Najbolji igrač Azije u Chelseaju?


Yasser Al-Qahtani proglašen je najboljim igračem azijskog kontinenta i privukao je pažnju Chelseaja na sebe. On trenutno igra u Al Hilalu, no izgleda da neće još dugo, jer se za njega zanimaju veliki klubovi diljem Europe, a u utrci su vodeći Premierligaši na čelu sa Chelseajem.

Cijena transfera bi se mogla kretati od 10 milijuna do 15 milijuna eura, što je za Chelsea sitnica i oni lako mogu izdvojiti toliko novaca.

Qahtani je reprezentativac Saudijske Arabije i sudjelovao je na Svjetskom prvenstvu u Njemačkoj 2006. godine. Trenutno je u 25. godini života, a za svoj sadašnji klub je u 31 utakmici zabio 23 gola, te se po statistici vidi da je sjajan napadač i očito je zašto privlači pažnju na sebe.

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Petar Borota

Chelsea FC
1979-1982
POSITION
Goalkeeper
DATE OF BIRTH
Wednesday, 5th March 1952
PLACE OF BIRTH
Belgrade, Yugoslavia
LEAGUE DEBUT
Saturday, 3rd March 1979 in a 0-0 draw at home to Liverpool (Aged: 26)
CLUB CAREER
107 League apps

      1979-82
During Chelsea Football Club's formative years at the beginning of the last century, they fielded a gargantuan goalkeeper by the name of William 'Fatty' Foulke. Weighing in at 22 stone, he was a fearsome character who, legend has it, once picked up an opposing forward and dangled him by his ankles in the goalmouth for making an ill-judged comment. Seventy years later The Blues unearthed his eccentric successor between the sticks when Danny Blanchflower recruited the flamboyant Yugoslav Petar Borota from Partizan Belgrade. Signed for £70, 000 in March 1979 to replace the departing legend Peter Bonetti, he acquitted himself superbly on his debut later that month as he kept a clean sheet in a 0-0 draw with European champions Liverpool at Stamford Bridge. Chelsea were bottom of the First Division when Borota joined and were relegated within weeks of his arrival, indeed he might have wondered what he'd let himself in for three weeks after his debut when he was forced to pick the ball out of the net six times at Nottingham Forest. He subsequently played the remainder of his career with The Blues in Division Two. He established himself in the team during the following campaign, missing just one game as Chelsea finished fourth in Division Two. Petar enjoyed a wonderful relationship with the supporters who relished his outrageous acrobatics and regular forays up-field. He in return would celebrate goals scored, often a rare event at the time, exuberantly with the supporters behind his goal. His popularity was never better exemplified than at Southampton in January 1981 when he stepped in to quell a near-riot which was breaking out behind him. His playing style often had the fans' hearts in their mouths and the inevitable finally happened in February when he was caught in possession by Watford's Malcolm Poskett as he dallied with the ball 30 yards from goal, allowing the Watford man to score the only goal of the game. Borota did, however, keep 16 clean sheets in 1980/81 and that, allied to the fact that Chelsea failed to score in 19 of their last 22 league matches, made him the obvious choice for the Player of the Year award. The Blues appointed John Neal as manager in the summer of 1981 but he was unconvinced by the Yugoslav. Petar began the season in the team but was dropped in October after refusing the manager's requests to cut out the eccentricities. He returned to the side for six more appearances, including a 6-0 defeat at Rotherham, but continued to exasperate Neal and he was eventually replaced permanently by 17 year-old Steve Francis. In keeping with his outrageous career to date, Borota left Chelsea for Brentford on a free transfer the following summer only to sign for Benfica before he had made a single appearance for the Griffin Park club. (Kelvin Barker)