[情報] 阿什利：希望繼續留下，我能幫助貝爾川

看板Chelsea作者JamesCaesar (首席百人隊長)時間13年前 (2013/01/24 01:20)推噓3(3推 0噓 0→)

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http://chelsea.webhop.net 是日車聞摘要：2013-01-23 ＊剛與球會續約的阿什利˙柯爾坦承他對於較早前有機會被球會棄用感到擔心，而他表示願意以續年簽約的形式留隊，其中一個原因是他希望能幫助徒弟貝爾川學習，並期望未來一、兩個球季該名年輕左閘會有更多上陣機會，並說能留下並幫得上忙他已經很快樂《London Evening Standard》 http://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/ashley-cole-happy-to-take-it- yearbyyear-and-help-tutor-ryan-bertrand-8462881.html Simon Johnson - 23 January 2013 Ashley Cole admits he has already set his sights on earning another new deal at Chelsea having just agreed a one-year contract to stay at the club. Standard Sport revealed earlier this month that the club still expected to agree terms on an extension despite reports elsewhere linking the 32-year-old with Manchester United and Paris Saint Germain. Cole, who could have left on a free transfer at the end of this season, has agreed to adhere to the club's new policy of only offering one-year deals for players over 30. It means he will face the same situation next term but Cole, who has made 294 appearances and won seven major trophies since joining from Arsenal in 2006, hopes to stay at Stamford Bridge for as long as possible. He said: “I just wanted to come here, be successful and win trophies. As a player you don't really realise how many games you play in a season and to be nearly hitting 300 is brilliant for me and hopefully I can sign for another year and get some more. “After all the trophies I have won and great memories I've had over the last seven years, it was a little scary and sad that I could have left. I don't know (how many years I have at the top level). It is a tough League and very demanding, but I'm fit.” Cole has also revealed that one of the reasons Chelsea have kept him on is to help Ryan Bertrand develop into his long-term replacement. Bertrand has already won an England cap and played in Chelsea's Champions League success last May, but the 23-year-old still has some improving to do to match Cole's standards. Cole (above) is determined to ensure his team-mate makes the step up and added on Chelsea TV: “I didn't just sign because I wanted to play. There is a great player in Ryan and hopefully I can help him. If he gets more starts it will be good for the club to have two left backs here. “I think it helps (having experienced players around the young players). I like to think I have helped Ryan in more ways than one. “He deserves to be at a big club, he has improved a lot in the few years I've seen him and this year and next year is a chance for him to start more games. If I can stay here and help, it's good enough for me.” --------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.chelseafc.com/news-article/article/3050632/ COLE: CONFIDENT AND CARRYING ON Posted on: Wed 23 Jan 2013 Barring injury, there is a good chance Ashley Cole next month will reach the milestones of 300 games for his club and 100 caps for his country. That would be testament to many things: his talent, his consistency, his enduring ambition, his fitness levels and his physical robustness included. When it comes to Chelsea it also shows just how much he enjoys being at the club where he has won eight pieces of silverware, and having yesterday (Tuesday) signed a one-year contract extension, he will have the opportunity to add significantly to that total of Chelsea appearances. Speaking to the official Chelsea website, Cole is pleased he can clear his head of thoughts about where he will be playing his football next season. Now he is concentrating purely on achieving more success on the pitch. 'When you are going through this kind of thing, of course you always want to stay here but it was also in my mind that I could be leaving a club where I have great memories, and have enjoyed great times,' he says. 'I feel I have a good relationship with the people at the club and the fans and it would have been sad if I had had to leave, so I am glad I have signed for one year. 'When I joined Chelsea I just wanted to try to be successful and win trophies and as player you don't really realise how many games you play each season, but to play nearly 300 in total is brilliant for me, and hopefully I'll play some more.' Cole has reached 40 games or more in each of his six completed Chelsea seasons so far apart from 2009/10 when a fractured ankle limited him to 35. He has started 48 games twice and has already played 32 times this season. 'I feel fit,' he declares. 'Everyone was always saying about my ankle in the past but it has not been an issue. I feel healthy and the physios at Chelsea are brilliant, they look after you and there are great facilities. It is a tough league and very demanding but I think I can keep going for a few more seasons yet.' The first challenge for Cole and his team-mates is tonight and it is stiff one - overturning a deficit in front of what is likely to be a vociferous Swansea support. There are however plenty of reasons why the Blues can go into the game with belief. 'We have had some up and down results because we lost to QPR at home and drew with Southampton, but we came back and showed where we are at by beating Arsenal. 'Now we have tough game against Swansea with the chance to be in a final but when you look back at the home game, we had about 20 chances and I don't think they had too many shots on target, only ones from our mistakes, so we are going to go there confident. We know we have to score as many goals as we can and try not to concede.' -- ＫＴＢＦＦＨ -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 114.43.129.72