[情報] 古爾雷傾向理性投資

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http://sports.163.com/10/0511/21/66EEMB1U00051CCL.html 2010-05-11 21:54:15 來源: 網易體育時隔近四年後，斯坦福橋終於再次迎來了英超獅王錦標。能在投入僅2150萬英鎊的情況下取得如此成就，看台上的阿布自然喜笑顏開。遙想當年穆里尼奧糜費了近億英鎊才一掃半世紀陰霾，如今藍軍力壓曼聯稱雄更顯可貴。當然，問鼎英超桂冠絕對不會是切爾西的終點，這支陣容已堪豪華的球隊已將目光放在了今夏的轉會市場上，將繼續投資追求更大的輝煌。近一段時間來，與切爾西傳聞最盛的兩大鋒線巨星當屬托雷斯和帕托。考慮到德羅巴與阿內爾卡年事漸高，網羅鋒線頂級才俊對於藍軍來說已十分重要。不過托雷斯高達7000萬英鎊的身價即使對於阿布來說也顯得過高，即使是要價3500萬英鎊的帕托也需要安切洛蒂和他的團隊們好好思量一番。前切爾西CEO肯揚早年間曾做出承諾：“我們將在2014年之前實現自負盈虧”。而作為其繼任者的古爾雷也同樣更傾向於理性投資而非燒錢：“如果能用出售球員的資金來引進新球員，那將是最理想化的局面。但是如果我們必須要去銀行拿錢的話，那我們還是會去的。” 在金錢主宰一切的當今足壇，切爾西隊的開銷已經算是世界頂級。據今年年初的一項球員薪水排名顯示，藍軍陣中的特里、蘭帕德、德羅巴、德科和巴拉克等人都躋身世界前50之列，球隊薪資壓力之大可想而之。不過對於這樣的情況，CEO古爾雷也表示無可奈何。 “我們都非常有意識的在控制薪水了，但同時我們又期待著贏得所有的比賽，其間必須找到一個平衡。在轉會窗開啟時我們不會打破自己的戰略，會很清醒的控制自己的行為。” 如果說球員的質量能決定一傢俱樂部的檔次的話，那主帥人選就更加事關成敗。初來乍到的安切洛蒂已經用一座極具說服力的聯賽冠軍獎盃證明了自己的實力，作為 CEO的古爾雷也公開表達了長留安帥的心願。 “我們的計劃是讓卡爾洛（安切洛蒂）再待上5到十年。我認為現在對於球隊來說，保持穩定是最重要的，而安切洛蒂在這裡適應的非常快。他不是一名總喜歡更換球隊的主帥，即使當他還是球員時，他也是很穩定的待在一支球隊裡。我確信他會在這裡執教很多年。” (本文來源：網易體育作者：潘帥帥) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://sports.163.com/10/0511/22/66EGEBIQ00051CCL.html 2010-05-11 22:24:50　來源: 網易體育　自從2007年穆里尼奧離開切爾西後，藍軍主帥的位子就一直不穩定，先後經歷了格蘭特，路易斯˙斯科拉里和希丁克三位主教練，去年夏天，安切洛蒂結束了他在AC 米蘭的長期統治後來到斯坦福橋，執教第一個賽季他就帶隊拿到了聯賽冠軍，而這週結束後，藍軍甚至會包攬雙冠，意大利人來到英倫後的第一年非常完美。看到安切洛蒂幫助球隊奪回了4年前的冠軍獎盃，切爾西高層也非常高興，CEO古爾雷希望意大利人能長期執掌球隊。古爾雷說：“和他一起共事很愉快，我們計劃和他一起為切爾西再工作5到10年，穩定性對一支球隊是很重要的。卡洛一定會長期留在這裡，他不是那種喜歡到處遊蕩的教練，他做球員的時候就是這樣。我相信他在切爾西的路還很長。” 古爾雷同時透露，俱樂部還沒有向巴拉克和喬˙科爾提供新合同，因為雙方在薪水上還沒有達成共識。 “早在幾個月前，俱樂部就決定了在最後一場比賽之前不談任何球員的合同問題也不談任何的轉進轉出。我們會按照原計劃執行，還有最後一場足總盃的決賽下週開打。我們很尊重對手樸茨茅斯，這會是一場艱苦的比賽。” “這一點我們已經明確地告訴了球員們，他們非常清楚在賽季結束之前所有的合同談判都會擱置。這種事情不應該比足球本身更重要，這是為了球隊的未來，在合同結束之前我們還有時間和相關球員談判。在這裡有一個底線，那就是卡洛會向我們提出他認為下賽季應該留在隊中的球員，我們會在賽季後合適的時間評估卡洛的建議。” (本文來源：網易體育作者：lk) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.chelseafc.com/page/LatestNews/0,,10268~2050390,00.html GOURLAY: WE'RE ON TRACK Posted on: Wed 12 May 2010 Chief executive Ron Gourlay gives a major interview to Chelsea TV this evening but ahead of that, he spoke to the Official Chelsea Website about a first season in his current role that has been marked by the team's championship success. ˙ We have to start with last Sunday's match. It is hard to imagine how it could have gone any better. It was fantastic . During the week it was quite a nervous period, not for Carlo, he seemed to be very, very calm but all through the week, if somebody had told me it was going to be 8-0 I maybe wouldn't have worried. The tactics were to get the early goal and once we went 2-0 up and Wigan lost a man, it was pretty much one-way traffic from then on. ˙ How does being the champions impact on the club? It is very important for our stature and how we are seen on a global basis. It is very important as we grow our non-football side of the business. It helps us generate the revenue to finance the business so it is very, very important. In certain parts of the world, the Asian-Pacific region for example, success is the key driver in popularity stakes. ˙ When you were interviewed back in November, you said this club simply has to win trophies. And we are delivering. We've proved that we are on the right track again. The FA Youth Cup win is fantastic also and the Premier League is the absolute icing on the cake. If we can do the business next weekend then it would be an unbelievably successful season, the most successful we have ever had. ˙ Can you give an insight into what it is like working with Carlo Ancelotti? He has a very open mind, he understands the commercial requirements of the business, the obligations the club has to sponsors, and he is unbelievably knowledgeable about the game. He has experience, he has been there and done it, so it is really great to be working with someone like Carlo. ˙ Is he really as calm behind the scenes as he appears publicly? Certainly when he is with me. My new strategy is I am not going to worry about anything anymore. I have decided when Carlo is worried, I'll worry! ˙ Given his success in Italy, is there a danger his achievement in his first season in a new country is under-estimated? My view is the Premier League is the most difficult league to win in the world. He has come in and he has won it in a competitive season and at the end of the season we shall all sit down, take a big breath and see just how far we have come in the last 12 months. ˙ Everyone who saw the TV pictures of Sunday's game would have seen the owner reacting to the action the same way as many a fan in the Shed or Matthew Harding Ends. Sometimes Roman's commitment has been strangely questioned by the media but he is extremely committed to the football club and he is very engaged with what we do at board level, and that is great. ˙ One newspaper article last week was claiming that regardless of whether Chelsea won the league or not on Sunday, we face a greater need to regenerate the squad than Manchester United? I can't talk for Manchester United, I don't know enough about what is going on inside their business but from our point of view, we will wait until the end of next weekend and then we will sit down and Carlo will analyse the situation. ˙ Next season is the start of new Barclays Premier League requirement for eight 'homegrown' players in a named squad of 25. Have we reached the stage yet when we can fulfil this requirement using players from our Academy? We can fulfil that requirement from our Academy but also from existing squad players who have already qualified. This is something we have been aware of and have been able to plan for and everybody else is in the same boat. It is not something we are overly concerned about and we will address it. ˙ The Academy by its nature is a long-term project but is it on course to justify its investment? We are very much on course and we started to see that two seasons ago when we got to the FA Youth Cup Final. Unfortunately we lost to Manchester City but this season we put it right and in that space of time we have really started to see our young guys break through but it is a big step for the lads. We are certainly going in the right direction and we will see where it takes us but at the same time, we have to win football games and we are expected at the end of every season to be challenging for the trophies. It is a question of getting the balance right. ˙ Details of the new Uefa regulations on club finances are starting to appear in the media which is suggesting Chelsea have more to be concerned about than most. It is all about self-sufficiency. It something Uefa will bring in, we are not sure of all the details at this present time but what it will do is bring forward plans we already have in place. Again it is something we have known we have to deal with. ˙ Finally, what has been your on-pitch highlight of the season? The highlight was Sunday. Starting to relax and enjoy the game once the third goal went in. It was very, very special. At one point the stands were shaking with the atmosphere and that was something I will always remember in my first year. We are now going to look forward to the FA Cup Final. It is important, we have a great opportunity of winning the Double so we should concentrate on that and then after that we can start to plan for 2010/11. -- 以伊露維塔的名為證發誓 — 若有誰敢奪取屬於我們的藍色之心，不論對方是天使、惡魔、男人或女人，包括尚未出生者，若有任何的生靈，不論偉大或渺小，是善還是惡，我們都將懷著復仇與憎恨之心直追到天涯海角，直追到世界結束之日。 -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 129.11.12.231