terencey

車版開張大吉, 恭喜恭喜!!!

terencey

保拉路斯外借西維爾

BBC -- http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/ ... chelsea/6896711.stm

Chelsea and Sevilla have reached an agreement for the one-year loan of Dutch defender Khalid Boulahrouz.

The 25-year-old only joined the Blues in a £7m deal from Hamburg a year ago.

But he has fallen out of favour with boss Jose Mourinho and was not included in the club's pre-season preparations on tour in the United States.

Boulahrouz's move to the Uefa Cup holders could help increase the probability of Brazilian right-back Daniel Alves coming the other way.

Chelsea have put in a reported £13m offer for Alves which has yet to be accepted by the Andalucian club.

Dutch international Boulahrouz made 23 appearances for Chelsea and was expected to provide cover across the backline.

However, he played just six matches after the turn of the year as his relationship with Mourinho became increasingly strained and the manager opted to play midfielders Michael Essien, Geremi and Lassana Diarra in defence.

The FA Cup and Carling Cup holders paved the way for his departure by bringing in Tal Ben Haim from Bolton and bringing Glen Johnson back from a loan deal at Portsmouth.

PSV Eindhoven centre-back Alex is also expected to move to Stamford Bridge before the transfer window closes.

terencey

TRANSFER RUMOURS & GOSSIP (13/07/2007)

車仔將外借史葛冼佳亞去卡迪夫城, 以便得到新星艾朗林斯
Chelsea are poised to lend Scott Sinclair to Cardiff - in order to land teenage sensation Aaron Ramsey. (Daily Mirror)

狼隊想借車仔 19 歲後衛文斯安尼
Wolves have approached Chelsea to sign 19-year-old defender Michael Mancienne on a long-term loan next season. (Daily Mail)

車仔 17 歲前鋒賓沙夏無需返回以色列服兵役
Chelsea's 17-year-old striker Ben Sahar will not be forced to return to his native Israel for national service. (Daily Mail)

terencey

Originally posted by 艾力克 at 2007-9-21 08:52 AM:
有冇知上場講o既「蛋和奄列」係咩?

Copy from a soccer newsgroup:

“這是煎蛋餅和雞蛋的關系，沒有雞蛋，就沒有煎蛋餅！它所依賴的是雞蛋的質量。在超級市場，你能碰到幾種檔次的雞蛋，一些蛋價格明顯比其他的昂貴，而這些蛋能讓你做出更好的蛋餅。所以當這些一級質量的雞蛋只放在超級貨架上，而你卻沒有買下它們的話，那你就有問題了。”

　　語自：打和洛辛堡後，摩連奴用烹飪的理念來給記者們上課：受傷中的林柏特、波歷克、卡華奴和杜奧巴，都是好雞蛋。

terencey

Originally posted by filter-052fans at 2007-9-21 11:04 AM:


好似暗串緊老細山水喉.....

一來串老細, 二來仲串埋舒夫真高唔係好嘅雞蛋添 ......

terencey

摩連奴出位語錄 -- http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/funny_old_game/7004282.stm

Mourinho in his own words

By Chris Charles

The shock news that Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has left the club will dismay sports journalists across the land.

Love him or loathe him, there was never a dull moment when the 'Special One' was around - whenever he opened his mouth you could guarantee it would be headline news.

Below are a selection of Mourinho's finest quotes since arriving at Chelsea from Porto. The Premier League will be a duller place without him.


JOSE ON JOSE
"Please don't call me arrogant, but I'm European champion and I think I'm a special one."
Introducing himself to the English press after arriving from Porto in 2004.

"If I wanted to have an easy job... I would have stayed at Porto - beautiful blue chair, the Uefa Champions League trophy, God, and after God, me."
Making a mockery of those who suggest he is big-headed.

"For me, pressure is bird flu. I'm feeling a lot of pressure with the problem in Scotland. It's not fun and I'm more scared of it than football."
Insisting his side wouldn't catch a cold as Man Utd breathed down their necks.

"Look at my haircut. I am ready for the war."
Unveiling his new Action Man haircut.


WORDS OF WISDOM
"It's like having a blanket that is too small for the bed. You pull the blanket up to keep your chest warm and your feet stick out. I cannot buy a bigger blanket because the supermarket is closed. But the blanket is made of cashmere!"
On the injury 'crisis' at Chelsea in February.

"Young players are a little bit like melons. Only when you open and taste the melon are you 100% sure that the melon is good."
On developing Chelsea's young stars.

"The style of how we play is very important. But it is omelettes and eggs. No eggs - no omelettes! It depends on the quality of the eggs. In the supermarket you have class one, two or class three eggs and some are more expensive than others and some give you better omelettes. So when the class one eggs are in Waitrose and you cannot go there, you have a problem."
What turned out to be his parting shot to Roman Abramovich.


"I would love an Aston Martin but if you ask me £1m for an Aston Martin, I tell you, you are crazy because they cost £250,000."
Insisting not even Chelsea would pay over the odds for a defender.

"Sometimes you see beautiful people with no brains. Sometimes you have ugly people who are intelligent, like scientists. Our pitch is a bit like that. From the top it's a disgrace but the ball rolls at normal speed."
Describing Chelsea's sandpit of a pitch.

"We all want to play great music all the time, but if that is not possible, you have to hit as many right notes as you can."
Admitting the Blues weren't completely on song last season.


"Maybe the guy drank red wine or beer with breakfast instead of milk."
After a Sheffield United fan threw a bottle at Frank Lampard during Chelsea's 2-0 win at Bramall Lane.

"A player from Man City showed half of his ass for two seconds and it was a big nightmare. But this is a real nightmare."
Comparing Petr Cech's nasty injury with Joey Barton's bottom-baring antics.


THE WIFE
"She is the real manager of family life. You are the star outside, here you are not a star."
Mourinho admits his wife wears the trousers at home.

"It all depends on my wife. If I am at home, yes, I will see it. But maybe my wife would like to go somewhere. I would like to see it - I like to see football and it is a big game. But maybe I will have no permission."
Waiting to hear whether he'd be allowed to watch Arsenal-Man Utd.

"My wife is in Portugal with the dog. The dog is with my wife so the city of London is safe, the big threat is away."
Reassuring the population that his runaway Yorkshire Terrier had left the country with his wife.


PLAYERS
"A brilliant reaction. I hate it when players just walk off."
Following Arjen Robben's sharp exit down the tunnel after being substituted against Aston Villa.

"As you know Gallas had an unbelievable holiday. I hope he enjoyed it very much in Guadeloupe, which I think is a fantastic place to be on holiday, so he wanted to stay there for a long time."
On William Gallas missing the first team's trip to the United States because he was on holiday.

"I did it because I want to push my son to do the same. I also did it because I want to push the young players on my team to have a proper haircut, not the Rastafarian or the others they have."
Mourinho confirming he's a cut above the rest with his skinhead.


REFEREES
"When I saw Rijkaard entering the referee's dressing room I couldn't believe it. When Drogba was sent off I didn't get surprised."
Claiming Barcelona boss Frank Rijkaard had met with Anders Frisk at half-time in their Champions League tie.

"If you ask me if I jump with happiness when I know Mr Poll is our referee? No."
Not a fan of Graham Poll.

"I could feel immediately the movement. To somebody that understands the game and feels the football, smells the situation, it was obvious."
Senses working overtime after a dodgy offside flag denies Chelsea a goal against Blackburn.


RIVALS
"Wenger has a real problem with us and I think he is what you call in England a voyeur. He is someone who likes to watch other people. There are some guys who, when they are at home, have this big telescope to look into the homes of other people and see what is happening. Wenger must be one of them - and it is a sickness."
Astonishing attack on Arsene Wenger.

"Three years without a Premiership title? I don't think I would still be in a job."
Putting the boot into Rafa Benitez.

"Many great managers have never won the Champions League - a big example is not far from us."
Reminding Wenger there's only room for one Special One in London.

"Liverpool are favourites because in the year 2007 we've played 27 matches and Liverpool play three or four."
Cranking up the pressure ahead of the Champions League semi-final second leg.

"If you're not a big club, you choose one competition and you fight in that competition and forget the others. Big clubs - we cannot do this."
Warming to his theme.

"I am happy to be six points behind. In my opinion, Manchester United did not take advantage of our bad moments."
Delighted Manchester United are so far ahead in the Premiership in January.

"I want to give my congratulations to them because they won. But we were the best team."
In typically gracious mood after his side's Carling Cup defeat by Charlton on penalties.


THE WORLD IS AGAINST US
"This is the only time we have had to play before United and that's because we control the fixtures. Just imagine if we didn't control them!"
Hitting back at Sir Alex Ferguson's claim that Chelsea engineered their game with Tottenham to take place just 39 hours after Spurs' Uefa Cup match in Seville.

"How do you say 'cheating' in Catalan? Barcelona is a cultural city with many great theatres and this boy has learned very well. He's learned play acting."
Claiming Lionel Messi got Asier Del Horno sent off in a Champions League defeat by Barcelona.

"During the afternoon it rained only in this stadium - our kitman saw it - they tried everything. There must be a microclimate here."
Bemoaning Blackburn's pitch-watering tactics after the Blues' hard-fought win at Ewood Park.


IN DEFENCE OF CHELSEA
"We have eight matches and eight victories, with 16 goals, but people say we cannot play, that we are a group of clowns. This is not right."
On his high horse after beating Liverpool.

"Entertaining? Too much!"
After the roller-coaster 3-2 win over Birmingham on the opening day of the season.

"I think I have a naive team. They are naive because they are pure and they are clean. We don't have divers, we don't have violent people."
On his clean-living Chelsea boys, after Florent Malouda won a dodgy penalty against Liverpool.


WHAT THE REST THINK OF HIM
"If Chelsea are naive and pure then I'm Little Red Riding Hood."
Rafa Benitez suspects Jose is telling porkies.

"My wife will be glad about Mourinho coming to Bramall Lane because he's a good looking swine, isn't he?"
Neil Warnock.

"He is almost a Yorkshireman with a Portuguese accent."
Warnock again.

"When Mourinho says training will last one-and-a-half hours it will never last a second longer."
Former Chelsea striker Eidur Gudjohnsen on Mourinho's worrying attention to detail.

"I find it out of order, disconnected with reality and disrespectful."
Arsene Wenger did not take too kindly to the 'voyeur' comments.

"Two finals in three years - not bad for a little club.''
Liverpool skipper Steven Gerrard twists the knife after his side, branded a "little club" by Mourinho, reached the Champions League final at Chelsea's expense.

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terencey

Originally posted by kakeidevil at 2007-9-21 04:30 PM:



功高蓋主串老細,~
冇得留低....................................

老細足球, 真係無計, 唉 ........

terencey

Originally posted by kakeidevil at 2007-9-21 04:28 PM:
摩連奴下課引...

摩連奴返到訓練場逐一同球員告別,第一個係巴列堤, 話佢黎到車仔之後打得好好,跟住逐個擁抱, 當摩連奴同施治,卡華奴等主力告別時, 將手放係佢地面上, 一起回憶呢3年黎得到榮耀的時刻,到杜奧巴時,開頭仲勉強微笑, 摩連奴擁抱住佢時,大聲稱讚佢係世上最出色的前鋒, 之後杜奧巴哭成淚人,到舒夫真高時只係握一握手,到林柏特時都有讚佢表現出色,
之後返office執埋d野走人..........

The Sun -- http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2002390000-2007430858,00.html

Drogba tears after Jose hug

By IAN McGARRY
September 21, 2007

DIDIER DROGBA is used to reducing opposition defences to quivering wrecks.

But yesterday morning it was the 6ft-plus powerhouse who broke down in tears after Jose Mourinho hugged him like a son.

The changing room at Chelsea’s Cobham training HQ is usually a hub of noise and banter on any given morning.

Drogba will often try to hog the stereo system to play his rap music while the players get changed and warm up for their daily session.

This time, though, the only sound was silence.

Mourinho had told two of his team he would drop by just after 10 o’clock and collect his belongings before going to say goodbye to ‘his family.’

Nobody was late and barely a word was said as they waited for him.

Some of the younger lads got changed as usual but quickly realised this would be no ordinary day at the club.

A couple of the senior players remembered the day Claudio Ranieri made the same journey to the old training ground.

They recalled the sickness in their stomach at the knowledge they were losing someone they loved and respected.

Chelsea has changed almost unrecognisably since Roman Abramovich fired Ranieri. The way the players feel about Mourinho is also incomparable.

When he stepped into the dressing room almost every player was by his usual change station.

Two or three tried to greet him but his body language said that he would do the talking.

Without any fuss or ceremony, the former Chelsea manager moved towards one side of the room to speak to the players.

Brazil star Juliano Belletti was one of the first.

In Portuguese, Mourinho spoke warmly of his performances since he signed for Chelsea and wished the defender luck.

Alex, his countryman, was next and was given similar treatment.

One by one, Mourinho moved around the rectangular room — speaking to each of the players and thanking them for their work while he was boss.

With some — like Petr Cech and Ricardo Carvalho — he put his hands on their face and reminded them of shared glory ... the first title, last season’s FA Cup ...

Mourinho told them how proud he was of what they had achieved and asked that they pass on his best wishes to their wives and children.

Others were not treated with such kindness. Andriy Shevchenko was offered a handshake which, according to one member of staff, could have “frozen a mug of tea.”

And then came Didi. The big Ivory Coast striker smiled at his boss but there was nothing in his look to suggest this was a time for happiness.

Mourinho put his hands on the player’s arms and spoke a little louder, as if he wanted some people to hear his words.

“You are one of the best strikers in the world and you have made yourself into one of the best players,” Mourinho told him. “I am very proud of you, Didi — and you should be proud of yourself.

“You have worked hard and you are a winner. Always remember you are a winner.”

Mourinho then put his arms around the hitman and hugged him like a departing father.

As he moved on, Drogba failed to keep himself together and broke down in tears.

Mourinho continued his circuit but only repeated the kind of praise he had for the striker when he embraced Frank Lampard.

And so he left the room and picked up a few personal belongings he had collected from his office — including a photo of his two children with their pet dog.

Once again, there was silence save for Florent Malouda — who had put his arm around Drogba to comfort him.

Chief executive Peter Kenyon had the unenviable task of following Mourinho in to address the players. Kenyon informed them that Avram Grant would become general manager and Steve Clarke first-team coach.

He began to try and explain the past couple of days but quickly realised his audience were not interested in who was replacing their leader.

Their loyalty to Mourinho — unlike Chelsea’s — was never in question. To his players, he will always be Special.