Cosmin

Too bad there are only 10 games left to be played. If there were 15 more, we could've still challanged for the title, considering the facts that we have to play against a lot of the opponents above us on the Bridge, Leicester is going to collapse soon, Spurs don't really look like champions and Arsenal are Arsenal. Too bad Hiddink wasn't appointed earlier this season.

Nah, mate, no worries, I am leaving this forum for good, since I see that racism is tolerated and even encouraged by some people. You can keep your nazi respectful tongues up Mourinho's arse, as far as I'm concerned. I got better things to do than arguing with you on this forum. Goodbye and enjoy RedCafe from next season on.

You can't afford to pretend that you have "class and respect" while you lack the basics of logic. You are Mourinho fans, not Chelsea FC fans, since all of your post are about the guy who took us to the relegation battle.

Jose can piss off to United. I just hope all of his faithful ass-lickers follow him aswell.

Talking Tactics: Hiddink enjoying Costa resurgence

Isn't it crazy how people praised only Mourinho when his teams were successful?

WATCH OUT, WATCH OUT, WATCH OUT!!!

Surely, your friends are not mad because after Allegri (who made them champions) left, their team went to shit, while the team Allegri took over won almost everything on the table (except for the UCL, which they really got closed to). If Massimiliano was not competent, then why did Juve give him the job?

Allegri did a great job there, he took Pogba to another level, he brought Morata and Dybala. Now they're world class. And they didn't even cost too much, to be honest.

Wait a second... What if we really didn't want to sell him? What if the Allegri rumours are true and he insisted that we keep him? He wanted Juve to buy Oscar, right?

Well, we have the advantage of playing home. Can't see us getting slaughtered or anything like that. I don't have big expectations, but I still think we can win this game.

http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/11562/transfer-talk/2016/02/04/20011712/rumours-zenit-braced-for-91m-hulk-bid?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=engbfb Imagine this happens.

If I was a Chinese rich guy, I would've rather bought a European club and invested in it. Why the hell would you spend so much money there?

"Pellegrini underachieved, he wasn't able to beat Barcelona and Bayern in Europe!" "Can't criticize Conte's European record, because he was smashed by the mighty Bayern" Oh, boy, the logic...

Have people forgotten that Massimiliano Allegri won the Seria A with AC Milan too? Maybe it was Conte who built that team aswell.

82 million living in poverty. Fuck all, true.

He plays the "dominated Serie A and took them to the UCL final by playing very entertaining football" style.

From what I understand, Allegri's our next manager.

Some of them are so damn slow and sloppy, Oscar moves like he's freaking 45.

CAN'T WE HAVE A DECENT FUCKING NIGHT

Another frustrating game.

Yes, but it's kind of weird to say that Pellegrini underachieved by not being able to eliminate Barcelona (even though he tried) and at the same time to defend by any means Mourinho, who was scared to seal the deal against a 10-men PSG team. That was a huge embarassement for us. If you don't believe me, go back to that game's thread. Or check the media. Or ask basically anyone. I am sorry, but I can't see how you can defend that.

Dude, we were 11 vs. 10 for 75 mintues + Extra time... And he parked the bus.

Because: 1. Poverty is not a big problem in England. 2. England invented football, basically. Chinese people probably don't give a damn about it, in general. 3. If the situation in Russia is identical, it doesn't make it right. Of course, these outrageous amounts of money invested in football are a huge general problem, but at least in some contries they are somehow justified as they generate entertainment for people. English people love football, German people love football, Spanish people love football. Chinese people?

How is Abramovich's example relevant here? Well, good for them, but poverty is still a big issue in China. They might have a strong economy, but their political regime doesn't really give too much opportunities to average people. That's why their workforce is so cheap and huge companies exploit people there. A lot of Chinese people really are starving. That's a fact. And now they decide to invest huge amounts of money in a sport that they don't know anything about, in a sport that they don't have tradition in. It would've been understandable to invest in gymnastics, for example. But football? In China? It's really weird.