It's that hypnotic monobrow.Simon's Church wrote:I've always been amazed at how Bosingwa ever gets near the Chelsea squad let alone into the team, can't attack and can't defend.
It's that hypnotic monobrow.Simon's Church wrote:I've always been amazed at how Bosingwa ever gets near the Chelsea squad let alone into the team, can't attack and can't defend.
Robert Mugabe Chelsea Fan The Zimbabwean president, who has ruled the country for 32 years, revealed his love of the London club after a testimonial match for former national captain Benjani Mwaruwari, 33.
The dictator, 88, apparently told the Portsmouth striker: ‘I followed you and watched some of your games, but I am a Chelsea supporter and I always want them to score.’
'When I watch soccer, I do not want anyone to disturb me. Even my wife knows where to sit because while they are scoring in the field I will also be scoring at home, kicking everything in front of me.'
Mugabe also recounted his own tales of playing football, adding: 'I have scored a lot of goals at my home, but I can only remember scoring once during the days we played a lot of football as I grew up.
'It was rather fortunate, too. I just hit the ball towards goal and the goalkeeper was poor so it went in.'
Zammo wrote:No surprise.
Robert Mugabe Chelsea Fan The Zimbabwean president, who has ruled the country for 32 years, revealed his love of the London club after a testimonial match for former national captain Benjani Mwaruwari, 33.
The dictator, 88, apparently told the Portsmouth striker: ‘I followed you and watched some of your games, but I am a Chelsea supporter and I always want them to score.’
'When I watch soccer, I do not want anyone to disturb me. Even my wife knows where to sit because while they are scoring in the field I will also be scoring at home, kicking everything in front of me.'
Mugabe also recounted his own tales of playing football, adding: 'I have scored a lot of goals at my home, but I can only remember scoring once during the days we played a lot of football as I grew up.
'It was rather fortunate, too. I just hit the ball towards goal and the goalkeeper was poor so it went in.'
There goes Kes claim that Chelsea fans have never murdered anyone.Zammo wrote:No surprise.
Robert Mugabe Chelsea Fan The Zimbabwean president, who has ruled the country for 32 years, revealed his love of the London club after a testimonial match for former national captain Benjani Mwaruwari, 33.
The dictator, 88, apparently told the Portsmouth striker: ‘I followed you and watched some of your games, but I am a Chelsea supporter and I always want them to score.’
'When I watch soccer, I do not want anyone to disturb me. Even my wife knows where to sit because while they are scoring in the field I will also be scoring at home, kicking everything in front of me.'
Mugabe also recounted his own tales of playing football, adding: 'I have scored a lot of goals at my home, but I can only remember scoring once during the days we played a lot of football as I grew up.
'It was rather fortunate, too. I just hit the ball towards goal and the goalkeeper was poor so it went in.'
Yupparky wrote:Eden Hazard has just tweeted he will be signing for the champions league winners. Presumeably this means CheLOLsea.
Why no pic of John Terry on the Pride of Chartwell ?TBM wrote:Yupparky wrote:Eden Hazard has just tweeted he will be signing for the champions league winners. Presumeably this means CheLOLsea.
http://hobnob.royals.org/forum/viewtopi ... 0#p3313053
LOLZammo wrote:No surprise.
Robert Mugabe Chelsea Fan
while they are scoring in the field I will also be scoring at home, kicking everything in front of me.'
Ooof. That's like a John Terry clearance to the groin.Friday's Legacy wrote:Malaysia's SP Setia and Sime Darby have won the right to redevelop Battersea Power Station, beating a rival bid from Chelsea Football Club looking to move its stadium to the London landmark.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2012 ... CMP=twt_gu
It suits him though - if he is confident it was all down to him they won the FA Cup and CL then he will have no worries - if they still "sack" him to bring in Pep then it will have a good CV to get a decent job elsewhere....cmonurz wrote:Pleased for Di Matteo who is an honest, hard working manager who has pulled that Chelsea side around. But lol @ a 12-month vote of no confidence.
12 months >>>> unemployedcmonurz wrote:I don’t think it ever suits a manager to have less than a year to run on his contract. AVB got £12m for a few months work, Di Matteo is probably earning a fraction of that with a guaranteed ‘sacking’ when Pep comes out of retirement.
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