Articles tagged with "video"
Video: Training 5.15
By Jack | May 16th, 2008Below, we have a little footage from Thursday's training session. In addition to those shiny new balls, JT and Drogs were both involved in the workout. So maybe Drogba is the new soothsayer at the club eh? ...
Video: Player of the Year Awards 08
By Jack | May 16th, 2008Video from the Chelsea awards ceremony. Congrats to Joey on Player of the Year & Ricky for picking up the player's Player of the Year award. I, myself, am holding my picks until after Wednesday. Big up the Chels. ...
Mick McCarthy Stars in New Carlsberg Video
By Matt | May 13th, 2008Mick McCarthy, probably the best actor in the world (not). You know you haven't got a career in television when you've just been out acted by Jack Charlton... ...
Ebanks-Blake: See all his Wolves goals here
By Matt | May 9th, 2008Enjoy this video of each and every one of SEB's goals for Wolves, since joining in January. Watch out for his second against Charlton in particular, class is permanent. ...
Juninho's WUNDERGOAL Against Sedan
By Inara | May 8th, 2008Juninho doesn't just look like Jesus. He's also got his divine powers. How else to explain this last minute free kick that defies the laws of physics, wins the game for Lyon, and propels the club to their first French Cup final in 33 years? ...
Video Highlights: Wolves v Plymouth
By Matt | May 6th, 2008If you can bear to watch...here's the match highlights. Please note the handshake at the final whistle! ...
Video Highlights: Wolves v Plymouth
By Matt | May 6th, 2008If you can bear to watch...here's the match highlights. Please note the handshake at the final whistle! ...
Video: Billy's Got Jokes
By Jack | May 5th, 2008Chelsea masseur Billy McCulloch is known for jokes, particularly horrible ones. Here he drops a pair of brand new funnies while lathering up some young lad. Tasty. ...
Video: Gerrard crosschecks Avram Grant
By Jack | May 1st, 2008Now, I don't know how you feel about hockey -- or football, or rugby. But Stevie Me must enjoy them since he was quite alright with ramming Avram the Great back into his seat during the first half of last night's thriller. Speaking of American sport ...
New Releases This Week
By Dave Martinez | April 29th, 2008Hey all, Of course, I am making this sports related. But to anyone who would like to know - GRAND THEFT AUTO IV is AMAZING. This thing plays like a movie! RUN and get it. I mean it. RUN to the store, BEG the managers, and GET THIS GAME! Ok ...
Inaugural Video Blog: CL Prev
By Jack | April 29th, 2008What's going on people. I thought I'd try a new way of delivering information here at Chelsea Offside, so I went all video on that ass. This is the first of hopefully many video blogs, on the topics that affect you most -- such as Cheryl Cole's funb ...
Phil Thompson, provider of pure comedy
By Jack | April 23rd, 2008Former Liverpool tosser and current Sky Sports' clown Phil Thompson has been caught with his trousers down. The video below catches Thompson's reaction following John Arne Riise's superb own goal during last night's CL semifinal. How does it taste Th ...
Lille/Nancy Match Video
By Julien | April 17th, 2008Lille / Nancy 2-1 (L1, 33ème)envoyé par Claiborne ...
Little Things
By Abby | April 16th, 2008Now that the season is all but over for us, just about everyone has been busy focusing on the next one. And I'm not exempt from that 'everyone' either- I always find transfer rumors endlessly entertaining, even if they're a bit far-fetched. Or especi ...
Cinema of The Day: Top 5 Crazy Goals
By robert | April 3rd, 2008What's up my dawgs? Sorry I didn't post anything yesterday, had some stuff I had to take care of. However, it may be a reoccurring theme for the next week or so. Think of Inter Info as being "suspended" for the rest of the week. It'll be back, don ...
Monaco 0 - 3 Lyon: Goals and Gymnastics Galore as Kader Keita Steals the Show
By Inara | March 15th, 2008I present to you the resurgence of Kader Keita... Goals: Lyon (Keita 20, 38; Fred 35) Tactics: Coupet Clerc - Cris - Boumsong - Grosso Bodmer - Toulalan - Kallstrom Keita - Fred - Benzema The only surprise was Sebastien Sq
Blast from the past: City beat Liverpool at Anfield
By Matt P | March 6th, 2008I thought I'd post this clip of Brian Tinnion scoring to knock Liverpool out of the FA Cup in 1994. Let's hope we get the opportunity to follow Bristol to grounds like Anfield next season!
Wolves Take the Crossbar Challenge
By Daryl | February 28th, 2008This is from back in 2006, when Wolves took the famous Soccer AM Crossbar Challenge. Basically each player announces his name and position and then attempts to hit the bar from distance. None of the boys managed it, and Leon Clarke's woeful effort
Michael Gray's Left Foot Still Works
By Daryl | February 26th, 2008Michael Gray is old and Michael Gray is slow. He's also representative of the worrying trend in Mick McCarthy's transfer policy that sees the boss buying all his old Sunderland players. If Wolves want to progress beyond being perennially disappointing
Wolves FA Cup Run Meander Over
By Daryl | February 19th, 2008
Nothing wrong with making the last 16 of the FA Cup, but since we didn't really beat anyone on the way it was all a bit pointless. Cardiff City finally put us out of our cup misery with a 2-0 at Ninian Park, including a glorious goal from Jimmy-Floyd
Blast from the past: Beating Arsenal at Highbury in '76
By Matt P | February 14th, 2008With City pushing for promotion, I thought I'd post this video of Paul Cheesly scoring the winning goal away at Arsenal on the first day of the 76-77 season. Bristol were back in the top flight after a 65 year absence and were to stay there for four years
Team History Tuesday: Marching on Together
By Matthew | January 30th, 2008Gary McAllister's appointment as Leeds manager has me in a strange mood. If Leeds were England, I'd feel patriotic. They're not, though, so here's a (late) Team History Tuesday on one of the greatest terrace anthems in football: Marching on Together. F
Winning Makes Me Feel Good
By Inara | January 25th, 2008It feels like forever since the last time Lyon not only won a game, but did so with a clean sheet. The last three Lyon games have been rather depressing, with the last two games resulting in heavy losses, with an understrength Le Mans dumping us out of th
Dejection
By Inara | January 16th, 2008I think the picture below sums up how I feel. Someone give Juninho a tissue. And give me one too. Goals: Le Mans (Matsui 28) I haven't seen the game yet and only saw very brief highlights, but from what I was able to glean from mat
Wolves 0-3 Crystal Palace, Fans Forced to Entertain Themselves
By Daryl | January 16th, 2008Despite fielding £1.5million worth of new striker in Sylvan Ebanks-Blake, Wolves were demolished 3-0 at home to Crystal Palace. That's now eight games without a league win and just 24 goals in the last 27 games. Obviously the Molineux faithful are no
Wolves FA Cup Comeback Highlights
By Daryl | January 8th, 2008[via 101 Great Goals] Here's how Wolves nearly got dumped out of the FA Cup by a non-league team. It's a good job Neil Collins redeemed himself because the way he lost possession before giving away the penalty was absolutely atrocious. Worse than giv
Rangers 0 - 3 Lyon: Ibrox Conquered
By Inara | December 13th, 2007Against all odds, OL booked their place in the last 16 of the Champions League. After losing their first two games in a disastrous start, Lyon have slowly but surely rebuilt themselves into a strong and competitive side that deserve their place at the big
Leeds win again. Thank God. (Plus: I'm back!)
By Matthew | December 11th, 2007I’m back! After a fairly long time away from a computer while moving back to Europe, I’m now back and posts should resume as of today. So to start, a quick round-up of all the Leeds news we’ve missed in the last few days. November 25th: Leeds pla
Caen 1 - 0 Lyon: Lyon Lose, No One Really Cares
By Inara | December 9th, 2007This must be the first time I've ever gotten a match predication right. Yesterday I said that Caen could snatch a not-so-shocking 1-0 result due to Lyon's Champions League obligations, and I was right. Ben Arfa: not as decisive today. The
The Screw-Up Heard Around The World
By Sam | December 5th, 2007It's the 76th minute. You're at home. You're in the relegation zone. In front of supporters who boycotted the first fifteen minutes of the match because of your shit results. Hey, doing this might help!
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