people people people, tonight is THE NIGHT =) CHELSEA's gonna thrash man u!! woohoo!!

R

trainingggggggg everyday.......omggggggg except mondays.......hahahahaha...........dieeeee........ =p

hmmm...

Coach: remember if you want to be a champion, you have to sacrifice.... dont try to skip training or jogging... must attend every session from now till next year..
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my friend was about to tell the coach that she couldnt attend training next wednesday...
Friend: Coach... (was interrupted by coach)
Coach: remember what i told you yea .... yes?
i was laughing hahaha...


R

I had to finish my stupid Kumon before i left for Singapore, and i came across this while i was doing it.....at first i thought i did it wrong =_=. But it turned out i was right!
Hahahaha

K

memories >.<'

no lalang, agree.
gonna post pics of the class party =)
so enjoy!
btw, chelsea beat west ham 1-0
im not gonna post the stats this time coz Ballack didnt play.. hahaha =p
















4 Science 1 with Miss Doh and Miss Shemala

Blue is the colour!

foooooooooooooooooo-ooooood......

Form 4 Science 1 of year 2 0 0 6

THE END

R

HAPPY HOLIDAYS EVERYONE! :)

end of yr party was enjoyable. cant believe that next yr will be our last yr together. T-T will save the tears for next yr. for now, it's time for fun and games! XP and no. no lalang pls. >P

E

Oh yeah, Happy 3 Y.o.J !!!!

K

Today was the last day of school....I remember last time when we were kids, we couldn't wait for school to end, but now we don't want it to end =_=, because next year is gonna be our last.

Haha all of us had a lot of fun. Did the usual stuff like eating and......yeah, mostly that. We got some pics to upload soon xD

And now that it's holiday time, it means we can start on our PROJECT. Haha I can't wait

K

Chelsea 4 - 0 Watford

Chelsea
Goalscorers: Shevchenko 52: Drogba 27, 36, 69
Squad: Cudicini, Carvalho, Terry, Cole, Geremi, Essien, Makelele (Wright-Phillips 76), Ballack (Cole 73), Lampard, Shevchenko (Robben 65), Drogba
Unused Substitutes: Hilario, Boulahrouz
Booked: Ballack (40)

Watford
Squad: Foster, Doyley, Shittu, DeMerit, Stewart, Mahon, Francis, Smith (Bangura 70), Bouazza (Powell 62), Henderson, Young
Unused Substitutes: Lee, MacKay, McNamee
Booked: Doyley (45)

Attendance: 41,936
Referee: Howard Webb

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THE WEBSITE REPORT

Chelsea recorded a convincing victory for the second time in a week at Stamford Bridge with a confident performance that started rather slowly but rapidly improved as the game went on. The hero of the day was , once again, Didier Drogba who scored a marvellous hat-trick, but he was ably supported by his partner in crime, Andriy Shevchenko who scored the third and set up the first two goals.

Sticking with the system that served him so well against Aston Villa on Wednesday night, Jose Mourinho rewarded Gérémi for his fine performance with another start. Ashley Cole was selected at left-back and began in positive mood, looking to get forward and support the diamond-shaped midfield as often as he could.

In goal, Carlo Cudicini was tested with some high balls in the opening ten minutes of his Premiership return, but he proved equal to the task.

On 11 minutes, Drogba turned well in the area, showing good strength to hold of Shittu, but he could not catch the ball how he would have liked to and his shot bobbled wide. And eight minutes later the lively Drogba might have headed Chelsea in front when Frank Lampard picked him out with a curling ball, but his connection was not right and the ball flew up and over.

The lead did arrive in the 26th minute as Carvalho pushed forward and played a through ball to the surging Gérémi who swung a near post cross in. Shevchenko touched on to the back post and Drogba slid the ball in past the committed Ben Foster. A wonderful move that demonstrated the importance of our attacking full-backs at the moment.

And the importance of Drogba at the moment was highlighted again when he scored yet another after 35 minutes, playing a neat one-two with Shevchenko on the edge of the box, and firing low inside the far post after a powerful run into the area. ‘That’s why we’re champions’ sang the supporters in the Shed and it seemed fitting as Chelsea’s slick movement unlocked yet another defence.

Five minutes prior to half-time, Cudicini had to make a close-range stop when a poorly cleared free kick was launched back into the box and Danny Shittu stuck his right boot out. The Italian goalkeeper stuck a leg out as he went to ground and made an excellent save in doing so. It was Watford’s first opportunity, and showed that they would not be beaten this early in the game.

Minutes into the second half, Gérémi sprung a throw in into Drogba whose neat touch bounced in behind the Watford defence and was met by Michael Ballack. His attempted lob, however, dropped wide of the far post.

The third arrived in the 51st minute when Shevchenko rounded the goalkeeper with a chested touch from Drogba’s lofted through ball and pushed the ball in. A partnership has formed here, and it was at its most evident today. The form of Wednesday had effortlessly rolled over to the weekend with an attacking zeal noticeable in all the Blues players.

And Lampard was the next to benefit from Shevchenko’s superb vision when the Ukrainian played a left-footed pass on the turn to find Lampard in space on the left side of the area, but his shot was blocked by the recovering Doyley and went behind for a corner.

Lampard, clearly hungry for a goal, then thumped a very central free kick over, although he caught it very well.

After 65 minutes, Mourinho looked to stretch a weary Watford defence by bringing on the pacey Arjen Robben in place of the excellent Shevchenko. With a hand in all three goals, Shevchenko had enjoyed arguably his best game in Chelsea blue.

Drogba secured his hat-trick with help, once again, of Gérémi who crossed from the right after Robben had released him. The Cameroonian’s cross was met by the head of the rampant Ivorian who headed in Chelsea’s fourth with 68 minutes on the clock. At this point there were no signs of Chelsea abandoning their attacking approach and Ashley Cole stormed forward minute’s later – his shot saved well by Foster at the near post.

Then, as he had done in the week, Mourinho brought on a second wide player in the shape of Joe Cole. Watford were well and truly on the rack by this moment and a wide Chelsea attack would surely test their tiring legs further. Ballack was the man to give way in this instance.

So when yet another winger was brought on, this time Shaun Wright-Phillips, Joe Cole was given a more central role as Robben moved out to the left wing and Wright-Phillips took up his position on the right flank.

As expected, Robben and Wright-Phillips were lively and dangerous. Chelsea looked calm and assured by this stage, but the industrious substitutes were out to impress, and Lampard continued to be the driving force in midfield that he had been throughout the match. A wonderful performance and a professional attitude had seen this Blues team take Watford to pieces and our unbeaten run at Stamford Bridge in the league was stretched to 50 games in wonderful style.

Chelsea (4-1-2-1-2): Cudicini; Gérémi, Carvalho, Terry (c), A Cole; Makelele (Wright-Phillips 76); Essien, Lampard; Ballack (J Cole 72); Shevchenko (Robben 65), Drogba
Scorers: Drogba 26, 35, 68, Shevchenko 51
Booked: Ballack 39

Watford (4-4-2): Foster; Doyley, DeMerit, Shittu, Stewart; Smith (Bangura 69), Francis, Mahon (c), Bouazza (Powell 62), Young, Henderson
Booked: Doyley 44

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PLAYER RATING MoM Drogba 8.3 21.75% Ballack 7.47 11.72% Shevchenko 7.7 11.30%

CHELSEA 4 - Aston Villa 0

Chelsea’s first four-goal haul of the season made it an easy passage to the quarter-finals as Premiership opposition Aston Villa had no answer to the strike power of Lampard, Shevchenko, Essien and Drogba.

The West Midlands club may have arrived with a 6,000-strong army of subsidised supporters but their team looked weak in comparison with a controlled and clinical display of Chelsea power and ability.

Neither manager was prepared to take this cup-tie lightly – both selecting feasible Premiership match selections but it was Martin O’Neill who was left wondering how the strategy went so wrong.

Andriy Shevchenko was ready for his first game for two-and-a-half weeks and Carlo Cudicini was finally given his chance to fill the gloves of Petr Cech.

It was all-change at full-back with Gérémi and Wayne Bridge chosen but unchanged in midfield as the famous four were given the chance to make amends for the White Hart Lane defeat.

Claude Makelele was selected for his 150^th Chelsea game, Didier Drogba for his 100^th.

In light of this week’s refereeing controversy, there were worrying signs for the home side when two early decisions did not go in Chelsea’s favour. First Drogba claimed he was illegally brought to the turf on a run towards the area, referee Mark Halsey disagreeing.

Then Wayne Bridge linked with Ballack and was clearly tripped by Davis a yard outside the penalty area. Again play was waved on. Thankfully, it proved to be the last time the Blues were truly dismayed by a verdict given.

On 11 minutes came the game’s first save – Drogba on the run firing from a tight angle, Sorensen fisting the ball behind.

Sorensen was again in the way when Lampard let fly two minutes later, but this time he knew little about his block as Drogba’s outstretched leg diverted the shot goalwards.

Chelsea began to link up well when pushing forwards. The most flowing move so far ended with Ballack powerfully shooting over after Shevchenko and Lampard had poked holes in the Villa defence.

Midway through the half came the game’s first booking – Boulharouz cautioned for a foul on Agbonlahor after the speedy Villa youngster exposed his opponent with a sharp turn.

Chelsea persistence finally paid off on 31 minutes. Shevchenko, who had threatened to trick his way through on the left on several occasions, failed due to the tenacity of Gareth Barry. But Villa didn’t clear completely and when Davis was caught on the touchline by Ballack, the German’s cross was flicked by the forehead of Lampard.

Sorsensen again got a hand to the ball, but not enough of one to keep it out of his net.

On the stroke of half-time Villa lost their captain to injury. Gareth Barry was replaced by one-time Chelsea nemesis Patrik Berger.

Mourinho’s men took their 1-0 lead into the break. It had been a half of more huff and puff than inspiration but the fact that Villa had failed to register a single shot in 45 minutes boded well for the remainder of the game.

And so it proved as the Blues prepared to shift up a few gears.

At half-time there was an announcement that brought one of the heartiest cheers of the night. Petr Cech was watching his first live game since his injury from the directors’ box.

During the break another enforced substitution was made by Villa – Ridgewell a straight swap for Laursen who had come off worse when fouling Drogba.

The first incident of the second-half was a booking for McCann for scything down a flying Drogba from behind.

The second major incident was far more spectacular – Shevchenko collecting Lampard’s pass and looking to all the world as if he was about the cross before unleashing a 25 yard rocket. The flying keeper clawed it away from the top right-hand corner.

On 59 minutes Drogba tried his luck, swivelling and attempting an overhead kick onto Gérémi’s left-foot cross. The strike wasn’t clean but the crowd held its breath until the ball bounced a couple of yards wide.

The strikers were alternating efforts and with Shevchenko’s next attempt five minutes later, Chelsea went 2-0 ahead.

On the back of his first Stamford Bridge goal in his last game here, this time he headed in at the Matthew Harding End – in the right place to nod in Lampard’s excellent left-wing cross.

Ridgewell became Villa’s second booking, Drogba again the assaulted player.

With quarter-of-an-hour to go, Mourinho made a double substitution. Joe Cole came on for Ballack, Kalou for Shevchenko. The team shape switched to 4-3-3.

Villa were beginning to look a well-beaten side as Chelsea stretched them all over the visitors’ half of the pitch.

Cole dug a low shot out from under his feet but it went wide, then Kalou fired over after cutting in from the left.

Chelsea’s third successful strike on 81 minutes was the best of the game. Gérémi was the carrier, Essien the marksman in a goal out of Africa.

The Cameroonian, who had looked solid at right-back, left McCann on his backside with a trick before advancing and slipping the ball inside.

Cool-headed Essien side-stepped Mellberg’s desperate slide before smacking the ball home.

The two Ivorians on the pitch were not about to be out done. Just two minutes later Drogba had his (inevitable?) goal. Kalou was involved twice in the build-up, Joe Cole once skilfully. Drogba drilled the ball in off the body of Sorensen from 12 yards out.

The visitors ended the game still looking for their first shot on target. That will teach Villa to take a Premiership point away from here!

Chelsea will find out our fifth round opponents when the draw is made this Saturday lunchtime.

Chelsea (4-1-2-1-2) Cudicini; Gérémi, Boulahrouz, Carvalho, Bridge; Makelele (Diarra 83); Essien, Lampard; Ballack (J Cole 75); Shevchenko (Kalou 75), Drogba.

Goals Lampard 31, Shevchenko 64, Essien 81, Drogba 83.

Booked Boulahrouz.

Aston Villa (4-4-2) Sorensen; Hughes, Mellberg, Laursen (Ridgwell h-t), Bouma; Davis (Baros 70), Petrov, McCann, Barry (c) (Berger 45+1); Angel, Agbonlahor,

Booked McCann, Ridgewell.

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ratings :

Essien 7.69 (18.66%)

Ballack 7.53 (14.12%)

Shevchenko 7.69 (13.78%)

Lampard 7.47 (9.58%)

Drogba 7.31 (6.22%)

Cudicini 6.79 (5.88%)

hahahahahahahaah....... CHELSEA CHELSEA!

R

Haha Happy BELATED Birthday to My Sis!!

K

Haha Happy BELATED Birthday to My Sis!!

K