Amblève.

You sure you watched the Arsenal game?!

Football legend. All the best, Michael! It was a joy to watch you playing this beautiful game.

And some people really expected him to have a poor game... funny, really.

Results win you trophies, not the football itself.

C'mon, he didn't even touch Torres, ffs! Torres missed the ball and couldn't keep his balance, that's all.

Are you talking about the "foul" against Torres?

I really want us to win this. We have to start a new winning series against Arsenal without Drogba!

If it wasn't for all those legendary team performances we wouldn't talk about that kind of stuff. Period.

Shame. But I guess that's what life's about, setting priorities. Good luck and hopefully we'll see you here fulltime again someday!

Those two goals!

The FA is ruled by hypocrites... absolute disgrace.

Don't like the draw but who cares. Expect Webb to be the ref for at least one of those two games.

Does that mean that he gets a "Fragile" sticker everytime he enters a plane?

Lol, if that's something that affects his confidence he should quit football and starting playing chess.

It's a harmstring injury, so 3 weeks out probably.

Any chance of adding an "Earth" flag? (yes, I'm bringing it up again...)

NEVER SAY DIE! Brilliant attitude on the pitch, England is gonna miss his presence, defo.

Capital One Cup... what a stupid name change.

He's off to Australia.

Hope he does a James Harden.

Obviously Pool would fuck so we can't win it

I can't really agree with the thought of any of those two teams gaining 3 points. Hate them both too much.

lol

Why cheer for any team? Just hope it ends in a draw.

Fair play for be being critical, but I can tell you I've been following Moses ever since he joined Wigan, so it's definitively not a knee-jerk reaction or whatsoever I've always been hoping we'd sign Moses at some point of his career and you can imagine how happy I was when we did. As I said I've been watching Moses for some time now I really believe that he can make it here at Chelsea. There's a reason why he has been regarded as one of England's brightest prospects a few years ago and yesterday we saw some signs of what he will do when he is given playing time.