http://www.chelseafc.com/article.asp?hlid=351800 Charlton Reserves 3 Chelsea Reserves 0 Monday, Jan 09, 2006 Chelsea's young-look second string found life tough at The Valley against a Charlton side containing six first team squad players, conceding in each half of the game. The south-east London side, the champions at this level, came into the game on the back of eight goals scored without reply in their last two matches. Chelsea had battled back to win from a goal down in their most recent outing but once behind in this one, rarely looked like making amends. The game began with an impeccably-observed minute's silence in remembrance of Tony Banks. Following the kick-off, Michael Mancienne showed early enterprise for Chelsea with a storming run from the back and a shot that flew wide. Filipe Morais, fresh from his place on the first team bench on Saturday, then played a tasty one-two with Simmonds but couldn't beat Kiely from a narrow angle. Anthony Grant was booked within the first ten minutes for a mistimed challenge and Chelsea had to survive three Charlton attacks in quick succession. But this was followed by the visitors' best period of the game. Enjoying the good playing surface, Mick McGiven's team stroked the ball around positively for a ten-minute spell before Charlton ominously took control. Midway through the half, Pidgeley made a good save from a swerving set-piece strike by Gislason. Grant cleared off the line when the resulting corner was nodded on target by Sankofa and paid for the clearance with a twisted ankle. He needed prolonged treatment and would later be forced out of the game. A free-kick from the left side just a minute later ricocheted around the box before Bothroyd fired against the post. Chelsea were conceding too many set-pieces in deep areas and on 30 minutes they were made to pay. Again the ball came in from the left, Pettigrew and Bothroyd colliding on the floor and Sankofa prodding home. It was a mess of a goal to concede. In injury time before the break, Hollands ran onto Morais' ball inside and shot from 20 yards, forcing Kiely down to grab it. Chelsea went in at the interval one goal in arrears. There was a tactical switch in an attempt to create more openings for the second-half when Morais moved from the right-wing to left. There was almost reward when Grant's excellent diagonal ball evaded right-back Wilson, but Morais, in behind, saw his shot blocked by Perry. Sadly just as hopes were raised, the game was put more-or-less beyond doubt when Bothroyd chipped into the box and the ball flicked off Gislason to the far-post where Euell headed in. There was an hour on the clock. A shooting chance fell Chelsea's way from a low ball in by Morais, now operating back on the right but Simmonds' attempt wouldn't have stung Kiely's hands. Mancienne then curved a shot wide straight after a promising Chelsea move down the left. There was a change to that left-side with 12 minutes to go when Ryan Bertrand was given his first taste of reserve action. The youth team's regular left-back was played further forward than normal. With nine minutes to go, Charlton's powerful forward line again broke through. Lisbie, feed by Bothroyd, made space away from Mancienne's tracking run and fired through Pidgeley's legs to consign the Reserves to their heaviest defeat since September. Chelsea: (4-3-3) Lenny Pidgeley (gk) Dean Smith Michael Mancienne Adrian Pettigrew Jonas Elmer James Simmonds Anthony Grant (Firman 60) Danny Hollands (capt) Filipe Morais Joe Tillen (Scott Sinclair 60) Phil Younghusband (Bertrand 78) Charlton: Kiely, Wilson (Phillips 79), Ashton, Perry, Sankofa, Fuller, Euell, Thomas (Arter 79), Gislason (John 73), Lisbie, Bothroyd. by Paul Mason -- Bill Gates： "咱們的關係就像這樣：剛好有一個富鄰居叫作澤克施樂，你爬進鄰居 家打算偷去電視機，但卻發現我早在那兒，而你大吼 '那不公平！應 該是我先到的！' ....Steve，你太遲了。" Catalan： "這個世界是屬於壞人的。" --

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