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I can appreciate Terry but I ing hate Drogba.
I like Chelsea but ing hate Terry
I can appreciate Terry but I ing hate Drogba.
Thank you,son. I am in the highest of high right now. , I didn't even watch that much on the Spurs game.
CHELSEA!!!!
So you like a racist and hate a black dude
Oh andat this:
Reggie Bush @reggie_bush
Shoot Drogba might even hit a Nazi chick tonight in Germany! LOL!
Drogba is DAT
European Champion Clubs' Cup/UEFA Champions League wins (club)
9 Real Madrid CF (ESP)
7 AC Milan (ITA)
5 Liverpool FC (ENG)
4 AFC Ajax (NED), FC Bayern München (GER), FC Barcelona (ESP)
3 FC Internazionale Milano (ITA), Manchester United FC (ENG)
2 SL Benfica (POR), Juventus (ITA), Nottingham Forest FC (ENG), FC Porto (POR)
1 Celtic FC (SCO), Chelsea FC (ENG), Hamburger SV (GER), FC Steaua Bucureşti (ROU), Olympique de Marseille (FRA), Feyenoord (NED), Aston Villa FC (ENG), PSV Eindhoven (NED), FK Crvena zvezda (SRB), Borussia Dortmund (GER)
European Champion Clubs' Cup/UEFA Champions League wins (country)
13 Spain
12 England, Italy
6 Germany, Netherlands
4 Portugal
1 France, Romania, Scotland, Serbia
Sometimes the underdog wins.
Of the four biggest English clubs, only Arsenal do not have a Champions League trophy.
Chelsea is the only London team to win the CLOf the four biggest English clubs, only Arsenal do not have a Champions League trophy.
Di Matteo 1
TOSB Wenger 0
Yes, Torres scored against Barca. So?
Olic rues penalty miss
Ivica Olic has rued his penalty miss as his last game for Bayern Munich ended in defeat in the UEFA Champions League final.
The Croatian striker came on as a 97th minute subs ute for Franck Ribery and wasted a golden chance in the second period of extra-time before his spot-kick in the shoot-out was saved by Petr Cech.
Bastian Schweinsteiger's spot-kick was then tipped on to the post by Cech as Chelsea emerged 4-3 winners and Olic, who has been at Bayern since 2009 but will join Wolfsburg on a two-year contract, was disappointed that his last game for the club ended in defeat.
He told Sportske Novosti. "I didn't want to take a penalty, but had no other choice.
Step forward
"At the end I had to step forward as none of my team-mates wanted to take the responsibility.
"Toni Kroos said no, Anatoliy Tymoschuk also declined. I was brave enough, but sadly Cech guessed in which corner I would shoot.
"My shot wasn't that bad, but Cech was great.
"I'm so sad. I didn't want to leave Bayern like that. I wanted to win the Champions League. I will never forget this sad night."
Bunch of cowards on that team, tbh.
Robben has to be biggest pussy. He should've relished the opportunity to redeem himself in the shootout.
LOL @ their goalkeeper being forced into taking the penalty.
Damn that really is pathetic
This. What a got tbh.
Robben probably remembered his string of big misses
Even David Cameron hates John Terry.
Champions League - Cameron blasted for John Terry comment
British Prime Minister David Cameron was clearly delighted to see Chelsea beat Bayern Munich in the Champions League final - but the penalty-shoot defeat left German Chancellor Angela Merkel stony-faced.
The White House released a picture from the Laurel Cabin at Camp David of the moment Chelsea secured victory with Barack Obama playing referee between the two leaders at the G8 summit.
Cameron, who is an Aston Villa fan, enjoyed the victory but did cause controversy earlier in the day when comments he made about Chelsea's suspended captain John Terry were picked up by microphones.
Talking before the final, Merkel said to Cameron: "Terry is not there" to which Cameron replied: "That’s good." Merkel then asked "Don't you like him?" to which Cameron replied: "He's said some bad things."
Terry was accused of racially abusing QPR defender Anton Ferdinand during the league match in October: a complaint was made against the Chelsea defender and he was charged with a racially-aggravated public order offence by the Crown Prosecution Service in February. He will stand trial on July 9 and vehemently denies the charge.
Labour MP Steve Rotheram, who is a member of the Commons sport select committee, criticised Cameron for his remarks.
"Somebody like David Cameron should know better. No matter what happens the trial has not taken place yet," he is quoted as saying in the Sunday Mirror.
"I would call it stupidity. He wants to be seen as one of the lads so he is talking about ordinary things that people in the pub talk about. But he can’t get away with it. His every utterance is picked up, He should have been much more cir spect.”
Downing Street did not deny the comment was made: "You have got what he said. It was at the start of a working session. Merkel made a comment and that was his reply. It speaks for itself. He said what he said."
The world leaders watched and discussed the match in between debating the eurozone debt crisis at the Group of Eight summit at the US President's Camp David retreat in Maryland.
Chelsea won on penalties after the match had finished 1-1.
no lol Bayern thread?
Terry says you to Cameron and high officials who don't like him. He and Drogba are det s.
Terry and s in the same sentence
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