

CFCinUSA
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Both moves acquiring Hazard and Hulk have been terrific for bringing new young talent to the club. But, don't overlook the positive ripple effects these will have. You shouldn't try to analyze Hazard or Hulk's individual stats to see what type of impact they'll have, you have to look at how they are pieces to the bigger puzzle, that is nicely rounding into form. With a frontline of Mata Hazard Hulk with Torres up front, you have all four playing their natural position and will be able to feed off of eachother's talents and creativity. Torres is now the man, no sitting behind DidiLegend. We all know he's a primadonna who wants the attention on himself and wants to be in the spotlight. Well, this year not only will he be THE guy, but he will have a GREAT supporting cast of very creative players alongside him. Last year the team didn't gel when Torres played and didn't play to his stregths. This year, to me it looks like the right pieces of the overall puzzle are in place and this will help Torres tremendously, and in turn help us make a run for the damn PL title.
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He accomplished everything while with this club, and for that we fans shall be forever grateful. Didier Drogba, an absolute legend.
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Champions League Final 2012 - Chelsea 1 (4)-(3) 1 Bayern Munich
CFCinUSA replied to BlueLion.'s topic in Champions Archive
Wish I could have been at Allianz to celebrate, or in London. What an amazing end to a crazy season. It was meant to be ours this season. I dont know which was better, the look on Schweinsteiger's face after he hit woodwork or Didi's cap on a remarkable career with the Blues. KTBFFH! -
Would you guys rather CFC acquire Falcao or Demba Ba?
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Champions League Final 2012 - Chelsea 1 (4)-(3) 1 Bayern Munich
CFCinUSA replied to BlueLion.'s topic in Champions Archive
Dortmund is absolutely picking them apart. Can't wait til we do the same. They are vulnerable if you pick your spots well. -
When Torres plays hard, he's one of my favorite players to watch. So talented.
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SMASH THESE WOEFUL BUMS
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Speakin of, has anyone seen Ramos' penalty kick come down yet? Nice kick you chump. Sweet hairband.
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Man just watching highlights again, I have to say that Lampard's through ball to Ramires was a PERFECT pass. What a play. That led to the goal, which led to a turn in momentum right before half. To me, that pass was the turning point and deserves more credit. Fantastic.
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Wow. Amazing. Chelsea til I die. When you play like warriors and play as a team (even a team of 10), anything's possible. KTBFFH!
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Does anyone know if Drogba made the trip to Spain? Any word on the liklihood of him playing? I wouldn't be as dissapointed as some if Torres ended up playing, but I want Didi if he's fit.
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Does anyone in the US know what channel on Comcast this game can be seen on? Doesn't look like Fox Soccer will be airing it. I need to watch this game even if it is at 6:30am on a Saturday. Thanks!
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I think some people may be overthinking this. The priority is the CL. Think about it, we have a very ligitimate shot at getting through against the best club in the world and playing in the finals of the CL. The discussions about the importance of the Arsenal game are all revolving getting into the CL next year, and of course that's a goal too. But let's not always be planning for the next year. This year we have a real opportunity in the CL, and we have to keep that at the top of the priority list. Plus, as another poster said, even if we do lose to Arsenal that doesn't mean CL hopes are dashed, not by a longshot. When you get the chance in the CL, you take advantage of it. The time is ours to do exactly that.
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For anyone who doesn't have Twitter or who doesn't follow Di Matteo, he tweeted this shortly after last night's game: Roberto Di Matteo @THEDiMatteo "I knew Roman cutting the oil supply to the Ivory Coast would have a great effect on Didier #manmanagement #drogbasback #CFC"
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What a win! Battled our hearts out! I think we would be kidding ourselves if we didn't admit we got a little lucky, on many occasions. Very easily could have been a 3-1 or 4-1 final. BUT that was not to be, and we deserved this one. KTBFFH!
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I'm not able to watch the game right now. How does the crowd look/sound? Could only imagine, it's gotta be nuts inside the Bridge right now!
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Anyone else have a site that is streaming this match that doesn't require any type of YouTube or downloads in order to view it? Please let me know if you do. I'm at work and need to see this match!
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My keys to this match, some of which have already been mentioned: 1) Maintain an aggressive mindset. If you play on your heels, even with players tracking back and helping, you're playing right into the hands of Barca. 2) Related to #1, exploit Barca's defensive weakness. 3) Avoid the feeling out process in the first 20 minutes of this match. You know what you're going to get with Barca. Attack from the KO and scoring the first goal, ideally an early goal, would be absolutely huge. 4) If the Blues are to win, there will be at least one goal from a set piece. Take advantage of our size. Also, I have to disagree with anyone who thinks 1-0 Chelsea tonight and scoreless draw next week is going to happen. If anything, I see more of a 3-2 game tonight, due to Barca's defensive weakness and exploitable areas. Blue Flag, CFC, Let's gooooo!
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For those who are interested, today's game's odds were Real +155 and Bayern +165 (i.e. Real a slight favorite), and tomorrow is Barca -154 and Chelsea +375. Nobody's really giving the Blues much of a chance, even at the Bridge.
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As much as I'd like to see the Blues beat both Spanish clubs, I'm most certainly rooting for Bayern today. I'm a bit surprised that Real is only a slight favorite in today's match to be honest, they could very well dominate.
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I would disagree wholeheartedly with those who say a scoreless draw would not be a bad thing. Barca will play better at home, they always do. Let's not overcomplicate this scenerio - This game at The Bridge is a must win.
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Hey friends - First post ever on this board. I'm from the States and stayed in west London a few weeks ago. I've always loved soccer (yes, I call it soccer lol) and have always admired the PL very much. While watching a few CFC games with passionate fans while I was there, the choice of which PL team I had to adopt was clear. It also doesn't hurt that my buddy is a big spurs fan. Proud to be a part of the BluesNation! Now, my question to you all is this: Would you play Messi physically in an effort to slow him down and frustrate him? Watching all those Barca games in LaLiga, I get so frustrated watching the defenders lay off him and let Messi run circles around them. Respect his skill, but send a message early in this match. Lets go CFC.