Friday, August 5, 2011
FIFA 10 Chelsea vs. Liverpool Second Half
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8FybKyOsjk&hl=en
Thursday, June 16, 2011
FIFA 10 - Big Match Preview: Man City vs Chelsea
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CADuiRZj5LE&hl=en
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
FIFA 10 Chelsea vs Liverpool
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vahvDOyeBfU&hl=en
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Big Match Preview, Chelsea vs Aston Villa 2/1/2011 [HD]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-gIWyWSibU&hl=en
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Barclays Premier League Big Match Preview Liverpool vs Chelsea [HD]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVTNMo3Tn5M&hl=en
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Big Match Preview Arsenal vs Chelsea, 27/12/2010 [HD]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6E4XP0luJI&hl=en
Monday, February 21, 2011
PES 2011 | FIFA World Cup Commentary Patch - Liverpool vs Chelsea Highlights Gameplay Trailer [HD]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGT6IZG_o14&hl=en
Saturday, February 5, 2011
FIFA 10 - Big Match Preview: Arsenal vs Chelsea
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2EJMrPQYtU&hl=en
Monday, January 17, 2011
Big Match Preview, Chelsea vs Manchester United 18/12/2010 [HD]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sx9l0YvfPa0&hl=en
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Fifa 11 - LIVERPOOL V CHELSEA 07/11/10 - 7 V 11 'Fernando Torres' Goals Wins It!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fu2lYp38p9A&hl=en
Thursday, January 6, 2011
Saturday, November 27, 2010
FIFA 10 Barclays Premier League Big Match Preview, Manchester City vs Chelsea [HD]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGKVl5unxrM&hl=en
Friday, September 24, 2010
Fifa 11 Shooting- Goals 1st Compilation Just Testing My Range--- Chelsea Of Course
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtVpMx5Crdk&hl=en
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Chelsea Football Shirts Worn With Pride
As the Manchester United players awoke from their slumber the morning after the Champions League final and looked down at the medal still probably glistening around their neck they will have wondered, if only a little, just how lucky they were.
Football is a cruel game and this final was no different, for me Chelsea should have won as they had been the more likely to score. Drogba was first denied by the post and then Lampard's nifty turn and shot was met by the crossbar. United themselves could have been 2-0 up had a Tevez connected with Ronaldo's cross after the Portuguese winger had risen to head them in front.
It was lady luck that played a big part in the build up to Chelsea's equalizer as an Essien shot took not one but two wicked deflections before landing in the path of Lampard who slid a shot into the net. Looking skyward no doubt to his Mum rather than the gods.
Then came a moment of stupidity as Drogba saw red for slapping Vidic in the face after an altercation involving Tevez knocking the ball out for a innocuous throw in after Chelsea had put it out in response to a United player down injured.
Chelsea only had themselves to blame, Untied couldn't make much of the numerical advantage and so the tension rose another level as both teams headed for spot kicks.
Ronaldo surprisingly was the first player to miss, his now trademarked pause during run up let him down as Cech stayed firm to palm the ball away. Now it was Chelsea who had the upper hand. Then stepped John Terry, Mr. Chelsea the man who suffered heart ache in three previous semi finals was about to have a fourth as he saw his spot kick hit the post. There were signs that he slipped but whether that had anything to do with it is anyone's guess.
And so they traded punches again before Anleka stepped up and saw his spot kick saved by Van Der Sar. It will be debated long after as to whether or not the best team won on the night but you couldn't deny United their glory. They have been an expceptional team this season orchestrated by an exceptional manager who etched his name in the history books as only the third British manager to win two champions league trophies.
For Chelsea this will be hard to take having come some close, yet they and the many fans decked out in Chelsea football shirts can only reflect on what might have been and pray that the team will have enough spirit to make it all the way next season.
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Friday, August 20, 2010
Chelsea Set to Dominate European Football
There is a new heavyweight force in European football, they are being bankrolled seemingly by the Russian economy, they mean business, and their name is Chelsea F.C. Chelsea Football Club have always been a decent club in the second strata of English clubs. In London alone Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur have invariably been ahead of the Chelsea Blues, even West Ham have often put Chelsea in the shade. But no longer, for in the season 2004-2005, Chelsea won the English Premier League title for the first time in fifty years, their only previous winning season.
But they haven't stopped there, in the new season 2005-2006 they are already well clear in the title race leaving all their rivals gasping, and now they have set their sights on the pinnacle of all the club trophys, the European Champions League. Chelsea have never won the Champions League, indeed no London club ever has. And it is clear that their charismatic manager Jose Mourinho is intent on winning the Champions League again, he did so with his previous club Porto, of Portugal.
So what of the traditional English giants? Manchester United, often described as the world's richest football club, have fallen into the hands of the Glazer family of Tampa Bay fame, but they reportedly needed to borrow half a billion pounds to buy United, a debt the club now shoulders. Spending on new players has so far been thin on the ground and United's brusque Glaswegian manager, Sir Alex Ferguson, has admitted that United, for so long England's most successful club, cannot compete with Chelsea when it comes to buying players. The hordes of United fans are not amused, the natives are growing restless.
Arsenal, London's biggest and most successful club, lost their skipper and driving force Patrick Vieira last summer, he moved to Juventus in Italy for £12 million pounds and with their star striker Thierry Henry suffering fitness problems, they picked up some uncharacteristic defeats at unfashionable clubs like West Bromwich Albion and Middlesbrough. This is their last season at their famous old Highbury Stadium before they move to their new purpose built Emirates stadium almost next door. The increased capacity of 60,000 will undoubtedly give their French manager Arsene Wenger more money to spend next year, but of course they have to pay for that new ground too. Far from challenging Chelsea again, it would seem that Arsenal are more likely to fall further behind.
That leaves Liverpool and Newcastle. News comes through just today that the American Kraft Company and family are interested in investing in Liverpool F.C., perhaps even buying the club outright just like Manchester United fifty miles up the road, but that is some way down the line. And they too are seeking to build a brand new stadium on Stanley Park and of course that all costs big money. Despite last year's freakish win in the Champion's League, Liverpool's league form this season has again been patchy, and that included a 4-1 walloping by Chelsea on their own Anfield pitch. The idea that Liverpool might challenge Chelsea for the title remains a far-fetched one. Newcastle, England's second best supported club are gradually improving, and they have signed England's centre forward Michael Owen, but they still remain unconvincing at the top level. They haven't won the title since Noah was seen building his ark, or so it seems, and they aren't going to do so this season either.
So though it is very popular for foreign investors to snap up the leading English (and Scottish) football clubs, it appears that only Roman Abramovich at Chelsea has the financial muscle to buy the best players around. He is the only one to put unlimited funds on the table. Top class players now command a transfer fee of £40 million each and whereas Manchester United might afford one of them a season, Chelsea's purse seems bottomless. They have already spent £220+ million and are still in the market to buy again when the transfer window re-opens in January.
They have already achieved success by winning at home, now the European Champion's League is the Holy Grail for them, a trophy they are now the outright favourites to win with the odds layers. And astonishingly they have achieved their success to date with an array of strikers who haven't really cut the mustard. Mutu the Romanian, was promptly sacked for drug taking, Crespo the Argentinian, was sent out to Milan on loan last season, and though he is back now he is hardly setting the world afire,or even playing that often, Gudjohnson an Icelander, plays more often than not, the muscular Drogba from the Ivory Coast, seems to have finally claimed the number nine shirt as his own, yet many blues followers still remain unconvinced about him, so it would seem likely that Chelsea may yet be looking for another proven goal scorer come January, especially after a recent rare defeat at Manchester United.
It would take a brave man to back against Chelsea in any competition at the moment. But if you'd like to, you can still have a free $30 dollar bet at Betfair.com by entering the code 6CHE3VPWJ when prompted. But one thing is for sure; no one would be surprised if this time next year the Premier League trophy AND the Champions League trophy were both on display in the Chelsea boardroom. It seems that only the Italian giants Milan and Juventus, and the Spanish top two, Real Madrid, and most especially Barcelona with their Brazilian superstar, surely soon to be the world player of the year, Ronaldinho, might stop the London blues. It really does seem as if we have entered a new era in European and world football, or if you prefer the ridiculous name that no one ever uses, Soccer. Chelsea fans have never had it so good while everyone else is left gasping in their wake, for it is a fact that Chelsea Football Club have raised the bar for everyone else to follow. Time will tell if anyone can.
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Sunday, May 16, 2010
Fifa 10 Chelsea v Arsenal 6 amazing Goals
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4g32TqA1AY&hl=en
Monday, May 3, 2010
FIFA 10 Big Match Preview: Chelsea vs Arsenal
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcykc1o_nzg&hl=en
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
FIFA 10 - Big Match Preview: Manchester United vs Chelsea
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZu_4XZZyLs&hl=en