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I wouldn't be surprised is AVB is involved in this just to hike up the price. Fuck you AVB you're dead to me.

But I do feel like RDM would very possibly move on to his own little project since he has already gotten top honors in the history of our club. I also think that Barca will be flying next season with Vilanova. Expect a much more aggressive Barcelona that won't hold back and play "classy". Especially against Real Madrid, I'm sure Vilanova hasn't forgotten about Mourhino's eye gouge.

Willianis one of the best youngsters in Football Manager, if he is anything in real life like he is in that game, signing him would be a dream.

http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11661/7900642/Inter-reveal-Oscar-enquiry

You wouldnt say that if he was english. Im not saying all english people look weird.. err.. nevermind..

These are the kind of replies that remind me that 90% of posters on this forum dont know anything and just like to hear their own opinions. You guys think in your own minds that you become experts on players as soon as we are linked with them. Schurrle is such fucking class that i cant believe some of this SHIT im reading.

It is very interesting to observe that after all the years of chasing the Champions League, after Roman had finally got it, he doesnt seem to have lost any of his desire. It's the opposite, it has fueled his machine. Our movements in the market and clearing out the big guys are clear signs. Our club is evolving! This will be a very interesting year.

Its a blog from a Subreddit I moderate. reddit.com/r/chelseafc I've added the blog to my signature so you can all follow up on CareFreeChronic's articles. My apologies for not citing the blog earlier.

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This season, Ramires has announced, loud and clear, why he has arrived to Chelsea. We have seen him make lung-busting marathon runner sprints, up and down the pitch in every game he's played. And he has become our main outlet and carrier in counter attacks. Because of his sprints, he has had plenty of goal scoring opportunities, converted three of these chances and won a penalty (against Norwich at home) for the team. Though his finishing can be frustrating at times (a trait that can be developed), his qualities are absolutely astounding. Chelsea's third goal against Everton showed exatly that -- a 95-yard sprint which started from the edge of Chelsea penalty box. Ramires then got on the end of Juan Mata's pass to tap in from 2 yards out. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYYartMQo24 We are often attracted to the complex side of the game -- the intricate dribbles and extravagant finishes. But this goal by Ramires reminds us how beautiful and effective simplicity can be. No step-overs. No overhead kicks. It's all about hard work and determination. There is an un-pretentiousness to Ramires's game that draws me in. And if he can keep up this high standard that he has set, he will no doubt become one of Chelsea's greats.

Mata has such incredible vision! Just look at his assist today to Cole (yellow), also notice his option with Sturridge (red) that any other midfielder would have probably engaged, looking at Everton's zonal defense its very likely that Studge would have gotten shut down. His movement and mentality reminds me very much of Iniesta, its amazing.

King Kalou will end his career with Chelsea and retire as one of the clubs greatest. And when he passes we shall place his ashes under the other penalty spot, across from Peter Osgood's!

Iniesta is one of the most gifted and special players in the sport, what are you talking about OP?

When a player scores a hat-trick, it sounds redundant to say that he had an excellent game. But sometimes hat-tricks fall for those whom fortune favors – a deflection off of a defender, an offside goal that linesman did not see or an undeserved penalty. There is no luck about the hat-trick that Frank Lampard scored against Bolton this past weekend. All his goals came as the result of his signature industrious forward runs which allowed him to be at the right place to apply his deft finishing – that some strikers can only dream to possess. Beside from the goals, his tireless runs also created other goal scoring opportunities for himself and his teammates.

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Hazard and Modric are COMPLETELY different players.

Wilkins at around 5:50mins, great interview. Though we may never know what happened behind the scenes, in my opinion he should always be welcomed back. http://www.footytube.com/video/valencia-v-chelsea-92050?ref=wv_relbox

Did you really just steal my picture?

http://www.chelsea.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=525484

http://www.chelsea.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=525484

Anyone else find Lukaku's game questionable? He has some developing to do. Lost the ball a few times and was not using his height as an arial advantage. Im a huge fan of Romelu, but found his performance disappointing.

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/3817228/Bayern-Munich-line-up-new-bid-for-Florent-Malouda.html

Anyone who isnt Islamic. Me for one.