Archive for the ‘Out-Of-Play’ Category

Peter Crouch on: I got the Skills but Not the Time

Monday, April 2nd, 2007

Peter Crouch
Peter Crouch was happy to have showed his full potential once given 90 minutes of playing time. He avenged Liverpool’s defeat against Arsenal and at the same time proved his worth to the team despite his second team status.

The player who has the height of a basketball player and skills of a footballer scored a hat-trick on an array of skills and goal on each foot and head.

Peter Crouch does not belong to the first team in the World Cup despite scoring a hat-trick against Jamaica before the 2006 FIFA World Cup as well as first team at Anfield despite his scoring efficiency in the league by scoring 28 goals since joining Liverpool in 2005 despite his limited playing time.

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Jose Can Only Have Positive Thoughts for Arsenal Medics

Tuesday, February 27th, 2007

Jose Mourinho only have positive thoughts and praises for the Arsenal Medics team who had immediately helped John Terry after he lost consciousness.

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£85 million is What Valencia Wants

Tuesday, February 27th, 2007

Valencia wants the full release clause of £85 million to send super-star striker David Villa to Chelsea.

It was reported that Valencia rejected the £45M offer by Chelsea and says they are not parting ways with the player for that amount.

Chelsea would keep David under its radar.

The Doctor Will Give the Go Signal to Terry

Tuesday, February 27th, 2007

John Terry

It is the doctor’s perogative whether John Terry would be allowed to play on Saturday’s Barclays Premiership clash with Portsmouth.

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Thank You Gary Lewin

Tuesday, February 27th, 2007

John Terry thanked Gary Lewin, the Arsenal and England physiotherapist who have saved his life.

John Terry was knocked down when Abou Diaby’s boot struck the face of the Chelsea’s captain.

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Has Ambrovich had Enough With Chelsea Already?

Tuesday, February 27th, 2007

Ambrovich is spending too much on his hobby with accumulated cost of £515m. For the last three years the club has lost £308m — £87.8m on the first year, £140m the following year, and £80.2m last year.

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Anton Ferdinand for Chelsea?

Sunday, January 7th, 2007

They failed to sign Lucas Neil, Ben Haim, Matteo Ferrari and Sol Campbell to fill-in their defensive gap which is a necessity if they hope to catch Manchester United in the standings. As I have reported Jose Mourinho said he isn’t paying any crazy amount and would rather see his 55-year-old assistant play for the position, Yeah right!

Desperate to sign someone in the transfer window, they have now focused their attention on Wes Ham’s Anton Ferdinand in the hope to lure him for $25m. He is the brother of Rio Ferdinand, ironically of Manchester United. It would be interesting to see if he signs with Chelsea making both of them battle it out with their respective rival teams.

Congratulations to Michael Essien

Saturday, January 6th, 2007

Congratulations to Michael Essien for winning the BBC African Footballer of the Year winning with 66 percent of the votes. Essien have edged out Mohammed Aboutrika who plays for Egyptian Club El Ahly.

Didier Drogba who also plays for the English Premier came in at third.

How long before Mourinho Pay for Another Crazy Priced Player?

Saturday, January 6th, 2007

Jose Mourinho is playing the media and other teams once again by saying he would rather have his 55-year-old assistant play their central back than pay for another crazy priced player. He adds that he want people to think of them as a normal club opposite what their reputation is right now.

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What did Polygon see in the Books of Newcastle?

Thursday, January 4th, 2007

Polygon is an American group which requested access to the books of Newcastle for a rumored takeover bid.

Freddy Sheperd of Newcastle confirmed last month that they were in dicussions with the group for the takeover but this morning St. James’ Park Group issued a statement to the Stock Exchange that they were not making any offer to Newcastle as of the moment.

There are a lot of factors why the group would not want to offer Newcastle anything; but still, I wonder what did the guys see on the books of the club.