Dedworth
4th December 2014, 01:47
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vn5Jwige2Kk
„idbusters !
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/12/03/23B60CCC00000578-2859615-image-m-56_1417638405316.jpg
And on it goes. The longest winless run in the history of the Premier League, 24 years straight and counting. Tottenham Hotspur haven’t taken three points from Stamford Bridge since Terry Venables was manager, Gary Lineker was the centre forward and the competition was known as Division One.
It was a different century, a different time, a different world back then. The idea that Chelsea would grow to be this superpower, the first London club to become champions of Europe, Double winners, back-to-back title holders, would have seemed fanciful. On Wednesday night, it must have appeared all too real. When will Tottenham break this hoodoo? When they have a team as perfectly assembled as Chelsea, perhaps.
It was not that Tottenham were lousy. Chelsea were simply too good. They won the game in the space of three first-half minutes with two goals, and never looked back. It was like watching a great boxer punish a hopeful challenger. A few rounds of sparring, soaking up the odd flurry of blows and then, a smartly executed combination and it was all over. Tottenham didn’t quite know what had hit them. It was going along so well and then, bang bang, lights out.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2859615/Chelsea-3-0-Tottenham-Eden-Hazard-Didier-Drogba-Loic-Remy-lead-Blues-cruise.html#ixzz3Kw4QcKQR
„idbusters !
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/12/03/23B60CCC00000578-2859615-image-m-56_1417638405316.jpg
And on it goes. The longest winless run in the history of the Premier League, 24 years straight and counting. Tottenham Hotspur haven’t taken three points from Stamford Bridge since Terry Venables was manager, Gary Lineker was the centre forward and the competition was known as Division One.
It was a different century, a different time, a different world back then. The idea that Chelsea would grow to be this superpower, the first London club to become champions of Europe, Double winners, back-to-back title holders, would have seemed fanciful. On Wednesday night, it must have appeared all too real. When will Tottenham break this hoodoo? When they have a team as perfectly assembled as Chelsea, perhaps.
It was not that Tottenham were lousy. Chelsea were simply too good. They won the game in the space of three first-half minutes with two goals, and never looked back. It was like watching a great boxer punish a hopeful challenger. A few rounds of sparring, soaking up the odd flurry of blows and then, a smartly executed combination and it was all over. Tottenham didn’t quite know what had hit them. It was going along so well and then, bang bang, lights out.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2859615/Chelsea-3-0-Tottenham-Eden-Hazard-Didier-Drogba-Loic-Remy-lead-Blues-cruise.html#ixzz3Kw4QcKQR