Archive for March, 2008
CROSS BAR KEEPS CHELSEA IN TITLE CHALLENGE
Chelsea survived a late scare as Middlesbrough thrice hit the woodwork, but in the end Ricardo Carvalho’s fifth minute goal, his first of the season, was enough to give the Blues another valuable three points, as the title race reaches its climax.With Frank Lampard missing through illness and Petr Čech still struggling with his ankle injury, ...
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CHELSEA VERSUS MIDDLESBROUGH – PLAYER RATINGS
Well, that was crap. Crap, crap, crap, crap. The couple of thousand who stayed away were smart — if they chose not to waste their time and watch it on TV. Conserving energy for the Champions League is all well and good, but this game was played at a slower pace than a warm down. In retrospect, ...
SAVED BY THE WOODWORK
In a forgettable match at Stamford Bridge this afternoon, Chelsea beat Middlesbrough 1-0 courtesy of an early goal from Ricardo Carvalho, gaining three points to keep the pressure on in the chase for the Premier League title. With a performance many will be hoping isn’t repeated away in Turkey ...
VIEW FROM THE NORTH STAND – BORO
My travels this week have taken me up, through the smog, to seek out Robert Nichols (no relation to the ‘great’ Mark!), who’s a leading light behind superior Middlesborough website fly me to the moon – (http://www.fmttmboro.com). Wasting ...
SCORE IN A MINUTE
After proving our title ambitions with that brilliant turnaround against Arsenal last Sunday, it’s now Middlesbrough’s turn to attempt to de-rail us at the Bridge this weekend. Having proved ourselves against the big boys, it is worth noting that wins against the Boro’s of this World ...
SHAFTED, EVERTON FIXTURE CHANGE
I would just like add my personal displeasure (for what it’s worth) to the emails I’ve received and messages seen within the CFCnet forum concerning Sky TV/Premier League’s decision to completely shaft ...
TOP DROG
Didier Drogba’s match-winning exploits for Chelsea against Arsenal helped him claim the top weekly score in The Actim Index, the official player ratings system of the Barclays Premier League. After posting 36 points in a goalscoring display in the thrilling 4-4 draw at Tottenham, the Ivory Coast international ...
UNOFFICIAL CHELSEA FC MAGAZINES
We currently have two ways in which you can read the CFCnet magazine. You can order it in the traditional way. In which you get a nice A4, 48 page, shiny, glossy magazine or you get the same thing but in a digital format. The digital version means that once you’ve purchased it you can be reading ...
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GRAB YOUR CHANCE TO MEET CHOPPER, THE CAT, KERRY & MORE
The Chelsea legends will be getting together In support of the Willow Foundation on April 25th 2008 at the Hilton hotel, Gatwick. Featuring a formidable host of stars from the 50’s to the 90’s, this is a fantastic opportunity to meet and dine with some of the players that helped make Chelsea the ...
IT WAS BETTER BACK THEN
I’m 32. I have to remind myself of this quite often, because I carry around an image of myself in my head, and in it I have the pristine body that someone lent me for a few weeks around my 19th birthday, healthily coloured skin and eyes unfaded by years of cynical underachievement. It’s not ...
CHELSEA ANNOUNCE SQUAD FOR PETERSFIELD TOWN
A star-studded line-up packed with former England internationals is set to take to the pitch when Chelsea play Petersfield next month. Spectators have already been snapping up tickets for the visit of Chelsea Old Boys to Love Lane on April 20, when a team made up of former professionals from the Premier ...
SPURS REVISITED
Chelsea and Tottenham may have huffed and puffed their way through 90 minutes at White Hart Lane, but Manchester United and Arsenal must have breathed a collective sigh of relief as, once again, Chelsea, somewhat ingloriously, contrived to almost snatch a defeat from what seemed like certain victory. ...
GREAT RESULT GRANTED, BUT STILL WORK TO DO
‘F*ck all … you’re gonna win f*ck all, you’re gonna win f*ck all, you’re gonna win f*ck all’. The chant had rung loudly in my ears, tinnitus-like, as I’d made my way down Tottenham High Road in the direction of Seven Sisters tube station last Wednesday night. The ...
