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http://sports.163.com/09/0717/21/5EF422JP00051CCL.html 2009-07-17 21:50:56　來源: 網易體育　作者：高飛新的賽季，新的開始。雖然過去一年，切爾西僅僅獲得足總盃的冠軍獎盃，但從假期中歸來的埃辛卻透露，在加納，切爾西球迷已經超過曼聯、阿森納、利物浦等隊成為加納最受歡迎的球隊。「在加納，我們有了比過去更多的切爾西球迷。」說到這裡，埃辛笑逐顏開，彷彿是他個人的成功，「在過去，加納人只會支持曼聯、阿森納、利物浦或者熱刺，不過現在，切爾西的球迷數量完全超過他們。」埃辛不是一個信口開河的人，切爾西球迷數量在加納激增，很可能得益於他在斯坦福橋踢球，擁有加納的國寶，切爾西自然要比曼聯、阿森納、利物浦更有吸引力，「有球賽的日子，人們聚集在酒吧當中，他們通過大屏幕電視觀看比賽。」在里昂成功，接著在切爾西也成為不可或缺的球員，26歲的埃辛以他全面的足球技藝征服了整個歐洲足壇。但誰能想到，他到16歲時，都還沒有一位專職的教練，直到17歲時加盟當地一支名為「自由職業者」的球隊。按照溫格的年輕球員培養思路，一名年過13歲還沒有接受專業足球培訓的球員，那麼只能放棄，可埃辛成就了奇蹟。混亂的街道、光著雙腳，還有一個足球，加納水牛表示這就是加納孩子的比賽，他們不在意具體的專業設置怎麼樣，「如果你是一個非洲孩子，無論你在哪裡踢球，你想的都只是踢球本身，你不會在意設施怎麼樣，你只是想踢球。」正如埃辛所言，2000年4月，18歲的他曾被球探推薦到曼聯青訓營試訓，雖然最終被淘汰，樂觀的埃辛也絲毫沒有氣餒，隨後加盟法國巴斯蒂亞，僅僅依靠隊友的一次重傷才獲得出場機會，他就把握住了這樣的機會，原因是主教練讓他踢後場和中場的任何位置，埃辛都非常快樂的接受。和上賽季因為重傷無法參加開始時的比賽相比，埃辛在2009-10賽季幹勁十足，他認為自己已經準備好了，只需安切洛蒂吩咐：「去年我的情況很明顯，受了嚴重的傷，需要很長時間進行治療，經過4、5個月後，我的膝蓋完全好了。現在，我感受到了一個最好的自己。」 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.chelseafc.com/page/LatestNews/0,,10268~1724738,00.html ESSIEN'S TRIPLE COMEBACK IN THIS MONTH'S MAGAZINE Posted on: Fri 17 Jul 2009 There's talk of more than one return for Michael Essien in this month's Chelsea magazine, but the first will be fresh in every Blue's mind. Following a cruciate ligament injury late in 2008, Essien returned to fitness to help kick-start the team's return to form towards the end of last season. After scoring goals against Juventus and Manchester City, Essien then smashed an inch-perfect volley into the top corner against Barcelona, which went on to win Chelsea's Goal of the Season Award. With the season over, Essien returned to his home in Ghana, where he is considered, without too much exaggeration, a footballing god. Travelling to his home nation was his second comeback in 2009 after his injury, and for his third Essien once again adorns the pages of Chelsea magazine. In this month's instalment, our unstoppable Ghanaian midfielder talks about his country's relationship with the beautiful game, his recent stint in the World Cup qualifiers and how, with him playing for Chelsea, the Blues are now number one in Ghana. 'We have more Chelsea fans in Ghana than before because back in the day people only supported Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool or Spurs, but now Chelsea have more fans than them, so it's good,' explained Essien. 'People come together in bars, they have the football on a big screen, and I heard that every time Chelsea play now it's like the Black Stars are playing.' Essien admits he didn't have a coach until he was 16, but he describes the freedom felt as a youngster playing football, and although he learnt the sport on the streets in his bare feet, to a young Ghanaian it was all about the game, not the facilities. 'If you're a kid in Africa and you're into football, you just want to play everyday. It doesn't matter where, anywhere you go you just play, with other people or by yourself - you don't care if the facilities are good or not, you just want to play.' http://www.chelseafc.com/javaImages/64/17/0,,10268~6559588,00.jpg

Michael Essien in Chelsea magazine One topic Chelsea magazine would not be able to avoid is Essien's five months without football after rupturing his anterior cruciate ligament during Ghana's World Cup qualifier against Libya, from which he came back in top form. 'I would settle for that form because it's not easy to return from injury and play as normal. I think I must be one of the lucky ones. 'From the beginning it was clear that it was a bad injury and it would take time to heal, but after four or five months my knee began to feel good again.' Joining his teammate in the latest edition of Chelsea magazine is Petr Cech, who finished his fifth season with the Blues by lifting the FA Cup at Wembley. But after conceding seven goals in two games at Stamford Bridge, against Bolton and Liverpool, Cech received more criticism than ever before. He explains to Chelsea what helped him overcome the back page headlines to finish another consistent season in Chelsea colours. 'After five years at the club, it was the most criticism I have had,' said Cech. 'It's never something you like getting but I'm experienced enough to know it's a matter of staying calm, accepting the mistakes and moving on.' http://www.chelseafc.com/javaImages/52/17/0,,10268~6559570,00.jpg

Petr Cech in Chelsea magazine Our calm and collected keeper goes on to reveal the secrets to his training sessions, the 'unspoken understanding' between goalkeepers and why Chelsea's squad has such character, including how that character was tested to the maximum last season. Elsewhere in this month's edition of Chelsea magazine, Glenn Hoddle relives the Blue revolution, which he instigated during the mid-Nineties, creating a turnaround in the club's fortunes after his appointment as manager. Covering topics from the fans' reception upon his arrival, the masterstroke of signing Ruud Gullitt, starting him off as a sweeper before moving him forward, and what he believes is one of his biggest achievements as a manager, reaching the semi-finals of the European Cup Winners' Cup, Hoddle explains why Chelsea still holds a special place in his heart. And the fastest man on the planet is turned into a Blue, as Usain Bolt meets the Chelsea contingent before speaking to our magazine. http://www.chelseafc.com/javaImages/79/17/0,,10268~6559609,00.jpg

Usain Bolt becomes a Blue On top of all that, there's a break down of the new away kit before two more interviews as Chelsea magazine speaks to early-Nineties defender Paul Elliott and reserve team manager Paul Clement. Elliott looks back over his career with the Blues, which included the arrival of Hoddle, and the influence two years spent with Italian club Pisa had on his chosen profession. Clement offers a frank and honest opinion on the workings of Chelsea, as he explains his rise through the ranks, which saw him appointed into the reserve role once Brendan Rodgers left for Watford last season. He also worked closely alongside Ray Wilkins and Guus Hiddink towards the end of last season, managing to split his time between reserve and first team football, a feat his describes in this exclusive interview. After that there's a countdown of Chelsea's most influential players who wore the shirt for only one season in the Top Ten Briefly Blue feature, which looks back as far as 1905 and one of the club's first ever signings. There's also the highly esteemed Tactics Board, which takes a closer look at the offside trap and sweeper movement which was used to damaging effect by AC Milan during Carlo Ancelotti's days as a midfielder for the Italian giants. That includes a background on the style of play adapted by the Italians before a break down of the training techniques implemented at Cobham, this month it's all about finding the winning formula. An excellent ending as the pre-season tour begins. The August edition of Chelsea magazine is in the Stadium Megastore and all good newsagents now, priced at ￡3.25. -- ★beemay 辛苦了 ★beemay 總長的人生總是崎嶇的 To beemay: 說得真好 ★beemay 我一直都很會講話 ★beemay 不然你的簽名檔哪來的 -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 86.167.218.250