[情報]英國Yahoo做的 Top 50 player

看板Chelsea作者b2209187 (Taiwan Yankees)時間17年前 (2009/08/09 14:17)推噓5(5推 0噓 6→)

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7 - Michael Essien (Chelsea / Ghana) Essien cost Chelsea a monster ￡24 million four years ago, and how he has repaid that fee. During his time at Stamford Bridge, he has been deployed in defence, as a wing-back and even behind the strikers in addition to his trademark midfield enforcer position, and has filled each role with aplomb. Guus Hiddink may have taken much of the credit for guiding Chelsea to their late-season revival, but the Dutchman will have counted his blessings when Essien returned from long-term injury in March. A mighty physical specimen who can also score the odd vital goal too. 13 - Frank Lampard (Chelsea / England) Not the fastest, not the strongest and not the most skilful; just the most effective. Lampard's brand of no-frills quality has made him a favourite of virtually every manager he has played for - especially Jose Mourinho. He is the undisputed king of the Chelsea midfield, combining tireless running and selfless play with crucial goals and assists. The England man delivers a mean set-piece, and only ever misses a penalty if it is in a World Cup quarter-final. Rarely injured and staggeringly consistent, his last five seasons have yielded 19, 20, 21, 20 and 20 goals. 20 - Didier Drogba (Chelsea / Ivory Coast) After sulking his way through the first half of last season under Luiz Felipe Scolari,Drogba exploded into life in the spring following Guud Hiddink's arrival. When on song, Drogba offers a combination of strength, power and skill that no other striker can match - he is a target man that scores 25 goals a season. Drogba at the top of his game would be worth a place in the top 10, but his increasingly suspect temperament makes him difficult to rely on. His last two Champions League campaigns have finished in shame - sent off in the 2008 final and banned for an extraordinary rant after Chelsea's exit at Barcelona's hands. 30 - Yuri Zhirkov (Chelsea / Russia) A new ￡18 million signing at Stamford Bridge, Zhirkov promises to become one of the most exciting players in the Premier League. Rather misleadingly, he has been described as the Russian Ronaldinho. If he must be compared to a Brazilian star, it must surely be Roberto Carlos, given his pace, stamina, surging touchline-hugging runs and set-piece ability. Zhirkov could be the genuine wide player Chelsea presently lack. He operated as an attacking full-back for his country at Euro 2008, but Ashley Cole's presence means he may feature further forward at Stamford Bridge. Either way, Carlo Ancelotti will surely find a place for him. 40 - Nicolas Anelka (Chelsea / France) Having pouted his way through the first half of his career, Anelka has finally settled down and developed into the superb player he always promised to become. He may have had a few clubs,but there is a reason the Frenchman has accumulated ￡85 million in transfer fees throughout his career. He is pacy, skilful and a superb finisher. Despite the occasional grumble, he adapted well to life on the wing extremely well when exiled from his favoured central role, and still managed to claim the Premier League's golden boot award with 19 goals. Has even returned to favour in the French national team. 隊長大人落選囧 The omissions of John Terry and Carles Puyol raised some eyebrows, but in our estimation their respective importance to Chelsea and Barcelona comes more from their symbolic role as captains than their playing ability. ============================================================================== 日爾科夫很有愛...XD -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 122.125.4.238