Peace.

He is the worst thing happened to Chelsea in recent times.

The worst part of his play is his touch on the ball, especially the first touch. I remember two situations, yesterday, where he could have be on a one-on-one with the goalkeeper if he had controled the ball correctly. Plus he loses the ball many times due to the fact he pushes it too far.

^ I was thinking today that Terry passing ability was underrated. I think at the moment, he is one of the best passer in our team, and he seems to be comfortable on both feet. Furthermore, he seems good with the short range passes and the long range ones - for example his brillante long range pass to Danni which has led to our first goal against City (if I reminds well). And I was wondering his stats, so thanks ! (I'll give you rep tomorrow, no more left in stock for today). PS : Who are the first and second ? I guess Xavi is one of them. (if you have a link, it would be welcomed).

To be frank, I have never read nor heard of this name. But if he is able to pass better than our current midfielders, and to make forward passes, then I wouldn't mind.

Sigh... I took them as an example, I could have taken Sunderland, Aston Villa or whoever. Okay it might not be the best example, still my point remains valid. My point was : « If to not play in UCL permit us to have players who play with passion - like [insert the name of the team you wish]'s players - then I would happy to not play in this competion. »

Once again, did I said they were phenomenal ?.... They may not have been the most passionate opponents we have encountered thus far, though compared to us, I'd rather their marvelously gorgeous passion than ours. Anyway, I am pretty sure you get my point.

You are wrong. We didn't want Benayoun, because it was in a period where we were looking to rejuvenate the squad, hence an average 30 years-old player wasn't a good choice at all. We didn't want Meireles, because we were looking for a playmaker, so an average utility player of 28 years wasn't the good choice. I wouldn't mind an average player able to make pass, to be frank.

We should stop playing him week in and week out. It will lead us nowhere. He does look worn out, and as a result his end products (notably his finishing) and his inspiration suffer from it.

Point out where in my post I talked about production....

No. There's no streaming and I don't think it is being televised (at least, not on the channels I have).

He has scored !

delete.

After a such performance, I wouldn't mind at all to be out of CL football next year if it does mean having players who give their hearts out and who play with passion (like Norwich's players did, for exemple).

At least, he will know that his spot in the Starting XI is guaranted.

Really ? This guy should go and watch Messi, Iniesta and David Silva playing, he will then understand the meaning of the word "fantastic".

Yeah, I noticed that today. I was specially focused on Luiz, and whenever Norwich attacked on our right wing - where is Bosingwa - it was always Luiz who was going to defend and the portuguese was nowhere to be seen. The fact that Luiz has to make Bosingwa's defensive works proves two things : Bosingwa is a genuine liability ; Luiz is really good.

Torres flopping was to be expected. Not because we paid other the odds, but because he was poor for a long time before January.

Yeah yeah he was good. I've chosen to speak only about field players on purpose. Otherwise, from Chelsea side, the only things which were good are Luiz, Cech and our away support.

Step 1 : Buy a right winger. Step 2 : Play Danni in the center. Step 3 : Stop wasting time with the Ladyboy.

There was only one player good today, and that was Luiz. I am glad we have this guy.

Luiz is a sunbeam into this lethargical team.

Rémi Gaillard is better than him.

This. When you aren't permit to rest a bit, you dose your efforts.

Okay.. I thought so. But, I mean, buy a club in an inderect way, via one of Roman's friend, or something like this, like what happened to Vitesse.