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Bushman and Drogbathegoat banned? Well let me take a moment to enjoy this Alright that was dickish from me, but good job nonetheless from the admin and moderators in keeping control in the forums.

We have Oscar, Hazard, Schurrle, Willian and Salah. Too many AM at the time. Well at the time we had Mata as well, but neither wanted to wait out. Ideally we would have never bought Schurrle and Willian and used the players that we had. But Mourinho bought, and got the players that fit best his style.

Thank god we sold him.

Maybe we want to have two type of creative CM. Kross and Cesc. While keeping two DM type of players like Matic and Ramires.

Chelsea striker Romelu Lukaku flattered by Juventus interest http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11661/9350878/transfer-news-chelsea-striker-romelu-lukaku-flattered-by-juventus-interest

What's important? To me balance is more important then all out attack or all out defense.

Still for me Mourinho is conservative in big matches. That won't change, he will not turn into a Bielsa, Pep or Wenger and go all crazy attack.

Mourinho will be too conservative in big matches. We won't go all attacking so he is needed in maybe a 3 man midfield of Ramires, Matic and Fabregas.

Definitely is the better buy then Shaw and luis combined.

That's how we played the last few seasons and more then likely Mourinho will be conservative in the big matches.

Don't see nothing wrong. Maybe they changed it afterwards?

I knew that already. Mourinho likes ramires too much. Let's hope he doesn't put him on when we have to face the west ham of this world. :-\

I think by now if people are still saying all that bullshit about not a Mourinho type of player then they clearly don't know him. Cause Ozil was never a Mourinho type of player either....

Good stuff, that means he was bought for a cm role and not to replace Oscar. However I still don't see Oscar and fabregas at the same time when playing big teams. Ramires will have to be in there for a 3 man midfielder. Against West ham and those lots, go all out attack!

Lol at the weed questions.

Looking at pirlo do you guys think Cesc can provide something similar?

Upgrade to Mikel and Ramires for me. Let's see what Mourinho decides about Ramires and Real Madrid wanting him. Because Ramires is still useful for us, but if we get an upgrade for him for about the same price or less then I say good business.

It's really shit for Spain when you need Torres to help you score.

What's the popular sport in Jamaica? How is Futbol seen over in Jamaica?

Against small teams that will be the primary. Against top teams will not be surprised to see ramires in there for someone being sacrifice.

Good business, and good feedback from Mourinho. He has giving request on what he likes and what not and the board has acted right. It's not a Mourinho buy nor a Roman buy, but it's a club buy, a club decision to sell and buy. Ladies and gentleman this is how a proper club is run, with different parts working together for the betterment of the team, not a pissing contest. Well done Chelsea FC!

This Mourinho looks more livelier and fun. The Mourinho we had the past few months look jaded. Sometimes a break from fútbol does wonders.

Sepp Blatter suggests law change that would revolutionise football FIFA president Sepp Blatter has called for managers to be allowed two challenges to refereeing decisions during a match - a move which would lead to a revolution in how the game is played. Blatter suggested that immediate reviews of television evidence should be allowed for up to two challenges by each manager. The International FA Board, the game's law-making body, would have to agree to any such move and would take at least 18 months for a first decision. Speaking at the FIFA Congress in Sao Paulo, Blatter told delegates: "We could do something more on the field of play. "Why don't we give team managers the possibility of two challenges for refereeing during the match? If the manager disagrees with a decision why should he not ask for an immediate TV review with the referee?"

Manchester City's plans for next season's Champions League campaign have received a huge boost after it was confirmed the club will only need to name five rather than eight home-grown players in their reduced 21-man squad. Pressure from the players' union FIFPro has forced UEFA to agree to water down its sanctions imposed against City and Paris St Germain for breaching financial fair play rules. UEFA had intended that both clubs would only be allowed to have 21 players with eight of those having come through the youth system in their home countries. UEFA's general secretary Gianni Infantino has now confirmed that instead the clubs will only have to name five home-grown players, a decision which could have a significant impact on City's transfer plans. Last season, City registered 23 players and used only 21 due to the eight home-grown players rule, so to have this reduced to five means the effect of the sanction on the club has been greatly diluted. Infantino, in Sao Paulo for the FIFA Congress, told Press Association Sport: "It came after a request from the players union FIFPro saying when you take these kind of sanctions and measures you cannot harm the players and the rights of a player who has a contract for the behaviour of the clubs. "So we looked at it and it was felt appropriate there for the number to be proportionally reduced as well." Manchester City and PSG were each fined £49million (60million euro) over three years, which could be reduced to a single year if financial targets are met in the following years. City said their summer transfer plans would be unaffected by a restriction limit of their transfer spending to a net £49million. The clubs also have to cap their Champions League squad wage bills at their 2013/4 levels for the next two seasons. The reduction in the home-grown players limit means City will be able to cope with the expected departure ofJoleon Lescott on a free transfer, with Micah Richards and James Milner also being linked with a move. Goalkeeper Joe Hart, midfielder Jack Rodwell, left-back Gael Clichy and defender Dedryck Boyata were also named as home-grown players in last season's Champions League squad.

Like Lukaku and such who don't want to fight for their place. I don't care if we sell Lukaku but get players like azpi.