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LOL, i know it's comletely rubbish, and i shouldn't bother, but the spite in this article is unbelievable http://footylatest.com/keeping-john-terry-and-frank-lampard-could-end-up-costing-jose-mourinho-his-job/46864? I'll copy-paste it so the article doesn't generate anymore undeserved traffic It is no secret that Terry is past his prime now, and is mostly in the news for all the wrong reasons. His performances have taken a backseat due to his frequent injuries and suspensions, and having him in the dressing room is no longer an asset due to his present mediocrity and occasional poisonous influence on the squad. Moving on to Lampard, the Englishman is known to be an occasional whiner whenever the boss chooses others over him to feature in the first team. He does not hesitate to point a finger at the manager and give rise to a hostile environment within the team to get his own way, and the fact that he behaved that way with ex-managers Andre Villas-Boas and Rafael Benitez prove that he can resort to the same steps with Mourinho if the Portuguese doesn’t hand him regular chances – which is pretty much expected given the calibre of the present generation of Blues’ players. Hence, having the aforementioned duo in the team might do more harm than good to the team, and might reduce their chances of winning silverware this season. Mourinho would have to find a way out of this mess and offload them both, if he wishes to maintain the integrity of the team and save his job in the process.

For better or for worse, the impression i have of hazard is that he is carefree to the extreme. On the upside this allows him to deal with huge amounts of pressure (transfer price tag, ball boy incident). On the downside, it sometimes makes him appear lazy/arrogant, while in truth this is far from the case. That's why i believe he plays at his best when he is having fun (just look at all the pictures taken during the pre-season tour), and these games don't really lend themselves to 'having fun' That said, he does look like has put on some weight, but, hey, that's what pre)season is for

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkZsq5umElk courtesy of thelb71

Hearing these positive signs, i can now watch that 2nd goal without that horrible feeling in my stomach and appreciate it's beauty for what it is.

Saying it is 'just the meniscus' can be slightly misleading, since a tear in the meniscus will often necessitate an (arthroscopic) operation. What JM said though was that even it was a meniscal injury it appears to only be a small one,

Reading my last post again, it seems more agressive than i intended to, sorry for that. I understand where your coming from. Indeed, he's top quality and we shouldn't be too hypocritical, but I reaaaaaaaally don't want him at this club.

JT has made mistakes, obviously, but he's been nothing but loyal to the club. The fans have always stood by him and he has repaid it by giving it his all. He's Blue, he's family. Now look at Suarez, whose exploits are on a level never seen before. Like us, liverpool supporters have more or less always defended him, and how does he repay them? Also, you talk about professionalism. Risking to be sent of and/or suspended almost every game by pulling some c*ntish moves again and again is not what i call professional.

Kagawa - Manchester United

Finally! http://www.sportsdirectnews.com/premier-league/26846-chelsea-transfer-news-mata-going-nowhere.php Not that this article in itself is anymore reliable than all the other BS ('a source in spain')... It was just that all this talk about him leaving was getting on my nerves.

some more of our current players http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYiSN0SS7UU http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VrRLm-Ch9A