Amblève.

Today they are known as the Israeli government/IDF, tomorrow they'll be remembered in the same breath as the četniks and Nazis. History repeating itself in circles.

Moses' defensive contributions are on the same level as Willian's. Offensively both didn't manage many goals and assists but the thing is Willian will be 26 years old in a few days, has never produced many goals/assists, shies away from doing anything significant when it matters and cost us 32m whereas Moses still isn't a finished product, is more direct and cost the usual amount you pay for your #4 player in a position.

I wish he'd get rid of that long hair.

That description suits Willian as well.

The movement that has been created ever since Mourinho re-joined Chelsea has developed Nazi-esque traits within the majority of Chelsea fans. The sheep have found their shepherd again.

Looking at his career stats, I don't have any hopes his end product will change dramatically. His assist and goal scoring numbers are that poor.

Fuck me, I could do with some tacos now.

Comes home a WC winner. Well done, son!

It was a bad business from the get-go. We had already signed Schürrle and if the initial plan was to sign a left-footed player to play on the right wing aka what Mourinho told us in the pre-season then Willian was more than just redundant. Willian is in his prime and at a price of 30m we spent unnecessary money on a player that will most likely never justify such a fee. Such a shame about the money, really.

Essien, Ashley, Ballack and albeit not in his prime but still one of the best in his position, Maka plus the young lads Joe Cole, Kalou, Robben and Mikel. Add to that solid players like Paulo, Shevchenko, Bridge et voila - the best and most talented squad we've ever had in our history.

The 2006/07 squad was the best Chelsea have ever had. The amount of talent and worldclass players in their primes was just unreal.

Hope Ivanovic keeps that beard. Someone needs to take over from where Meireles and Cole left.

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Jeez, that's basically a copy of Transfermarkt's new design...

Also, I'm looking forward to people fighting over an award, e.g. the "Most Controversial" one

Ah, the annual boost for our egos

It's kinda funny that people twist their arguments like they want. Players like Mikel are called poor offensively because they lack offensive talent but Oscar is restricted to his role because he's doing what the manager wants him to do so he can't produce offensively.

Worse than da gawd Chadli.

I'm glad you like it. As an introvert myself I found it pretty helpful to get a better understanding for my own personality.

How about we replace our first team players with clones of Eden Hazard? Would you shut up and stop posting BS then?

Never expected this but I'm glad it happened. For once, those FIFA idiots did something that's right.

"These situations happen on the field", lol. Fucking hell, what?! I've been playing football since I was a little boy and I've never shied away from contact and tacklings but never have I witnessed someone biting me or someone else let alone me biting somebody. And mind you, I'm talking about kids and youths aged 6-19 who you would expect to not be able to control themselves but this is a fucking grown man talking about biting people as if this was like kicking the ball, scoring goals etc, things that are normal, ffs.

If we want a proper long-term Chelsea captain to take over from JT without any change in culture the search for this person is directly linked to the development of Chalobah. These days you don't find many young leaders but Nat is one of them. Keep him around this season, let JT guide him and give him the chance to prove himself as a back-up for Matic (assuming Mikel leaves).

Just put in the low cross to assist the game-winning goal for Switzerland.