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Wednesday, May 6, 2009

Chelsea Football Ticket News 01 - 06/5/2009

Stamford Bridge, the home of Chelsea football

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Chelsea Football Ticket News 01 - 06/5/2009


The Picture Viewing Stamford Bridge, the home of Chelsea football.

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So, have been there before? This stadium have so many memorial that you can see there. If you are fan of this team you must visit this stadium then don't miss to get some nice memory there.

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Monday, May 4, 2009

Chelsea Football Ticket News 01 - 05/4/2009

Chelsea Star Ballack Laughs Off Barcelona’s Criticism

The Pensioner’s German midfielder has responded to the criticisms and complaints leveled at his side by the Catalan giants.

Champions League : FC Barcelona - Chelsea London, Andres Iniesta, Michael Ballack (PA)
Barcelona launched a scathing review of Chelsea and referee Wolfgang Stark’s performance in last Tuesday’s Champions League semi-final first leg clash at the Camp Nou.

Blues manager, Guus Hiddink utilized an ultra-defensive strategy and a physical approach to stifle the Blaugrana attacking tidal wave and duly earned a 0-0 draw, while the referee was condemned by numerous Barca figures for allowing the English side to get away with an excessive amount of dangerous challenges.

Now, midfielder Michael Ballack has chipped in with his own two cents about all the fuss surrounding the much talked-about game, starting with the match officiating.

“The referee did a great job. This is football and the Barcelona players should know this. Maybe they expected us to roll over for them and because we didn’t, they don’t think it’s fair,” he told The Sun.

“You have to play differently against Barca as you do against Liverpool. This was all part of our strategy,” he added.

The German then responded to his nemesis, Andres Iniesta, who was one of the more vocal players to criticize the referee as well as Chelsea’s ‘anti-football’.

“Iniesta is a great player and there’s no need for him to talk that way,” he declared.

“In fact, it was a game where it was not necessary to talk about the referees at all. But this is how players react when they do not obtain the result they want.”

Chelsea and Barcelona will square-off again this coming Wednesday for the second leg at Stamford Bridge.

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Pique Urges Barcelona To Forget Real Madrid And Focus On Chelsea

The ex-Manchester United defender wants his side to start thinking about the Blues and forget about the Blancos…

Barcelona celebrate their historic 6-2 win over Real Madrid at the Bernabeu in the Clasico (MARCA)
Barcelona celebrate their historic 6-2 win over Real Madrid at the Bernabeu in the Clasico (MARCA)

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Young Gerard Pique has exceeded all expectations in his very first season in the senior Barcelona team and was an impressive, towering figure again at the weekend when the Catalans demolished Real Madrid in El Clasico.

But the 22-year-old wants the team to quickly move on from the triumphant romp over their arch adversaries and focus on Chelsea in Wednesday’s do-or-die Champions League semi-final, second-leg battle at Stamford Bridge.

“We must stop speaking about the 6-2 win against Madrid. It’s already in the past,” he said during the pre-match press conference.

“To talk about that game does not benefit us in any way. Sure, it was a nice result and we celebrated as we did, but if on Wednesday we do not progress past the semi-finals, what happened last Saturday will become secondary.

“It is necessary to keep our feet on the ground. We have the capacity and the quality but we have seen in the past few years how in the world of football, the big teams that look as though they would dominate Spanish or European football have disappointed.”

Pique then analysed the strategy Chelsea will likely employ against the rampaging Blaugrana.

“Right from the outset, they will tighten their lines. This is where we must be very solid ourselves and move the ball around well, as we did at the Bernabeu,” he offered.

“Barca only know how to play to win, which is why we will go out there and attack. If we can avoid giving away corner kicks and committing fouls on the edge of the area, then we can win.”

Finally, the tall centre-back spoke about his potential defensive partner, Martin Caceres, who looks certain to deputise for the injured Rafa Marquez and suspended Carles Puyol.

He said, “In all the games that he has played, he has showed that he is a very solid defender, he’s fast and he’s strong. For the match on Wednesday, he will be a vital player for us.”

KS Leong, Goal.com

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