Match Summary
So the opening match of Villas-Boas's tenure ended in a 0-0 at the Britannia Stadium. An away draw is never a bad result at Stoke, and I'm sure many a Chelsea fan would've taken that result before the game.
Sunday, 14 August 2011
Stoke vs Chelsea Review
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Alex,
Asmir Begovich,
Fernando Torres,
Florent Malouda,
Jonathan Woodgate,
Kenwyne Jones,
Marc Wilson,
Ramires,
Salomon Kalou,
Stoke City
Thursday, 11 August 2011
Stoke vs Chelsea Preview
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Premier League,
Stoke City
Is the Attack Overcrowded?
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| The classic three, but for how long? |
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Attack,
Danny Sturridge,
Didier Drogba,
Fernando Torres,
Florent Malouda,
Goals,
Nicolas Anelka,
Romelu Lukaku,
Salomon Kalou
Tuesday, 9 August 2011
Romelu Lukaku, the Real Deal?
With Romelu Lukaku set to join Chelsea pending a medical and contract agreement. I'm assessing his potential ability and how good he can be at Chelsea.
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Anderlecht,
Belgium,
Fans,
Romelu Lukaku
Thursday, 4 August 2011
Oriol Romeu, the New Fabregas?
As a lot of you will know already, today Chelsea secured the services of Barcelona midfielder Oriol Romeu for an undisclosed fee, believed to be around £4.5 million on a four year contract. Romeu is set to join the club when he returns from the U20 world cup in Columbia. What a lot of you may not know is the fact that Barcelona have secured two buy back clauses, one for €10m in 2012 and the other for €15m in 2013, but one of the main questions that Chelsea fans are asking is, will Romeu be begging to go back to Barcelona in a few years time when he's fully developed, like Cesc Fabregas is doing now?
Yuri Zhirkov's Tale of Misfortune
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| Zhirkov had been dubbed 'the Russian Ronaldinho' |
Yuri Zhirkov, the £18 million russion is set to leave Chelsea in the near future after he was seen in Russia at the training ground of Russian Premier League rich boys Anzhi Makhachkala today, apparently going through with a medical ahead of a £13.2 million deal. Two years after becoming the most expensive Russian footballer in the world, Zhirkov the 3rd signing of the Ancelotti era is to return to the league where he starred, persuading Ancelotti to part with £18 million. Here is his story of his Chelsea career from the promising start to the disappointing finish.
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Anzhi Makhachkala,
Departures,
Russia,
Yuri Zhirkov
Monday, 25 July 2011
The Midfield Muddle
Last seasons dramatic slump of form during the winter months highlighted Chelsea's desperate need for a playmaking force in the centre of the pitch. With quality finishers in Drogba, Anelka, Malouda, Sturridge, Kalou and Torres (maybe!), quality balls should enhance the team further. Especially with the case of Torres, he thrived on the service he was given, and has taken a lot of time to realise he needs to create chances for himself sometimes at Chelsea. With André Villas-Boas seemingly in the market for one, I will analyse the players that are rumoured to be coming, and the ones we already have:
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Frank Lampard,
Javier Pastore,
Jon Obi Mikel,
Josh McEachran,
Kaka,
Luka Modric,
Midfield,
Playmaker,
Samir Nasri,
Wesley Sneijder,
Yossi Benayoun
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