BlueLion.

SWP tore Spurs apart at the Bridge when we beat them 2-0 in January, surely he should play.

Great pictures, I wished they'd have won just for those fans who made the trip.

I see your point, but in those 'tough times' we hardly played United or Arsenal.

The only way we will be able to do the same as Manchester United is to get a bigger stadium, end of.

Dilemma? They're the soul of the team. And I think you need to respect what those players have done for the club and what they mean to the fans.

Arsenal player or not, I wish him the speedist of recoveries and hope he is back in football as soon as possible. That tackle was apparently "clumsy" and not intentional. ut either way, its absolutely horrific. Those pictures have made me feel sick.

That preview video is absolutely brilliant. Showed exactly how much it meant to have Cech back for the quarter and semi-finals after Carlo's horror show against Leicester.

Now he's said that, he'll most definitely score, although probably in the wrong end

The fact at the end of the day is that football has already been ruined by money. Besides, I don't see what is so wrong about international associations paying compensation for club players getting injured. At the end of the day, a player is involved in his club team for probably 90%+ of the season, so to get injured in that remainding portion whilst on international duty should result in money being paid back to the club. Besides, €4000 is pocket money to football club executives.

Legend is a much overused term in my young eyes, but Shevchenko certainly was Milan's iconic talisman for six seasons, its only likely they would invite him to join them.

I think you're right there, if he wanted to stay so much he would go to the club and ask. Saying that for all we know, he could be, the club are not very public about transfer rumours and the like.

This should be merged with the Ronaldinho thread.

I'd love to see Wisey involved in a management role, but I don't think he has the experience required to do the business at the top level. Saying that, neither does Grant.

Well, since the G-14 disbanded, Chelsea F.C. have become one of the 16 founding members, along with Manchester United, Rangers, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich amongst others. A.C. Milan • AFC Ajax • Barcelona • Bayern Munich • Birkirkara • Chelsea • F.C. Copenhagen • F.C. Porto • Juventus • Manchester United • NK Dinamo Zagreb • Olympiacos • Olympique Lyonnais • Rangers • Real Madrid • R.S.C. Anderlecht What is more, Kenyon is on the board. The entire role of the ECA is to refund clubs when their players play for their country. All in all, it seems a promising idea.

LMAO!

A bit of bitterness between der Kaiser and his favoured pupil, it seems.

I've got so used to us falling at the final hurdle in Europe that I have no expectation to win the European Cup this season. I think back-to-back FA and League cups is a great possibility and we would be the first team to win both competitions in two consecutive campaigns, as far as I know.

I suppose one saving grace is that we haven't conceded since Villa netted past us when we beat Valencia in the Mestalla - that is 567 minutes of European football without conceding. Not a bad record in fairness.

If he leaves Terry and Lamps on the bench, I will join the witch-hunt against him.

Or just being a general cunt.

I won't make excuses although I feel Kalou does operate better on the wing and he seemed to play more centrally last night when he was introduced, though I think everyone was sub-par.

TBH I'm really glad you pointed it out I spelt it like that, or else I wouldn't have realised And I don't even like rap music in fairness

They lose to Barnsley and go and beat Internazionale WTF?!

I'd certainly have Roy Keane in there. Also Steven Hunt because he's nearly ended three player's careers.

I was thinking exactly the same Inconsistent laziness is probably what we will get