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Eva Carneiro 'She chewed me up and spat me out': Ex-boyfriend of Chelsea doctor Eva Carneiro lifts the lid on their feisty 15-month relationship

'She chewed me up and spat me out': Ex-boyfriend of Chelsea doctor Eva Carneiro lifts the lid on their feisty 15-month relationship

  • Rupert Patterson-Ward claims he dated 'fiery' Ms Carneiro for 15 months
  • But he says she 'ruined' his life, adding: 'She chew me up and spat me out' 
  • Gibraltar-born medic was demoted after touchline row with Jose Mourinho
The ex-boyfriend of Chelsea doctor Eva Carneiro says his life has been 'ruined' after dating the glamorous medic.
Rupert Patterson-Ward said he wanted to start a family with Ms Carneiro but that the tumultuous relationship came to a bitter end when he claims she 'chewed me up and spat me out'.
The commercial manager also said he was constantly intimated by the 41-year-old's popularity among the Chelsea players.
Rupert Patterson-Ward, the ex-boyfriend of Chelsea doctor Eva Carneiro, says his life has been 'ruined' after dating the medic 
Ms Carneiro hit the headlines last week after being demoted by Jose Mourinho following a furious touchline row about whether she should have treated one of the players
Ms Carneiro hit the headlines last week after being demoted by Jose Mourinho following a furious touchline row about whether she should have treated one of the players
Ms Carneiro hit the headlines last week after being demoted by Jose Mourinho following a furious touchline row about whether she should have treated one of the players.
Describing her as 'fiery', Mr Patterson-Ward told The Sun: 'I was besotted with her and we were planning a family, but she chewed me up and spat me out.' 
Mr Patterson-Ward claimed he met Gibraltar-born Ms Carneiro in 2011 at Frankie's sports bar in the club's Stamford Bridge complex, a day which he compared to a 'Carlsberg TV ad.'
He said he was welcomed into the club's 'inner circle' and even travelled to Munich for the Champions League final with Christine Bleakley - partner of Frank Lampard - and John Terry's wife Toni.   
Mr Patterson-Ward said the pair were initially 'blissfully' happy. 
Mr Patterson-Ward described the medic as  'fiery' 
Mr Patterson-Ward described the medic as 'fiery' 
Ms Carneiro thanked Chelsea fans following the public spat
Ms Carneiro thanked Chelsea fans following the public spat
But, despite sub-letting his flat and moving in with the doctor at her home in Earlsfield a year or so later, the pair began to have furious rows. 
One of their big bust-ups came when he apparently did not 'make enough effort' for her 39th birthday. Their acrimonious split came at the end of the 2013 season after a trip to Marbella.  
He added: 'She is a fiery Latino. Eva loved the attention.'
Ms Carneiro was publicly haraunged by Mourinho after she and her colleague Jon Fearn rushed onto the pitch to tend to Eden Hazard near the end of the 2-2 draw with Swansea on Saturday last week. 
The pair apparently split after a series of furious rows. Pictured: Ms Carneiro undertook the Ice Bucket Challenge (pictured) and is said to be popular among the Chelsea squad
The pair apparently split after a series of furious rows. Pictured: Ms Carneiro undertook the Ice Bucket Challenge (pictured) and is said to be popular among the Chelsea squad
Mr Patterson-Ward claimed he met Gibraltar-born Ms Carneiro in 2011 at Frankie's sports bar in the club's Stamford Bridge complex. Pictured: Carneiro wore a Cleopatra costume to former Chelsea defender David Luiz's birthday party
Mr Patterson-Ward claimed he met Gibraltar-born Ms Carneiro in 2011 at Frankie's sports bar in the club's Stamford Bridge complex. Pictured: Carneiro wore a Cleopatra costume to former Chelsea defender David Luiz's birthday party
Chelsea were already down to 10 men and Hazard receiving treatment meant he had to spend a few moments on the touchline, leaving the champions vulnerable. 
The Chelsea manager was furious and video footage subsequently released by Sky Sports shows him screaming 'son of a bitch' at the medic during the heated touchline row.
He later said: 'I wasn't happy with my medical staff because even if you are a medical doctor or secretary on the bench you have to understand the game.
'You have to know that when you have one player less and, in the end, you go on to the pitch to assist a player then you must be sure that a player has a serious problem.
'I was sure that Eden didn't have a serious problem. He had a knock and was very tired. 
The public spat snowballed and she was then branded a 'celebrity doctor' by her predecessor, Ralph Rogers
The 41-year-old, who was born in Gibraltar, will keep her job title as first-team doctor but she will no longer be allowed at training sessions, matches or the team hotel
The 41-year-old, who was born in Gibraltar, will keep her job title as first-team doctor but she will no longer be allowed at training sessions, matches or the team hotel
'My medical department left me with eight fit players in a counter-attack after a set piece and we were worried we didn't have enough players left.'
After those comments, Chelsea fans rushed to send Carneiro messages of support. She later posted on Facebook: 'I would like to thank the general public for their overwhelming support. Really very much appreciated.'
But instead of patching things up with her, Mourinho took more drastic action. The 41-year-old, who was born in Gibraltar, will keep her job title as first-team doctor but she will no longer be allowed at training sessions, matches or the team hotel.
The public spat snowballed and she was then branded a 'celebrity doctor' by her predecessor, Ralph Rogers.  
Carneiro, who supports Spanish side Real Madrid, was promoted to her role with the Chelsea first team by Andre Villas-Boas in 2011 and has since worked with Roberto di Matteo, Rafa Benitez and now Mourinho. 
Born to a Spanish father and British mother, she has studied at Nottingham University and Queen Mary University of London.
Carneiro spent time with West Ham before being appointed to the UK Sports and Medicine Specialist training program with the Olympic Medical Institute preparing athletes for the 2008 Olympic Games.
She spent some time working for the England women's football team before joining Chelsea in 2009.


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Eva Carneiro tenía sexo con los jugadores del Chelsea

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“Eva Carneiro tenía sexo con los jugadores del Chelsea”

  • El ex novio de la doctora apartada por Mourinho explica en The Sun que “ella misma me lo confesó” y la califica de “ninfómana”
  • Además, asegura que “me contó que un crack se pavoneaba desnudo delante de ella” y que “los futbolistas la llamaban de noche y no volvía a casa hasta la mañana”
Eva Carneiro, baja en el Manchester City-Chelsea de este domingo por decisión técnica de José Mourinho, habría tenido, como apunta sensacionalista The Sun , “sexo con futbolistas” del club de Stamford Bridge, basando su afirmación en el testimonio del ex novio de la doctora, de 41 años: según éste, “es una ninfómana que ha arruinado mi vida”.
“Es ambiciosa y no tiene escrúpulos”
El ‘ex’ de la doctora del equipo ‘blue’, momentáneamente defenestrada por el técnico ex madridista por su actuación en el debut de Liga ante el Swansea (2-2), asegura queEva “es clasista y ambiciosa, y no tiene escrúpulos. A mí me hacía sentir como un inútil por ganar menos de 45.000 euros al año”.
Siempre según Rupert Patterson-Ward, “ella se enorgullecía de ser popular entre los futbolistas y le encanta ser el centro de atención”.
“No hay mucha gente que sepa cómo es en realidad. Es una mujer muy sexual, que siempre consigue lo que se propone. Yo estaba realmente colado por ella, hasta hablamos de tener una familia. Pero Eva me traicionó y me escupió”, alega, aludiendo a que la doctora, que entró en el Chelsea en 2009 de la mano de André Villas-Boas, “me puso de patitas a la calle porque no me había esforzado lo suficiente (en complacerla) en su 39 cumpleaños”.
Además , revela detalles íntimos de su noviazgo: “Eva está obsesionada con el sexo,hacíamos el amor cada día. Un día me lesioné en el hombro, me hizo tumbar en lacama y me dijo, guiñándome un ojo, que me curaría. Tuvimos sexo salvaje. Y ella me confesó que se había liado con jugadores del Chelsea”.
Eva Carneiro, con su ex novio Rupert Patterson-Ward
Eva Carneiro, con su ex novio Rupert Patterson-Ward
Rupert asimismo explica que, supuestamente, “Eva me pegó en la cara después de que le recriminara haber dado su número de teléfono a otro tío en mi presencia. Aparte, cuandos nos pelábamos me restregaba que se lo había hecho con cracks” del equipo londinense.
Más revelaciones del ex novio de Eva Carneiro: “Me contaba que había un futbolista que la acosaba especialmente, pavoneándose desnudo en el vestuario y asegurándose de que viera sus atributos. Después de un partido la llamó a su habitación de hotel y cuando abrió la puerta no llevaba nada puesto”.
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“A veces cuando estábamos sentados en el sofá viendo la tele por la noche, los jugadores la llamaban y le decían que tenían la pierna dolida o problemas musculares. Ella se iba al las 9 ó 10 de la noche y no volvía hasta la mañana. Tuve que aceptar la idea de que estaba haciendo friegas especiales...”, añade Rupert.
Comenzó a salir con el agente de publicidad en 2012
Patterson, un agente de publicidad, comenzó a salir con Eva Carneiro en enero de 2012, y la relación se rompió tras 15 meses.
Apartada junto a su fisioterapueta John Fearns

En otro orden cabe destacar que el fisioterapeuta con el que suele trabajar Eva en el Chelsea, John Fearns, también ha sido apartado por el Mou para el encuentro en elEtihad Stadium.k

Messi - the king of the comeback

BARÇA'S HOPES HINGE ON ARGENTINE

Messi - the king of the comeback

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Messi - the king of the comeback
As expected, theBarcelonadressing room has been rather shaken by the first leg of theSpanish Super Cupin Bilbao and the long faces on the journey back to the Catalan capital were proof of the magnitude of the debacle.
The4-0 scoreline was humiliatingwhichever way you look at it, but the players did not hide behind excuses and having processed what occurred on Friday, they have already begun the physical and considerable mental preparations in order to mount a comeback that would allow them to keep their dreams of a sextuple alive. The players are convinced that they are capable of managing it, having already accomplished similar feats in the past, but they will undoubtedly need the collaboration of their main star: Lionel Messi.
Luis Enrique and all the players expressed their confidence in turning the tie around as soon as the first leg came to an end.The club has also begun a campaign highlighting Barça's chances of lifting the Spanish Super Cup by referring to a match in the very same competition againstSevillain 2010. 'Los Culés' lost the first leg 3-1 and fired back with four in the second, three of which were thanks to Leo Messi.
There have been more recent comebacks that can serve as inspiration. 'Los Azulgranas' recovered from a 2-0 first-leg deficit in the Champions League againstAC Milanin 2012-13 with a 4-0 demolition of the Italian giants at the Camp Nou including a brace by the Argentine.
Barcelonasupporters are dreaming of another memorable turnaround on home turf which would preventAthleticfrom lifting the Super Cup. Few would deny that for it to come true, the Argentina international will simply have to be at his brilliant best.

Rodgers gives new boys Anfield previ

(AFP) Saturday 15 August 2015
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Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has given his new players a sneak preview of Anfield ahead of their first English Premier League home game of the season against Bournemouth on Monday. Rodgers handed competitive debuts to five new signings in last weekend's 1-0 win at Stoke City, which saw Liverpoolprevail courtesy of a memorable long-range strike by Philippe Coutinho in the 86th minute.
Liverpool encountered some difficulties at home last season, losing four games and drawing five, and in a bid to help the new recruits acclimatise to the famous stadium, Rodgers held a training session there on Friday.
"I felt it was important for our new players, and the new staff, to acquaint themselves with Anfield," he told his pre-match press conference. "They know how special it is. They trained well last night (Friday) and obviously we're looking forward to the game on Monday.
"It's a really special place to play football and it's going to be very important again for us, if we're going to have a good season, that our home form is second-to-none. A big part of that is the support we receive at home. So we're looking forward to the game."
Liverpool toiled at the Britannia Stadium until Coutinho's late flash of inspiration and Rodgers will hope to see more invention from his forward players against promoted Bournemouth. New £32.5m striker Christian Benteke saw his only attempt at goal blocked, while Adam Lallana was substituted in the 63rd minute after an ineffective display.
When you try and analyse games and analyse systems, he's certainly someone that I've looked at.
Eddie Howe, Bournemouth manager on Brendan Rodgers.
Brazil forward Roberto Firmino, a £29m acquisition from Hoffenheim, made a late entrance as a substitute and Rodgers has revealed the 23-year-old will soon be in a position to start after building up his fitness. Rodgers could name an unchanged side for the visit of Eddie Howe's team, which would mean 18-year-old Joe Gomez continuing at left-back after making an impressive competitive debut at Stoke.
Liverpool twice won at Bournemouth in cup competitions in 2014, prevailing 2-0 in the fourth round of the 2013-14 FA Cup and then winning 3-1 in last season's English League Cup quarter-finals. But Howe will be the first manager to take Bournemouth to Anfield since January 1968, when a team playing under the banner of Bournemouth and Boscombe Athletic lost 4-1 in an FA Cup third-round replay. Howe is also expected to keep faith with the XI that he selected on the opening weekend, when the club from the south coast lost 1-0 at home to Aston Villa in their first ever top-flight fixture.
Howe looking forward to O'Driscoll reunionHe wants to give the players who took Bournemouth to the English second tier title a chance to prove themselves in the top flight and aside from Harry Arter, Shaun MacDonald and Christian Atsu, his squad is fully fit. At 37, Howe is one of the most highly rated young managers in the country and he is excited about pitting his wits against Rodgers and his newly appointed assistant Sean O'Driscoll. Howe previously worked under O'Driscoll, who was one of his predecessors at Bournemouth, and has been impressed by the philosophies that Rodgers has successively instilled at Swansea City and Liverpool.
"(Rodgers has) been a role model, really, for me, someone you look up to and admire," said Howe. "I admired watching his Swansea teams play. When you try and analyse games and analyse systems, and philosophies, he's certainly someone that I've looked at. I respect the way he conducts himself as well."
Howe said that O'Driscoll, who has replaced Colin Pascoe in the Anfield dug-out, was "hugely influential" when the pair worked together.
"I certainly believe Sean had a huge part in my management style," he added. "Obviously he's moved on and I haven't seen or worked with him for a long time, but I think that stays with you. I was very lucky, as a young professional, to have such a forward-thinking coach as Sean."
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Bundesliga - Muller: Bayern are still hungry for title


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Muller: Bayern are still hungry for title
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Germany forward Thomas Muller says Bayern Munich proved they still have the hunger to win a historic fourth successive German Bundesliga title after their emphatic start to the season.
The 25-year-old Muller netted twice in Bayern's 5-0 rout of Hamburg on Friday night when Pep Guardiola's Bavarian giants kicked off the new campaign in impressive style. Having won the league the last three years, Bayern are bidding to become the first team to win the Bundesliga four times in a row.
Having won the treble of UEFA Champions League, Bundesliga and DFB-Pokal in 2013, Bayern have the hunger for more silverware, according to Muller. "It was a super performance and despite the success of the previous seasons, we showed we still have the hunger and that we'll keep pushing, even when we're 3-0 up," the FIFA World Cup™ winner said.
"We want to maintain this mentality and we want to be champions again, a fact we underlined against Hamburg. We want the other clubs in Germany to know that we're not just here for fun."
Bayern dominated Hamburg by creating 16 chances while the visitors failed to produce a single shot on goal in reply. New signings Arturo Vidal and Douglas Costa both impressed on their Bundesliga debuts for Bayern, while the latter netted Munich's fifth goal with a superb left-footed strike as Robert Lewandowski and Medhi Benatia also scored.
"When you start the season like that, it's a sign. We wanted to set things straight for the other teams as well," added Bayern's Dutch winger Arjen Robben.

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Moyes: Season will make us stronger


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David Moyes has written to Manchester United fans, thanking them for their support during a season which he admits has gone much worse than he expected. With 11 matches of Moyes' debut season remaining United are seventh in the English Premier League, 12 points adrift of the UEFA Champions League qualification places.
Under Sir Alex Ferguson, United won the title last year with four games to spare, but this term they are 18 points behind leaders Chelsea after suffering eight losses. In his quarterly address to United fans in the club's season ticket holders magazine, Moyes confessed his team have not been up to scratch.
The letter, entitled 'A word from the boss' read: "While I knew that this job would be a challenge when I took it on, the difficult season we have experienced was not something that I envisaged, which I am sure is the case as well for you supporters - and my players, staff and I are desperate to compensate for that.
"You are accustomed to seeing a successful Manchester United and the backing you have given the players and I throughout the season has been incredible ... the loyalty you have shown us has been magnificent."
Everything we have been through will make us a better, stronger team and club in the future
David Moyes, Manchester United manager
Ferguson won the Premier League 13 times during his 26-year stewardship at Old Trafford, as well as a host of other European and domestic honours including two Champions Leagues. Ferguson chose Moyes to succeed him despite the 50-year-old's lack of experience in managing an elite European club. The former Everton manager is convinced he can turn things round at Old Trafford though.
"Over the years you have seen great winning sides here and, in time, I have absolutely no doubt that we will see great winning sides here again," Moyes added. "We will do everything in our power to get the positive performances and results to do that, so that we can give you season ticket holders and all our supporters something to shout about..."
Moyes concluded: "In the long run, we will all come out at the other end, stronger for the experiences. Everything we have been through will make us a better, stronger team and club in the future."