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HAHAHA Quantum Physics? In my defense, it was 3:30 am when I wrote that Fixed, thanks.

It's 4 am here which practically means no sleep tonight The things we do for the love of Chelsea..

Let me try, but I'm too lazy to explain everything 1) City: I think their superior squad will show eventually. I think Pelligrini will do well there. 2) Chelsea; We'll probably chase them all the way but come a little short due to the inexperience of our squad. 3) Arsenal: I think they'll finish above united, I really do. For all the fun we make of Wenger, I think he currently has a very good squad and he will mostly likely get them playing well and getting results. 4) United: I think they will struggle..A LOT. Even if SAF is still at the club, the united players will have a tough time adjusting to a new style. I don't see them really challenging for the tittle. 5) Spurs. They might give united a scare for fourth, but they just still lack some quality, and even if Bale stays, he can't possibly replicate the form of the second half of last season. 6) Liverpool, assuming they keep Suarez. I don't think Rodgers is a good enough manager to have them challenging for a CL spot. 7) WBA: Clark have them playing very well and even without Lukaku (who was mostly a sub for them) they will likely continue to play well. They have a very good squad of players. 8) Swansea: Working like a well oiled machine. No reason why that won't continue to be the case next season. 9)Fullham: A bitt boring at times, but Jol is good enough to get them a mid table finish away from relegation. 10) Norwitch: Bought well in the market. Should be able to stay away from relegation. 11) Everton: They will struggle under Martinez. He does not have the players at Everton to play his "philosophy". 12) Sunderland: Di Canio has bought some very good players, and if he proves as good a manager as is rumored, Sunderland will finish even above 12th. 13) Westham: Won't be pretty but they will just about stay out of the relegation battle with their direct style of football. 14) Cardif: They were head and shoulders above everyone else in the Championship and played some excellent football, I expect them to stay up next season. 15) Southampton: Played some good football last season and if they can replicate it they can stay away from relegation. 16) Stoke: Clubs are learning to counter their style of football every year and I think they lost their "edge". I expect them to be involved in the relegation battle. 17) Palace: Very much relegation candidates, but somehow I feel they might just avoid it. 18) Villa: They should have been relegated last season if it weren't for Benteke carrying the team by himself. I don't think they'll get as lucky this time. 19) Newcastle: They have HUGE problems and they haven't signed anyone except Remy (who despite being a good player, won't be enough to save them). The have a large number of players that are just not good enough, I feel. 20) Hull: Relegated by April at most. Well, I ended up explaining everything after all

Great work Barbara

This thread is proof that negative news, even if largely not true and taken out of context, spreads much faster than honest positive news.

Is that why he has a season ticket here?

What does that have to do with anything? I'm discussing this with you as an equal member, my admin duties have nothing to do with this. You were (the last of many) making a huge deal out of how the same people always win this award, which to me is frankly ridiculous since this award gives it's winner absolutely no additional power or anything; it's not a real election. If anything it's more of a form of entertainment than anything else. But that's just your opinion which you're obviously entitled to. But then on the very next page you went on to praise that the very community you claimed "lacked creativity" elected Strike (who like many other members is deserving of the recognition). I found that funny and made a joke about it. I did not mean for it offend you and I apologize if it did. You don't need to be this defensive about it because like I said, it's just a silly award and it was just a joke. I have no idea why you're insisting on making a problem out of this when there really isn't any.

Whatever you say..

It is just a an internet forum monthly award, and it was just a joke. Lighten up!

No idea what that is But welcome to TalkChelsea, anyway If you need any help, feel free to ask me or any other Admin/Mod. Stick around, Jason

But I thought the system was broken and the community "lacked creativity" to elect new names?!

So weird. Maybe Jim can help?

Because he clearly was saying that as a general remark, not about Chelsea in particular, because he first says that “I have a season ticket at Chelsea and I would love him to join Chelsea though. I would love nothing more than to see Wayne Rooney wearing that blue shirt". When he said that "once you leave a club like Manchester United, there's only one way you'll go." he had already concluded that united have the financial power to not sell him and if they'll sell him it would only be abroad.

Except he didn't really say that. He said that it would be step down assuming that United will only sell him to outside of England because he thinks it's very unlikely that they'll sell to us. “If I was David Moyes there’s no way I would sell him to anyone in England,” he added. “I’m sorry – he’d have to go abroad.“I would love him to join Chelsea though. I would love nothing more than to see Wayne Rooney wearing that blue shirt" Does no one actually read past the tittle?!

Congrats Strike, much deserved, mate

Nope. Unused sub.

Very weird that it's only happening to you. Have you tried clearing your caches?

Tom, I think I have some bad news for your wife..

So he's taking the piss out of taking the piss? :confused:

Italy is probably the only top league that still has traditional direct wingers like Moses.

DON'T EVER put the names of Bieber and the German legend in the same sentence!

Brilliant

Jose's defensive system really plays to his strengths. In a deep back four, Gary really is a great CB.

Great work Barbara

Well it's too late for that, now