Spike

If you consider this shite, I wonder what teams like Soton and Reading are classified as. It's a good thing you don't suppor those teams otherwise you'd might have jumped off the nearest cliff by now.

I hate his team.

I brain bleeds when people say Hazard/Mata/Oscar/Anyone will leave when Barça or Madrid come knocking. Lampard wasn't sold to Inter. Ashley Cole wasn't sold to Real Madrid. Essien wasn't sold to AC Milan. Drogba wasn't sold the 3937483254769824 times he was linked to another club. Terry wasn't sold to Manchester City. Since when did Chelsea sell it's most important players?

Am I the only one that considers high possession football to be highly defensive? I mean one of the main aspects is to refuse the other team the ball, through neat and tidy passing and aggressive pressing. That sounds pretty defensive to Spike. It's a paradox that one of the most attacking styles is also one of the most defensive.

Well...he is fast as all hell and on his day he can be more than a handful. If he can suceed as a CF I don't see why not.

It's hardly terrible for a striker, I agree with that fully but it's hugely terrible for £50 Million and £180, 000 per week. How much he cost doesn't bother me half as much as he earning.

I'm not claiming that you should be quiet, I don't give a fuck what you say or do, that's your business. I'm just saying that others, are in a different position. Besides, the club is more successful now that in any other decade in the clubs history. Maybe save for the 00s, but they were very recent. If everything is relative than relativity itself is relative. Subjective and objective reality are inclusive.

I hate gambling and I hate Tom Waterhouse and his fucking family. The Aussies and maybe a few Kiwis will understand why I hate Tom Cunt Waterhouse.

So what if it has been for quite some time? The club wasn't challenging for trophies for an even longer time. Just because it's happening now and has for a handful of years doesn't mean that it wasn't dreamt of in the 106 years the club has been around. You'd be amazed if were watching in the 80s and Chelsea were a couple of points above being relegated to Division Three and a inch away from bank ruptcy. I wasn't around then, but it's quite a turnaround to go from The Bottom of the English Second Divison to Champions of Europe.

Here comes the Moses bandwagon and I've got a first class ticket.

A creative attacking mentality, regular Champions League football, challenging for trophies. I may be wrong but I believe that there were Chelsea supporters before 2003 and I think they dreamed of this sort of success.

Yes and they see even more. They get to see the training ground, the team meetings, the tactical briefings, the interactions between players, the player's fitness levels, the players injuries, the player's mental wellbeing, the player's personalities. If I'm missing something, feel free to add to the list.

I've said it before but Torres is inclusive to everything. Hazard had a good game? Well he certainly played better than Torres. Luiz had a bad game? He was even more worse than Torres! Girlfriend broke up with you? Well at least Torres scored.

It probably does. Probably why FloMo refuses to pass to him.

This topic should be locked and mentioning Fernando Torres should be a bannable offence.

He should learn how to wear a fucking condom soon.

@Rmpr, is this Wallace fellow an interesting talent? Is he going to bring anything dynamic to the squad?

Could god make a videogame so hard that even god couldn't finish it?

Which god?

I'm not a salesmen of ambiguity. If it can't be proved or disproved it may as well not even exist in the first place. The only fact I can assume is actually a fact is that the only person that knows what Pep wants is himself and maybe his wife because they know everything.

Chalobah is the future. Hopefully McEachran is apart of that future also.

Three goals in in each of his last three games. 8 shots in La Liga this season with 7 on target. Of the 7 on target shots he has scored from five of them. And he has been played out wide. In Australia we call that clinical.

Can you prove that statement?

Is it just me or is Messi starting to lose it a bit? He seems a lot more aggressive and irritable over the last few months. Screaming at teammates and opposition players, pushing opposition players when he is frustrated with them and just over things in that vain. The stress and expectations might just be getting to him now, and he may be burning out.

Come on ref, be fair. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=1rkSmuC0qn0#!