bodo gle bangang lembab lembu siput kurekure setan mangkok pinggan ayon!

bangang gle laaa wehhhh lawan fulham pown xleh menang.BENDE NIHHHH!!!

COME ON larh chelsea!get up!cisss laaa

cane laa leh goal last2 minute cam2.vavi setan tol!dahla free gle tepi tuhh!TAKDE BACKUP KE???bodobodobodo!heish ak taktaulaaa nak cakap camne lagi

nak tgu man u potong baru nak tuka taktik ke scolari??waduhhh.let me be the manager laa camnih

my formation:4-4-2
bosingwa,carvalho,terry,a.cole
joe cole,ballack,lampard,deco/belletti/mikel
drogba anelka

gune neyhh weyyy we could get better play!come on lahhh!
xnk jadi worst season wehh xmenang pape!sialan ahhh!

asl laa gne deco tadi
ballack much better kowttt!
aduhhhh

btw,drogba memang siyeslaa HEBAT GILE NAK MATI!he turns chelsea into an attacking play at last!fuhhh

and of course laaa lampard MAN OF THE MATCH td.bapak power gle goal2 dy
fuhhh!LOVE YOU LAMPS!

anddd..skang ak cam nak sokong barca n valencia je dowh.ade MESSI and DAVID VILLA<3333!
tapi oleh disebabkan jiwe aku yang dah sebati ngan chelsea nihh ak memang da takleh tuka team beb!memglaa btol org kate ak ny hidop ngan chelsea tuhhh.huhu.takpe.aku bahagie.but not this lately laaa...huhuuhuhu.
and btw,TERRY aku memg takleh tarok tepi.huhu!ily JT muahmuah!
ahahaha
k laa sekian luahan perasaan dari aku yang kesedihan tambah kebengangan!
byebye

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Football: The year in review
LONDON: Spain struck a joyous blow for the beautiful game as they finally shone on the international stage but the misery of Chelsea captain John Terry on a rainy May night in Moscow provided soccer’s most vivid image of 2008.
As mega-bucks continue to pour into the bank balances of the world’s top players despite a global recession, the sight of an inconsolable Terry in floods of tears after his miss in the Champions League final shoot-out against Manchester United spoke of a broken boyhood dream no amount of cash could fix.
It was a moment too that illustrated the thin dividing line between glory and failure that top sportsmen and women tread.
Terry, the club’s inspirational leader, played in the match despite dislocating a shoulder the week before and seemed destined to lead Chelsea to the pinnacle of European club football for the first time.
After a 1-1 draw, Michael Ballack, Juliano Belletti, Frank Lampard and Ashley Cole all scored for the Blues in the penalty shoot-out at the Luzhniki Stadium. Petr Cech saved from United’s Cristiano Ronaldo and Terry stepped up for the fifth spot kick with destiny in his hands.
As he struck the ball, his standing foot slipped on the sodden turf and the ball angled away from United keeper Edwin van der Sar but skimmed the outside of the post.
Nicolas Anelka’s subsequent miss that sealed United’s victory was almost incidental as Terry’s lonely, but very public, heartache filled television screens around the globe.

Arsene Wenger is shocked after refereeing expert Graham Poll said that the England captain gets special treatment from officials...

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