rocket of a shot, Carlos obviously, Juninho can hit them, Ronaldo didn't exactly have a weak right foot either etc...

I've always thought most Brazilians pack alot of heat behind their shots anyway.

Aye many Brazilian players have good, powerful shots due to their massively strong legs , as a result of them playing football on the beach since they were kids.

[Matieo10]

Originally Posted by Mambo123

Not shot power, the unexpected. Its not everyday that a CB scores a freekick from 30 yards, and I didnt know that Alex takes freekicks either.

I suppose, but it's not only Brasilians.

Originally Posted by LewisLaa

Its just the stereo type that all Brazilians are good. Although its rarely far from the truth what a cracker though, only second to Hyypias stunning own goal and Nevilles fantastic save

I suppose, far too exagerrated for my liking though.

Originally Posted by ForeverBlue'86

Well, just off the top of my head, Rivaldo had a bullet of a left foot on him, Adriano has a rocket of a shot, Carlos obviously, Juninho can hit them, Ronaldo didn't exactly have a weak right foot either etc...

I've always thought most Brazilians pack alot of heat behind their shots anyway.

I suppose, but you can say that about Portugal, England, and more so Germany aswell.

[ChelseablueDCU26]

I suppose that you suppose a lot

[BJK4LIFE]

lalalala red got banned?

[Matieo10]

Originally Posted by ChelseablueDCU26

I suppose that you suppose a lot

hmmm...I suppose I do. It's alot better than being my blatent-self anyways.

[ChelseablueDCU26]

Originally Posted by http://www.nfllondon2007.com/news.aspx

NFL touches down at Chelsea


Chelsea Football Club and the National Football League today announced that they have forged a partnership in the build-up to the NFL game at Wembley Stadium on October 28.

Chelsea will play a key role around the match between the Miami Dolphins and the New York Giants, the first competitive NFL game to be played outside North America – including the appointment of England captain John Terry and leading goal scorer Didier Drogba as honorary captains for the Giants.

The two-time Premier League champions will host the Giants at their state-of-the-art training ground in Cobham, Surrey. The Giants, twice winners of the Super Bowl, will stage a full practice and host a media availability session at the facility after arriving in London on Friday, October 26.

Chelsea Chief Executive Peter Kenyon said of the partnership: “It is a great honour for us to be hosting the New York Giants on what is an historic occasion for the NFL and for London. Everybody is looking forward to the game and it is a great testament to the innovative thinking of the NFL and the power of London as a city that the first regular season game outside the US is being staged here.

“For Chelsea, it also continues our association with the US sports scene at the highest level and we hope to renew our friendship with the Giants when we return to the US and to New York in 2009 for pre-season.”

Club captain Terry currently said of his appointment: “I have always been a big fan of American football and it is great to be asked to be honorary captain. When we have toured the US we have often used NFL facilities and our players have met a number of players there and we have always been massively impressed by the athleticism and skill in the game.”

Giants head coach Tom Coughlin is already a big fan of the Cobham training ground. He said: “When our people came back from their advance trip to Chelsea’s facilities in early June, they told me, ‘Coach, you are going to have a tear in your eye when you see the fields at Chelsea’s facility. You’ve only seen practice fields this beautiful in your dreams.’”

Alistair Kirkwood, Managing Director of NFL UK, added: “We are very excited about the support Chelsea Football Club is giving to our event and we look forward to developing our relationship with them. The ground at Cobham is a magnificent facility and I know the Giants players will be very impressed.”

The NFL’s London game has proved to be one of year’s hottest tickets in this year’s sports calendar, with requests for more than half a million tickets received within 72 hours of its announcement and all tickets sold inside two hours. In the UK, the game will be live on Sky Sports with highlights on BBC2, while Fox will air the action live in the US.

Peter Kenyon will also be a guest speaker at Sport 2020, the sports business conference that The Economist, in conjunction with the NFL, is staging at The Landmark Hotel on Thursday, October 25. The event will bring together many of the most influential figures in world sport, including several American owners of Premier League teams, such as Joel Glazer, of Manchester United and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Stanley Kroenke, minority shareholder of Arsenal, and George Gillet and Tom Hicks, co-owners of Liverpool.

Cool?

[ChelseablueDCU26]

[BJK4LIFE]

Dolphins suck Asian balls. Giants will rape.