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Thursday, June 17, 2010
Michael Ballack for L'Oréal Paris
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Cole,Ballack and Belletti exit Stamford Bridge


Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Michael Ballack sidelined for 2 months, Germany captain will be missing World Cup

Germany captain Michael Ballack has been ruled out of the World Cup after injuring his ankle in Chelsea's FA Cup final win over Portsmouth on Saturday, the German Football Federation (DFB) said on Monday.
The DFB said Ballack underwent a scan on Monday which showed that he had partially torn a ligament in his right leg.
They said his right ankle would be placed in a cast and he would have to wear a special shoe for two weeks once the cast had been removed.
The DFB said it would be eight weeks before he could resume training. The World Cup starts in South Africa on June 11.
Ballack limped off with during the first-half of Chelsea's 1-0 win over Portsmouth after a late tackle by Kevin-Prince Boateng.
An early x-ray at the stadium showed he had not broken any bones but the 33-year-old midfielder, who has 98 caps, was still worried as he left the ground.
His absence is a huge blow for coach Joachim Loew, who on Sunday describe Ballack as "our captain and absolute leading player."
Germany face Australia, Serbia and Ghana in Group D at the World Cup.
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Painting the town blue...
Chelsea rounded off a turbulent year in style by clinching this year's Premier League title with a stunning victory yesterday - and hitting the West End to celebrate.
This year has seen the club's players generate mostly negative headlines with the John Terry and Ashley Cole sex scandals and Frank Lampard's split from the mother of his children.
But the trio enjoyed the limelight yesterday. Each played a part in the 8-0 rout of Wigan in their last match, and then partied hard with their WAGs in close attendance - all apart from Cheryl Cole of course.










Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Adidas Unveils World Cup Kits!





Saturday, February 27, 2010
Chelsea 2- Manchester City 4
With the Reds involved in Sunday's Carling Cup final, Carlo Ancelotti's side had a chance to go four points clear in the Barclays Premier League. But despite opening the scoring against Manchester City, Chelsea suffered their first home league defeat of the season and finished with nine men following red cards for Juliano Belletti and Michael Ballack.
With City defending superbly , it took Chelsea until the 42nd minute to draw first blood through Frank Lampard. However, the lead lasted only until first-half injury time when former Red Carlos Tevez scored the equaliser.Craig Bellamy scored at both ends of the second period and Tevez completed his own double when he slotted home a penalty following Belletti's foul on Gareth Barry which also resulted in Beletti shown a straight red. Lampard's second goal in injury time, also a penalty gave Chelsea their second goal.



