Melanicus

Bro, we're completly the same.

:giggle:

How cuuuuteeee.

I am watching Roma for years now, because I like football they produce. De Rossi is fantastic player, one of the best at his position and I'm pretty sure, we were interested in him, but 70M? C'mon that's crazy! I think Roma's president is more or less just putting his buyout clause up...

Blues Targeting Arsenal Winger Theo Walcott with £25M Offer http://au.ibtimes.com/articles/248648/20111114/chelsea-transfer-rumor-blues-targeting-arsenal-winger.htm

Congratulations!

Fair point. Can player leave Liverpool to Chelsea without letting angry fans?

What do you think? For example moving from Liverpool to Chelsea? New team-mates, new manager, new enviroment, new fans... Your previous fans hate you? Are tranfers hard for players themselves? What do you think?

Do they play for reserves regulary? I didn't know this, that's good!

Krastać?

After I opened thread about, which position do you play (http://forum.talkche...on-do-you-play/), I saw that we have a lot football players, one are more and others less professional... So, you can write accurate information about yourself and your football ability, and we could make Talk Chelsea Football Club. :cfc:

At the end, they send him to the jail!

He has already posted it in season stats thread.

I believe, he has a good partnership with Terry.

Mehdi Benatia Having already established himself as one of Serie A’s most disciplined defenders, Mehdi Benatia offers Chelsea a defensive steel that they lacks now a days. The road less travelled can eventually lead you to where you have always wanted to arrive and for Mehdi Benatia it could well become a truism if he ends up in the Premier League. “I have always been interested in the English which is very aggressive but also at the same time very sporting,” he recently gushed in an interview which suggests that his time in the shop window at Udinese is coming to an end. The club from Friuli has always had a buy low, sell high policy and the 24-year-old was plucked from the lower reaches of French football at Clermont, having slipped through the net at Marseille where he was a contemporary of Samir Nasri. So when the defender was linked with some of Europe’s top clubs the Bianconeri have been wringing their hands at cashing in on another shrewd find as early as the winter transfer window if the price were to top the 10million Euro mark. Having been capped for France at Under-18 level he decided that his youthful promise would be better served by representing the birthplace of his father and switched allegiance to Morocco and the higher profile has since brought full international recognition. A willingness to knuckle down and adapt has served him well and when he arrived at Udinese in the summer of 2011. His quickness and lean 6ft2in frame were seen to be better employed on the right side of a back three where he was encouraged to get forward with the ball at his feet. Udinese have only conceded one goal at home on the domestic front. Since then he has played across the backline and would have no problems playing in the middle of a more traditional back-four where his excellent technique and sure passing could be exploited to the fore. A ball-playing defender he may be but that sugar-coated touch masks a steely determination. His speed has enabled him to anticipate a challenge rather than fly head-long into a tackle while his strength in the air has paid dividends not only at the back but from set-pieces in attack. Although as yet he may not have got off the mark in Serie A, he found the net three times last season – all of which came from dead-ball situations. Having turned out against Arsenal in the Champions League preliminary round qualifier, Benatia has subsequently played three Europa League group games and scored a typical defender’s close-range finish in the win over Atletico Madrid. Valuable European experience is one thing but in Italy where keeping a clean sheet is greeted with as much glee as scoring at the other end, Benatia has really come to prominence in the early part of the campaign. Going into the international break Udinese have only conceded one goal at home on the domestic front and just four in total to make him part of the most water-tight backline in Europe. It may have been a team effort but Benatia’s increasingly assured performances have really stood out – and the feeling is that Samir Nasri’s one-time room-mate is finally on the fast lane to success. Source: Chelsea FC Transfer Speculations

Chelsea set to to test Bolton's resolve with £8m bid for Arsenal and Spurs target Cahill... http://tinyurl.com/c9jtcye

Darren Bent: Fernando Torres is Premier League's top striker! http://tinyurl.com/ck2au3j

I completly agree about this! Great idea! But what would pensioners and small kids do?

Welcome! :cfc:

Petr Čech is natural born killaz!

LOL!