One of my favorite seasons ever, especially in the Champions League where we beat Tottenham's North London rivals Arsenal in the Quarter final's until our disappointing defeat to Monaco in the Semi's which I still have fond memories of...
@@peaceandquiet - well it can be, when American culture is transported to an English one. Take our dates for example. Over here, the order is always: days | months | year. That's clearly a logical sequence. But Americans instead go for months, days, year. That causes huge problems and could even be dangerous. Imagine if someone wrote to you saying your car needed a service on the 12-03-20 to stay in warranty. In Great Britain, that would be the 12th of March. But in America that would be the 3rd of December (or December 3rd, as they say). The spellings just add to the confusion: colour, favour, organisation, are English ... color, favor, organization are American. Try telling the French it doesn't matter to have another nations language adopted. Their 'authorities' aren't happy about people using 'Le Weekend'. And why are some saying our gardens are now 'back yards', and bonnets are suddenly 'hoods'? A 'hood' over here as everyone knows, is the roof on a roadster.
He had all he needed to be an excellent forward in English football, but his private life was quite chaotic. He was 24 yo and immature. He continued to be immature even after he returned to Italy in 2005, following the cocaine scandal with Chelsea. There is a feeling in Romania that he was a huge talent who never fulfilled his potential, although he was one of the Fiorentina and national team's leaders. At 41, he is now the coach of the Romania's under 21 national team and still appears in the media with issues from his private life.
@@keyuantejohnson6266 Romanians generally support a lot of clubs. I would say Chelsea are not the most popular, maybe Manchester United and Liverpool , even Arsenal, are more appreciated in the English football. However, from what I see on football forums, Italian and Spanish clubs draw heavy passions, with Real Madrid and Barcelona on first places, then Juventus, Milan and Inter. And then there are the domestic clubs, FCSB, Dinamo, Craiova, CFR Cluj and so on, who enjoy good national support.
Mutu really had a NOSE for goal... No pun intended
How I wish I could go back to 13 September 2003
I was there.
The unnoticed debut of the
truly magnificent
Claude Makélélé.
One of my favorite seasons ever, especially in the Champions League where we beat Tottenham's North London rivals Arsenal in the Quarter final's until our disappointing defeat to Monaco in the Semi's which I still have fond memories of...
Why can't anyone spell 'favourite' properly anymore?
@@vinnysamways63 it may interest you to know, there are few words that's the American/British spellings. And "Favourite" is one of them
@@vinnysamways63 In british it's favourite but americans and others spell it favorite, not a big deal.
@@peaceandquiet - well it can be, when American culture is transported to an English one. Take our dates for example. Over here, the order is always: days | months | year. That's clearly a logical sequence. But Americans instead go for months, days, year. That causes huge problems and could even be dangerous. Imagine if someone wrote to you saying your car needed a service on the 12-03-20 to stay in warranty. In Great Britain, that would be the 12th of March. But in America that would be the 3rd of December (or December 3rd, as they say). The spellings just add to the confusion: colour, favour, organisation, are English ... color, favor, organization are American. Try telling the French it doesn't matter to have another nations language adopted. Their 'authorities' aren't happy about people using 'Le Weekend'. And why are some saying our gardens are now 'back yards', and bonnets are suddenly 'hoods'? A 'hood' over here as everyone knows, is the roof on a roadster.
@@Gandalf606 Couldn't have put it better myself. It's like the baby eating its mother.
How much passion has changed in football is hard to deny
Nik 133 that’s because of the money
The feeling when I was born during this match )))
Remember this like it was yesterday
Wonder how Mutu didn't live it in EPL yet had a brilliant start
He had all he needed to be an excellent forward in English football, but his private life was quite chaotic. He was 24 yo and immature. He continued to be immature even after he returned to Italy in 2005, following the cocaine scandal with Chelsea. There is a feeling in Romania that he was a huge talent who never fulfilled his potential, although he was one of the Fiorentina and national team's leaders. At 41, he is now the coach of the Romania's under 21 national team and still appears in the media with issues from his private life.
@@nickred2023 do Romanians support chelsea
@@keyuantejohnson6266 Romanians generally support a lot of clubs. I would say Chelsea are not the most popular, maybe Manchester United and Liverpool , even Arsenal, are more appreciated in the English football. However, from what I see on football forums, Italian and Spanish clubs draw heavy passions, with Real Madrid and Barcelona on first places, then Juventus, Milan and Inter. And then there are the domestic clubs, FCSB, Dinamo, Craiova, CFR Cluj and so on, who enjoy good national support.
Dan Petrescu was the man.
Party and Coca Cola thats what distroyed Mutu
I miss Joe Cole
Jimmy Floyd hasselbaink was a very good player. Never really liked Mario melchiott much. He was a liability and I'm glad they got rid of him.
Right sided Dutch Marcus Alonso
Хассельбайнк и мелхиот были лучшими в том Челси в те годы
Very good game chels
The best chelsea ever plus robben
Ranieri is a great manager.
Saturday 13th September 2003
Cocaine hell of a drug aye Mutu ;)
damien duff... great pass to adrian mutu
Pride of London 💙💪
23:55 Fortnite default dance
Lampard's passes back then were horrible LOL.
Did anyone question where he got the money to PUTIN to Chelsea
This actually was unwatchable
Why was that?
@@davechard1143 The unbearable bitterness of being a Tottenham fan.