Showing posts with label Chelsea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chelsea. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 20, 2014

Chelsea, Manchester City, United battle for Bacary Sagna

BACARY Sagna remains coy over his future after playing what could be his last game for Arsenal.
  The France international is out of contract at the Emirates this summer, and talks with the club have failed to reach agreement over an extension.
  Manchester City, Manchester United and Chelsea are all reported to be interested in landing the 31-year-old.
  Speaking after helping Arsenal lift the FA Cup, their first trophy in nine years, he reiterated that he was yet to agree terms and admits the final win over Hull City could have been his last game for the club seven years after he joined the club from Auxerre.
  “Will it be my last game for Arsenal? I don’t know,” he told The Sun.

Wednesday, April 9, 2014

Demba Ba's scrambled late goal sent Chelsea into the Champions League semi-finals

Demba Ba's scrambled late goal sent Chelsea into the Champions League semi-finals at Paris St-Germain's expense - and sparked a familiar touchline celebration from delighted Blues boss Jose Mourinho.
Chelsea needed to claw back PSG's 3-1 advantage from the first leg and Andre Schurrle - on as an early substitute for the injured Eden Hazard - gave them hope with a first-half goal.
And with only three minutes left Ba, another substitute, bundled the ball home from six yards to make the decisive contribution and spark wild celebrations as the Premier League side went through on away goals.

Thursday, January 9, 2014

Liverpool legend wants Moses out

Former Liverpool striker John Aldridge feels Nigeria international Victor Moses has failed to live up to expectations since joining Liverpool on loan from Chelsea last year, according to Football411.

Aldridge has even suggested that it would actually be in everybody’s best interests if the loan agreement between the Merseyside club and Chelsea was cancelled.

“I don’t know whether Chelsea would agree to take him back as they’ve got a big squad but it might be in everyone’s best interests if the loan is cancelled,” Aldridge wrote in his column this week.