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He is hardly a thug, he rarely tackles!

Some of them look a tad fake to me. Though I'm naturally aprehensive about a lot of online shops.

Umbro have some pretty terrible ones too, don't forget.

I see...well the home kit was class.

My favourite Umbro kit is 04/05. I couldn't find a very good image of it till just now Great year for all three kits.

Away Third I'd be happy if they never changed these two. The only change I would make is the colour of the badge on the third kit, keep it original!

As far as I'm concerned if you love the club and not the club's success you aren't a glory hunter.

And I usually receive 50% of them. Half of my likes come from capriccioso!

18 time losers, eh?

Yeah, Moratti has probably loved Inter since he was a boy. I hate it when people say that Roman will walk away one day, personally if I had invested so much money into a club, I would never walk away.

Moratti is the archetype of impatient owners. 1997-2001 he sacked 8 managers and another 9 since then. Imagine how scary Inter Milan would be with some stability (or even us for that matter).

Frank Lebouef "I don't care what you say, I've won the World Cup." Chelsea 1996 - 2001 Appearances: 204 Goals: 24 Leboeuf took 20 Penalties Kicks for Chelsea missing only 3 times FA Cup: 96-97 & 99-00 League Cup: 97-98 FA Community Shield: 99-00 UEFA Cup Winner's Cup:97-98 UEFA Super Cup : '98 France 1995-2002 Appearances: 55 Goals: 4 FIFA World Cup: '98 UEFA European Championship: '00 FIFA Confederations Cup: '01 Leboeuf is listed as a Chelsea Legend on the Official CFC website. Here is what they have to say: " A stylish French defender, Frank Leboeuf was one of the first wave of foreigners to light up the Premier League in the mid-1990s.Intelligent and composed, Leboeuf won both the World Cup and European Championship while a Chelsea player, and was a regular scorer of penalties and long-range goals during his time with the club which lasted 204 games over five years. Leboeuf arrived from Strasbourg in the summer of 1996, and would go on to forge an effective partnership with Marcel Desailly in the centre of defence during one of Chelsea's most successful periods. The FA Cup in 1997 was followed by the League Cup, the Uefa Cup Winners Cup and the Uefa Super Cup a year later, all won with clean sheets, as was the FA Cup again in 2000, the last final at the old Wembley. Leboeuf returned to France with Marseille in 2001 before finishing his career in Qatar. He has since pursued a career in the film industry . "Lately Leboeuf has been featured as a regular pundet on ESPN Soccernet Presspass. He always has something insightful to say about Chelsea (and Olympique de Marseille) and always gives his heartfelt support.

Frank Leboeuf is one of my favourite Football pundits. He always has insightful things to say about Chelsea. He is frequently on ESPN Soccernet Presspass, so go out there and listen to his opinions!

If he did that, I wouldn't forgive him. What a little prick.

If he goes there I bet he will score a million goals...or something.

I think he did that stunt because he was a teenage rebel. Also the Italian media would have created that situation to generate controversy. It was a TV reporter that gave him an AC Milan shirt.

Agreed. Though to be honest if he had a shave, he would look like a teenager.

Dammit. Now I'm obliged to watch Spurs play. Two times a year is more than enough.

I hope Andrea Stramaccioni does well and becomes the new Pep!

Haha. Even though he wore an AC Milan shirt one time, he still loves Inter.

Zentai suits...? I think I have to buy one. Is that site safe?

He looks really nervous at the moment and doesn't own his box like he used to.

Congratulations to KieranVogel and Artinho.

Inter Milan Lucio - Out César - Out Maicon - Out Forlan - Out Córdoba - Out Stankovic - Out Chivu - Out Zárate - Out Chelsea Malouda - Out Kalou - Out Bosingwa - Out Drogba - Out Torres - Out Meireles - Out

No, but I thought some users would appreciate it. He is kissing Oliver Giroud, in case you were wondering. I thought Azpi had a recurring hamstring injury similar to Alexandre Pato's. Anterior Cruciate Ligament damage is much more worrying.