Showing posts with label Chelsea FC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chelsea FC. Show all posts

Friday, January 25, 2013

NEW GAME: Don't boot the ball boy! play the Hazard video viral game here



Play Don't Boot the Ball Boy! Game
Play Don't Boot the Ball Boy! GameUnbelievable: Chelsea's Eden Hazard kicked the ball from underneath ball-boy Charlie Morgan as he tried to get it back in a hurry

Before Wednesday night, few would have heard of Charlie Morgan. But after the Swansea ball boy was kicked by Eden Hazard, he's been trending worldwide and now even has his own viral game.
Sportsmail has teamed up with developers Mousebreaker to bring readers a bit of fun. CLICK TO PLAY GAME HERE


Thursday, December 6, 2012

Mikel banned for THREE matches after confronting Clattenburg in dressing room

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John Obi Mikel has been hit with a three-match ban for his part in the Mark Clattenburg race row debacle.
The Chelsea midfielder ran into the referee's dressing room at the end of Chelsea's defeat against Manchester United in October and confronted him over an alleged racial slur.
Mikel has also been fined £60,000 after admitting the FA charge of using 'threatening and/or abusive and/or insulting words and/or behaviour'.


Sunday, October 21, 2012

John Terry, Frank Lampard & Ashley Cole set to quit Chelsea



Chelsea captain John Terry could leave Stamford Bridge as early as next summer with the club not prepared to renew his current contract.
Terry's deal expires in 2014 but with fellow 30-somethings Frank Lampard and Ashley Cole heading for the Blues' exit door Terry could be tempted to hasten his exit and head for the MLS at the end of the season.
According the Sunday People the decision to let Terry leave is due to the board's concerns over the 31-year-old defender's fitness and not his four-match ban for racially abusing Anton Ferdinand.
LA Galaxy will try again to lure Lampard to the club in January, with the midfielder out of favour and in the last year of his contract.
Lampard started on the bench in the 4-2 win at Tottenham on Saturday with Ramires and John Obi Mikel again preferred.
MLS commissioner Don Garber previously insisted there would be no shortage of suitors were Lampard to make it known he wanted to end his career in America.
Garber said: 'Frank Lampard's a great player. He has a great history with the sport. If he decides he wants to play in Major League Soccer, I'm sure any club would be happy to have him on their roster.'

Garber was speaking at the Leaders in Football Conference at Stamford Bridge and asked if he would exploit that opportunity, he joked: 'I'll go into the locker room and see if I can chat him up.'
Cole is also set to leave at the end of the season as he is not prepared to sign a one-year contract. Paris Saint-Germain are leading the race for his signature.


Source: Daily Mail UK

Thursday, September 27, 2012

FA finds John Terry guilty in Ferdinand race case, bags four game ban

Cleared: Terry faced a court case earlier this summer regarding the same incident
(Left) Anton Ferdinand (Right) John Terry
 
John Terry has been banned for four games by the FA and fined £220,000 for being found guilty of 'misconduct' in relation to the Anton Ferdinand race row case.
The Chelsea defender has 14 days to appeal which means he will be available for his side's game at Arsenal on Saturday.
Terry will wait to receive the written decision and consider the reasons for it before deciding whether to launch an appeal.
Read FA full statement after the jump......

Chelsea winger Victor Mose welcomes baby Brentley Moses




 

Chelsea winger, Victor Moses this morning welcomes this birth of his baby, Brentley Moses. He shared the good news via twitter and also thanked his fans for their support. Congratulations to Victor Moses.

Tuesday, June 19, 2012

UEFA Champions League Trophy Damaged, Chelsea Staff Suspended


Kings of Europe: Chelsea celebrated Champions League glory in Munich last month
Didier Drogba lifting the Champions League trophy
Three members of Chelsea's staff have been suspended after the Champions League trophy was damaged. It was reported that one of the handles was left hanging off after the three security personnel posed for pictures with the trophy. The damage was later noticed by a member of staff the following day and reported it to club officials.
The trophy was immediately sent to a London silversmith for emergency repairs following the incident at Stanford Bridge which happened when the staff were outside their normal shift hours.
A club spokesman said: "The (Champions League replica) trophy was accidentally damaged while pictures were being taken. It has been repaired."
You may recall that Roberto di Matteo's side beat Bayern Munich 4-3 on penalties in the Bavarian final last month for their first ever Champions League triumph.