推 JamesCaesar:他太軟了，要像莫里老大那麼硬才好 61.63.105.96 12/21
http://www.squarefootball.net/article/inbrief.asp?iid=537
Chelsea's hero and villain of 2004
Hero: Jose Mourinho.
For the psychological transformation he has made in his short time
in charge at Stamford Bridge, Mourinho deserves the optimum credit.
He has clearly got the players to believe that they are winners and
that is evident in their displays. He went about things the right
way by building a solid base at the start of the season and now the
goals are flying in for fun. ‘4-0 to the Chelsea’ will soon be
heard sung from every major away section in the Premiership as the
Blues have looked irresistible and it is all down to their manager.
Joe Cole and Scott Parker may not agree, however.
Villain: Claudio Ranieri.
Perhaps a touch harsh to nominate the likeable Italian but he
frustrated the Stamford Bridge masses with his constant rotation and,
you have to say, they blew a great chance to go all the way in the
Champions League when they lost to Monaco in the semi-final after
seeing most of Europe’s supposed big guns tumble by the wayside. Few
could find fault with Claudio the man but as a manager he just came up
a bit short at the very top level. Still, good luck to him.
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good luck to Ranieri....
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Deny your conditioning.Cry.Love your friends. Kiss strangers.
Drink more. Do what you want. Have a baby. Believe in Narcissus.
Articulate boredom. Drink piss. Get naked. Argue constantly.
Masturbate openly.Never hallucinate.Exercise sensitivity. Suck cock.
Fuck. It's all so empty.
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