Taken fron the Fiver (Guardian football thing)

Jesper Gronkjaer's goal against Liverpool in May 2003 was memorable

not merely because it came from the Dane's first ever shot on target

but because it qualified Chelsea for Big Cup and thereby convinced

Roman Abramovich to move into Stamford Bridge. Thus began Chelsea's

golden age, of which the latest instalment comes tonight in

Transylvania, a fact that intensifies the irony given that

Gronkjaer's speciality during his time at Stamford Bridge was

delivering crosses that even vampires wouldn't fear.

Funny...the crucial goal was actually scored by Desailly with a header from a ball crossed by Jesper.

Edited October 1, 200817 yr by Maksimov

Gronks got the winner, Marcel's header made it 1-1.

Sorry, meant to say the crucial goal as a draw was enough for us that day.