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Please don't compare Coutinho to Oscar at this moment.....It's like trying to compare gravy to concrete.

If he was at Chelsea, he'll probably be defending and we'll all complain of his lack of ability

Just remember before you slag him off for how the players let us down, this man bleeds blue as the rest of us do.

i made a mistake of quoting "mrblueguy" who supposedly thinks that klopp (relegation zone in bundesliga) and simeone who cant win an away game if his life depended on it.
like u said, we lost a game we should not have and he should be critisized (though i put the majority of blame on the players). but any nincompoop who asks for a league cup and 5 points top of the table with a game hand, manager to be sacked is not worth the time and effort.

This lad's behaviour was disgraceful tonight. I admire his tenacity, but there's a fine line between that and behaving like a fucking thug on a football pitch. He needs anger management classes.

what a performance. brilliant from the lad. deserves a ballon dor for this. i mean the amount of walking he did on the pitch today when we were a man up made my heart swell with pride.
keep it up cesc. keep it up
ps- he definitely does not have a worse second half to the season. :lol:

And Ibrahimovic hasn't scored a single goal against Mourinho, let's hope this trend continues...

He's very honest and intelligent person. He (and Courtois) doesn't just talk in cliché, but what they really think and feel. And I like it.

Paris Saint-Germain need to score this evening to have any chance of making it through to the Champions League quarter-finals and they'll be turning to one man in particular for goals, striker Zlatan Ibrahimović.
The 33-year-old missed last season's second-leg between the two sides at Stamford Bridge through injury. Paris failed to score, the game finished 2-0 and Chelsea went through narrowly on away goals.
This time the Swede is fit and raring to go. Due to his obvious goal-scoring threat, Opta-powered fantasy football game www.oulala.com decided to pit Ibrahimović against Chelsea's very own hit-man, Diego Costa, to see how the two have both fared in this season's competition.

With Chelsea the group stage top scorers, it is a surprise that the Chelsea striker is yet to find a Champions League goal this season. Ibrahimović on the other hand has netted twice in just three matches. In spite of this it is Costa that has the better shot accuracy, 63% to Ibrahimović's 50%.
Neither player has provided an assist in this season's competition, however it is Ibrahimović that has created one chance more for team mates than Costa has. The PSG striker has also been superior for passing, a completion rate of 82% to Costa's 74%.
Standing three inches taller than Costa, it is no surprise that Ibrahimović has won far more of his aerial battles this season, an impressive 75% compared to a disappointing 33.3% from Costa. With Chelsea captain John Terry having a 68.8% success rate aerially in Europe this season, his battle with Ibrahimović should be an interesting one.
On the ball Diego Costa has outperformed Ibrahimović completing 42.1% of his dribbles to 25% from the Paris forward. This will explain why Costa has also drawn more fouls from his opponents, 8 overall compared to 5 from Ibrahimović.
The signs are that if Paris wish to progress to the next stage the responsibility falls firmly at one mans feet.
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