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Ancelotti's Future Vs Torres' Role At Chelsea & The Blues' Chance To Embarrass Man United
What a season have Chelsea had this season. It has been rather poor but the fact that they are still basically in the title race does not signify that. They started the season with regular displays of 'PlayStation' football that caught the eyes of many. But that one night at the Stamford Bridge against Sunderland was the simple beginning of a very dark period for Carlo Ancelotti and his men. Perhaps even the sacking of Ray Wilkins prompted them too. Who knows?
But it was that one occasion where Steve Bruce's men left London beaming with pride having just delivered a knock-ouy blow to the defending Premier League champions. I mean, who would have expected it to be the beginning to a very poor period in the Blues' calendar. After all, Ancelotti was being hailed as the saviour after guiding them to an unprecedented double last season. But, months have passed since and god knows the amount of pressure that has been lying on Ancelotti's back, waiting to explode any minute.
Chelsea Vs København: Life At Chelsea Seems A Real Mess At Times – Torres
Fernando Torres took a massive £50 million out of Chelsea's pocket but he has not found the net yet- despite already playing five games for his club. And with Carlo Ancelotti confirming that he will not start against Kobenhavn later tonight, Torres might just need to get back to his form before more criticism emerges.Nonetheless, Fernando Torres has spoken about how difficult life has been at London and he admitted that some things look like a 'real mess' at times.
"There are moments when everything seems a mess," he told The Independent.
"The first few weeks are not easy. You don't just arrive and everything is waiting for you. You have to get to grips with a new city, there's all the paperwork, looking for an apartment. It takes time to find your feet and there are moments when everything seems a mess."
Salomon Kalou Casts Grey Clouds Over His Chelsea Future.
Chelsea striker Salomon Kalou has poured out his frustration at not being able to play regular football and he even suggested that a move away from Chelsea could be possible if the circumstances remain the same for the rest of the season.The Ivorian striker has failed to start regularly since Fernando Torres arrived and has now dropped behind Torres to be the fourth choice striker at Chelsea. He has only started 11 games this season and with the situation looking gloomy for him, he insists that a departure from Chelsea might be on the cards for him.
2010 World Cup: The Top 12 African Players Expected To Shine (Part 2)
1) Steven Pieenar - South Africa
The 28-year-old Everton winger is South Africa’s play maker. He infuses excitement in Bafana Bafana’s play with his dangerous runs and his incredible pace. Steven Pieenar can take advantage of opponents’ mistake from his midfield position and initiate attacks in no time at all. But Pieenar’s weakness comes in front of goal. He can make accurate crosses from any area and angle, but scoring remains a problem. After 46 appearances...