Justin_3d

Pretty much this. The best solution to all this nonsense!

They could actually fine them both or something like that for foul language. If I am not mistaken didn't Rooney also get fined for bad language? But other then that banning him for racist, and the FA can get in trouble with Terry lawyers and such bringing something up.

Time to party like it's 1999

And further proof why I was right why City winning was better. As you state here, the worst Team of United, and fair to say the worst team of Chelsea as well. While City having the best squad by a mile managed to win merely by goal difference thanks to the great work of Mancini. City not winning the tittle, means Mancini out and get a better manager. Bad for us. City winning the tittle, means Mancini staying at the Etihad for a long time. Great for everyone. Mancini gets 5 years contract, hence Justin was right again! Go cry to church United fan!

That's the way you see it cause you are a United fan. I just merely stated over and over again the same stuff I always said. City winning the tittle would not mean dominating the league, as you so put it. It actually makes it easier since Mancini got a 5 year contract!

Sure United fan.

I been using this one for a long time, and still good! http://www.flashwebtown.com/mediaplayer/mediaplayer.swf?backcolor=0x000000&frontcolor=0xFFFFFF&file=rtmp://cp96798.live.edgefcs.net/live/&id=ChelTV_Ch01_1000k@26291&autostart=true

We have the Carlo emoticon, we should also have the ray emoticon!

Rangers should come to the FA, and start from the bottom, then starting from the bottom at SPL. At least if they make it, they will have a chance of going into the PL.

Yeah this is why the he said/she said thing is a stupid thing for accusation. If we take this trial we can also conclude that Suarez was innocent as well, because of the lack of evidence and Suarez was not racist cause Negro is a common word used in South America.

Will Terry leave with Chelsea tomorrow to the states for pre-season?

Yeah and then you got to take into account the automatic money we get just for being in the CL next year, the PL and then who knows how much more we increase in sponsors. So we could easily have made 100 mill....and probably are about as close to spend all that money!

Let's see how Kakuta does in the pre-season. To be fair he is the one player I would actually be watching the most. This might be Kakuta last year, so it will be very important to see if he can step up to the plate or leave through the back door.

Chelsea earn £47m prize money from Champions League success http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2012/jul/13/chelsea-prize-money-champions-league

If he is found guilty he should not get support of any kind. Otherwise we would be doing another Liverpool Suarez saga!

That's good. That should have been done a long time ago!

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I don't think we will top last season. Last season was the best ever. And the way the league was won, was something incredible. We didn't win the league, but I sure did enjoy the pain, misery and tears from all United fans like this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZHG7DBDfu4&feature=related :lol2:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0sMSzjdD5nQ&feature=player_embedded

I can't wait no more!!!!!!

Paulo Ferreira.

It's amazing how £51m can get you Silva and Ibra, but can't get you Downing and Carroll!!

PSG are getting Thiago and Ibra....do you think if they buy them before the 22, will they play in the PSG-Chelsea game?

PSG close to Ibra/Thiago mega deal Paris Saint Germain sporting director Leonardo has confirmed that negotiations are under way with AC Milan over a deal for both Thiago Silva and Zlatan Ibrahimovic, with the total cost reported at €62 million. Thiago Silva, 27, came close to joining the Paris-based side in June, but were turned away by Milan president Silvio Berlusconi. Now, with the prospect of an additional fee for striker Ibrahimovic, 30, it seems that the two parties have struck a deal. Ibrahimovic's agent, Mino Raiola, met with AC Milan CEO Adriano Galliani for four hours on Wednesday, when it is believed the fee was agreed. Raiola subsequently flew to Sweden to meet the striker, where he was joined by PSG official Leonardo. The duo, along with lawyer Vittorio Rigo, have since returned to Paris for further talks. Leonardo told Gazzetta dello Sport: "Yes, negotiations are underway and we have spoken in Sweden. At the moment everything is possible, because the transfer marker is like this, it is always open. "Soon we meet with Mino Raiola, and see what can be done. This business can only be considered closed when things are finalised." Ibrahimovic is believed to be willing to move for an increase on his €12 million annual salary, while Thiago Silva struck terms with PSG over a €7.5 million-a-year contract in mid-June.

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