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Chelsea FC thread (Champions!)

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Drogba in discussion with the ref, making peace by shaking his hand, nice clip (2MB)

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0-1 Lampard - penalty (700kb)

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Liverpool v Chelsea

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Anfield
Sunday, 2 October
Kick-off: 1600 BST
BBC Radio Five Live

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Liverpool expect to have Fernando Morientes back after six games out with a hamstring injury and Mohamed Sissoko may also return after a groin injury.

Harry Kewell and Jerzy Dudek could return soon after long-term problems but Liverpool are likely to keep the team that played Chelsea in Europe.

Chelsea left-back Asier Del Horno is available after coming through a reserve game against Norwich.

John Terry (ankle) and William Gallas (leg) should play despite minor knocks.

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Liverpool (from): Reina, Finnan, Josemi, Carragher, Hyypia, Traore, Warnock, Luis Garcia, Gerrard, Hamann, Sissoko, Alonso, Zenden, Sinama-Pongolle, Riise, Crouch, Cisse, Morientes, Carson

Chelsea (from): Cech, Cudicini, Johnson, Ferreira, Gallas, Terry, Carvalho, Makelele, Essien, Lampard, Joe Cole, Carlton Cole, Wright-Phillips, Duff, Drogba, Crespo, Robben, Geremi, Gudjohnsen, Huth.

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Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard:
"Everyone is saying that they are invincible and that no-one was going to take points off them but we have proved the gap is not that big.
"Drawing with them on Wednesday in the Champions League gives us a massive belief we can win the three points.

"We know we can get at Chelsea and we know that we can beat them."


Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho :
"In six matches Liverpool have only beaten us once and we know in which circumstances they beat us.
"But at the same time we know also that in the last three games we couldn't score and we couldn't score because they defended really well.

"We have to give credit to a team that defended well and defended with a lot of aggression."

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BIG-MATCH FACTS


LIVERPOOL and Chelsea - the Premiership's only remaining unbeaten clubs - lock horns for the second time at Anfield in four days, and will be expected to turn on a more exciting spectacle than that on display in the Champions League goalless bore draw on Wednesday night - the first time Chelsea had failed to score this season. The European champions go into the game still trailing the pacesetters by 14 points with two games in hand in the highest division, having drawn their last three League games. Indeed the Merseysiders are the Premiership's draw specialists, with four stalemates. They last registered four top flight draws on the spin between 26 November and 18 December 1994. A goalless game with Chelsea at Stamford Bridge was the last in the sequence.

Rafael Benitez' Reds are yet to concede at Anfield in this Premiership season, and have not lost any of the last nine top flight matches in front of the home fans - winning five and drawing four since a 0-1 reverse to Manchester United on 15 January.

The Reds were 'doubled' in the Premiership by Chelsea last season, but they then more than made amends by knocking Chelsea out of the Champions League on their way to the lifting the silverware. Matches between these clubs are always close. There's only been a goal between them at most in the last 11 League and Cup meetings since March 2002.

CHELSEA have set a new winning mark from the start of a Premiership season of seven matches and are chasing Tottenham's top flight record of 11 games achieved in the 1960/61 campaign. The Blues are closing in on Arsenal's unbeaten League record of 49 matches. They've won 30 and drawn six in building a 36 match undefeated string since their only League loss under Jose Mourinho at Manchester City on 16 October last year.

The champions have scored a total of five goals without reply in three Premiership wins on the road this term. They're unbeaten in 13 games in all competitions home and away (11 wins, two draws), and the loss to Liverpool in last season's Champions League semi-final is their only defeat in 18. Luke Moore's goal for Aston Villa at the Bridge last Saturday is the only score to hit the back of the Chelsea net in 687 minutes (11 hours 27 minutes) of Premiership football.

Having not won 11 Premier League visits (losing nine) to Liverpool, Chelsea are now looking to make it three League wins on the bounce at Anfield. They won 1-2 in August 2003 and 0-1 last season.

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Referee:

Graham Poll (Tring)

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LIVERPOOL

Club stats
Fixtures
Going into the weekend: 13th 7 points
(all statistics are ahead of this weekend's round of Premiership fixtures)

Protecting an unbeaten Premiership record (one win, four draws).
Seven points after the first five games equals last season's start to the Premiership season.
Failed to score in three of their five top division encounters, and kept clean sheets in four of them.
Unbeaten in six Premier League duels. Won two and drawn four since losing 3-1, away to Arsenal on 8 May.
Won eight of their 14 games in all competitions, so far this term.
Picked up more points than any other club in the top division when failing to score (three).
On the longest current sequence in the Premiership of 17 matches since winning by more than a single goal (3-1, home to Fulham on 5 February).
Won nine of the last 15 League and Cup games (counting last season's Champions League Final as a victory).
The Premiership's club to avoid as far as goals return is concerned. Their five games have produced just five goals (three for, two against).
Yet to concede in the first half of a Premiership game this term.

Lost only one of 15 matches in all competitions at Anfield.
One of four clubs still to lose a home League game in the top tier.
The only club with a watertight defence in home Premier League matches.


CHELSEA

Club stats
Fixtures
Going into the weekend: 1st 21 points
(all statistics are ahead of this weekend's round of Premiership fixtures)

Won 12 of the last 15 in all competitions - spanning last season.
Experienced only one defeat in 45 Premiership games under Mourinho.
Scored two goals in each of the last four League contests.
Gone 28 League games since conceding more than a single goal in a match (2-2 at Arsenal on 12 December last year).
Conceded two goals only twice in League games under Mourinho (2-2, home to Bolton on 20 November last year was the other game).
Scored in each of the last 12 top League engagements - the longest current such run in the Premiership.
Averaging a goal per half of Premiership football played this term.
The club's previous best after the first eight games of a Premiership season was 20 points in each of the last two seasons. They already have 21.
Gone 65 League clashes since losing by more than a single goal (4-2, away to Charlton on Boxing Day 2003).
Ahead at half time in only two of seven Premiership matches so far. Four of the other five were goalless at the break.

Not lost in 17 away Premiership matches - winning 15 and drawing two since the reverse at Manchester City.
The only club with a watertight defence in Premier League matches, away from home.

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KEY PLAYER NOTES/POTENTIAL MILESTONES

LIVERPOOL

Steven GERRARD is two shy of totalling 50 goals for Liverpool.
If he plays, Dietmar HAMANN will be making his 200th English League appearance. Hamann will become the first German to a complete a double century of appearamces in English top flight football since the legendary Manchester City goalkeeper Bert Trautmann, who went on to make 466 appearances between 1949 and 1963.


CHELSEA

Joe COLE scored both goals in the 1-0 Premiership victories over Liverpool last season.

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LAST SEASON'S CORRESPONDING GAME:
Liverpool 0-1 Chelsea
1 January 2005 - Ref: Mike Riley
Chelsea scorer: Cole 80

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HEAD TO HEAD TOTALS
League: Liverpool 57 wins, Chelsea 41, Draws 26
Prem: Liverpool 10 wins, Chelsea 11, Draws 5

HEAD TO HEAD at Liverpool
League: Liverpool 42 wins, Chelsea 7, Draws 13
Prem: Liverpool 9 wins, Chelsea 2, Draws 2

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ill upload goals, skills and some highlights during the match


Drogba in discussion with the ref, making peace by shaking his hand, nice clip (2MB)

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0-1 Lampard - penalty (700kb)

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0-1 Lampard - penalty - include celebration, replays and the foul(6MB)
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1-1 Gerard (800kb)
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1-1 Gerard - include replays, celebration (7MB)
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1-2 Duff - fantastic skill and assist Drogba (1MB)

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1-2 Duff - fantastic skill and assist Drogba - include celebration and replays (9MB)


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Gerard - Great skills (1MB)
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1-3 Cole (1mb)

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1-3 Cole - include replays and celebration (10mb)

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1-4 Geremi (700kb)
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1-4 Geremi include replays and celebration (7MB)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XGI4VK39

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Sulph said:
4-1.

*Brushes the dust off the hands*

You'll always walk alone.
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hey you should keep track of assists too, wat u think! :lol:

looooooooooooooooool ya those scousers must be mad drunk, after 4-1 i would walk alone to the parking lot!

I just hated it when Gerrard Celebrated , he pisssed me off, like hes the best or something!

Hey Gerrard u suk, AND thats why we're champions, thats why we're champions, thats why we're champions!!!! :lmao:

I cant believe Lampard got a yellow card for kissing hes badge :!:

DROGBA unbelievable, single handedly outmuscled the liverpool defence looool.

Thats Y Jose is the *special one* , Drogba instead of Crespo , Cole instead of Robben. Team spirit, character, unity, those things money cant buy.
 
Yeah i loved that chant, THATS WHY WE'RE CHAMPIONS!

Stupid reason to give a yellow.

ALL HAIL DROGBA!

I loved that huddle at the end too!
 
Sulph, could you possibly post the danny mills goal for man city? apparantly its awesome??

And im loving the new 'chelsea juggernaut' nickname!
 
Hope Drogba can keep that and show how good he can be. That's a great result 4-1. ROCK ON!! \m/
 
I just wanted to congratulate you CHelsea fans for this reult, i used to always defend liverpool when they played against you guys, but after what i saw yesterday, you guys deserve to be esctatic !! you deserved it completey !
 
I'll be very surprised if you guys don't win the Championship this year. GO CHELSEA!

Just saw the goals, omg what a game from Drogba, he was in the four goals, pity he didn't score any, but omg, that second goal, what an amazing trick by Drogba, it's gonna be a classic of him!
 
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If Drogba played like that for you guys regular basis he would justify his price tag.

I just hope now he realises he doesn't have to dive all over the pitch and just stick to his game.
 
I think Drogba has bee the best forward for us so far this season. And as his confidence grows hopefully he'll improve. That flick he did was superb. His miskicks weren't :lol: He is certainly showing more commitment this season. Last sason he would just give up. Perhaps it's Hernan waving at him from the bench that drives him on :mryellow:
 
chelsea_fan said:
hey you should keep track of assists too, wat u think! :lol:

looooooooooooooooool ya those scousers must be mad drunk, after 4-1 i would walk alone to the parking lot!

I just hated it when Gerrard Celebrated , he pisssed me off, like hes the best or something!

Hey Gerrard u suk, AND thats why we're champions, thats why we're champions, thats why we're champions!!!! :lmao:

I cant believe Lampard got a yellow card for kissing hes badge :!:

DROGBA unbelievable, single handedly outmuscled the liverpool defence looool.

Thats Y Jose is the *special one* , Drogba instead of Crespo , Cole instead of Robben. Team spirit, character, unity, those things money cant buy.
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WOW. I'd hate to be around you when Chelsea lose a game.
 
Would Stevie-G regret not having flown to Madrid when he had the chance? FC Liverpool is just Gerrard, Luis García, Carragher, Riise and one or two more. The rest of the team, especially Traore (what on earth is Rafa thinking?), suck.

Chelsea have a more balanced team. Del Horno and Joe Cole are doing great, Drogba is (at last!) showing his talent, and the Frank-Terry-Makelele triangle builds a very strong formation. I don't see any team in England that's able to match that power. Chelski is, like it or not, #1 at this moment.
 
RuneEdge said:
WOW. I'd hate to be around you when Chelsea lose a game.
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Id hate to be around you at any time. I cant take the jealousy. Its like seeping out of your mouth.
 
WOW. Ten wins in a row is a pretty good record. I wonder if the reason is that Chelsea is way ahead of the rest of the teams, or that the Premiership has four or five powerful teams and the rest are way below them. What's up with United, Arsenal, L'pool, N'Castle...? United are the best among these, and they are ten points behind with just eight games played. That's a hell of a lot having just started the fall...
 
Nickybaker said:
If Drogba played like that for you guys regular basis he would justify his price tag.

I just hope now he realises he doesn't have to dive all over the pitch and just stick to his game.
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lol he aint gonna face hypia everyweek though is he.....
 
gerrard sucks lmao funnist comment ive heard, hes far more complete than lampard , pick him for enlgnad any day if i had to chooe, although lampard is a quality player he aint no stevie Gerrard. Now I know why ppl hated man u all thoses years ago, mind u they played attractive football week in week out at that point.Best prem side ever . I love watching ibramovic spend all his money , would love to see what happens if he died(or better yet got found out for his dodgy deals) though need a paddle anyone.
 
Sulph said:
Id hate to be around you at any time. I cant take the jealousy. Its like seeping out of your mouth.
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OK. Seriously. Just fuck off.
All you do is start flame wars and its just damn annoying now.
How is this even the slightest got to do with jealousy? And why the fuck would I be jealous of you?
 
It seems that way although comments like those made by Gallas at the weekend will lead to this becoming a permanant fixture.
 
Leviathan said:
You're an idiot, just like your signature.
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Oh, so you know what RuneEdge feels about Chelsea FC? Do you share some sort of close creepy bond with him that youve come to a level where you can just say what hes thinking?

And..my signature's an idiot? What? :roll:
 
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