Robben, primera promesa ¿cumplida? del bocazas de Calderon
Robben's days are numbered By IAN McGARRYJanuary 23, 2007
DUTCH winger Arjen Robben is on his way out of Chelsea.
Jose Mourinho’s patience with the player snapped during Saturday’s 2-0 defeat at Liverpool, when Robben limped off after 20 minutes.
Chelsea boss Mourinho was furious with Robben who — he believes — has failed to show any fight in the face of adversity.
Now the player’s days at Stamford Bridge are numbered and a summer switch looks likely.
Mourinho placed a lot of faith in Robben, 22, ahead of the Anfield showdown.
But the 19-cap star went down with an ankle injury which led to him being replaced by England flier Shaun Wright-Phillips.
The Blues boss turned in rage to his bench after Robben signalled injury and shouted to sub Shaun Wright-Phillips: “Shaun, get ready to go on. Get him f***ing off.”
Mourinho’s relationship with the wideman has been strained.
And when asked about the player’s condition this weekend, the Portuguese gaffer said sarcastically: “I don’t know how long he will be out.
“But with Robben, normally it is for a long time every time he is injured.”
German giants Bayern Munich have already shown an interest in the player, though he will not be sold during this transfer window.
DUTCH winger Arjen Robben is on his way out of Chelsea.
Jose Mourinho’s patience with the player snapped during Saturday’s 2-0 defeat at Liverpool, when Robben limped off after 20 minutes.
Chelsea boss Mourinho was furious with Robben who — he believes — has failed to show any fight in the face of adversity.
Now the player’s days at Stamford Bridge are numbered and a summer switch looks likely.
Mourinho placed a lot of faith in Robben, 22, ahead of the Anfield showdown.
But the 19-cap star went down with an ankle injury which led to him being replaced by England flier Shaun Wright-Phillips.
The Blues boss turned in rage to his bench after Robben signalled injury and shouted to sub Shaun Wright-Phillips: “Shaun, get ready to go on. Get him f***ing off.”
Mourinho’s relationship with the wideman has been strained.
And when asked about the player’s condition this weekend, the Portuguese gaffer said sarcastically: “I don’t know how long he will be out.
“But with Robben, normally it is for a long time every time he is injured.”
German giants Bayern Munich have already shown an interest in the player, though he will not be sold during this transfer window.
posted by paco garcianieto @ 3:07 p. m.
1 Comments:
Le vendría bien a la Real como sustituto de Savio Bortolini. A Robben le pasa como a Cristiano Ronaldo: necesitan para ellos solos un balón y seis putas
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