Saturday, August 8, 2009

Darn...no new transfers

There you have it folks. Carlo Ancelotti has confirmed that there will be no new faces showing up at Stamford Bridge this summer, unless it is an absolute necessity. Alas, it brings to an (almost)end the hopes of Ribery, Villa and Co.

read the full story at Chelsea's Official Website

Friday, August 7, 2009

Rumor: Essien plus Cash = Pirlo????? really????



So news around the tabloids is that Michael Essien has been included in a deal which will bring Pirlo to Stamford Bridge. I have to say i am quite baffled if this turns out to b true. Pirlo, while being a really good player, is into his 30s, and quite frankly, has nowhere near the power and pace possesed by The Bison. Essien adds a new dimension to our team and his versatility has proved invaluable countless times. He is just 26 and should be entering the prime of his career and is already tested in the Premier League. Selling someone in exchange for a player who is untested in the PL, might take some time to adapt, is probably past his best and could turn out to be another Deco is quite dumb. What do u say about this exchange (if true) ??? leave your thoughts below

Sunday, August 2, 2009

Reading 2-2 Chelsea FC

Who needs to play 90 minutes when it takes only two minutes to score twice. Well anyway, last night saw an inspired performance from a Reading side who, coached by former Chelsea Reserve coach Brendon Rogers, nearly pulled of a shock victory over the Blues. Somepoor defending by Ashley Cole gave Jimmy Kebe the opportunity to put reading ahead, followed by a Scott Davies free kick after Terry brought down Long on the edge of the area.

Chelsea were playing quite well and had pressurized Reading enough but lacked the final finish. They raised their game in the second half with the arrival of Malouda and Alex in place of Deco and carvalho but couldnt find a way through. Finally Kalou and Sturridge were brought on to replace Drog and Nico, and a Mikel through-ball saw Kalou break the offside trap and slot the ball home.
Reading away
Chelsea pressurized again from the restart and it finally paid off when Bosingwa was fouled near the touchline and the resulting Malouda free-kick that followed was turned into his own net by Alex Pearce(under pressure form our own Alex)

2-2 the score and Carlo would not have been pleased with the lack of finishing, Anelka's deep play or the manner in which the goals were conceded

discuss your thoughts on the game below

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