Melanicus

Oh, c'mon!

Great analysis as always. Why don't you post more on this forum?

Take some break from everything. Take a vacation at the job and family will help you in these hard times. I can post match re-plays if you want so. Good luck pal!

Gary Cahill welcome to Chelsea FC! :cfc:

Why are you talking about Romeu here? It is Rodwell's thread.

Not atacking midfielder! He's forward behind main striker... Alex Ferguson plays his wingers in midfield and it's great idea.

Man, great sig by the way. Did you make it by yourself? You always have great sigs and avatars.

If you ask me... We need him.

That's Courtois' number at Atletico, so I doubt. I think he will go for 24 or Alex's 33.

Yes. Haha... why it's bad? I like his point.

Bravo.

Here's a rumor you most likely have not heard heavily reported. Yet it is arguably one of the best possible deals that Chelsea can make this transfer window. Lucas Barrios, has found playing time hard to come by this season after Robert Lewandowski replaced him in the starting lineup while Barrios was injured at the start of the season. He has made only three starts all season long, and has made his displeasure with his situation very clear: Both ESPN and Sky Sports have reported that Borussia Dortmund are willing to allow their ex-hitman, who scored 44 goals in 77 appearances prior to this season, to leave in the January window, and sources are claiming that he could leave Dortmund for as little as €12 million. Barrios represents a low-risk, high yield possible acquisition for Chelsea. Should he succeed, then Chelsea has signed an excellent second-option or even replacement for Fernando Torres, and at almost one-fifth of the cost of the Spanish striker. If he fails, then he can probably be offloaded at half or more of the cost that he was purchased for, representing a minor negative investment for a club like Chelsea. If Chelsea's more ambitious pursuits, like Gonzalo Higuain, do not transfer to the club, then Barrios represents a solid transfer target for the Blues.

I think everybody understand your point. He has 6 months left on his contract... bla, bla, bla. Look, Bolton needs to make some profit and if they lower the price scumbags Arsenal and Tottenham will want again to sign Cahill.

It seems Kaka's time at Real Madrid is coming to an end. Recent reports state Real Madrid's willingness to let the Brazilian playmaker go, and according to the Daily Star, Real Madrid has offered the former AC Milan star to Chelsea. With their pursuit of Luka Modric ground to a halt, Chelsea would find a pretty suitable short-term replacement in Kaka. The Brazilian may be cup-tied for European competition but he would certainly strengthen the side on the domestic front. Kaka was once one of the best players in the world, and his injury-ravaged time in Madrid has sullied his reputation somewhat. Ever heard of the old saying form is temporary, class is permanent? Kaka seems to have finally put some of the injury demons behind and has appeared in 20 games for Madrid, scoring four goals and adding five assists in the process. There have been glimpses of the old Kaka throughout his time in Madrid, and a new environment may be just the catalyst he needs. Andre Villas-Boas would certainly be able make good use of the Brazilian in his three-man midfield, and the likelihood of Kaka being the main playmaker in the squad would boost Chelsea's chances—if he adapts well. There are, of course, negatives as well. Kaka may struggle to adapt the more physical English game (though the likes of Juan Mata and David Silva have shown very skilled players can be quite solid in making a seamless transition to the EPL). It may not be the same for a player who has had his share of injury problems, however. Along with the playing style of a new league, Kaka would have get used to a new culture and new teammates. Is it possible that his playing attributes could outweigh the differences in culture and the style of his new domestic league? Maybe. In the end, Kaka's vision, skill and talent would fit in well with Villas-Boas' attacking philosophy if he is allowed a major role Chelsea could see a benefit. Kaka would be willing to prove himself after an unfortunate time in Madrid and would want to thank his new employers by playing his best from the start for the faith they had put in him. Could Kaka be the man to save Chelsea's season? Yes would be my answer.

One more newspaper trolled... http://sportingalert.com/2011/12/fernando-torres-barcelona-move/

Look. Nowadays you can't get player under 10 million, especially if you're Chelsea FC. When we have a target, media writes bullshit and than player's price jumps at least 2 times. We can be really happy with this deal - nobody said Cahill will be top player and our key player, but I think he's really worth at least 10 millions and what we did is a good bargain.

I'm absolutly against this move.

Market value: 13.000.000 €

He is. Basta.

Good luck King Carlo! It would be a nightmare if you'd sign for English club...

I've been trolled. Fuck this newspaper I didn't know they're trolling. Sorry guys, but I'm too naive. Hope nobody took this too serious and at least you laugh a bit, close this now.