13-14 賽季全數據 ~ 歷史成就和自爽 - 切爾西足球俱樂部 Chelsea Football Club

Total appearances including subs

Lampard 648, Terry 621, Cech 478, Cole 338, Mikel 313, Ivanovic 269,

Ramires 196, Torres 172, Luiz 143, Cahill 111, E Hazard 111, Oscar 111,

Azpilicueta 92, Bertrand 57, Ba 51, Moses 43, Schurrle 43, Willian 42,

Hilario 39, Eto'o 35, Romeu 33, Matic 22, McEachran 22, Kakuta 16, Marin 16,

Lukaku 15, Schwarzer 12, Salah 11, Van Aanholt 8, Ake 7, Hutchinson 6,

Kalas 4, Van Ginkel 4, Piazon 3, Baker 1, Swift 1.


Total appearances

Terry 595+26, Lampard 593+55, Cech 477+1, A Cole 325+13, Ivanovic 253+16,

Mikel 243+70, Ramires 172+24, D Luiz 131+12, Torres 117+55, Cahill 105+6,

E Hazard 92+19, Azpilicueta 83+9, Oscar 79+32, Bertrand 42+15,

Hilario 35+4, Willian 33+9, Moses 27+16, Eto'o 26+9, Romeu 24+9,

Ba 23+28, Schurrle 23+20, Matic 17+5, Schwarzer 11+1, McEachran 7+15,

Salah 6+5, Kakuta 5+11, Marin 5+11, Lukaku 4+11, Van Aanholt 3+5, Ake 3+4,

Hutchinson 2+4, Kalas 2+2, Van Ginkel 2+2, Piazon 2+1, Baker 0+1, Swift 0+1.


Current top goalscorers
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1. Lampard 211 (49 pens)
2. Terry 57
3. Torres 45 (1 pen)
4. E Hazard 30 (8 pens)
5. Ramires 27
6. Ivanovic 25
7. Oscar 23 (1 pen)
8. Ba 14
9. Eto'o 12, Luiz 12 (2 pens)
11. Cahill, Moses 10
13. Schurrle 9
14. Cole 7
15. Mikel 4, Willian 4
17. Bertrand 2, Salah 2
19. Azpilicueta 1, Marin 1, Romeu 1 (pen), Van Aanholt 1


The Pre-Match Briefing Special Mentions


Metaphor of the season:
The 'little horse who needs milk and needs to learn how to jump. Maybe
next season we can race.' - Stable management under returning manager Jose
Mourinho.


Marking the occasion:
Spoiling Arsene Wenger's 1,000th game with a cheeky half-dozen past
Szczesny. (Chelsea, of course, also spoiled his 500th match with a 1-0 win.)


For balance:
'Can't blame anybody but Szczesny could have done better in 2nd 4th 5th
and 6th goals' - Arsenal fan on Twitter.


Foursie:
The spectacular new Matthew Harding End banners celebrating England's only
full set of UEFA trophies.


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Banners


Hipster:
Bearded Ashley Cole's Hoxton-style homage to Teddy Pendergrass.


Retirement plans:
'Carragher, Liverpool. Thompson, Liverpool. Redknapp, Liverpool. Neville,
Manchester United… We don't have one. When I retire, 75 years old, I go
as a pundit to defend Chelsea on television' - Jose Mourinho on the TV
analysis of Chelsea's victory over Liverpool at the Bridge.


Take a bow, son:
Lew Baker's back-heeled goal of the season against Arsenal.


Little Things:
'Bamford again!' - the text from Jose Mourinho that One Direction's
Derby-supporting Niall Horan showed to on-loan Patrick Bamford.


Little big man:
Young Chelsea fan Oran Tully meeting his hero John Terry in Sky Sports'
Christmas 'My Special Day' programme.


Meilleur ami:
'Many people complain that it was too defensive, but being good
defensively is an art - and it was a masterpiece.' - Frank Leboeuf on
Chelsea's winning performance at Liverpool.


Creepiest 'good luck' message ever:
PSG's Zlatan Ibrahimovic sneaking up behind Jose Mourinho after our 2-0
Champions League victory.


Manning up:
Twenty-year-old Czech centre-back Tomas Kalas excelling in his first start
for Chelsea at Liverpool.


Phantom of the Kopera:
Liverpool parading 'ghost goal' man Luis Garcia during our incontestable
2-0 win at Anfield.


Chelsea fans' chants:
'Steven Gerrard - he's done it again' (after the Liverpool player's
mistake led to another crucial Chelsea goal at Anfield) and the Willian
song, of course.


They paid his flight; but Willian, he saw the light:
'The best thing to do is to do the medical in secret' - Jose Mourinho
advises Spurs how to avoid a repetition.


Gone but never forgotten: former striker Tony Hateley (1941-2014).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jtd06XXkLnA
FA Cup Semi-Finals - Lees v Chelsea (1967)


Saving Private Kieran:
Oxlade-Chamberlain dives full length to palm away a shot going wide, but
Gibbs takes the rap and is dismissed.


260:
The number of games elapsed between John Mikel Obi's second and third
goals for Chelsea; another soon after meant he netted just one fewer than
Steven Gerrard from open play this season.


3,534:
Days Jose Mourinho's proud home record at the Bridge lasted, starting 15
August 2004.


3,343:
Days trophyless endured by Arsene Wenger and Arsenal.


Scoreline:
Chelsea 10 North London 0.


Scorer:
Demba Ba. PSG, Liverpool, and immortality in song.

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