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#61 Jackone

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Posted 21 May 2008 - 22:44

Well Done to Man Utd for winning the Champions League 6-5 on penalties against Chelsea.

Man Utd were the better side in the first half and deservedly took the lead through Ronaldo, they then had chances to extend the lead through Tevez and Carrick before Lampard after a seres of lucky deflections steered the ball past Van Der Sar to level the scores just before the break. The second half was a different story as Chelsea dominated, and had a lot of long range shots, one of which by Drogba hit the post with Van der Sar beaten.

Into extra time, Lampard then hit the bar, before Giggs was superbly denied by a Terry headed clearance off the line. Tempers were often frayed during the match and after Tevez kicked the ball into touch by the corner flag after a Chelsea player was injured, a fracas ensured with several players booked and Drogba was sent off for a gentle slap on a Man Utd players face (probably Vidic), however there was contact and he was sent off, There were no further goals and the game went to Penalties.

The first 4 penalties were scored, and so at 2-2, Ronaldo stepped up, stopped, and his shot was saved by Cech, at 4-4, John Terry had the task of beating Van Der Sar to win the trophy for Chelsea, but he slipped and the ball hit the outside of the post, and to safety, in Sudden Death, Man Utd went 6-5 ahead before Anelka missed his penalty to allow Man Utd Victory.
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Posted 21 May 2008 - 22:58

well done Manchester united!!

got to feel for john terry!!
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Posted 22 May 2008 - 15:34

Yesterday, I saw a very beautiful match between Manchester UTD and Chelsea. I think Manchester is stronger than Chelsea. However, English football is more fun than Italian football! :p
Finally, I think that John Terry is a very good player! :p

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Posted 22 May 2008 - 15:58

I can't stand John Terry. I think he is a disgrace of a role model, thinking it is acceptable to run to the referee for every decision.
I also can't stand Drogba, he has a history of diving and feigning injury which infuriates me.
Watching their misfortunes last night gave me no end of pleasure.

Well done United.
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