Chelsea FC - Page 133

Kire2oo6 · 05-03-2009, 12:07 AM

no kidding

Cobalt_pSp · 05-03-2009, 12:08 AM

Chelsea fans need to stop talking..We only won the EPl 3 times..thats just horrible sorry and I'm a Chelsea fan till I die

soulCOLE · 05-03-2009, 12:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Cobalt_pSp

Chelsea fans need to shutup..

shut-up.........

Katarinaccio · 05-03-2009, 12:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Cobalt_pSp

Chelsea fans need to stop talking..We only won the EPl 3 times..thats just horrible sorry and I'm a Chelsea fan till I die

This is getting upsetting.
What the hell are you on about? So what if we've only won it 3 times..that's something isn't it, we've got a class squad and are performing at the highest level have some pride! Even if we magically drop to the bottom and get relegated next season. Show some Pride.

Forever Blue 89'.. Why must you be a Chelsea fan?...you make it difficult to have people take what we say seriously when every other post you make is lalalalalalalala or just plain nonsense

Katarinaccio · 05-03-2009, 02:29 AM

Premier League football news from the Barclays Premier League | Hiddink happy with Drogba

Hiddink happy with Drogba
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Guus Hiddink has not had a problem with Didier Drogba's attitude since he became Chelsea's interim manager.

The Ivorian striker hit a late winner against Portsmouth to keep Chelsea's faint Barclays Premier League title hopes alive and earn Hiddink a fourth straight win.

Drogba's season at Chelsea has been hampered by injury, suspension and a personality clash with former manager Luiz Felipe Scolari.

He was dropped by the Brazilian after their 3-0 defeat at Old Trafford in January, but Hiddink says he has seen nothing wrong with his attitude since he arrived.

Emotional Explosion
Drogba ran to the bench to celebrate his goal and Hiddink added: "He is very happy with his goal. He knows he has not scored many goals this season.

"It gets rid of a bit of tension. When a player is playing in that position and not scoring, then it comes to such an emotional explosion.

"If you are a striker you like to score. They live to score and to assist."
Drogba himself went on record last week as saying that he was getting on well with his new manager.

Cobalt_pSp · 05-03-2009, 04:23 AM

My bad, but relax...arsenal is also a great team

King-Osgood-1690 · 05-03-2009, 04:44 AM

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Originally Posted by ViVaRooney

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i thought that was Juve's home stadium?

i could be wrong though as i have no interest in Italian football (its

)

It is currently under reconstruction to remove the running track among other things.

King-Osgood-1690 · 05-03-2009, 04:50 AM

This thread has deteriorated.

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ahahhaa, we above yo, and you still got manure to play!! hahahaah and arsenal hahaahaa

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hahahahahah we above yo *** hahaahahaa

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Originally Posted by Mode560

HAHAHAHHAHAHAH WE ABOVE YO *** HAHAHAHAHHAHAHA

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Originally Posted by Mode560

You sound glory hunterish.

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Originally Posted by FOREVERBLUE'89

glory hunters supporting liverpoool.. lol you better off supporting stoke city!! and chaeering for relegation hahahahahaha

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Originally Posted by FOREVERBLUE'89

no because your yanky doodle boy.

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Originally Posted by Mode560

hahahahah dont lie your from the USA and prob started supporting Arsenal when they were the "Invincibles" hahahahahhaaha

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arsenal is still 5th hahahaa

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because we are the greatest. and you still haven't won!! mr. blah blah history

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Originally Posted by FOREVERBLUE'89

we are still above you, we were champions league contenders before the russian master came in!!

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coz yo a gloryhunter DUH?!

HAHAHAHAHAHAH

Kire2oo6 · 05-03-2009, 05:01 AM

I'm impressed you took the time to quote all those posts

This thread is only gone down cause of those two though

King-Osgood-1690 · 05-03-2009, 05:20 AM

Chelsea - Is Shevchenko Still On The Books?

It's been about eight months since we bade farewell to our record signing striker Andriy Shevchenko last summer, in somewhat acrimonious circumstances.

Shevchenko, after flopping sensationally after a £30m move to SW6, made the move back to the San Siro, to AC Milan, last summer after being deemed surplus to requirements by the club. However, the nature of the deal struck with Milan has always been cloudy.

At the time of the deal, neither club were keen to disclose any of the key details, and it was never actually confirmed, officially, whether the Ukranian had moved back to Italy on a permanent transfer, or whether it was simply a loan move.

In recent weeks and months, as the memory of Shevchenko faded from our minds, the assumption amongst most Chelsea supporters was that Shevchenko had moved back to Milan indefinitely, and that there was more chance of us seeing a Premier League title at Anfield than Sheva returning to the Bridge.

That was until yesterday, when I stumbled across an article on the club's official website. The piece was entitled 'Loan Interest', and was written to keep the supporters up-to-date with the success, or otherwise, of our out-on-loan stars.

It was there, nestled not so secretly, where they mentioned Shevchenko's appearance for Milan in last week's UEFA Cup tie with Werder Bremen. I'll let you see for yourselves, HERE.

It'd be interesting to hear your thoughts on the matter as this new evidence comes to light, although I'm now pretty sure that we can conclude Mr Shevchenko remains on Chelsea's books!!

Chelsea - Chelsea - Is Shevchenko Still On The Books?

gouldberg · 05-03-2009, 05:27 AM

No offence, but i thought everyone already knew he was only on loan? Isn't there a couple of others on loan, wierd story wise like him. I know about Pizzarro, but i'm sure there either still is or was some striker out on loan that everyone at Chelsea thought was gone forever?

In other news though, on a serious note, any Chelsea fans planning on making the trip to the Ricoh Arena on saturday? I'm hoping the Sky Blues fans create a great atmosphere so would be ashame to only see about 300 of you. Not saying that in a nasty way, just saying it because seriously, Blackburn brought about 300fans to the replay against us lol. Hopefully should be an awesome game though, try not to go too hard on us hey?

King-Osgood-1690 · 05-03-2009, 05:46 AM

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Originally Posted by gouldberg

No offence, but i thought everyone already knew he was only on loan? Isn't there a couple of others on loan, wierd story wise like him. I know about Pizzarro, but i'm sure there either still is or was some striker out on loan that everyone at Chelsea thought was gone forever?

In other news though, on a serious note, any Chelsea fans planning on making the trip to the Ricoh Arena on saturday? I'm hoping the Sky Blues fans create a great atmosphere so would be ashame to only see about 300 of you. Not saying that in a nasty way, just saying it because seriously, Blackburn brought about 300fans to the replay against us lol. Hopefully should be an awesome game though, try not to go too hard on us hey?

RE Sheva, both clubs were very sketchy with the details when the move happened, and neither club confirmed if it was a loan move or a permanent one.

RE Coventry, our away support at Watford was brilliant in terms of noise, as was our away support at Pompey recently. We have always had a very strong away fanbase and no amount of 2003 glory hunters will change that, they don't even go to away matches! Our lads will be there to create a lot of noise, a real old school away crowd that we have had for a long time now.

The only problems we ever get are when the prawn sammie brigade do travel to away matches, but they only travel for the big matches, they don't come to F.A. cup matches.

So the short answer would be that we will be bringing a lot more than 300!

Aus-Rotten · 05-03-2009, 05:55 AM

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Originally Posted by gouldberg

No offence, but i thought everyone already knew he was only on loan? Isn't there a couple of others on loan, wierd story wise like him. I know about Pizzarro, but i'm sure there either still is or was some striker out on loan that everyone at Chelsea thought was gone forever?

In other news though, on a serious note, any Chelsea fans planning on making the trip to the Ricoh Arena on saturday? I'm hoping the Sky Blues fans create a great atmosphere so would be ashame to only see about 300 of you. Not saying that in a nasty way, just saying it because seriously, Blackburn brought about 300fans to the replay against us lol. Hopefully should be an awesome game though, try not to go too hard on us hey?

You can't really compare Blackburn away support with Chelsea away support.
Our away support is amazing and I like to go to away matches more than I like home matches. The main reason is that a lot of the people at home matches are mostly tourists. I wouldn't mind foreigners as long as they supported Chelsea the same way English fans do, but to be honest very few do.

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So the short answer would be that we will be bringing a lot more than 300!

I second that

Katarinaccio · 05-03-2009, 06:13 AM

If provoked we might rip chairs up and throw em xD.

I'm sure there'll be way more than 300, especially since things are looking up.
and the dip in form might have offloaded a whole bunch of gloryhunters.

chels1905 · 05-03-2009, 06:45 PM

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Originally Posted by gouldberg

No offence, but i thought everyone already knew he was only on loan? Isn't there a couple of others on loan, wierd story wise like him. I know about Pizzarro, but i'm sure there either still is or was some striker out on loan that everyone at Chelsea thought was gone forever?

In other news though, on a serious note, any Chelsea fans planning on making the trip to the Ricoh Arena on saturday? I'm hoping the Sky Blues fans create a great atmosphere so would be ashame to only see about 300 of you. Not saying that in a nasty way, just saying it because seriously, Blackburn brought about 300fans to the replay against us lol. Hopefully should be an awesome game though, try not to go too hard on us hey?

Me, my dad, my mate and his dad are going, there is around 5000 of us I think. Whats your stadium like?

gouldberg · 05-03-2009, 06:54 PM

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Originally Posted by chels1905

Me, my dad, my mate and his dad are going, there is around 5000 of us I think. Whats your stadium like?

It's a bit like all the newer stadiums, nothing exactly special about it but it's still nice to be in. Facilities are all modern and clean (in the home end anyway, never been in the away end) and as far as seating goes you should have more than enough room to be comfortable.

Theres not really anywhere in the ground with a bad view. You can see the whole pitch from anywhere, and as long as theres a good turnout (which there will be, we've sold out the ground :P) then the atmosphere is very good. We can go a bit quiet at times but since we're up against such a big club our fans should do their part to make it a special day.

It's just ashame it's not a night match. It's so much more electric under the lights, not sure why.

As far as travel is concerned, getting to the great could be made easier, but as long as you have a way there theres not really an issue. The turnstiles are a bit tight and naf so sometimes you might have to queue a while to get inside.

Other than that, it's not bad. Very very good for a championship stadium. Certainly not out of place for the prem either.

chels1905 · 05-03-2009, 07:04 PM

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Originally Posted by gouldberg

It's a bit like all the newer stadiums, nothing exactly special about it but it's still nice to be in. Facilities are all modern and clean (in the home end anyway, never been in the away end) and as far as seating goes you should have more than enough room to be comfortable.

Theres not really anywhere in the ground with a bad view. You can see the whole pitch from anywhere, and as long as theres a good turnout (which there will be, we've sold out the ground :P) then the atmosphere is very good. We can go a bit quiet at times but since we're up against such a big club our fans should do their part to make it a special day.

It's just ashame it's not a night match. It's so much more electric under the lights, not sure why.

As far as travel is concerned, getting to the great could be made easier, but as long as you have a way there theres not really an issue. The turnstiles are a bit tight and naf so sometimes you might have to queue a while to get inside.

Other than that, it's not bad. Very very good for a championship stadium. Certainly not out of place for the prem either.

We're going by train so will be at Coventry station, bus or cab best?

Our away is very good, will also be my first away game EVER! So this is quite special for me.

Aus-Rotten · 05-03-2009, 07:05 PM

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Originally Posted by chels1905

We're going by train so will be at Coventry station, bus or cab best?

Our away is very good, will also be my first away game EVER! So this is quite special for me.

Get ready for the great times

chels1905 · 05-03-2009, 07:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Aus-Rotten

Get ready for the great times

Got spurs away lined up to, my mate, the little bugger even had the cheek to ask me to get him tickets when he knew I was going.

Aus-Rotten · 05-03-2009, 07:12 PM

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Originally Posted by chels1905

Got spurs away lined up to, my mate, the little bugger even had the cheek to ask me to get him tickets when he knew I was going.

A lot of people ask for tickets because sometimes you can't buy them yourself. I should know

chels1905 · 05-03-2009, 07:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Aus-Rotten

A lot of people ask for tickets because sometimes you can't buy them yourself. I should know

I got offered £200 or something for a united ticket last season, when Ballack scored both, I turned it down.

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I just wish I was going when Zola was around.

How long you been going mate? Me since Jose arrived, not because of him though, it was because my dad decided to take me to our beloved teams ground, after around 24 years without going because he got fed up with the fights etc, he got pushed down stairs an everything.

soulCOLE · 05-03-2009, 09:22 PM

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Originally Posted by King-Osgood-NZ

This thread has deteriorated.HAHAHAHAHAHAH

Thats for sure........

I wish those two would just leave........HAHAHAHAHA .........

Stueo · 05-03-2009, 09:33 PM

Ur club is a joke. YOU AINT GOT NO HISTORY!!!!!

Matieo10 · 05-03-2009, 09:38 PM

^^ Whoa now, I wouldn't expect that from a gooner

maybe from a scouse or manc towards each other, but we don't need an more petty arguments around here - not even a real argument, just an attempt at insulting someone

if ya got something to say, back it up.

soulCOLE · 05-03-2009, 10:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Matieo10

if ya got something to say, back it up.

I won't expect that.

Just kids with very little to do..

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Katarinaccio Forum Guru Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 1,763	Premier League football news from the Barclays Premier League \| Hiddink happy with Drogba Hiddink happy with Drogba ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Guus Hiddink has not had a problem with Didier Drogba's attitude since he became Chelsea's interim manager. The Ivorian striker hit a late winner against Portsmouth to keep Chelsea's faint Barclays Premier League title hopes alive and earn Hiddink a fourth straight win. Drogba's season at Chelsea has been hampered by injury, suspension and a personality clash with former manager Luiz Felipe Scolari. He was dropped by the Brazilian after their 3-0 defeat at Old Trafford in January, but Hiddink says he has seen nothing wrong with his attitude since he arrived. Emotional Explosion Drogba ran to the bench to celebrate his goal and Hiddink added: "He is very happy with his goal. He knows he has not scored many goals this season. "It gets rid of a bit of tension. When a player is playing in that position and not scoring, then it comes to such an emotional explosion. "If you are a striker you like to score. They live to score and to assist." Drogba himself went on record last week as saying that he was getting on well with his new manager. __________________ Blue is the Colour Last edited by Katarinaccio; 05-03-2009 at 02:36 AM..

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King-Osgood-1690 EA Veteran Join Date: Oct 2008 Gender: Male Posts: 10,853 Blog Entries: 2	*Chelsea - Is Shevchenko Still On The Books?* It's been about eight months since we bade farewell to our record signing striker Andriy Shevchenko last summer, in somewhat acrimonious circumstances. Shevchenko, after flopping sensationally after a £30m move to SW6, made the move back to the San Siro, to AC Milan, last summer after being deemed surplus to requirements by the club. However, the nature of the deal struck with Milan has always been cloudy. At the time of the deal, neither club were keen to disclose any of the key details, and it was never actually confirmed, officially, whether the Ukranian had moved back to Italy on a permanent transfer, or whether it was simply a loan move. In recent weeks and months, as the memory of Shevchenko faded from our minds, the assumption amongst most Chelsea supporters was that Shevchenko had moved back to Milan indefinitely, and that there was more chance of us seeing a Premier League title at Anfield than Sheva returning to the Bridge. That was until yesterday, when I stumbled across an article on the club's official website. The piece was entitled 'Loan Interest', and was written to keep the supporters up-to-date with the success, or otherwise, of our out-on-loan stars. It was there, nestled not so secretly, where they mentioned Shevchenko's appearance for Milan in last week's UEFA Cup tie with Werder Bremen. I'll let you see for yourselves, HERE. It'd be interesting to hear your thoughts on the matter as this new evidence comes to light, although I'm now pretty sure that we can conclude Mr Shevchenko remains on Chelsea's books!! Chelsea - Chelsea - Is Shevchenko Still On The Books? __________________ Chelsea - Rangers - Linfield

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Cobalt_pSp Banned Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Montreal Age: 16 Gender: Male Posts: 1,513	My bad, but relax...arsenal is also a great team

05-03-2009, 05:27 AM	#3311 (permalink)
gouldberg Forum Guru Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Coventry, England Age: 17 Gender: Male Posts: 1,604	No offence, but i thought everyone already knew he was only on loan? Isn't there a couple of others on loan, wierd story wise like him. I know about Pizzarro, but i'm sure there either still is or was some striker out on loan that everyone at Chelsea thought was gone forever? In other news though, on a serious note, any Chelsea fans planning on making the trip to the Ricoh Arena on saturday? I'm hoping the Sky Blues fans create a great atmosphere so would be ashame to only see about 300 of you. Not saying that in a nasty way, just saying it because seriously, Blackburn brought about 300fans to the replay against us lol. Hopefully should be an awesome game though, try not to go too hard on us hey? __________________

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Katarinaccio Forum Guru Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 1,763	If provoked we might rip chairs up and throw em xD. I'm sure there'll be way more than 300, especially since things are looking up. and the dip in form might have offloaded a whole bunch of gloryhunters. __________________ Blue is the Colour

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Matieo10 EA Veteran Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Estádio do Dragão Gender: Private Posts: 18,973 Blog Entries: 3	^^ Whoa now, I wouldn't expect that from a gooner maybe from a scouse or manc towards each other, but we don't need an more petty arguments around here - not even a real argument, just an attempt at insulting someone if ya got something to say, back it up. __________________ Wir trauern um Robert Enke \| 24.08.77 - 10.11.09 RIP