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DECO QUESTIONS MOURINHO
Barcelona midfielder Deco has questioned Jose Mourinho's caution in
withdrawing Didier Drogba and Frank Lampard from the tsunami appeal
match - just a week before Chelsea's Champions League visit to the
Nou Camp.
Drogba and Lampard did not take part in the fund-raising match in
the Nou Camp after Chelsea informed FIFA they were both injured.
Chelsea face a difficult spell over the next few weeks, with Sunday's
FA Cup tie at Newcastle followed by the Champions League last 16
first-leg tie at Barcelona next Wednesday and the Carling Cup final
against Liverpool four days later.
Deco, who won last season's Champions League trophy at Porto under
Mourinho, seemed to infer his former boss had been protecting his
players' fitness ahead of their tie at Barcelona.
The Portugal international, who took part in last night's friendly,
declared: "All the players really wanted to play. I am certain that
Mourinho had something to do with them not coming."
Chelsea responded by explaining the reasons behind the withdrawals of
Drogba, who has been out injured for the past couple of weeks with a
groin problem, and Lampard.
A spokesman revealed: "Didier Drogba was requested but he has been
out injured for a few weeks and was pulled out of the game on that
basis.
"Frank Lampard was then requested but he picked up an injury at
Everton last weekend and FIFA were informed as soon as possible of his
unavailability.
"Every effort was made to find a replacement but this was unfortunately
impossible due to the lateness of the situation."
Lampard is expected to be fit for Sunday's game at St James' Park, while
Drogba has been hoping to make a comeback soon from his groin problem.
Chelsea officials are nevertheless concerned their commitment to the
tsunami relief cause should not be questioned, with the club understood
to have raised more than ￡100,000.
Contrary to some reports, John Terry and Geremi were never due to take
part in last night's game, although other clubs were represented as
Steven Gerrard, Thierry Henry and Henri Camara were among those who made
the journey from England.
Terry, meanwhile, believes Chelsea are still on course for a potential
quadruple, although he is ruled out of this weekend's cup tie at St
James' Park through suspension.
"We have to be confident enough to go into these games believing that we
can [win the quadruple]," he told BBC Radio Five Live.
"We're flying at the minute and hopefully we can continue doing that. I
think the main competition if you speak to anyone at the club though is
the Premier League.
"If we could win that, it would be a great achievement. With the others,
we go into every game hoping - and believing - that we can win."
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小蘭受傷啦 @@ 不過應該無大礙 (還是.....)
二月底加油啊
(大家也體諒這點??? 所以不管是國家友誼賽 還是義'踢' 藍軍似乎都很安靜....)
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