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By Steven Gerrard I'm referring to the punching of the DJ in the club.
Ashley Cole, is a trouble maker for much different things than this. :/
As I said, I was just trying out things...
Anyway, new update coming up
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With Drogba back from injury and the team looking refreshed after the two week break, we welcome Panathinaikos at the second leg of the Champions League knockout round, this time at home soil. And with two away goals in the bag, I really expected a victory in style in front of our fans.
16th March 2011 – vs. Panathinaikos (Home)
(Last leg – Panathinaikos 0-2 Chelsea)
FINAL SCORE
Chelsea 2 (4) – 0 (0) Panathinaikos
Scorers: F.Torres (20’) D.Drogba (77’)
ANOTHER solid performance from Torres. Scored a goal and set Drogba up too. Seems like buying him really wasn’t such a bad idea from Ancelotti; his been doing so well! He should have scored more though – the quality of the balls from Malouda and John Obi Mikel was of high standard, plus Ramires played well in Essien’s role. It’s all good.
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The day after the win against Panathinaikos, the draws for the semi finals took place. To tell the truth there were no easy teams – Manchester United, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Arsenal, Inter and Real Madrid. All world class teams. AC Milan and Rangers still had to play their second leg.
As the man picked out the first ball, the reader called out the team’s name. It was…
"Chelsea."
My heart suddenly started beating fast. Who were we playing?
“AC Milan or Rangers.”
Hard fixture, but then again all the teams there were hard. At least we didn’t have Barcelona or Inter; it would be very hard if we had any of them two.
As the teams kept getting called out the Quarter Final fixtures were these:
Arsenal vs. Inter
Man United vs. Bayern Munich
Real Madrid vs. FC Barcelona
Wow… some massive games here. From a neutral point of view these should give some cracking matches. The biggest one has to be Real Madrid and Barcelona.
Our next fixture is probably one of the most important yet: Man City. Looking at the league table, if we win here we will be third by one point. Let’s hope the lads can put a brilliant performance and get us the all-important three points.
16th March 2011 – vs. Panathinaikos (Home)
(Last leg – Panathinaikos 0-2 Chelsea)
FINAL SCORE
Chelsea 2 (4) – 0 (0) Panathinaikos
Scorers: F.Torres (20’) D.Drogba (77’)
ANOTHER solid performance from Torres. Scored a goal and set Drogba up too. Seems like buying him really wasn’t such a bad idea from Ancelotti; his been doing so well! He should have scored more though – the quality of the balls from Malouda and John Obi Mikel was of high standard, plus Ramires played well in Essien’s role. It’s all good.
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The day after the win against Panathinaikos, the draws for the semi finals took place. To tell the truth there were no easy teams – Manchester United, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Arsenal, Inter and Real Madrid. All world class teams. AC Milan and Rangers still had to play their second leg.
As the man picked out the first ball, the reader called out the team’s name. It was…
"Chelsea."
My heart suddenly started beating fast. Who were we playing?
“AC Milan or Rangers.”
Hard fixture, but then again all the teams there were hard. At least we didn’t have Barcelona or Inter; it would be very hard if we had any of them two.
As the teams kept getting called out the Quarter Final fixtures were these:
Arsenal vs. Inter
Man United vs. Bayern Munich
Real Madrid vs. FC Barcelona
Wow… some massive games here. From a neutral point of view these should give some cracking matches. The biggest one has to be Real Madrid and Barcelona.
Our next fixture is probably one of the most important yet: Man City. Looking at the league table, if we win here we will be third by one point. Let’s hope the lads can put a brilliant performance and get us the all-important three points.