Jose M

BEST VID iv seen in a long time, Bosingwa and Ferreira are clowns haha especially Bosingwa haha:tophat:

Holloway "Some teams have taken us for granted but the champions didn't. Some of their movement was a bit different, I had not seen that before and it caused my players problems. "They have a fantastic team here. They are world class. Well done to Chelsea. "I've seen some football in my life but the way they played was a real credit to Mr Ancelotti and their players. Hairs that I thought I'd lost were standing up at some of their football. "We almost had a bit of stage fright in the first half. We could not get close to them. But in the second half we did. "To see their football at first-hand is brilliant. It was phenomenal." When Holloway compliments a team he really means it, and what he's said will be very flattering for the boys. All we need to do now is BEAT City and I rekn we'll be unbreakable. UP BLUES

Turnbull Ferreira Bruma Alex Aanholt Mikel Ramires Benayoun Anelka Sturridge Kakuta Josh on for mikel at 60 mins, Borini on for Anelka and sturridge move out to the wing

Pacheco

It doesnt matter how we played, we put 4 in the back without even getting out of 2nd gear. All I can say is that everyteam in Europe is SHIT scared of playing Chelsea FC. We are the BEST

Sounds like a possibility and I think Kakuta may start, Hopefully (Malouda, Sturridge, Kakuta)

Overall a stroll to Victory but we couldv of played better, In my oppinion I think Zhirkov is a waste at LB he needs space! Happy to see our young ones

60th Minute Kakuta Sub

STTTUUURRIDGE what a pass from Yossi

Yossi Was the standout player of the first half would love to see Kakuta

Ok done Arsenal is one the list, no need for a Fany Wobble.:dude:

Source?

For a team that has never lifted the Champions League trophy, Chelsea have become the team to beat for aspiring conquerors of Europe. In five of the last six seasons, the club that has knocked them out has gone on to win the competition. Inter Milan in 2010, Barcelona in 2009, Manchester United in 2008, Barcelona in 2006 and Liverpool in 2005. Only in 2007, when Chelsea succumbed to Liverpool again at the semi-final stage but AC Milan won the final, did they lose to less than the eventual champions of Europe. Intresting stat lets hope it doesnt apply for the 2010/2011 season.

Dude you being pathetic chill out!

Champions League predictions: So who will lift the trophy at Wembley in May? By Sportsmail Reporter Last updated at 10:40 PM on 13th September 2010 Our team of writers and experts covering the Champions League this season give their predictions and views for the campaign ahead... Reigning champions: Inter Milan lift the Champions League trophy in Madrid earlier this year MATT LAWTON Winners: Barcelona Runners-up: Chelsea Number of Premier League teams to reach semis: Two 'Lesser' team to make breakthrough: Benfica Player to watch: Mesut Ozil (Real Madrid) - The pick of an outstanding crop of German youngsters and now under the guidance of Jose Mourinho. MATT BARLOW Winners: Real Madrid Runners-up: Chelsea Number of Premier League teams to reach semis: One 'Lesser' team to make breakthrough: Schalke Player to watch: Juan Mata (Valencia) - Quick and creative wide man tipped to dazzle in the void left by David Villa and David Silva IAN LADYMAN Winners: Barcelona Runners-up: Chelsea Number of Premier League teams to reach semis: One 'Lesser' team to make breakthrough: Shakhtar Donetsk Player to watch: David Villa (Barcelona) - After a terrific World Cup, Villa is now at a club that can provide him with a platform for his talents. MARTIN KEOWN Winners: Barcelona Runners-up: Chelsea Number of Premier League teams to reach semis: Two 'Lesser' team to make breakthrough: Braga Player to watch: Gareth Bale (Tottenham) - He is the best player in the Premier League at the moment and I can't wait to see him against even better defenders. ANDY TOWNSEND Winners: Chelsea Runners-up: Inter Milan Number of Premier League teams to reach semis: Two 'Lesser' team to make breakthrough: Werder Bremen Player to watch: Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid) - He left United the best player in the world and I hope under Mourinho that he can again push Messi close for that title. MICHAEL WALKER Winners: Barcelona Runners-up: Manchester United Number of Premier League teams to reach semis: Two 'Lesser' team to make breakthrough: Shakhtar Donetsk Player to watch: Pablo Aimar (Benfica) - An unfulfilled talent who is now 30 and apparently in great form in Portugal. LAURA WILLIAMSON Winners: Chelsea Runners-up: Real Madrid Number of Premier League teams to reach semis: Two 'Lesser' team to make breakthrough: Shakhtar Donetsk Player to watch: Mesut Ozil (Real Madrid) - Big things are expected of the 21-year-old Real Madrid midfielder after his emergence at the World Cup. Read more: http://www.dailymail...l#ixzz0zS6rhbpb I reckon We win the whole thing and play Barcelona in the Final 2:1 Player to watch: Gael Kakuta Kakuta our Champions League Wild Card http://www.youtube.com/watch#!v=b6Oqd_uOvW8&feature=related

Chill out guys he's coming off a injury, as soon as he is fit he will get a game. I predict he'll play in the Carling Cup game against Newcastle.

Here we go

Really so thats Kakuta Bruma and Sturridge out with injuries, I was really keen to watch atleast one of them play.

I reckon 4-0 and i really hope Sturridge gets atleast 50 mins to show what he's got, so we can finally drop Kalou:whistling:

Has Ramires started training yet?? anyone have an pics of him yet in a Chelsea Jersey?

The Quicker we replace Kalou with Kakuta the better!!

Another one slips thru

IS HE COMING OR NOT SIMPLE YES/NO? lol

Its Because McEachran doesn't have a price, He'll never leave the Bridge