Spike

I can play your way to. You assume wrong and you know wrong and I know this because I only use logic and deductive reasoning in my arguement. You fail to point out anything out of the ordinary and the basis of you arguements seem to be composed of petty insults and poor attempts of deconstructing the opposing arguement. You intoduce no new information into you arguements and seem content to just dismiss other opinions because they clash with yours. Notwithstanding is the arrogance and self entitlement present in your posts, if I didn't know any better I would be convinced you were a Liverpool fan in disguise as a Madridista. Overall I give your arguement a C- for effort and an F for overall achievement. Perhaps when you stop insulting my friend Cap, I will engage in a civilised arguement but until then you are not worth my time, you infantile American. Well, that was fun. It's not everyday that I can just mimick the ramblings of others. This will be the last time I reply to you, for the sake of this topic. I apologise to the staff in advance.

The next thing you know an American will lecture an Australian on how to play Rugby . Also never ever again assume what I do and don't know.

Every Chelsea fan on the planet already knew that Ramires was staying. I find it rich that a Madridista is lecturing us Chelsea fans on José Mourinho. Where do you get off on the arrogance of grading someone's arguement on a alphabetical scale?

Brilliant Cap, if more of your posts were like that less people would think you are a troll/spammer! Mourinho is all about power and pace. He likes to hammer the opposition into submission. At every club he has a playmaker: Deco, Lampard, Sneijder and Ozil. Lamps was the best with 60 goals and 30 assists under José. FC Porto McCarthy - Derlei Deco Maniche - Costinha - Mendes Valenta- Carvalho - Costa - Ferriera Baía Chelsea FC Drogba Lampard Robben -Makélélé - Essien - Duff Cole - Carvalho - Terry - Ferriera Cech Internazionale Milano Ibrahimović - Balotelli Sneijder Cambiasso - Zanetti - Motta Chivu - Luico - Samuel - Maicon Ceasar Real Madird CF Benzema Ronaldo - Ozil - Dí Maria Alonso - Khedira Coentrao - Pepe - Ramos - Arbeloa Casilllas

It changed a couple of times when Antonio Insanno and Batigol were there. But this going back to the start of the 00s...

The way Germans intergrate youth at both Club and International levels is unparalleled. If England wishes to compete on an International stage radical changes in the youth set up and a revolution of the Football Association is needed. This is how I think England should approach things: Chelsea First Team Chelsea Reserve Team (Anyone is eligible for this team) Chelsea Under 21s Say Chelsea travel to Old Trafford to play Manchester United. The Chelsea Reserves and Chelsea Under 21s will both play matches with the Manchester United Reserve Team and Manchester United Under 21s before the First Teams play. This should happen with every fixture throughout the season allowing young players and players needing match fitness to play regularly. Of course this idea may force the dissolution of the Youth FA Cup. This setup is formerly the appraoch of the (Australian) National Rugby League and a big thanks goes to my Uncle for lecturing me on it.

Well it is rumoured that Joe Cole planted the idea of joining Chelsea in Hazard's mind i.e. Inception.

Gross.

I have always really liked Pato and I always will. I even own a Pato 7 shirt somewhere. Oh, well he he can keep his hamstrings healthy, I think he can be a world beater. He is such a natural forward, I believe if he wasn't so injury prone he would have at least two 20+ goal seasons already.

He suffers from the same ailment as Danny Boy, that is a CF being played on the wings. He is much less frustrating though.

He is the typical efficient German. Strenths: Very fast and agile. Decent dribbling and ball control. Decent passing and vision. Striker's Instinct. Great denfensive work rate. He will run till he drops. Aggressive and willing to go for the physicaly dangerous shots. Good finishing. Positional flexibility. Able to play on either Wings and at Centre Forward. Weaknesses: Not very strong. Poor in the air given his 184cm build.

I would love Hulk+Moutinho but you make parlaying with Porto sound easy!

I remember that.

I would rather eat a Tottenham shirt than see Carvalho playing in one.

Mo' money, mo' problems. Not in Footbawl.

How do you know what they want? Please don't take offence, but you really have to stop passing off your own deductions as fact.

Off topic. I'm sorry but this really bothered me, ad hominem should have no place here. English is one of four official languages in Singapore and the others are Mandarin, Tamil and Malay. So for starters one can never know if English is royg's first language. Even though English is the de facto langauge of TC perhaps you should attempt to convey a grammatically perfect conversation with royg in Mandarin, Tamil and Malay. It really gets my goat when people's grammar and syntax is insulted and called into question, besides it's more often than not the person who has called another's grammar into question has imperfect grammar.

Everyone always forgets about poor old Granero.

Okay, bet accepted.

How is it common sense? I for one have no idea what RDM is going to use next season, hell I don't even know for sure if he will use the 4-2-3-1. Chelsea could play through the wings like ManUtd or play straight through the middle like AC Milan. Possessive or counter? High pressing or deep? Nobody knows this.

Xabi Alonso was 28 when he joined Real Madrid. I'm not saying Cabaye is at Alonso's level but 27 isn't too old just yet. Anyway the next best bet; Joao Moutinho is 26 soon.

And Schurrle is a Striker also, mainly because he can and has played there.

It does mean something, it means he has time for his fans. There would be more than one player that would have ignored that kid.

I think I should win by default.

I support this signing 100%.