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Archive for December, 2009

For the fifth time Birmingham has won in the Premier League, facing with Everton and having a great result:1-1 at Goodison Park.

Diniyar Bilyaletdinov is known to have put the Merseysiders, hovering above the relegation zone, with 5 minute before Sebastian Larsson has equalised with the 1st shot of Birmingham’s team.

Everton is the team which won only once in its last eleven league matches, and it has no victory at home. This is since beating the Blackburn team with 3-0.

However, the man of David Moyes wanted that sequence to come to an end when they succeed with that goal. The Everton’s team was happy to score, but not until his effort was ruled out for offside. Saha, the person who thought he scored felt unlucky in that moment.

On the other side, Larsson decided to exchange passes with Christian Benitez not until he shot past Everton goalkeeper Tim Howard. Then, Everton decided to continue after half-time while Birmingham held firm so that they have extended their unbeaten run to 8 matches.

According to the Sky Sports, Salomon Kalou admitted that he really wants to be a Chelsea star.

The Ivory Coast was also known to have failed to win himself a great place in the Blues’ starting line-up since he signed from Feyenoord for around 8million pounds in 2006.

Salomon Kalou did agree to sign a contract per three years with Chelsea in October and now is glad to play with The Blues. His only dream is to become the first and better team regular in Carlo Ancelotti’s side.

This 24-year-old man also added that who could possibly return from a thigh injury against Portsmouth. He is really trilled to be a part of the Chelsea team.

As time is going on, he try to raise his game and turn it into a better one.

Someday he hoopes to be one of the best players for Chelsea Being one of the best player for Chelsea, He will work hardly if he wants to challenge himself with improvements.

Nowadays, Kalou Salomon is the best manager of Chelsea.

Salomon Kalou is know the Chelsea manager was signed in Jose Mourinho’s time as Chelsea manager and can adapt to both the striker and winger position.

Manuel Neuer from Manchester United affirmed that he wants the Champions League
football to make his dream come true, making the Germany Number One shirt his
own, whether that means to him leaving Schalke 04 football team.

His agent found that his client was courted by Manchester United, admitting that “I can only realise my goal of permanently being the national goalkeeper if I play Champions League football.”

As long as Manchester United keeps the eye on Neuer, the Royal Blues’ goalkeeper affirms he hopes he has the chance to win Germany’s Number One shirt for the World Cup Of Next Year. Firstly, Schalke 04 is the team which must qualify for the Champions League.

He also added that he hopes that they can do it with Schalke. Neuer had no doubts that
he is one of the top 3 goalkeepers in Germany and he realized he can become the best one in Germany. All he wants is to be in goal for the World Cup.

Since 2007, he become the no1 keeper of Schalke, meanwhile his current deal with the Bundesliga side is going to expire in 2012.

According to the latest news, Sir Alex Ferguson is supposed to have revealed the thing that Manchester Utd is ready to offer its veteran duo Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes a contract extension of 12 months.

Their entire career, they have played at Old Trafford and now they want to sign new deals in order to underline their loyalty for The Red Devils.

Ryan Giggs is known to be the reigning PFA Player of the Year such as the latest Premier League player known to have scored around 100 goals.

In this time, Paul Scholes didn’t give up and he has built a legacy at Manchester Utd, still having quality in his game in despite of his age of over 35 years.

Ferguson claimed that “Ryan will be offered a new contract for next season, which is an indication of what we think of him coming up to 37 next season, and Paul knows he will be offered one as well”. He also added that Ryan Giggs is a great example for young people today. Related to Paul Scholes Ferguson said that “I spoke to Paul and he said he didn’t actually say he was thinking of his future”.

Eventually, all was said so that the only thing they wanted was quality and performance.

ESPN has finally decided to sign a deal of 4 years which is worth around 35 million pounds. This deal is going to start only in the 2010/11 season meanwhile running in parallel with the agreement of FA. This agreement is related to the terrestrial broadcaster ITV which will also cover the international matches Of England and those of FA Cup.

ITV, as well as ESPN will have the chance to show the final of FA Cup live.

For those who don’t know, the FA Cup is the oldest knockout football competition for seniors and in the same time being in common with the English Premier League. This thing attracts lots of people around the Globe.

In the middle of the last year, ESPN was awarded with the rights to 46 live English Premier League games. This happened after being forfeited by Setanta.

Last week, the chief executive of FA, Ian Watmore said that they are very thrilled to have added ESPN to their list of broadcast partners.

Being a very powerful global broadcaster in United Kingdom, ESPN will give their football a great visibility and they are expecting to have a great partnership with them.

Arsenal in trouble with Football Association after an object was thrown on to the pitch during Sunday’s Premier League clash with Chelsea at the Emirates Stadium.

The people think that the objectis a camera and the reason that caused the game to be stopped after it had appeared to be thrown towards Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard.

Andre Marriner was the referee and mentioned the incident in his match report and the FA.

However, it is a good think that the object did not strike any player or official, and the likelihood of severe sanctions against the club are minimal.

Chelsea win with a 3-0 victory in the derby thanks to a brace by Didier Drogba and a Thomas Vermaelen own goal.