Fernando Torres, Chelsea's No. 10.
The Spaniard again failed to find the score sheet, but provided the necessary creativity that
resulted in a late torrent of goals and a largely flattering 4-0 victory over visiting Portsmouth
in the third round of the FA Cup. We weren't anywhere near our best, but we'll take it.
Fernando Torres, Chelsea's No. 10.
The Spaniard again failed to find the score sheet, but provided the necessary creativity that
resulted in a late torrent of goals and a largely flattering 4-0 victory over visiting Portsmouth
in the third round of the FA Cup. We weren't anywhere near our best, but we'll take it.
Designed by Ralph Lauren, via Alexander Julian's colour palette? Exhibit A, tweeted by Mark Lomas:
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First off, I'd like to apologize for the lack of posts in the last week. The Wigan match left a
bad taste and watching Bolton York City was impossible in the states. We couldn't even get
highlights until nearly three days later. Right, back to regular programming:
Bolton travel to Stoke this weekend for their second match against the Potters this season.