Cosmin

I can't wait for Tuesday to come and this transfer window to close and people to finally shut the fuck up about Mata and Luiz.

True, they still have some issues to deal with, but I think Benitez is smart enough to do it. Also, I think they've managed pretty well with spending the money obtained on Cavani.

Sure, but those issues are natural since they changed half of the starting XI, as you said. Anyway, I can see them giving Juve a good fight for the first place.

Agreed, but I can't help thinking that he sounds like a broken record. You can already guess what he's gonna say after a loss. He's been doing this kind of things since he first came to us so I don't know if anyone is initmidated anymore.

Hell yeah!

Napoli are looking great. Seems that Rafa's doing a good job. I'm pretty sure that they and Borussia will get through in the UCL.

He's probably still the best LB in the world.

For the first time, I agree with Mou on benching Juan. The game plan was plain and simple. We needed men capable of putting effort and running all over the pitch for 120 minutes. Everyone on the field did that. From the 4 defenders, who were absolutely brilliant, to Schurrle, Eden and even Torres. I don't know if Mata could've kept the rhythm. Though, I'm pretty sure that he would've came in for the second half of ET if Ramires wasn't sent off.

I want to ask everyone who's able to answer a question. I don't get to watch TV shows, analysis, referees' and opponents' statements, so I was just wondering if these Mourinho permanent comments about referees do us any good. It's just that I am tired of seeing other people (from journalists to fans) calling him names and hating on him because he always complains about referees and opponents. And sometimes I agree with them about Mou being wrong (in fairness, Ramires deserved a straight red last night, not a second yellow) but if it helps us by any means, I accept it as it is.

People complaining about Lukaku should remember that Mata also missed a penalty in the Champions League final. Of course, it was not decisive since it didn't lose us the trophy, but still it was a penalty missed in a final. The point is that shit like this happens. To everyone, at any moment. If all the players would've left their clubs or ended their careers after missing a penalty in an important moment, Roberto Baggio, Trezeguet or Schweinsteiger would be sad history by now.

How is that even fair? He didn't try anything like this. He just lost it for a second and had a bad shot. Bench for the next month and future here finished? Aren't we going too far with this?

Thank you, Chelsea FC, for another amazing night! No matter who our manager is, no matter who our players' names are, IT'S IN OUR BLOOD and it won't go anytime soon. I'm talking about this amazing spirit. I'm so proud of my team. Blaming Lukaku is a disgrace. The lad is young and the pressure on his shoulders was huge. Let's cut him some slack. Come on, Chelsea!

Unbelievable...

Oscar was imense tonight. Just like Luiz.

HERE COMES THE BEAST!

If only Ramires wouldn't have his brainfart moments at times...

DAVID LUIZ

I wonder when will we dominate a strong European team again.

Time to watch the highlights of the Champions League final again. DROGBAAAAAA!

Would've been a good addition to our team, but it was not meant to be. Good luck for him in the future.

18 points. I hope I'll get to go to the game in Bucharest this time!

Celtic are through. Great game.

I was just trying to prove a point, I never compared Eto'o with RVP. I know they are very different. I also know that 29 is not the same as 32, but do you think that people considered RVP young or a player for the future when United signed him? I'd rather use the word experienced to describe Eto'o.

I am very happy with this transfer. Eto'o will help us, most definitely. He's not that old, he's 32. RVP was 29 when United signed him and he won them the league. Not that big of a difference in matter of ages.