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http://sports.163.com/10/0216/13/5VL9NPE400051CCL.html 2010-02-16 13:52:28　來源: 網易體育　切爾西門將切赫表示，他想要留在斯坦福橋再多踢10年，雖然他目前的合同要到 2013年才到期。 27歲的切赫在本賽季初曾因為頻頻在定位球防守失誤備受批評，但最近他已經重新找回了狀態，上週以多個神勇的關鍵撲救幫助藍軍擊敗阿森納就是明證，年輕的捷克門神認為，在未來10年為藍軍踢到37歲也並非不可能的事。 “如果我保持狀態出色，至少像我現在這樣，我會儘可能為切爾西踢更長時間，因為職業生涯都是很短暫的，每個人都想儘可能利用它。” “一切都取決於你的狀態還能保持多久，你踢得有多好，因為突然間你就不像以前那麼快了，你的反應也大不如前了，你也許可以用經驗補救，但你總有一天會下滑因此那取決於你還能踢多久。” 而對於即將與國米的2回合歐冠淘汰賽，切赫也代表藍軍上下表示了必勝的決心。 “歐冠一向是我們的目標，你可以看到我們每個賽季在這項比賽中的征程，我們的目標一直沒變，歐冠是這個俱樂部唯一還缺的冠軍獎盃，因此我認為這是這裡每個人都想贏下的比賽，對於球迷、球員和這個俱樂部的所有人來說，我認為對國米將是一場特殊的比賽，在抽籤之前，我就說過，如果英格蘭和意大利的媒體想要得到最好的聖誕禮物，那就是切爾西對國米、曼聯對AC米蘭，最後真的發生了，無比美妙。” 切赫最近的狀態還得到了安切洛蒂的稱讚，即使在捷克人低迷時，安帥也一直堅定地站在愛將背後，來自雷恩的切赫表示，想要在豪門裡成為一個頂尖門將的確比你在普通球隊裡成為偉大門神要難。 “有時這很困難，因為你會有10到15分鐘的時間裡完全碰不到球，突然間就會來一個險情，你必須馬上作出反應。這在精神上是一個考驗，因為有時那就是一次難度極大的射門，你就有可能失球，而你整場比賽就只有那次需要撲球，如果你想要贏球你必須要有這種能力，你必須在90分鐘都保持全神貫注，不是所有人都能適應得了這個，因為許多中游球隊的門將來到豪門，他們就不再厲害了，他們無法適應一場比賽只有2、最多3次撲救的比賽，但你又必須時刻保持警惕。” (本文來源：網易體育作者：錦標) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.chelseafc.com/page/LatestNews/0,,10268~1966986,00.html CECH AND ROAD TRIPS IN NEW MAGAZINE Posted on: Mon 15 Feb 2010 Petr Cech has plenty to discuss in this month's Chelsea magazine, which goes on sale today, including milestones, fitness and future appearances. On the same day he made his 250th Chelsea appearance, Cech kept his 100th Premier League clean sheet when we beat Arsenal 2-0 at home. His achievement places the 27-year-old alongside John Terry, Frank Lampard and Joe Cole, who have all reached the same 250-game milestone. In this month's Chelsea magazine, the shot stopper discusses his career with the Blues. 'It's always great when you come to a big club and play so many games,' explains Cech in the club's official publication. 'It means that obviously the manager and people are quite happy with you.' Those 250 games would have arrived much sooner had it not been for Cech's injury woes, with his collision against Stephen Hunt sticking in everyone's mind. The Irishman fractured Cech's skull, the reason why he wears head gear for every game today, but for the man who doesn't turn 28 until March, there are plenty of more years for the keeper to double his appearances. And that's exactly what the Czech international is hoping for: 'If I stay fit then I'll play as long as I can. It all depends on how fit you stay and how well you play because suddenly you are not as fast and your reaction is not the same.' http://www.chelseafc.com/javaImages/ff/12/0,,10268~8590079,00.jpg

Cech trains in the snow Cech goes on to discuss the mentality needed to become one of the world's best goalkeepers, Chelsea's defence against set pieces and why he loves training in the snow. 'It's a tough mentality because sometimes you have one shot against you and it's a goal, when basically the whole game you haven't touched the ball, and you're just getting it out of the net.' The new magazine also includes the latest instalment of You Ask the Manager, a fan-based feature where you get to ask Carlo Ancelotti the questions you wanted answers to. This month the Italian fields questions on his season so far, how Chelsea compare to other clubs he's been at and what nicknames he had as a youngster. 'In Rome my nickname was Bimbo - it means little kid. They called me this because I was such a young player in the team at Roma,' answers Ancelotti. Also, it's a known fact Ancelotti's favourite musician is Elton John, so after facing Watford in the FA Cup, Steve Simmons asks whether he was pleased with the gift of a signed record. http://www.chelseafc.com/javaImages/c1/a/0,,10268~8587969,00.jpg

Belletti gives a frank and honest interview to Chelsea magazine As always, Chelsea magazine is full of all things Blue, including an in-depth interview with Juliano Belletti. The Brazilian reveals he was one of the best goalkeepers in his region growing up and how he and his brothers became noticed by the top echelons of football in Brazil, thanks to some original thinking from his coach. In a frank and honest interview, Belletti explains why his brother was instrumental in him becoming a midfielder rather than a keeper and how he made it into the big time. And there's a blast from the past in a special interview with Ron Harris and his brother Alan, two Blues who racked up nearly 900 appearances between them during the Sixties and Seventies. Chelsea magazine has the best of an entertaining evening for Star on a Stool fans, including plenty of banter between the Harris siblings. And continuing the historic feel is Moving On Up, which documents the club's highest unofficial attendance for a game against Dynamo Moscow in 1945. The Forties saw the beginning of the matchday programme, which in turn created the birth of autograph hunters, as fans battled to get the likes of Tommy Lawton to sign their copy. Chelsea magazine takes a closer look at this phenomenon, with some fantastic images to help tell the story. http://www.chelseafc.com/javaImages/d4/a/0,,10268~8587988,00.jpg

Ron and Alan Harris have plenty of brotherly love in the magazine's interview There are further interviews with the likes of five-time Olympian Graham Bell, as the skier describes his devotion to the Blues, and rising star Gokhan Tore, who finds himself in the middle of a second season with the club. The monthly Top Ten feature takes a look at our best games against Italian clubs, as we prepare to face Inter Milan in the Champions League, while the tactics board explains why wingers were so important during the 7-2 thrashing of Sunderland. And the technical area of Chelsea magazine has everything aspiring footballers need to know about groin strains, how to avoid them and how to exercise those sets of muscles. This is just some of the stuff you could be reading in March's issue of Chelsea magazine, which goes on sale at all good newsagents and inside the stadium Megastore today, priced at ￡3.25. -- “在很小的年紀，切爾西給了我一個如此難以置信的機會。這就是我想要把整個職業生涯獻給切爾西和球迷們的原因，因為如果沒有他們，我就什麼也不是，就是這麼簡單。” - 約翰˙特里 -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 129.11.12.231