CHELSEA - manager paling binggggggggai...bodo..-grant!!!

philipinoe2

ten ket tu nk menghancokan celsi ropenyer!!:@ :@ :@ sack die ngan drakula nek sizen!

edmundo

Bahaya Anelka ni.

Last season ms kt Bolton pun dia nyekor lwn Arsenal.

Kena jaga betoi2 nih.

ShadowChaser

drakula tu sape

ShadowChaser

ane memang suka skor against tim lama dia

Nara_Gaara

drakula tu yg tgh korek hidung neh

Nara_Gaara

Originally posted by philipinoe2 at 21-3-2008 03:28 PM
ten ket tu nk menghancokan celsi ropenyer!!:@ :@ :@ sack die ngan drakula nek sizen!

aku rase 10 kati tu ok walopun dia kijam, yg mengongnya si drakula tu la:@

ShadowChaser

yahudi tu ke

Nara_Gaara

CLUB FORM

CHELSEA

1. Won nine and drawn four of the last 13, since losing 1-0, away to Arsenal on 16 December - their only reverse in 23.
  
2. This is Avram Grant's 25th league match in charge; they have won 16 of the previous 24 (67%), and been beaten just twice. Lost only to Manchester United (a) and Arsenal (a) since Grant's appointment, as well as to Tottenham in the Carling Cup final and Barnsley in the FA Cup.  

3. Won 19 matches; only Manchester United (22) have won more. Lost three; only Arsenal have lost fewer (one). Dropped 25 points in the top division; only Manchester United (20) and Arsenal (23) have dropped fewer.      

4. Let in 22 goals at one every 123 minutes (two hours three minutes)on average this season; only Manchester United (15) and Liverpool (21)have shipped fewer.

5. Kept 17 clean sheets in the highest league; only the Red Devils beat that (18). Also, managed shut-outs in six of the last nine.

6. Picked up six red cards in this league. Only Fulham have also had that many players sent off.

7. Not lost when scoring first; won 16 and drawn three of 19.

8. The midweek 4-4 draw with Spurs was the second time this season they had shared eight goals; the home clash with Aston Villa on Boxing Day also ended 4-4. In addition, they scored half a dozen goals in their last home fixture, the 6-1 pummelling of relegation-routed Derby on 12 March.

9. Won 45 and drawn 16 of 61 at home in all competitions since the 1-2 defeat to Barcelona in the Champions League on 22 February 2006. Not lost a league game at the Bridge since the 1-2 reverse to Arsenal on 21 February 2004 (won 57, drawn 20). Not lost in 97 domestic matches in front of the home faithful if penalty shoot-outs are excluded, since the defeat to Arsenal over four years ago.  

10. Another home fixture against Middlesbrough follows this.Then it'll be the away and home legs of the Champions League quarter-final against Fenerbahce, before another home league match, against Wigan.

KEY PLAYER NOTES

CHELSEA

Frank LAMPARD is Chelsea's top scorer with 17 goals.
LAMPARD is also the clubs' leading marksmen in the Premier League, with10. (Nicolas ANELKA scored 10 for Bolton and has got one for Chelsea.)
Didier DROGBA is a double short of 50 Premier League goals in Chelsea colours.  

If selected:-
Nicolas ANELKA will be facing a former club. The 29 year old France international striker made 90 appearances (65 in the league) and scored28 goals (23 league) for Arsenal between March 1997 and August 1999.

Ashley COLE will be facing the club where he started his professional career. The 26 year old England international was a trainee with Arsenal, making 228 appearances (156 in the league) and scoring nine goals (eight league) before his move across the capital in August 2006.

If on the field from the outset:-
Ashley COLE will be making his 300th club career start (Arsenal, Crystal Palace and Chelsea).

ARSENAL

Emmanuel ADEBAYOR is Arsenal's top scorer with 23 goals, and leading marksman in the Premier League with 19.


HEAD TO HEAD

Arsenal have won one of the last 11 meetings with Chelsea in all competitions, but have also won four and drawn six of their last 11 league visits to Stamford Bridge.

There have been 35 bookings in the last six league and cup meetings between these clubs, excluding four red cards in the last three.

In 28 meetings in all competitions since 1998 there has been just one goalless draw; that being at Stamford Bridge in the Premier League on20 April 2005.

Home and away
League (inc PL): Chelsea 39 wins, Arsenal 58, Draws 44
Prem: Chelsea 5 wins, Arsenal 15, Draws 11

at Chelsea only
League (inc PL): Chelsea 22 wins, Arsenal 23, Draws 25
Prem: Chelsea 4 wins, Arsenal 5, Draws 6


LAST SEASON'S CORRESPONDING GAME

Chelsea 1-1 Arsenal
10 December 2006 - Ref: Alan Wiley
Chelsea scorer: Essien 84
Arsenal scorer: Flamini 78

REFEREE

Mark Clattenburg (Tyne & Wear)... naib johan ref giler kad... 7 reds

Nara_Gaara

yahudi tu ler... kan bangsa diorang neh suka hisap darah manusia

Nara_Gaara

Chelsea's biggest problem is how they use strikers Didier Drogba and Nicolas Anelka.

There's no reason why they can't play together - Drogba as the target man and Anelka coming short or making runs beyond him.

But Avram Grant doesn't play them like that - he prefers a lone man up front with two wide men coming in either side of him.

Will he change the system? You wouldn't think so. And the way that Drogba's played against Arsenal in the past should mean that he is the one to start.

Chelsea are usually rock-solid defensively. John Terry is good in the air, Ricardo Carvalho is wonderful on the deck and their midfielders are usually very well organised.

Against Barnsley in the FA Cup and against Spurs in the league in midweek Chelsea looked fragile. They have conceded four goals twice in the league this season and Manchester United have a much better goal difference.

Arsenal will look to exploit that uncertainty between defence and midfield and Chelsea's slight dip in confidence.

ShadowChaser

pikir mendenya kalu nak pakai dedua 442 le takde cois dah

epitome

Originally posted by cak! at 20-3-2008 10:34 PM
team neh main x boring plak smalam..::salam-salam::

zaman moronho dah berlalu

MzDiNa

eee i tak minat referee ni..mmg gila kad...habis aa korang

MzDiNa

eee i tak minat referee ni..mmg gila kad...habis aa korang

koben19

Away shirt:


A sigh of relief will be heard around the world when football fans learn that Chelsea won抰 be wearing their highlighter inspired shirt next season, but will instead be wearing a more contemporary yellow color without the fluorescent glow. The design of the new shirt is according to the new Adidas template design. The collar, it should be noted, is different than the Chelsea home shirt but consistent with the Chelsea third shirt.
Third shirt:

While Liverpool are supposedly dropping their black third shirt for 2008/2009 and replacing it with green, Chelsea has instead decided to drop its white third shirt and wear black. Again, there are no surprises to the Adidas template design, but I personally much prefer this black one compared to the white shirt that the club currently wears.

koben19

Pak_Jen

apa kena mengena video nehh ngan chelsea ( aku tak klik tgk pun)..tapi depan gambar mcm kump dewa je..

conan

Grant said: 揑抣l give credit to Ashley. He is a mature guy and he apologised himself and no one forced him to. I always make the point of taking responsibility.

揂nother player at Arsenal

Nara_Gaara

Originally posted by koben19 at 22-3-2008 09:06 AM
Away shirt:

cun nyerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

Nara_Gaara

Call him a killjoy if you want, but you would expect Avram Grant to do his utmost to ensure there is no repeat of the spectacular White Hart Lane goal bonanza.

So, to tighten things up, it would be no surprise if the Chelsea manager went for power and numbers in midfield and changed his side's formation from 4-4-2 to a less adventurous 4-5-1 against Arsenal tomorrow.

The presence of John Obi Mikel - or possibly Claude Makelele - as a midfield anchorman behind Michael Essien and Frank Lampard would give Chelsea's back four added protection and calm things down.

That would give Chelsea an altogether more solid look, because it is crucial that they rediscover the meanness which served them so well under Jose Mourinho. They have to get back to basics and, with John Terry and Ricardo Carvalho together in central defence, there is every chance they will achieve their objectives.

However, the goalkeeping situation must be of concern to Chelsea. While I admire Carlo Cudicini, he needs more games under his belt. Anyway, he does not have the same presence as Petr Cech and looks vulnerable at crosses, which will be of interest to Emmanuel Adebayor.

In attack, Shaun Wright-Phillips will add thrust down the right wing and the in-form Joe Cole will offer trickery on the opposite flank, where he has performed much better than Florent Malouda, and will be a clear danger to Arsenal.

I imagine the industrious Salomon Kalou will be dropped to allow Didier Drogba to wreak havoc on his own up front, though the team created plenty of chances with the two in tandem at Tottenham.

Elsewhere, the action in the midfield will be fascinating - though, hopefully, not too aggressive. Mathieu Flamini and Cesc Fabregas complement each other perfectly for Arsenal, with Flamini generally sitting back and allowing the young Spaniard to launch his customary sprees forward.

Emmanuel Eboue adds tremendous strength down the Arsenal right wing and will hamper Ashley and Joe Cole, but he lacks that creative spark that, for example, the injured Tomas Rosicky can provide.

Theo Walcott, following his exploits in Milan, could make another important cameo in place of Eboue and should, with Alexander Hleb, share the attacking burden with Fabregas to provide Adebayor with a decent level of service as the game unfolds.