The Monday Pick Me Up: Abramovich Hanging in Africa
While the likes of John Terry, Ashley Cole and Frank Lampard are tucked away in the England training camp ahead of Wednesday’s vital World Cup qualifier against Croatia, Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich has taken a more adventurous approach to the Premiership break. A week in Tanzania, chock-full of game parks and mountain climbing, will enable the Russian billionaire to temporarily escape his club’s current FIFA predicament. With Chelsea’s hopes of conquering Europen hanging in the balance, Roman might just find that climbing Africa’s highest mountain, Mount Kilimanjaro, is an easier task than overturning his club’s transfer ban.
Exposed September 2009
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I think for Roman to overturn his club’s transfer ban is easier as it involves paper works and.. money..you know..’bribes’ but climbing Kilimanjaro is not as simple as one would think. It is the world’s second tallest mountain after Everest. So you can imagine how challenging it is to climb it.
You may ask Cheryl..(Ashley Cole’s wife) who climbed it earlier this year to learn the challenges involved.
Who’s Collado?