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Helping The Poor, Underprivileged Underdogs

By: The Offside | July 22nd, 2011

Let’s be honest: not much is expected out of Malaysia from a footballing perspective. Moderately decent refereeing is, however, a basic expectation all across the globe, if rarely achieved.

Especially when it’s the Lilliputian underdogs taking on the mighty monstrosity that is Chelsea, who beat the Malaysian All-Star XI on this sham of a goal by Didier Drogba.

Does Chelsea really need the help in Malaysia?

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JuS23o2232

going by the way chelsea are playing in the pre-season, Abrahmovic might as well of saved the 15m and kept Ancelotti.
Sean Finnegan

to be fair, it's not as if the squads that were playing each half were by any means our strongest sides. it's pre-season, and villas-boas is tinkering and the selections out on the pitch are evidence of that. not that that's any excuse for how we played (lazy and uninspired) but I just don't think it's fair to make a blanket judgment on the manager based off one pre-season game against the malaysian national team. do you?

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