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http://www.chelseafc.com/page/LatestNews/0,,10268~2044071,00.html YOUTH CUP: A DREAM COME TRUE Posted on: Wed 05 May 2010 Jubilation reigned around Stamford Bridge last night as Dermot Drummy's side won our first FA Youth Cup trophy since 1961. A hard-earned victory over Aston Villa, which saw the side comeback from a one-goal deficit, set a target for the senior side to replicate on Saturday 15 May, as the club strives to dominate the competition. It was the second game of a two-leg final that was won in west London, as a second-half comeback saw Marko Mitrovic and captain Conor Clifford both net in front of the Shed End. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBAgMf_LMLs

隊長接受採訪 'It is a dream come true,' says Clifford. 'I am delighted. We had personal goals at the beginning of the season and I said mine was to lift the Youth Cup as captain, and I have done it now. It hasn't sunk in yet, it is brilliant.' Last night's victory led to the first of three potential trophies Chelsea could win in 12 days as the senior side head into the final game of our title campaign on Sunday. And like the earlier first leg, which took place last Thursday, Aston Villa took a first-half lead before the Blues retaliated after the break. The difference this time was that the Academy side sealed the win before extra-time ensued, when Clifford's crisp, 25-yard shot screamed into the back of the net. 'Villa are a very competent team and they are very good at defending,' explains Jeffery Bruma, who played in Chelsea's last FA Youth Cup Final in 2008 and scored the equaliser in last week's 1-1 draw at Villa Park. http://www.chelseafc.com/javaImages/f8/ff/0,,10268~8781816,00.jpg

布魯馬頭頂冠軍 'We started very well but they scored and then we dropped a little bit but in the second half everyone stayed focused and we just kept playing. 'We had loads of chances before we found the goal so everyone felt as though the goal was going to come. Everyone had that hope and belief and we went on to score two goals altogether. It was brilliant. 'We've won the Cup and it feels great! In 2008 we were in the final, we never won it, but in 2010 we have won it at the Bridge, it's very exciting.' The Cup was secured in front of thousands of fans who turned out to support the young Blues, providing an electric atmosphere for the aspiring stars. There's no doubt the noise from the stands inspired the side throughout, especially when the visitors went ahead. 'The fans were crazy,' reports Bruma. 'It was a big thing from everyone who came to watch us because at 1-0 down it kept us going and meant we kept our belief. 'The fans were the reason we played the way we did, they made a massive difference to the result.' Clifford adds: 'Playing in front of 10,000 was amazing. The Chelsea fans were brilliant, not every club has the fans getting behind the youth like that and it was brilliant to see them all out and singing and cheering us on.' Villa's hopes of winning the competition began to sink in the 64th minute when Mitrovic broke towards the goal, feeding off a clever cross from Jacopo Sala to tap in at the near post. http://www.chelseafc.com/javaImages/f7/ff/0,,10268~8781815,00.jpg

沃克 + 似乎是因斯 + 康諾˙克利福德 + 布魯馬 'I always have to read the wingers and know when they are going to cross,' says Mitrovic, 'so I knew Sala was going to put the ball in at the post and I made sure I was there waiting. 'It feels really good to win, we have worked so hard for this and we are a very passionate side so there is plenty to celebrate. I have scored many goals this season, with six goals in the Youth Cup, so this has been a brilliant season for me and now for the team as well.' The captain never had too much doubt in his side and always felt the Blues would be deserved winners of the competition. 'We always looked the stronger team but just couldn't take our chances,' says Clifford. 'It was just a case of keep going and going and waiting for the weak link of their team to make a mistake and it paid off, we got back into it with a great goal from Marko and a good goal to win it for us. 'But we were piling on the pressure and seeing their faces, they were getting nervous and were asking the ref how long was left and that was giving us more incentive to keep going at them. And lucky enough we got the breakthrough.' Whether it was luck or hard work, that's one FA Cup trophy secured from our season, now the senior side have to fight for a second in two weeks' time. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.chelseafc.com/page/LatestNews/0,,10268~2043639,00.html REACTION: THE YOUNG ENTERTAINERS Posted on: Wed 05 May 2010 Youth team manager Dermot Drummy was just three months old when Chelsea last won the FA Youth Cup prior to Tuesday night. Nowadays he is a highly-experienced coach of teenage footballers and in his first full season in his current role at Chelsea, he has guided a team to lift the most prestigious trophy of its kind for the third time in the club's history. No-one could say this crop of players didn't deserve it. They have been clearly the better side in every game in the cup run, from Charlton way back in December to the past week's two-legged victory over Aston Villa. Last Thursday Jeffrey Bruma equalised with a free-kick at Villa Park and last night, with Villa ahead again, first Marko Mitrovic converted and then Conor Clifford smacked in a winner from the edge of the area to complete a second-half recovery. These two matches presented a new challenge to the Under 18 side. They were the first time in the competition that Chelsea had been behind. Drummy was not surprised the players held their nerve and played their way into a lead. 'I knew about the character,' he told Chelseafc.com after the match. 'Conor Clifford embraces that character, as does Jeffery Bruma. I talk a lot with [Reserve manager] Steve Holland and our assistant Adi Viveash about the fantastic character of the lads. There is no one bigger than the club, we teach that from the age of nine. 'It was a great Youth Cup Final over two legs,' Drummy decided. 'Full credit to Aston Villa, they performed very well and scored with a great header. The game was played in the right spirit, there was no moaning at the referee and the Villa coaches were very complimentary about us at the end and that was nice. 'Villa were really dogged but we performed fantastically in the second half to come back with two goals and hopefully everyone who came and the people who watched on Chelsea TV will have looked at it and said we play entertaining football. 'You have to give credit to the young lads for playing that way in front of all those people. To take the ball down and play when you might take a risk and the crowd see you make a mistake takes courage and a strong philosophy. They did it admirably. The crowd was absolutely fantastic, they got behind the boys.' There were over 12,000 tickets sold and no-one entertained spectators more on the night than 17-year-old attacking midfielder Josh McEachran who had a big hand in Mitrovic's equaliser. 'I would pay to watch Josh,' claimed Drummy, who previously coached Chelsea's Under 16s. 'He does things that are like dancing with the ball and he is a wonderful talent and a wonderful personality. He is a young but I think in one or two years we will maybe see him centre stage.' The manager also complemented Rohan Ince who came into the side at the Final stage following injury to Danny Mills Pappoe. Ince had been out for many months with his own injury. 'I gave Rohan a little rocket at half time because he was doing things with the ball at times which I thought were schoolboy-like and he didn't like it, but second half I thought he was fantastic. 'It was a big miss for Danny, and he is learning about football, but he has got a medal.' Unable to collect a medal at the end was midfielder Kaby who was carried off in the closing minutes. 'Kaby has gone to hospital, he might have hurt his back, bless him,' reported Drummy. 'He is a lovely lad and he has missed the ceremony but we'll make up for that when we get him back. 'I am very pleased for everyone in the Academy, especially for [Academy manager] Neil Bath who has been here 14 years. It is a fantastic Academy and we have got to keep that going. 'All the staff involved deserve this, it wasn't just the team. We have been waiting to win this FA Youth Cup and it is a lovely feeling.' -- ★alixia 我認識了個可愛女生很可愛 XD 所以我要幫他介紹男人 To alixia: 啊足總盃決賽的票出來了我積分不夠 ★alixia 你看來沒啥興趣 >< 沒關係我還有別的人選！ -- 足球宅宅的悲歌 -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 129.11.12.231