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Thursday, May 3, 2007

Honorary Chelsea VP dies after copter crash

An honorary vice president of Chelsea and his son, flying back from the Champions League match at Liverpool, were killed when their helicopter crashed less than mile from home.
Millionaire businessman Phillip Carter and his teenage son Andrew died when the Twin Squirrel helicopter came down in the early hours in Wansford, Cambridgeshire.

Carter, founder of training firm Carter & Carter, now worth more than £500million, was one of eight honorary vice presidents of Chelsea. He was travelling back from last night's semi-final second-leg clash at Anfield to his sprawling country home at Thornhaugh Hall.
Two other men, pilot Stephen Holdich, 49, and Carter's friend Jonathan Waller, a 42-year-old debt collector, also died in the crash.

The aircraft - call sign G-BYPA - disappeared from radar screens just after midnight after taking off from John Lennon Airport in Liverpool. Search helicopters from RAF Wittering spent the morning scouring land near Wansford, including forests, farmland, quarries and a landfill site. The wreckage was found in woodland near the village and investigators from the Air Accidents Investigation Branch spent the day at the scene.

It is thought the helicopter may have been heading for a cricket field landing pad at the Haycock Hotel, in Wansford, which is run by Carter's wife Judith

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Published by Side @ 5:37 AM 0 comments

"We still the best"-Jose

Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho claimed the Blues were the better team on the night as his side crashed out of the Champions League on penalties to Liverpool. Liverpool won the match on the night 1-0 thanks to Dan Agger's first-half strike which levelled the tie at 1-1.

But with neither side able to break the deadlock after extra time, the Reds held their nerve to win 4-1 on penalties with Dirk Kuyt scoring the winning spot-kick.

'It is a moment when everybody has to be strong,' he told ITV.
'They (the Chelsea players) have a lot of reasons to be proud. They did a great run in the Champions League. 'We were the best team today, even against a team only playing for the Champions League. 'In extra-time we were the only team who tried to win, but football is like that and the penalty shoot-out is part of the game.'

Mourinho also denied that his comments in the build-up to the game had provided a spur for Liverpool.

Published by Side @ 5:31 AM 0 comments

Monday, April 30, 2007

Chelsea's title DOWN

Chelsea really shows that they wont bring the EPL title to Stamford Bridge this season as the team only draw with Bolton at home. Bolton had shown that they were not pushover by Chelsea as they want to see and ensure that Chelsea would never kiss the cup of EPL for season 2006/2007.

However, Solomon Kalou should be given an honour as he scored two heading goals to make Chelsea in front before Kevin Davies scored for equalizer at beat Petr Cech.

For the poor match with Bolton, Jose Mourinho should find another great tactical approach on how to streght the defences as we see it would easily exploded if the rival make counter attack..

Published by Side @ 4:41 AM 0 comments