Milan

Didn't know where I should have posted it so I place it here. The tackle was not the worst one but the consequences are bloody terrible. If you're not mentally strong enough, then do not watch this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xH8qaL16-m8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncJRGdLKRac

If you ask me - LEGEND, a true of its kind.

Hi all, regards from Milan. If everything is okay, I will look as you can see above during the Friday's match. This is the first photo of my new mask, so I'm sending it to you all. Petr

Neymar is expected to join Real on a contract worth £1 million-a-month That's a reasonable sum of money Disgusting, if I am honest.

lmao after checking the vocabulary, it really does sound weird

This is some off-topic but I just had the royal flush in a poker game, for the first time in my poker career. I had been waiting so long for it to happen

Saw this: Hey CH3L5EA! Whats the Mata? Did you Cech the scoreline? Because you look Terryfived Cunts

Damn, I will miss this derby. I am refereeing the whole Saturday. I'll have to check my mobile phone.

I fuck it. I'm going out. Good luck boys, hope to see a victory once I get back.

It's not that we play Burnley or Barnsley. Seriously, it's Everton v Chelsea. Two top flight clubs and no broadcasting. Fuck them.

If Torres comes in as a sub, he will get hell of a reception.

Epic

It has, and quite often. First time I noticed it it was in the Chelsea game as well, I didn't understand what was going on but the commentators and the rules gave me a clear answer. And it is the same as many people above me said.

Thank you!

Happy birthday Roman. We are really lucky to have you.

But Chelsea almost pulled off a remarkable second-half comeback. They countered their numerical disadvantage by condensing space with constant effort and endeavour and, amazingly, put QPR on the back foot. Chelsea gambled at every opportunity and Neil Warnock's men did not help themselves by making poor passing selections and getting caught in possession instead of working the ball calmly and making Chelsea chase from flank to flank.Petr Cech made only one crucial second-half safe. Attacking intent André Villas-Boas positioned his team cleverly after they had been reduced to nine men. It was a gamble to leave so much space in behind, but QPR could not capitalise. Photograph: Graphic David Luiz and John Terry took it in turns to surge forward and support Nicolas Anelka, who missed a great chance from Branislav Ivanovic's cross. It was hectic stuff but amid the mayhem the nine-man system deployed by André Villas-Boas shone. He left one up field in Anelka and as well as asking his two centre-backs to support him, also deployed Frank Lampard and Raul Meireles in semi-forward, narrow positions, reducing the distance between Chelsea's defence and attack. With Mikel John Obi shielding, Ivanovic and Ashley Cole were also allowed to play as semi-wingers, giving the visitors a refreshing attacking shape despite being down to nine players. For 45 second-half minutes, this game felt like the last five minutes of a typical league match in which a team have to throw the kitchen sink at the opposition in order to get a goal. It was incredible that Chelsea came so close to snatching an equaliser, and in defeat their manager displayed shades of José Mourinho during his time at the club; that of a brave tactical transformer. guardian.co.uk

But Chelsea almost pulled off a remarkable second-half comeback. They countered their numerical disadvantage by condensing space with constant effort and endeavour and, amazingly, put QPR on the back foot. Chelsea gambled at every opportunity and Neil Warnock's men did not help themselves by making poor passing selections and getting caught in possession instead of working the ball calmly and making Chelsea chase from flank to flank.Petr Cech made only one crucial second-half safe. Attacking intent André Villas-Boas positioned his team cleverly after they had been reduced to nine men. It was a gamble to leave so much space in behind, but QPR could not capitalise. Photograph: Graphic David Luiz and John Terry took it in turns to surge forward and support Nicolas Anelka, who missed a great chance from Branislav Ivanovic's cross. It was hectic stuff but amid the mayhem the nine-man system deployed by André Villas-Boas shone. He left one up field in Anelka and as well as asking his two centre-backs to support him, also deployed Frank Lampard and Raul Meireles in semi-forward, narrow positions, reducing the distance between Chelsea's defence and attack. With Mikel John Obi shielding, Ivanovic and Ashley Cole were also allowed to play as semi-wingers, giving the visitors a refreshing attacking shape despite being down to nine players. For 45 second-half minutes, this game felt like the last five minutes of a typical league match in which a team have to throw the kitchen sink at the opposition in order to get a goal. It was incredible that Chelsea came so close to snatching an equaliser, and in defeat their manager displayed shades of José Mourinho during his time at the club; that of a brave tactical transformer. guardian.co.uk

AVB himself said that this competition was for our youngsters, no matter who we play - he will give them the nod. And I trust him really.

The best RB in the league, commenting it he didn't feel that comfortable in that position. Legendary. Yesterday I was really sad, seeing Ivan on the bench among other subs. 'Thankfully' Bosingwa made a blatant tackle so all Brano has to do now is to perform like always and he's back in the starting XI. Hopefully. I've always said that, he's a wonderful footballer.

There are straight red cards and only 1 game ban following, even without appealing. It has happened many times.

Sums it all. I loved his passion and the display he put in. Legend.

8 Shots 9 3 Shots On Target 2 2 Saves 4 0 Corners 6 7 Offsides 0 10 Goalkicks 11 17 Fouls (Committed) 17 13 Throws 25 41 Ball Possession 59 Considering the fact we were bloody awful in the first half and hardly attacked...hats off, the nine men, hats off.

That's something