Saturday, May 06, 2006

Struggling To......Find A Suitable Title!

At Edo Sushi...
Yup, went over to TP for dinner with Weekiat, Yuling, Rivand, Weikit and Aaron. Food is..as usual not too bad. Had a good laugh though. Aaron was the main culprit of making us laughing and banging the table. He made a joke out of his inability to use chopstick. Then went on to give some really weird names to all the Sushi dishes, like See-saw...and the "6 sushi with the yellow thing inside". Haha then continue on to talk about their experience working in the banquet. Some really funny stuff there. So weekiat and yuling went off to their date...i think their 10th month anniversary stuff *cough* then we the bachelors went home.

I Bring Forth Terrible News, Hear Ye!

You're not gonna believe the next line. According to reports, EMILE HESKEY will be recalled to the Eng-land squad for World Cup, to replace WAYNE ROONEY. Oh Dear! Although I'm totally not an England fan, i could fully and truly understand their feeling. Hello Sven, England's going to the FOOTBALL World Cup, not the RUGBY World Cup. So why bring Heskey? All he could do is either 1) mis-kick 2) rugby conversion-esque finishing. Things got worst, when the reports stated that...*hold breath* OWEN HARGREAVES is going to the World Cup! Yes, it just got worst.

The "I-Told-You-He-Look-Like-Him" Moment
I told you guys so many times Jonathan Greening looks like Jesus...you don't believe ..here it is..

Materazzi Scores From 35 Yards Out !

Have A Game Of Football, Lads
Woke up at 9.05am today. No, no not to go voting. Went to the Ang Mo Kio street soccer court for a game of street soccer, along with Ting Yew, Alan and Eddy. Started raining abit but stopped, then one group of outsider challenged us. I thought we already conceded 3 goals in the very beginning. So i had to play as a 'keeper for the remaining of the match and surprisingly as i became 'keeper, the other team's player seemed like lost their form and i'm actually able to stop afew shots! Then came the indian group, whom are..well good at hitting the ball at super high speed. Their shots actually stung both my left and right hang. Tsk..so the hungry and thirsty group of us went down to AMK McDonalds for lunch, then proceeded to K-Pool...i think they played around..2 1/2 hours! Alright might be out for dinner later. So more updates tonight I hope!

Fantastic Goal from a "Fantastic" Player

During the Inter vs Empoli game, Marco Materazzi scored a brilliant goal from 35 yards out when the score is tied at 0-0 and already into stoppage time.



oh sorry bro, wrong way. The other direction, lah! Oh it's karma. it worked in the most beautiful way!

Anfield's 'God' Extends Stays in Liverpool

Robbie Fowler to sign 1-year deal with Liverpool
Robbie Fowler will be at Anfield for at least another season after agreeing to sign a new one-year contract with Liverpool.

The former England striker has scored four league goals since returning to the club in January on a six-month contract.

He was signed by manager Rafael Benitez after spending four years away from Anfield with Manchester City and Leeds.

Benitez said: "This is fantastic news. Robbie has done really well and he deserves this.

"He has scored some vital goals for us and he has worked really hard. I am delighted to have him with us for next season. He is an important member of our squad."

Drogballs: Excellent! I grown up watching Robbie scoring goals from all positions with his left foot. I'm now already eagerly anticipating next season! Mark Gonzalez...Aurelio? Or maybe even Fernando Torres?Ah good times. Thank you Rafa the gaffa!

Friday, May 05, 2006

Presenting You The Blog By The World's Best Footballer......

Ronaldinho's Blog!


Presening to you, the blog of who? Jar-jar Binks?? Just kidding! The greatest player to ever grace the Lord's good green earth this very era. The most skillful player of our generation and always a smile on his face under all circumstance! This is Ronaldinho. And his blog is HERE.

5 Things Part II:

- 5 Things You Would Never Buy/Get/Wear
1) A ManYoo jersey with v. Nistelrooy's name behind. Shows that you're a bloody glory hunter!

2) A Chelski jersey, with Drogba's name behind. Shows that you're more than a bloody glory hunter, you actually think football is invented in 2003. Or is it 2004?

3) A tattoo? I'm not so sure...

4) Sorry, ran out of ideas!

- 5 Favourite Things...
1) Family...dad, mum and grandmama!

2) Oh Lord my God...

3) Friends...

4) my iPod Nano..........................

5) my computer and laptop! i'll die without them...

Huzzah! I'm finally over and done with this crap quiz thanks to Marg! hahaha.

SUNDERLAND FINALLY WON, Arse Thrashed City.

Sunderland 2-1 Fulham
ManCity 1-3 Arsenal

So it'll be on McClaren, and the English F.A tonight. See ya!

Thursday, May 04, 2006

The Main Reason Why Politician Shouldn't Play Football...

THIS is the reason...


He's Boris Johnson, an MP in the English parliament. What a tackle! He should be going to the World Cup!

Five Times...We've Won it 5 Times!..Oh...5 Things...(Forced to do by Marg) Part I:

-5 things you did in Secondary School..?

1) STUDY...really!!

2) Play football everyday at 3.30pm...oh how i miss those days!

3) Play hide and seek @ the study block! During the Chinese O's preparation period...

4) Prank on Mdm Wee.....ran from class, adjust the clock, off the lights in class and lock the doors to make her think we're not in the classroom...

5) Running away from the Chinese Composition class on Friday.....one blink of an eye and half the class is gone!

- 5 Favourite bands (Not in order)
1) Taking Back Sunday

2) Arctic Monkeyyyyys!

3) Something Corporate

4) Yellowcard

5) Dream Theatre...or Vevet Revolver...or...i can go on forever...

- 5 Things you'll do if you're a millionaire
1) Migrate to Switzerland.......

2) Give me a Volkswagen Beetle. Red + White.

3) Get a nice house beneath Mt. Matterhorn

4) Help some friends from financial difficulty i guess? (Setting up Ah-Long company)

5) Buy a girlfriend...........................oh sorry.............. :D

- 5 Terrible Habits
1) VERY lazy..and love to procastinate...who don't anyway...

2) Sometimes i spend money like nobody's problem....sigh!

3) Taking things for granted....

4) Make people laugh with the lamest of comments...not too funny actually!

5) Typing.too.much.here...I AM VERY GULLIBLE AND NAIVE. In a word..... Stupid.

- 5 Things You Like Doing
1) Watching football with pals! Share the joy and passion! Without giving the really retarded face though..

2) Nothing beats listening to your iPod on a long trip....it's good to be by yourself sometimes!

3) Talking rubbish with good friends

4) Power up the iTunes, nudging people on MSN, blogging here to irritate you...oh..

5) Listening for people's trouble, trying hard to help..but feel helpless...but at least i listened! Listening... (:

- 5 People to do this...
I WONT FORCE PEOPLE TO DO IT LIKE MARG DOES. SO NOBODY NEEDS TO! Are you guilty? HAHA.

Part II tonight I guess...

Wednesday, May 03, 2006

The Night In Istanbul.....Remaked With Winning Eleven 9 !

Firstly, it's been almost a year since that miraculous night in Ataturk, Istanbul. Time really flies! So some really talented (or nothing better to do) dude did a remake of the Champions League Final '05 using Pro Evo (or Winning Eleven as we know). Great job I must say, not easy you know!

Barthez Miss Medal Presentation By Going To The Toilet, 10 Worst Premiership Signings This Season!

Botak Assasin Back At His Best!

Olympique Marseille goalkeeper Fabien Barthez says he missed Saturday's French Cup final medals ceremony because he had to go and answer the call of nature.

The France keeper did not show up to collect his medal for the runners-up after Marseille lost 2-1 to arch-rivals Paris St Germain in the final at the Stade de France.

'After the match I was dying to go, so I went to the locker room,' Barthez said in comments posted on his club's website.

10 Worst Premiership Signings This Season:

10. Abel Xavier (Middlesbrough, free)
A one-man boon to the peroxide industry, he illuminated the Riverside, albeit with a beard that, if it glowed any more, would be radioactive.

Sadly, his performances were less memorable. Indeed Xavier only managed four matches - one a home defeat to Sunderland - before failing a drug test. His protestations of innocence have fallen on deaf ears; perhaps those four games were enough to convince Steve McClaren he was better off with Stuart Parnaby.

9. Zvonimir Vukic (Portsmouth, undisclosed)
It could have been almost any of the arrivals under Alain Perrin; indeed, even in his moment of triumph after preserving Portsmouth's Premiership status, Harry Redknapp was open in his contempt for his predecessor's signings. There were 15 players, he said, who were not good enough to play for Portsmouth. Without a doubt, Zvonimir Vukic was one such.

Undistinguished as he appeared, the Serbia and Montenegro midfielder was hardly helped by Perrin's baffling 3-3-3-1 formation. He has vanished under Redknapp, eventually leaving for Partizan Belgrade on a free at the end of the January transfer window, and this is one undisclosed signing that Portsmouth won't be rushing to disclose.

8. Per Kroldrup (Everton, £5million)
As compliments go, 'looked good in pre-season' ranks up there with 'good in training'; the unspoken implication is that they are less useful in competitive matches. Dane Per Kroldrup did indeed impress in pre-season, but injuries and a swift decision by David Moyes that he was insufficiently aggressive for the Premiership meant he was limited to a solitary league start. And even that was a 4-0 defeat to Aston Villa.

After six months, Moyes cut his losses and sold Kroldrup for £3million, preferring to bring back his predecessor, 34-year-old Alan Stubbs, on a free transfer.

7. Diomansy Kamara (West Brom, £1.5million)
While Nathan Ellington and, before his departure, Robert Earnshaw were regular sights on the bench at West Brom, Diomansy Kamara was alone among Bryan Robson's five forwards in invariably starting. Whether as a striker or a left winger, his pace posed problems.

The difficulty for West Brom was the Senegalese's capacity to fail to score from practically anywhere. Misses against Aston Villa and Birmingham must rank among the costliest of the season, and he still has a solitary Premiership goal for Albion.

6. Walter Pandiani (Birmingham, £3million)
Like a poor man's Christophe Dugarry, he excelled on loan and then failed miserably when the deal was made permanent. Birmingham, however, were £2million poorer after a six-month stint that only yielded two goals.

The brothers Gold and David Sullivan can surely afford it, but it set the tone for a season where Birmingham's strikers belied big reputations, price tags and salaries by consistently not scoring.

5. Wilfred Bouma (Aston Villa, £3.5million)
He arrived as a flagship signing, as part of David O'Leary's long-term plan to upgrade the Aston Villa squad. He ended the season, along with all his team-mates, available for transfer. And in between, little went right for Wilfred Bouma. There was a particularly inauspicious debut - a 4-0 defeat to West Ham - a miserable record (five wins in 20 games) and a demotion to the bench, even when Olof Mellberg, Martin Laursen and Mark Delaney were all injured.

If further proof of Guus Hiddink's managerial qualities were required, he contrived to take a team including Bouma to the Champions League semi-finals. O'Leary is unlikely to emulate him.

4. Jon Stead (Sunderland, £1.8million)
Much of Mick McCarthy's transfer policy can be faulted. A seeming insistence on signing a striker from the Championship resulted in the arrival of Andy Gray (one goal in 22 games). Jon Stead was a rare recruit from the Premiership and has proved still less prolific.

He broke his Sunderland duck in his 30th game; his recent record stands at three goals in 67 matches. Reasons abound for Sunderland's relegation, but buying a two-goal strike partnership ranks high among them.

3. Shaun Wright-Phillips (Chelsea, £21million)
At Manchester City, he was perhaps the Premiership's best right winger, prolific in an average team and a beguiling combination of fearsome pace and a ferocious shot. At Chelsea, seemingly weighed down by an enormous price tag and confused by Jose Mourinho's definition of a winger, he has failed to score in 37 games.

Indeed, he did not rate a place among the substitutes for the FA Cup semi-final, nor rate a mention when Mourinho berated his out-of-form wingers. Yet when he joined Chelsea, John Terry said Wright-Phillips had as much ability as Wayne Rooney; now, their World Cup places are in jeopardy for very different reasons. Another, rather cheaper, move is surely required.

2. Asier del Horno (Chelsea, £8million)
Jose Mourinho feels that rightful credit is denied him because of Chelsea's wealth. Soccernet, however, is keen to remedy that; two of the Premiership's three worst signings, at a combined cost of £32million, are Mourinho's buys.

Asier del Horno, the league's most expensive left back, has only served to illustrate how William Gallas excels out of position on his flank.

Del Horno's despairing lunge at Lionel Messi was a prime cause of Chelsea's Champions League exit and, substituted in the first half against Portsmouth and at the interval against Liverpool, he has become accustomed to not completing games. It is hard to envisage him seeing out his contract at Stamford Bridge, either.

1. Albert Luque (Newcastle, £9.5 million)
The Spanish economy has benefited to the tune of £15million from Newcastle's generosity in recent years. First there was Marcelino, the defender sidelined by the most insignificant of injuries. And now there is Albert Luque, signed as the supply line to Alan Shearer and Michael Owen and instead thoroughly upstaged by the teenager Charles N'Zogbia.

Newcastle supporters could have been forgiven for wondering whether they had lost their grasp on sanity when Real Madrid expressed an interest in Luque, despite his fine record with Deportivo la Coruna. Because, often omitted from the matchday 16, he has only managed six Premiership starts and one, rather meaningless, goal against Sunderland. When Graeme Souness blunders in the transfer market - as Jean-Alain Boumsong shows - he does so catastrophically; had they succeeded, the Scot might still have a job.

Newcastle's next manager may care to note that, at the moment, excelling in La Liga appears a guarantee of infamy on Tyneside.

Maybe more tonight... (:

Tuesday, May 02, 2006

10 Worst Signings In Premiership History!

1) Ali Dia (Southampton) November 1996.
We are in the office of Southampton manager Graeme Souness. The
telephone rings. It's - who else? - former World Footballer of the Year
George Weah, who, apropos of absolutely nothing, is offering the Saints his
30-year-old cousin Ali Dia, who he claims has played 13 times for Senegal.
Immediately, Souness agrees to take Dia on loan for a month and puts his
budding superstar on the bench for Saturday's home game with Leeds despite
never having seen him in competitive action. Dia was scheduled to take part
in a reserve game earlier in the week, but the weather intervened. After 32
minutes, Dia replaces Matthew Le Tissier. The sense is very much of a torch
being passed from one genius to another. Fifty-three jaw-dropping minutes
later, Dia himself is replaced, for the simple reason that he isn't a
footballer. Nor, it turns out, is he George Weah's cousin. Dia's agent,
however, does a Weah impersonation that is especially believable, if, like
Souness, you haven't actually met George Weah. Dia has not been heard of
since.

2) Winston Bogarde (Chelsea)
When Chelsea thrashed Barcelona 3-1 in the Champions League in 2000,
assistant manager Graham Rix admitted they had targeted the defender they
perceived as the Catalans' weak link, Winston Bogarde. Curious, then, that a
few weeks later, having fallen out with the Nou Camp management, the
Rotterdam-born Dutchman who represented Holland in the 1996 European
Championship and 1998 World Cup in France became Gianluca Vialli's final
signing, a free transfer replacement for Emerson Thome, albeit one on weekly
wages of £42,000. Four years later, the loyal servant left London
proclaiming himself "the biggest outcast in England" after starting just two
league games, both defeats. Heartwarmingly, at the beginning of last season,
one for which he was not even allocated a squad number, he declared: "I will
fight for my place like everybody else." This season, after training with
Ajax while allegedly looking for a club, he sensibly spent the transfer
window on holiday in Surinam. "But I believe an offer will come. I hope it
comes quickly." Don't we all?

3) Massimo Taibi (Manchester United)
How, then, to replace Peter Schmeichel? In 1999, with Raimond van
der Gouw always wearing his bridesmaid's outfit and Mark Bosnich too cocky
by half, Sir Alex Ferguson splashed out £4.5m on Venezia journeyman Massimo
Taibi. The omnipresent tracksuit bottoms should have caused Ferguson to
pause for thought. Instead, Taibi conceded two sloppy goals at Liverpool on
his debut and one to Wimbledon the following week. Then the fun began:
Southampton scored three at Old Trafford, including a Matthew Le Tissier
"shot" that trickled through Taibi's legs and was so soft, it barely crossed
the line. Eight days later, Chelsea put five past him at Stamford Bridge and
this Italian's job was over, little more than a month after it had began.
Taibi rotted in the reserves until Reggina took him on loan before a £2.5m
purchase at season's end. He was, noted a generous Roy Keane, "clearly a
good keeper". Clearly.

4) Marco Boogers (West Ham United)
In 1995, West Ham manager Harry Redknapp had the option of spending
£1m on Bristol Rovers sharpshooter Marcus Stewart or Dutch striker Marco
Boogers. Bravely, he plumped for Boogers, whom he hadn't actually seen play.
In the event, Boogers failed to start a game, but did achieve national
acclaim on his second substitute appearance when he was sent off for a
shocking tackle on Gary Neville, just 90 seconds after replacing Danny
Williamson. After two further substitute appearances against Aston Villa and
Blackburn, making a total of 83 competitive minutes in the Claret and Blue,
Boogers fled Upton Park to live in a caravan, accompanied by a doctor's note
saying he was mentally unfit to play football. After two years of Calor gas
canisters and chemical toilets, he returned to Dutch football with RKC
Waalwijk.

5) Elena Marcelino (Newcastle)
Having watched Marcelino play the proverbial blinder in the 1999 Cup
Winners' Cup final, Newcastle manager Ruud Gullit decided the
headband-wearing Spanish international defender was the man to shore up a
porous defence. He wasn't. Nor was he worth the £5.8m Gullit paid for him.
In his first game, the poor lamb hurt his groin and was substituted at
half-time. From there it was injuries all the way, including a lengthy
absence caused by a poorly finger. Four years and 19 calamitous starts
later, he was shipped back to Spain. In a crate, for all the Gallowgate End
supporters cared. "The fans called me a thieving Spaniard and a gypsy who
was robbing the club's cash," he said. For probably the first time in their
relationship, chairman Freddie Shepherd almost concurred: "They say you
should only say good things about people, so I'll say this: he's gone -
good."

6) Corrado Grabbi (Blackburn Rovers)
How the Italians chuckled in 2001 when Graeme Souness, manager of
Blackburn Rovers, paid £6.75m for Juventus cast-off Corrado Grabbi, who had
just scored 19 goals in 34 Serie B (not to be confused with Serie A) games
for Ternana. Grabbi's work ethic was never in doubt, but two goals in 30
Premiership games suggested Souness might have been better buying a Serie A
player. After an especially profligate performance in the 2003 Uefa Cup
against Genclerbirgli, Souness lost patience. Grabbi was bought by Ancona.
The fee was undisclosed, but it wasn't £6.75m.

7) Sean Dundee (Liverpool)
In 1998, Karlsruhe were relegated from the Bundesliga. Their tubby
star forward, Sean "Crocodile" Dundee, scored just three times. These facts
did not deter Liverpool manager Roy Evans from splashing out £2m for the
German international who claimed to be as fast as Michael Owen. In fact, he
wasn't as fast as Liverpool fan Michael Howard. Liverpool's official website
raised the notion that Dundee was "possibly the worst player to have donned
the red of Liverpool".

8 ) Pal Lydersen (Arsenal)
Poor Pal. It wasn't really his fault that he wasn't up to the task.
The tall Norwegian full-back had been signed in 1991 by manager George
Graham, in effect, for a bung from Lydersen's disgraced agent, Rune Hauge.
Lydersen's positional sense gave Tony Adams the screaming heebie-jeebies,
and his overall standard was more Bury than Highbury. Graham was in a tricky
position, so he hit on the inventive wheeze of only playing him in
meaningless games, before releasing him four years later after 15 starts.

9) Wim Jonk (Sheffield Wednesday)
Not only did Jonk look like Michael Palin, but he was as tough in
the tackle as him. The Dutchman, signed for £2.5m from PSV Eindhoven in
1998, lolloped anonymously around Wednesday's midfield for two seasons, the
second of which saw them relegated. After experiencing the hurly burly of
two First Division games, he sat out the remaining year of his contract,
citing a tummy ache. At the end of that season, he retired to concentrate on
his poetry. Wednesday fans had their own rhymes for him.

10) Li Weifeng (Everton)
By remarkable coincidence, the moment Everton signed a sponsorship
deal with a Chinese company in 2002, two Chinese players arrived at
Goodison. Li Tie acquitted himself moderately well. The more introspective,
chronically homesick Li Weifeng, who spoke no English, did not, despite his
initial assertion that "I am very happy to be here because I like Liverpool
very much. The Beatles are very famous in China". He got himself booked in
his sole Premiership outing, a defeat at Southampton. Soon he was on a plane
home, and would not return to Merseyside for all the tea in China.

Prepare A Rooney-less World Cup...

Club vs Country:
So, again Sir Alex Fergie of Whiskey has got himself into the Club vs Country debate yet again. This time round, its Rooney (ya i know, its getting a little boring now). So Whiskey told Eriksson that its his wishful thinking that Roon is going to the World Cup. But personally, I think he'just being outright selfish. I know, he's Scottish, so he won't give two hoots about England. But this is the wonderkid that his club paid thousands of bucks for him to perform and do the job. Surely, he wouldn't want a half fit Rooney to go to the World Cup, then rupture his whatever metatarsal, then go on to miss a whole chunk of next season, which I believe, is gonna be a real turning point to ManYoo.

ManYoo's Fear:
I foresee ManYoo rebuilding its squad over again and would definately be challenging Chelski for the title next season. Therefore they would surely need this kid to be fit at least for the pre-season trainings, where current players will meet up with new lads, play together and trying to gel up before the seasons starts. After the 0-0 draw with Boro at Old Toilet, I would dare to say Rooney would be the integral part of ManYoo next season, as he is this season.

England's Fear:
What about England you say? It just undermines the lack of depth in the English squad. No Rooney? What now you say. Looking at the list of forward available, I must say it's pretty depressing, even more so when you're an English supporter. Peter Crouch? Darius Vassell? Darren Bent? EMILE HESKEY? Oh dear, I think a 70% fit Rooney is a wee bit better than all added together! So headaches for Eriksson I believe. But we've seen through this Swedish mercernary. He'll pick the same players over and over and over again without looking at their form or whatsoever. So whoever licks his boots the cleanest, should get on to the plane to Germany. Forget Aaron Lennon, he might be a livewire over the last few weeks, but Eriksson would surely take SWP ahead of him. Watch this space. And no matter how bloody well our Jamie Carragher does, he'll pick Rio over him. Look at Rio's form. Even Massimo Maccarone make him looked like a fool. What would you expect from the one with Lost Memories.

What Would England Do?
Since Sir Whiskey is being persimistic about the chance of Roon playing in the Group Stages of the World Cup, what would England do to cope with the loss?

Eriksson's Way:
Robinson
G Neville Terry Rio A.Cole

Beckham Gerrard Lampard J.Cole

Crouch(!!)
Owen

Seen it, heard it here first. All he would do is throw Crouch into Rooney's role and TADAH! See, even i can be an England manager.

Drogballs' Way:
Robinson
G Neville Carragher Terry A.Cole

Beckham Carrick Lampard J.Cole
Gerrard

Owen

That is the cloeset you can get by replacing Rooney's role with Gerrard. Pace, power and tenacity. Michael Carrick doing the defensive midfielder job while letting Lampard roam free like he did at Chelsea. Carragher to replace Rio due to a drop in form from The Forgetful One.



Okay enough of all this stuff that is really none of my business. It's better than me starting on politics and how our General Elections is as exciting as the Premiership........you know who's gonna win anyway, so why compete?

Monday, May 01, 2006

Old Dog, New Trick

Stephen Warnock, Liverpool's left-back loves to play the chewing gum prank by passing his team mates on the bench empty chewing gum wrappers. He did it to Wayne Rooney once...and now.....



Hahaha!

The Neville 'Sisters'
So the moustached and manly looking *cough* ManYoo captain, Gary Neville and his brother, Phil..are actually sisters. Proof? Watch below!



So the next time Liverpool play ManYoo...I hope the Anfield would play the sound of thunder over the PA system and watch him run.... BWAHAHAHA!

He's Leaving After All....

Henry Buys Barcelona Property

Arsenal captain Thierry Henry has reportedly purchased a house in Barcelona.

DiarioSport says Henry, who is a major summer target for Barca, has already bought a house in the city.

Real Madrid are also confirmed suitors for the Frenchman, but with a property in Barcelona, it's the defending Spanish champs which are now seen as favourites to land Henry at the end of this season.

Drogballs: Bad news gooners. But maybe they'll do an Eto'o swap...

On Rafa...

He might be quite a shitty footballer when he was younger, but he's a graduate from the Real Madrid youth team after all! Presenting...Rafael Benitez! Liverpool manager cum ball juggler!

Sunday, April 30, 2006

Thank You Bondevia

Haha so now the site is back in action! Thanks to Bondevia! so..do visit his very interesting blog, full of 'rubbish' as well! But of course, not football stuff. So girls might be abit more interested! Anyway more updates tomorrow, tonight I'm gonna....watch football! haha! So good night!

Notice

This site is currently facing abit of erm..Technical problem. Guess it should be up and fixed by tonight with help from Jonathan. Sorry! Have a great day!

Chelsea Wins 2nd Consecutive Title, English Disaster, 10 Straight Win For 'Pool !

Chelsea Wins 2nd Title In 50 Years

Chelsea 3-0 ManYoo (Gallas, Cole, Carvalho)
Congratulations to Chelsea, for winning their 2nd only title in 50 years after beating ManYoo 3-0. Although theoretically you could say they 'bought' their title with the 300 odd million pounds, but for 11 superstars to work together in unison is commendable. Credits to Moan-inho, you've done well. But you're getting boring....so....nevermind! As a Liverpool fan, I dont know why i post this, but I should be gracious in finishing behind them (unlike some portugeezer). Hope we'll nick the 2nd spot though!

English Disaster At Hand: Rooney MIGHT Miss The World Cup
Dear oh dear, things seemed to get worst for England eh. Appointing the manager after the WC became quite a fracas, now Wayne Rooney is deemed to be out for around 6 weeks! Which means he MIGHT miss the early part of the World Cup. Mr Eriksson must now gamble on his fitness and decide whether to bring the wonderkid to Germany. I for one hope he's alright for World Cup, because without him, England's slight chance of winning it will go down the drain and
we would have one less player to make us go 'WOW' and watch in awe. So get well soon, although you used to be a bluenose and now a manc.



"Please, please! Pray for meeee!" HAHA.









Liverpool Goes Level On Points With ManYoo After Their 10th Consecutive Win

Liverpool 3-1 Aston Villa
Ah, this match highlights the importance of Steven Gerrard to Liverpool. This season, we proved that we can still do it without our taslimanic skipper, but it is of no harm having him in the team. He'll change the luck and the face of the game as swift as he hit his 2nd goal last night. Brilliant stuff. Liverpool took the lead through Nando Morientes, then took the foot off the gas, and some gash defending from Djimi "Im a CL Final Medalist!" Traore let Aston Villa scored through Gareth Barry, who too should have scored in the 1st half. Sami Hyypia was shaky and not very convincing yesterday, might be due to the number of games he's took part this season.

So when you need alittle inspiration, it has to comef rom the skipper isn't it. First, he scored from a corner and then went on to lash a 40yards striker into the top left corner of Sorensen's goal. GET IN THERE YOU BEAUTYYY! Fantastic results for the reds, as we can put pressure on those Mancs and might be able to pip them for 2nd place! Come on you Reds! We can do it!


Drogballs' Player Ratings:
Reina (7.5) - Had quite a shaky game. His clearance almost got deflected into his own net. But redeemed himself with that save.
Kromkamp (8) - Did well. Solid throughout the game, Not too bad going forward. Good buy!
Carragher (9) - Need I say more? Tower and strength in the defence. Clearance after clearance. Legend in the making!
Hyypia (7) - Shaky, and trying to be a little smart at times. But had a couple of good distributions.
Traore (5) - Oh dear, how on earth is he still in the squad, beggars believe. Can't even pass the ball properly.
Cisse (7.5) - Had a pretty decent game i guess. Gave Bouma lots of trouble.
Gerrard (9.5) - Inspirational skipper.Had a tremendous game. But does disappear for short preiod of time.
Alonso (8) - 2 assists. Class passer of the ball. But apart from that, he didn't hit top form and had some stray passes here and there.
Riise (7) - Ineffective game on wide left. Didn't help having Traore behind him eh?
Crouch (7) - Had an alright game. Showed good technique doing the over-head kick. Quiet.
Morientes (7.5) - Works like a capacitor. Started off brightly with a goal. Then..Nothing......

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