Comments on: The BlueChampions Chatroom | Your Chelsea Forum! http://bluechampions.com/2007/10/14/introducing-the-bluechampions-chatroom/ The Chelsea FC Blog - views, opinions, discussions, debates, polls, videos . . . Tue, 22 May 2012 10:21:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: MUFC 18 TIMES CHAMPIONS http://bluechampions.com/2007/10/14/introducing-the-bluechampions-chatroom/#comment-78006 MUFC 18 TIMES CHAMPIONS Sat, 17 Oct 2009 01:26:29 +0000 http://bluechampions.com/introducing-the-bluechampions-chatroom/#comment-78006 ME AGAIN BY THE WAY FOUND A VIDEO YOU RENT BOYS MIGHT WANT TO WATCH : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9-8UsJ-cpc ENJOY EH YO MOURINHO ARE YA LISTENING YA BETTER KEEP ARE TROPHY GLISTENING WERE COMING IN MAY TO TAKE IT AWAY WALKING IN A FERGIE WONDERLAND GETS WORSE FOR U SOUTHERN FAIRYS FIRST MOURINHO SLIPS UP THEN SO DOES TERRY HAHAHAH ME AGAIN BY THE WAY FOUND A VIDEO YOU RENT BOYS MIGHT WANT TO WATCH :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9-8UsJ-cpc

ENJOY

EH YO MOURINHO ARE YA LISTENING
YA BETTER
KEEP ARE TROPHY GLISTENING
WERE COMING IN MAY
TO TAKE IT AWAY WALKING IN
A FERGIE WONDERLAND

GETS WORSE FOR U SOUTHERN FAIRYS FIRST MOURINHO SLIPS UP THEN SO DOES TERRY HAHAHAH

]]> By: MUFC CHAMPIONS 06/07 07/08 08/09 http://bluechampions.com/2007/10/14/introducing-the-bluechampions-chatroom/#comment-78005 MUFC CHAMPIONS 06/07 07/08 08/09 Sat, 17 Oct 2009 01:22:30 +0000 http://bluechampions.com/introducing-the-bluechampions-chatroom/#comment-78005 HAHA CHELSHIT MORE LIKE. YOU'V NEVER WON THE CHAMPIONS LEAUGE HAHAHA VIVA JOHN TERRY CUDA WON THE CUP BUT HE FUCKED IT UP HAHAHA YOU CANT EVEN WIN THE PREM WE WON IT 3 TIMES STRAIGHT U ARE EASY KIDS TO US!!! THAT NIGHT IN MOSCOW WE WON IT 3 TIMES!!!!! CHELSHIT FC HAHA CHELSHIT MORE LIKE. YOU’V NEVER WON THE CHAMPIONS LEAUGE HAHAHA

VIVA JOHN TERRY
CUDA WON THE CUP
BUT HE FUCKED IT UP HAHAHA

YOU CANT EVEN WIN THE PREM WE WON IT 3 TIMES STRAIGHT U ARE EASY KIDS TO US!!!

THAT NIGHT IN MOSCOW WE WON IT 3 TIMES!!!!!

CHELSHIT FC

]]> By: GRAHAM http://bluechampions.com/2007/10/14/introducing-the-bluechampions-chatroom/#comment-56913 GRAHAM Fri, 14 Nov 2008 21:03:15 +0000 http://bluechampions.com/introducing-the-bluechampions-chatroom/#comment-56913 Dear Ray Wilkins, as a former Manchester United and Chelsea player I have never really liked you. It's nothing personal, it's just that you are tainted by association. I have to admit I took umbrage at your remarks yesterday in which you claimed that playing young players in the Carling Cup devalued the competition. To my mind this was an obvious dig at Arsenal. In a way I can understand it. You say your focus is on winning the Carling Cup so you'll play your first team players. It's a decent bluff, in fairness. Chelsea have a good record in the competition as Arsenal fans know only too well. Your lot did us in the final a couple of years back. But let's be honest. The real reason you play your first team players in this competition is because you don't have any kind of youth system to speak of. As your team has been assembled by the chequebook there's no need to waste any time on anything as paltry as young players. If a star leaves you can simply buy another star. While Arsenal see the Carling Cup as a way of blooding fresh talent and giving them the chance of first team football, Chelsea see it as just another trophy. Which is fine, one man's meat is another man's poison and all that. But surely as a former Chelsea apprentice, who made his debut in 1973 having just turned 17, you'd like to see some young players get their chance. Imagine if you were a youngster at Chelsea now. You wouldn't stand a chance of getting anywhere near the first team. Chelsea would simply go out and buy somebody who could pass the ball sideways rather than bring through a youngster who could pass the ball sideways all day long. You said "Playing a young or weakened team undermines the value of the competition. And we have not and will not do that. We want to win it, big time". Far be it for me to suggest otherwise but perhaps some young players might have approached the game against Burnley with a little more effort than some of your 'big time' players. Oh, you can put it down to a freak result, these things happen in cup football, blah, blah, blah, but we all know that's not true. Chelsea lost because you happened to open your big mouth and then you sideways passed your own foot into it. You totally and utterly jinxed them with your comments. And it's brilliant. Did you see Arsenal against Wigan? Did you? Do you really think seeing young players enjoying their football is undermining the value of the competition? Do you think Arsenal slashing ticket prices so more fans, especially young fans, can attend the games is undermining the value of the competition? Do you think those young fans seeing incredible young talent like Wilshere, Ramsey, Vela, Djourou, Merida and Simpson is undermining the value of the competition? If you do then you might need to step back and have a little rethink. Surely Chelsea's 'big time' players bottling a penalty shoot-out undermines the value of the competition more. Surely Didier Drogba throwing a coin at the crowd, Carragher style, undermines the value of the competition more. Surely even playing Drogba (a man whose behaviour in the Champions League final was so appalling that most clubs would have sold him in a heartbeat) ahead of some, young, eager teenager undermines the value, not only of the competition, but of your club. That's assuming there are any values there to begin with. Which there aren't. We beat Wigan with kids, you couldn't beat Burnley with your first team. That's proper 'big time'. Anyway, I'm rambling here. I'd best leave you to work with those 'big time' players. What joy it must bring you to coach £140,000-a-week been there, done that, worn the t-shirt players and have them lose in a cup game to a team with Ade Akinbiyi in it. I'm sure it's nothing like the pleasure gained from taking young players, developing them the 'Arsenal' way, and seeing them destroy a Premier League team. Not that you'd know. sincere regards, arseblogger ps - undermine my hole you poxy, uncle Fester looking cuntwrench. Dear Ray Wilkins,
as a former Manchester United and Chelsea player I have never really liked you. It’s nothing personal, it’s just that you are tainted by association. I have to admit I took umbrage at your remarks yesterday in which you claimed that playing young players in the Carling Cup devalued the competition.
To my mind this was an obvious dig at Arsenal. In a way I can understand it. You say your focus is on winning the Carling Cup so you’ll play your first team players. It’s a decent bluff, in fairness. Chelsea have a good record in the competition as Arsenal fans know only too well. Your lot did us in the final a couple of years back.
But let’s be honest. The real reason you play your first team players in this competition is because you don’t have any kind of youth system to speak of. As your team has been assembled by the chequebook there’s no need to waste any time on anything as paltry as young players. If a star leaves you can simply buy another star.
While Arsenal see the Carling Cup as a way of blooding fresh talent and giving them the chance of first team football, Chelsea see it as just another trophy. Which is fine, one man’s meat is another man’s poison and all that. But surely as a former Chelsea apprentice, who made his debut in 1973 having just turned 17, you’d like to see some young players get their chance. Imagine if you were a youngster at Chelsea now. You wouldn’t stand a chance of getting anywhere near the first team. Chelsea would simply go out and buy somebody who could pass the ball sideways rather than bring through a youngster who could pass the ball sideways all day long.
You said “Playing a young or weakened team undermines the value of the competition. And we have not and will not do that. We want to win it, big time”. Far be it for me to suggest otherwise but perhaps some young players might have approached the game against Burnley with a little more effort than some of your ‘big time’ players.
Oh, you can put it down to a freak result, these things happen in cup football, blah, blah, blah, but we all know that’s not true. Chelsea lost because you happened to open your big mouth and then you sideways passed your own foot into it. You totally and utterly jinxed them with your comments. And it’s brilliant.
Did you see Arsenal against Wigan? Did you? Do you really think seeing young players enjoying their football is undermining the value of the competition? Do you think Arsenal slashing ticket prices so more fans, especially young fans, can attend the games is undermining the value of the competition? Do you think those young fans seeing incredible young talent like Wilshere, Ramsey, Vela, Djourou, Merida and Simpson is undermining the value of the competition?
If you do then you might need to step back and have a little rethink. Surely Chelsea’s ‘big time’ players bottling a penalty shoot-out undermines the value of the competition more. Surely Didier Drogba throwing a coin at the crowd, Carragher style, undermines the value of the competition more. Surely even playing Drogba (a man whose behaviour in the Champions League final was so appalling that most clubs would have sold him in a heartbeat) ahead of some, young, eager teenager undermines the value, not only of the competition, but of your club. That’s assuming there are any values there to begin with. Which there aren’t.
We beat Wigan with kids, you couldn’t beat Burnley with your first team. That’s proper ‘big time’. Anyway, I’m rambling here. I’d best leave you to work with those ‘big time’ players. What joy it must bring you to coach £140,000-a-week been there, done that, worn the t-shirt players and have them lose in a cup game to a team with Ade Akinbiyi in it. I’m sure it’s nothing like the pleasure gained from taking young players, developing them the ‘Arsenal’ way, and seeing them destroy a Premier League team. Not that you’d know.
sincere regards,
arseblogger

ps – undermine my hole you poxy, uncle Fester looking cuntwrench.

]]> By: Imran http://bluechampions.com/2007/10/14/introducing-the-bluechampions-chatroom/#comment-39824 Imran Thu, 22 May 2008 21:36:50 +0000 http://bluechampions.com/introducing-the-bluechampions-chatroom/#comment-39824 We give thanks to almighty ALLAH that make the Game the way it was yesterday but we have to prepare for january period when stars like ESSIEN,MIKEL,KALOU AND most especially DROGBA. would go for nations cup. And at the same time we need a Good perfect coach that endle the TEAM very well. Thanks. We give thanks to almighty ALLAH that make the Game the way it was yesterday but we have to prepare for january period when stars like ESSIEN,MIKEL,KALOU AND most especially DROGBA. would go for nations cup. And at the same time we need a Good perfect coach that endle the TEAM very well. Thanks.

]]> By: gurl http://bluechampions.com/2007/10/14/introducing-the-bluechampions-chatroom/#comment-28055 gurl Tue, 05 Feb 2008 14:23:51 +0000 http://bluechampions.com/introducing-the-bluechampions-chatroom/#comment-28055 chelsea is fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! chelsea is fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

]]> By: Erhiga Ogban http://bluechampions.com/2007/10/14/introducing-the-bluechampions-chatroom/#comment-20004 Erhiga Ogban Sat, 03 Nov 2007 08:59:14 +0000 http://bluechampions.com/introducing-the-bluechampions-chatroom/#comment-20004 Am a strong fan of chelsea and i really like the teams progress but the team has to do more like preparing for january period when stars like ESSIEN,MIKEL,KALOU AND most especially DROGBA. would go for nations cup. THANK YOU............................................. Am a strong fan of chelsea and i really like the teams progress but the team has to do more like preparing for january period when stars like ESSIEN,MIKEL,KALOU AND most especially DROGBA. would go for nations cup. THANK YOU………………………………………

]]> By: BLuE DeViL http://bluechampions.com/2007/10/14/introducing-the-bluechampions-chatroom/#comment-20001 BLuE DeViL Sat, 03 Nov 2007 08:52:02 +0000 http://bluechampions.com/introducing-the-bluechampions-chatroom/#comment-20001 This is Chelsea- why not ? Chelsea's premier league season !! This is Chelsea- why not ? Chelsea’s premier league season !!

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]]> By: CFC http://bluechampions.com/2007/10/14/introducing-the-bluechampions-chatroom/#comment-18812 CFC Tue, 16 Oct 2007 15:41:05 +0000 http://bluechampions.com/introducing-the-bluechampions-chatroom/#comment-18812 @ 7 it all sounds very good, we have to wait and see in six months time wat will happen . has anyone else heard of this "ballack back in training" Ballack back on Saturday? by Essiens Right Boot average rating from 2 members 15 October 2007 Well this is excellent for Chelsea as soon as Essien goes out Ballack returns and so does Mikel so hopefully a gap is........... i was just flicking through the BBC, website and some one has mentioned about it,, its under bbc 606. any one else know anything about this ??? @ 7 it all sounds very good, we have to wait and see in six months time wat will happen . has anyone else heard of this “ballack back in training”
Ballack back on Saturday?
by Essiens Right Boot
average rating from 2 members
15 October 2007
Well this is excellent for Chelsea as soon as Essien goes out Ballack returns and so does Mikel so hopefully a gap is………..

i was just flicking through the BBC, website and some one has mentioned about it,, its under bbc 606. any one else know anything about this ???

]]> By: True Blue Fusion http://bluechampions.com/2007/10/14/introducing-the-bluechampions-chatroom/#comment-18809 True Blue Fusion Tue, 16 Oct 2007 11:14:27 +0000 http://bluechampions.com/introducing-the-bluechampions-chatroom/#comment-18809 @everyone A Little Optimistic Article I Found on footy247.co.uk ----------------------------------------------------- Chelsea Football Club was shocked by the departure of Jose Mourinho on 20th September, and after their 2-0 loss to Manchester United in Avram Grant’s first game fans would have hoped that it could only improve. Now, however, with the news that Ten Cate has confirmed that he will become Chelsea’s assistant coach, it looks like Roman Abramovich will finally get some semblance of the attacking football he so desires. Henk Ten Cate signed a three year deal worth around £1.8 million a year, and will co-operate with Steve Clarke under Grant to try and make Chelsea fight their way back into the title race. Henk Ten Cate has already been involved in managing football clubs for around seventeen years, although his first ‘big name’ club was Barcelona which he joined in 2003. Ten Cate stayed with Barcelona for three years and his spell there coincided with their return to the very top of Europe as they did the league and European Cup double. I’ve said it before; I’ll say it again; Barcelona is a much lesser team without him, and you can see this in their team very well if you look at the decline of Ronaldinho. Ronaldinho blossomed under Ten Cate; why? Ten Cate’s tactics meant that both the Brazilian and Eto’o featured in the positions they played best; in Rijkaard’s new system, they just get in each other’s ways. Ten Cate was one of the main reasons for Barcelona’s fluidity and cohesiveness on the pitch; it is no coincidence that they have not looked as good since he left. After leaving Barcelona, Ten Cate went on to become the first choice manager at Ajax, where he did reasonably well. Ajax under Ten Cate reached second place in the league, unbeaten and just a point behind Feyenoord. What you’ve got to look at is the amount of goals Ajax have scored this year- 26 goals in their seven games, six more than Heerenveen (who are in 11th place). Those achievements show that Ten Cate is capable of getting his teams to play attacking football; as an assistant coach at Barcelona and the main coach of Ajax, two of the most attacking teams in the world. This is why I feel Ten Cate will give Abramovich the football he so craves- Ashley Cole the defender will turn into the fearsome winger he was at Arsenal; Shevchenko the hold up man will turn into the goalscorer he was at AC Milan and this Chelsea team in six months will be unrecognizable compared to some of the dour stuff under Mourinho. Mourinho could create winning teams; that is not to be argued. However, when you spend £500 million on a team, you do not just want to see them win; you want to see them win in style, outplaying every team they face. This is the reason why Abramovich got rid of Mourinho -despite what they claim was departure by ‘mutual consent’- Mourinho had been saved in the past by his good results with the team, and the poor start to the season was the last straw. Will Ten Cate give Chelsea fans attacking football to watch? I don’t see why not, as they certainly have the players to do so. Drogba, Malouda, Lampard, Shevchenko and Ballack on their day are amongst the hardest to play against on the planet, and fans will be hoping that Ten Cate will give Chelsea’s season the kick-start they need so that they can start challenging for honours @everyone

A Little Optimistic Article I Found on footy247.co.uk
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Chelsea Football Club was shocked by the departure of Jose Mourinho on 20th September, and after their 2-0 loss to Manchester United in Avram Grant’s first game fans would have hoped that it could only improve.

Now, however, with the news that Ten Cate has confirmed that he will become Chelsea’s assistant coach, it looks like Roman Abramovich will finally get some semblance of the attacking football he so desires. Henk Ten Cate signed a three year deal worth around £1.8 million a year, and will co-operate with Steve Clarke under Grant to try and make Chelsea fight their way back into the title race.

Henk Ten Cate has already been involved in managing football clubs for around seventeen years, although his first ‘big name’ club was Barcelona which he joined in 2003. Ten Cate stayed with Barcelona for three years and his spell there coincided with their return to the very top of Europe as they did the league and European Cup double.

I’ve said it before; I’ll say it again; Barcelona is a much lesser team without him, and you can see this in their team very well if you look at the decline of Ronaldinho. Ronaldinho blossomed under Ten Cate; why? Ten Cate’s tactics meant that both the Brazilian and Eto’o featured in the positions they played best; in Rijkaard’s new system, they just get in each other’s ways. Ten Cate was one of the main reasons for Barcelona’s fluidity and cohesiveness on the pitch; it is no coincidence that they have not looked as good since he left.

After leaving Barcelona, Ten Cate went on to become the first choice manager at Ajax, where he did reasonably well. Ajax under Ten Cate reached second place in the league, unbeaten and just a point behind Feyenoord. What you’ve got to look at is the amount of goals Ajax have scored this year- 26 goals in their seven games, six more than Heerenveen (who are in 11th place). Those achievements show that Ten Cate is capable of getting his teams to play attacking football; as an assistant coach at Barcelona and the main coach of Ajax, two of the most attacking teams in the world. This is why I feel Ten Cate will give Abramovich the football he so craves- Ashley Cole the defender will turn into the fearsome winger he was at Arsenal; Shevchenko the hold up man will turn into the goalscorer he was at AC Milan and this Chelsea team in six months will be unrecognizable compared to some of the dour stuff under Mourinho.

Mourinho could create winning teams; that is not to be argued. However, when you spend £500 million on a team, you do not just want to see them win; you want to see them win in style, outplaying every team they face. This is the reason why Abramovich got rid of Mourinho -despite what they claim was departure by ‘mutual consent’- Mourinho had been saved in the past by his good results with the team, and the poor start to the season was the last straw.

Will Ten Cate give Chelsea fans attacking football to watch? I don’t see why not, as they certainly have the players to do so. Drogba, Malouda, Lampard, Shevchenko and Ballack on their day are amongst the hardest to play against on the planet, and fans will be hoping that Ten Cate will give Chelsea’s season the kick-start they need so that they can start challenging for honours

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