BlueLion.

Well, knowing our luck, John Terry will suffer cruciate damage on his comeback from injury and Ricardo will be handed a fifty match ban off the FA for passing over the half way line, so we may be seeing him very soon.

Makelele is spot on about the last part. Only teams like Portsmouth, United and Arsenal give it a go at Stamford Bridge because of our unbeaten record.

Good result for Feyenoord a minute ago, wasn't it? I watched it

On paper, this will be a tough game. Bar the 3-2 in August, there are hardly any goals in recent matches between these two teams, so I feel 1-0 or 2-0 is the best result we can hope to pull off. We should do now we have something looking like a solid defence now Cech is back.

QPR can jog on Stamford Bridge is owned by Chelsea Pitch Owners, they'd have to smoke pot to let QPR move in.

Follow Lyon closely, as well as Stoke City because I had trials for them

I completely agree with you. Sheva tries his hardest and as soon as he gets going, luck bites him hard on the ass and he is out injured.

But at the end of the day, has he said things to the press at all? We all know how much bullshit they spread.

Source: Sky Sports

He just often makes the wrong decisions. He shoots when he should pass, and the other way round.

We can, but I don't feel anyone can do his job as well as he can.

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I want to stay where we are, but as a club increases in size, so must the ticket sales I guess. I'd be happy if we could develop the Bridge, but I remember how much of a pain it was to redevelop the West Stand in 2001.

Ash gets my vote. Love both players, I just feel that Ashley defends better and at the end of the day, a defender must defend well.

He may have the opportunity to feature in a couple of FA Cup games at the most, although I believe he will spend the majority of his time in the reserves.

He is young I suppose, but I do have to admit he does show glimpses of quality.

My god, what happens when they miss a decision as well?

In the Dutch League. Kezman broke the scoring records in the EreDivisie, look how he turned out.

No thanks, I don't fancy having a donkey playing at full-back. Besides, we already have Ben Haim.

Training with Lampard, Ballack, Drogba and Shevchenko should help in that process, I feel

I believe we will go for a young striker, like Benzema. A lot of people think Huntelaar would suit our team, but I have watched Ajax a lot recently on Setanta and he does not impress me at all.

I really don't know what the point of selling Gudjohnsen was. He would have been pefect as a strike partner to Didier last term.

Get over it. 80% of our first team earn almost double than this every week. Its pocket money, but it annoys me nonetheless that it is only us who are hit by it.

Newcastle have confirmed that Kevin Keegan will make a dramatic return to manage the club. The 56-year-old former Manchester City boss managed the Magpies from 1992 to 1997 and will return to St James' Park as Sam Allardyce's successor. Gerard Houllier and Didier Deschamps were strongly linked with the position in the last two days but the club unexpectedly turned to Keegan. He was initially linked only with a partnership role with Alan Shearer. The ex-England coach was running his "Soccer Circus" in Glasgow after qutting his job at City in March 2005. He was also linked with a return to the club last summer as director of football following Mike Ashley's takeover. from the BBC

Even when we miss Drogba and Essien, there are no players in the Birmingham team that we really need to look out for. Kapo who is their best player is out of favour, and the majority of their players bar Jerome are out of form.