Showing posts with label Salomon Kalou. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Salomon Kalou. Show all posts

Friday, November 18, 2011

Chelsea Salomon Kalou w/ FutbolrTV - UFC & South Beach edition

Chelsea & Ivory Coast Striker Salomon Kalou sits down w/ FutbolrTV for 2nd part of a 3 part series. In this episode Salomon discusses the change in Chelsea's style of play due to new coach Andre Villas-Boas. He also gives us insight on what he likes to do when he is not on the football pitch, like watching UFC's Anderson Silva and what is his favorite city in the United States. For more interviews visit http://www.futbolr.com

Monday, November 14, 2011

Chelsea's Salomon Kalou "Futbolr Days Futbolr Nights" Edition



FutbolrTV caught up w/ Chelsea & Ivory Coast Striker Salomon Kalou. He gave us a inside look at some of his most memorable moments of his career exclusively inside is London home. We spoke on his Messi, Henry and Ronaldinho Jersey's hung up on his wall. Kalou is a great guy and friend and thank him for his hospitality. We shot this on the night he scored his 1st goal of the 2011 season in Champions League game against Genk.. For more interviews w/ Kalou goto
www.futbolr.com
WHERE SOCCER MEETS FASHION

Sunday, April 3, 2011

Winning Championships and the Management Factor: Chelsea 1-1 Stoke City

Ancelotti is in the same basket as Wenger. They are both limited as tacticians. Chelsea also had to win and were facing the troublesome Stokes. Drogba had brought Chelsea back into the game and with a 1-1 tie, Ancelotti made changes that diminished his team’s chance of winning. He removed Anelka and Ramires and brought in Torres and Kalou. That weakened Chelsea’s defensive and mid-field capabilities as Ramires is an end to end player and not being on the pitch made Stokes more of an offensive threat. Neither Kalou nor Torres made a difference. The game ended in a 1-1 draw.

szólj hozzá: Stoke Chelsea 1:1 highlights

Monday, December 13, 2010

Drogba: The Hero and the Goat


By
Bagga Wilks
The unwise Chelsea coach, Ancelotti, started the crucial game against Tottenham without his big time striker, Didier Drogba. Ancelotti chose to start up front Anelka and Kalou. Both were ineffective for the first half.
Tottenham came out sprinting like Usain Bolt with Lenon running at the Chelsea defense on the right side and Bale running at the Blues from the left side. With Modric, the Tottenham playmaker, back in form in the early going Chelsea seemed unable to cope with Tottenham’s speed merchants. Tottenham’s attacking deftness paid dividends when a Defoe pass to his strike partner, Pavlyuchenko whose first touch eluded John Terry and his kick to Cech beat the Chelsea goalkeeper.
A soccer match is two halves and Chelsea played more spirited in the second half. Drogba was called back to action and immediately had an impact on the game. Drogba picking up a pass turned on Dawson, the Chelsea central defender and powered the ball pass the Chelsea keeper.

Friday, February 26, 2010

Chelsea vs Inter Milan 'Kalou foul' (super-slow-motion)


Futbolr Salamon Kalou fouled and nothing given, take a look and see what you think.


Regardless Salomon Kalou grabbed a vital away goal for Chelsea as former boss Jose Mourinho and his Inter Milan side enjoyed a 2-1 Champions League first-leg victory in the San Siro.

Thursday, November 26, 2009

Chelsea Stars Bust a Move with Akon


The ivory Coast squad busted some moves with the ace singer and watching the video like on the pitch not bad movers boys.

This was for a charity event which Drogba played a big part, this went down at the Dorchester in London last weekend for children’s hospital in his home city of Abidjan.

Thursday, January 29, 2009

KALOU KEEPS CHELSEA TITLE RACE ALIVE



Salomon Kalou kept Chelsea's title aspirations alive with a second-half double to leave Middlesbrough entrenched in the relegation zone.

Kalou opened the scoring in the 58th minute and added a second 10 minutes from time as Chelsea moved second in the table, two points behind leaders Manchester United.

Friday, January 16, 2009

Salomon Kalou sends Chelsea through to next round of FA CUP with 2 assist and a Goal!






Salomon Kalou's Chelsea survived the fog and a potential upset as they came from behind to see off spirited League One outfit Southend United 4-1 in their FA Cup third-round replay at Roots Hall.

Salomon Kalou - in the starting line-up at the expense of the axed Didier Drogba, a reported transfer target for Jose Mourinho's Inter Milan - put the Premier League side in front with a well-worked effort on the hour, before Nicolas Anelka wrapped things up 13 minutes from time with Frank Lampard adding a fourth in stoppage time.

Check out more footage of Salomon Kalou with Futbolr TV:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4DvTQ6DLGM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-_19gFZUnI