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Liverpool’s problems deepened last night when they could manage only a 2-2 draw at home to Birmingham City — a result that leaves them 11 points behind Chelsea, the leaders of the Barclays Premier League. Full Article at Times Online
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It may well have been the coldest night of the year (or at least since February) but the few hundred souls who turned up at Griffin Park for the West London Reserve Derby were treated to a six-goal thriller featuring end-to-end action, full-blooded... Full Article at CFCnet
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Chelsea's Italian Manager Carlo Ancelotti (R) gestures in front of the Manchester United bench during the English Premier League football match between Chelsea and Manchester United at Stamford Bridge in London on November 8, 2009. View Photo »
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We cannot say anything on this [the market] because we are waiting for a decision from FIFA. We have to wait before making any move. Pazzini is doing really well, but if all the players I like were to come to Chelsea, we would have to enlarge the squad
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Mark Hughes, the Manchester City manager, has responded to criticisms from Match of the Day's pundits, and in particular Alan Hansen, by condemning their habit of trying to "nail" players and accusing them of making damning judgments without having... Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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Liverpool failed to close the gap on Chelsea tonight as they could only manage a two all draw against Birmingham at Anfield. David Ngog opened the scoring for the Reds with a thunderous volley into the roof of the net on 12mins. Full Article at Soccer Blogs
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As I was saying on Saturday, I had to miss the live broadcast of the match on Saturday evening as I was out with Jo and her friends, Jen and Chris. We met in Camden and went to a pub on the Lock for a drink whilst we decided where we would go to eat. Full Article at Arsenal Mania
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Manchester United's English striker Wayne Rooney on his knees during the English Premier League footbal match between Chelsea and Manchester United at Stamford Bridge in London on November 8, 2009. View Photo »
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Chelsea will mount the strongest appeal possible following the decision of FIFA's Dispute Resolution Chamber over Gael Kakuta.
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Three splendid goals by a much-changed side saw Chelsea come from behind three times in Monday night's derby. Full Article at Chelsea FC | Official Site
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Sir Alex Ferguson will not face any action from the Football Association over his criticism of referee Martin Atkinson following Manchester United's defeat by Chelsea. Full Article at Sportal Australia
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We cannot say anything on this [the market] because we are waiting for a decision from FIFA. We have to wait before making any move. Pazzini is doing really well, but if all the players I like were to come to Chelsea, we would have to enlarge the squad
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Chelsea will mount the strongest appeal possible following the decision of FIFA's Dispute Resolution Chamber over Gael Kakuta.
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The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has granted the request for a stay filed by Chelsea Football Club Ltd and Mr Gael Kakuta in relation to the decision taken by the FIFA Dispute Resolution Chamber on 27 August 2009
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The FIFA Dispute Resolution Chamber imposed, inter alia, a restriction of four months' ineligibility on Mr Gael Kakuta, and Chelsea Football Club Ltd was banned from registering any new players, either nationally or internationally, for the next two complete, consecutive registration periods. Such sanct...
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These are good players and we need to know details about this type of footballer ... This does not signify that Chelsea are preparing contracts but it is necessary to follow the market. The club awaits a decision over transfers and when we will be able to next reinforce the squad.
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Chelsea will make a £33million bid for Valencia's super Spanish striker David Villa - but he would rather go to rivals Manchester United. Roman Abramovich has approved a mega bid for the hitman who will be sold by his hard-up club in the next transfer window, and a top agent has been brought in to do th...
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I watch a lot of football. I'm a boring t***. I watch Barcelona, Arsenal, Chelsea, Man United; sometimes the Bolivian league as well. And I don't see too many men in European football wanting to beat players. It's a dying art.
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Chelsea are ready to make a £25million move for Spain international David Villa in the January transfer window. The Blues are appealing against a FIFA ban on signing players for allegedly breaching rules.
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I feel very, very sorry for the player. I know Portsmouth owe Chelsea and Arsenal. I wish SAFA could intervene in Bhasera's case, but they are scared of big teams like Kaizer Chiefs, that's why they are sitting on the fence. FIFA haven't made a ruling yet
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Hey, another NFL game in London! Awful! The Tampa Bay fans lose a home game as a soccer-mad nation checks in on Chelsea and Man U.
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Both Chelsea FC and Kakuta have requested that the FIFA decision be stayed pending the outcome of the CAS arbitration. A decision concerning the request for a stay is likely to be issued by the CAS at the beginning of November.
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Chelsea Football Club and Gael Kakuta have filed appeals at the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) against the decision issued by the FIFA Dispute Resolution Chamber on August 27 2009.
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I hope that Mr. Prokhorov will do to the Brooklyn Nets - well, New Jersey Nets, which I hope will become the Brooklyn Nets - what Mr. Abramovich did to the Chelsea soccer club
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I am a striker and it's really important for me to get goals and try to make history at this club. I was already a part of Chelsea history when we won the Premier League for the first time in 2005 and then defended our title a year later
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I think they started the first few games very well ... I like the new signing, Vermaelen, I think he looked terrific. He's not a giant but he springs well, he is alert. Arsenal have always played great football since Arsène Wenger has been here. I think we are a better footballing side than Chelsea and ...
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Non-league Woking are lining up an ambitious move for former Chelsea and Leeds United striker Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink.
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Drogba’s goal record and popularity may be less than Torres’s but his impact is of a similar size. He wins his team as many matches and has become sufficiently iconic for football people to talk of him as a template… between them, the pair have lit up recent Chelsea-Liverpool encounters, Torres scoring ...
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The loss of Drogba, Essien, Mikel and Kalou would be a huge blow to Chelsea in any season but this season even more so as the transfer ban imposed by FIFA means Ancelotti cannot even bring in replacements in January. That means Chelsea will have to make do with what they have got.
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Among (the career highlights) are certainly the draw against Sporting Lisbon with a ten-man Uniao Leiria, then the UEFA Cup I won with Porto in 2003 and the first league title with Chelsea
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Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez is ready make a shock move for Chelsea defender Alex as he bids to boost his defensive options at Anfield.
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