[情報] 戰熱刺前老大訪談 - 第一波傷病來襲

[JamesCaesar (首席百人隊長)]

http://www.chelseafc.com/article.asp?hlid=302114

Injuries cut squad for first time this season

Friday, Aug 26, 2005


      Jose Mourinho has revealed an injury list of three ahead of the
 London derby at White Hart Lane on Saturday afternoon.


      Asked for an update on the state of his squad following final
 training, Mourinho announced: “Robben is injured, Carvalho is injured,
 Wayne Bridge is injured. Ricardo is something in his calf, Arjen is his
 foot, Wayne Bridge also is his foot - but I cannot be very specific.”


      One player over whom there are no worries about his condition,
 despite the week beginning with the birth of his first child, is Frank
 Lampard. If the Footballer of the Year takes part in tomorrow’s game
 then he will extend his record run of Premiership appearances for an
 outfield player to 150. That is just nine games behind David James’
 Premiership best for all players.


      Lampard showed no signs of fatigue during his two-goal performance
 against West Brom on Wednesday.


     “Sometimes you are tired from the physical point of view but if you
 have a fresh mind and fresh heart, it doesn’t matter,” said Mourinho.
“I think that is what has happened to him.


     “For sure he is not sleeping so well, for sure he is running,
 training, hospital, house. But the heart is full and the brains are
 jumping with happiness.


     “I had thought about resting him in the past but I am aware of the
 record and I don’t want to break that just because I want to give him a
 rest. So until I can, I want him to continue on with his record because I
 think he will be unbeatable. 150 games - and 51 goals [in all
 competitions]. It’s fantastic!”


      No game against Tottenham can be looked forward to without another
 record raising its head — the fact that 15 seasons have now passed since
 Chelsea last lost a league game against Saturday’s opponents. The
 Chelsea manager refuses to be believe such an incredible run will be
 playing heavily on the Tottenham players’ minds.


     “Our record against Arsenal didn’t play on our minds when we played
 against them last week. It didn’t play on our minds when we had to play
 against Blackburn last season and they had a big record at Stamford
 Bridge.


     “We are professionals and we don’t look to that. Records are to be
 broken and it will not surprise me if they beat us one day. For me that is
 normal. But I think we are playing well again. We are confident and I
 think we can carry on with the record.”


      Tottenham are not without their own injury worries. Reports suggest
 doubts over the fitness of defender Anthony Gardner and new midfielder
 Teemu Tainio. Ledley King,  Noe Pamarot, Sean Davis and another summer
 arrival, Wayne Routledge are listed as definitely out.


      Regardless, Mourinho experts tough opposition.


     “They play as a team and that is what makes them difficult for you.
 If a team has a good striker, a good central defender or a good keeper
 then it is never a threat to you. The problem is when they have good
 teams, have team organisation and structure and that is what Martin Jol
 is working at.”


      Mourinho also revealed that the intensity of the preparations for the
 game are such that both John Terry and Petr Cech declined the chance to
 attend the Champions League draw in person to collect individual European
 Club Football Awards.


      “I gave them permission to go. It is a nice situation for a player.
 But John Terry was with a little injury so he preferred to stay for his
 treatment and his recovery and Petr Cech didn’t play on Wednesday. He
 said to me he didn’t want to be without work Wednesday and Thursday. That
 was their option.”


      For Chelsea fans attending tomorrow’s game at White Hart Lane and
 intending to leave by bus, Tottenham have issued the following travel
 warning:


      A number of bus routes away from White Hart Lane are subject to
 diversions after our next two home games against Middlesbrough and
 Chelsea.


      Routes 149, 259, 279 and 34 will be diverted from Tottenham High Road
 via Bruce Grove, Lordship Lane, The Roundway, The Great Cambridge Road,
 and Sterling Way returning to normal line of route at Angel Corner (Fore
 Street).


      This will apply for both directions.


      The above will result in buses not serving Tottenham High Road and
 Fore Street, between Bruce Grove and Angel Corner. The diversions will
 come into effect from the end of each home game.


      Route W3 will curtail at White Hart Lane junction with The Great
 Cambridge Road. The above will result in buses not serving Northumberland
 Park and White Hart Lane (east of the Great Cambridge Road).


      Buses will revert to their normal line of route as soon as possible,
 this will probably be about forty five minutes to one hour after the end
 of the game.


      The above is subject to change at short notice.



by Paul Mason


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