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Üyelik Tarihi: 10-2006
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vay koca oğlan diyorum vay eski yıllar diyorum ön libero iken kendini bi anda defansta buluverdi
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26/Jul/2007, 13:19
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çok sağlam bir adamdı, severdim keretayı =)
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26/Jul/2007, 14:48
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Jübilesini Stamford Bridge'de yapan AC Milan efsanesi.Maçı bugün verecekti bir kanal....
Desailly, who had already won the Champions League with Marseille in 1993 and AC Milan a year later, arrived that summer envisaging a gradual rise to the summit of club football once more. Domestic titles have since flowed - two Premier Leagues, two FA Cups and two League Cups - but nine years on and the biggest prize of all remains elusive.
Chelsea's Champions League form guide reads quarter-finals in 2000, semis in '04 and '05, last 16 in '06 and semis again in '07. Jose Mourinho's men begin their fifth consecutive campaign at home to Rosenborg tonight and Desailly feels they have a responsibility to deliver the trophy come May.
"Chelsea have the potential to be one of the big clubs but at the moment it is only potential," says the former captain. "To make the step up they need to win the Champions League; that would really make the difference, that would sit them as a really major European team. The problem for Chelsea is that there is no time. They cannot afford to fail this season."
The reason, Desailly says, is the unprecedented investment Roman Abramovich has injected since his £140m takeover four years ago. He might also have mentioned chief executive Peter Kenyon's pledge to make Chelsea "internationally recognised as the world's No1 football club by 2014".
"For Abramovich it has to happen now," says the 39-year-old. "It's like you are dating a woman and after one year you are still only kissing her on the head and never do anything else. Sooner or later the lady will get rid of the man because she is not getting what she is expecting.
"For Abramovich the money is not important - the guy has really put energy and passion into the club, giving all the facilities and opportunities, organisation and professionalism to the club. The guy needs and deserves the reward and if it doesn't happen this season there is a problem. The players are under huge pressure this year and I hope they will transform that pressure into positive attitude and finally win."
Having done that twice himself, and also experienced failure with Chelsea, Desailly feels Mourinho should be "conditioning" his players to prioritise the Champions League above all else. "You've got to start at the beginning of the season," he says, "knowing and telling yourself, 'This is the one we have to go for, we don't care about the rest, this one is the one we want'.
"At Milan every year they say we are going to play for the Champion League and every two or three years they win. The attitude is the same at Real Madrid, at Bayern Munich, at Barcelona. There has to be a concentration and consideration on behalf of the players for the club's objectives."
Perhaps unwittingly, Desailly was alluding to the standoff and subsequent breakdown in communication between Mourinho and Abramovich that so disrupted Chelsea last term. He identifies Arsenal as the prime example of how a board-manager relationship should be conducted.
"At Arsenal, the three or four guys running the club have accepted to give the full authorisation to Arsene Wenger [the manager] and for that he is lucky," said Desailly, who has appointed his compatriot to manager a world XI against a Chelsea select team at Stamford Bridge on October 10.
"At Chelsea is one guy who is crazy about football but sometimes he puts his passion first and maybe gives the names [for transfers] instead of Mourinho choosing the ones he wants. Abramovich doesn't feel he can give the power [to Mourinho]; he needs to keep a little bit for himself, but he only wants the best for Chelsea. That has already resulted in success and there will be lots more to come."
If that is in the shape of this season's Champions League, the memory of 1998's Cup Winners' Cup may finally take a back seat.
The Marcel Desailly farewell match takes place at Stamford Bridge on October 10. Proceeds from the match will go to the Laureus Sport for Good Foundation as well as Chelsea's charities CLIC Sargent and Right to Play
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12/Oct/2007, 12:39
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