Fernando

I think that Dortmund game it was clear that his team was not behind him 100% and his mind was also somewhere else. It sounds like an excuse, but Real Madrid was superior in every way. Even to that crappy Barcelona that won the league. That whole campaign now seems more clearer like day, that it was the demise of the team with the coach. They fell apart and that lead to a downfall of team chemistry.

You fucking beast I love you!

Don't see all the opportunist that where here after the West Ham draw. Where they at? Anyhow, this game a lone should now put Mourinho in charge of Chelsea for the next 10 years! Amazing, and to still think Mourinho says we are not ready for full gear till next season.....stunning, simple stunning!

Wow that was amazing!!!

Was expected. We would park the bus, not surprise.

Football's rule-making body, the International Football Association Board (IFAB), is to hold preliminary discussions at its next meeting on the use of sin bins and video replays to help referees, FIFA said on Monday. FIFA emphasised that both proposals were included for discussion only and could be submitted for further examinations to IFAB's two new advisory panels. The items were "not yet at the stage of being considered...for decision in terms of alterations to the existing laws of the game," world football's governing body said. The controversial "triple punishment", where a player concedes a penalty, is sent off and then has to serve an automatic suspension, will also be on the agenda as a discussion item at the meeting in Zurich on March 1. IFAB will also decide whether to allow male players to use headgear on religious grounds and permit so-called "rolling substitutions" in amateur and recreational football. These would allow players who had been substituted to return to the pitch later in the match, a move designed to bring greater flexibility and maintain interest in grass-roots football. FIFA president Sepp Blatter and his UEFA counterpart Michel Platini have both advocated the use of sin bins, in which players would sit out for five to ten minutes for certain offences. The inclusion of video replays, which are used in other sports such as rugby and cricket, on the agenda is something of a surprise, however, as football has in general been wary of using any form of technology to help match officials. It took years of debate for the sport to accept the use of goal-line technology, which was finally approved in 2012 after a series of controversies where goals were shown to have been wrongly disallowed because officials had not seen the ball cross the line. Platini remained opposed to goal-line technology all along, saying it would open the way for the use of other technology, and said in August that FIFA had opened a "Pandora's box" of technology by allowing it. IFAB has recently been reformed and two new advisory panels, one representing players and coaches and the other representing referees, will now examine proposed changes and provide suggestions to the eight-man board. The new structure is expected to give IFAB more freedom to experiment with proposed changes. The use of headgear for men appears set to be approved following a two-year trial period. Women Muslim players were given permission to wear headscarves two years ago. "After a two-year pilot, there is no indication as to why the wearing of head covers should be prohibited, as long as their design restrictions are respected as defined in the pilot," said a proposed amendment. "Furthermore, the male football community has also raised the need for male players to be permitted to wear head covers, as it is considered discriminatory." More info: http://www.espn.co.uk/football/sport/story/279667.html http://asia.eurosport.com/football/fifa-sin-bins-video-replays-could-be-used_sto4121238/story.shtml

I think you are wrong, you should not be buzzing just for this one match, but for every match Chelsea plays.

Is just that is not as cut clear as you put it. The 38mil is not enough. The rules state that If there's a progress that will be good. Just by the numbers you gave there's progress as it has gone down. The real problem is the stadium sponsored by etihad. This is the one that needs to be question because it's making all the difference.

I also feel like a draw is the likely scenario as we are going to play football from the 1900's in sitting back and parking the bus...

So yes, pretty much stating that ffp is a joke. Cause if it was real there's no point in saying that. Well that's not new, we already knew that.

I'm confuse. I don't understand what's the main point of this? Is mourinho stating that ffp is a joke?

Maybe Rooney might want to leave, but his starting to look more and more like Fat Ronaldo.

Maybe one or two out of the 20 something that are out there.    And to be fair that's a good number. Top teams tend to produce 1 or 2 here and there out of so many. 

hehehe I guess this image was right:

Thanks for the info. I guess I have to download this match to see it. Was too busy enjoying the Untied defeat!

In Moyes we Trust!

Any streams for the United game?

Can anyone explain to me this whole neymar thing? Is barcelona done something ilegal?

Is Tyler the best commentator alive? Or people still prefer the infamous Andy Grey and Keys?

Other then that has the club shown any sinister plan into taking the club backwards? No all I see is plan to keep the club moving forward. You make it sound like they have evil intentions which is something I don't see anywhere.

This is where Mourinho must use his power to get the fools of CPO to help us move to a new stadium. Those guys are holding the progress of the club. And as you see, Roman and the club want only the good for this club. Mourinho back, giving him all the power. What the hell more they want?

I equate mourinho obvious lies to something like this: :-)

Took me a while to read all this and comprehend. Thank you for it. But I do have a question. You go as far as 1900 with Palestine. But I never heard of Palestine before that or even any major Kingdom. I do know that Jews and Israel existed long before that. The time during Jesus. King David and such. So what is what and who is who?

The circumstances doesn't change a thing. But I do get the point where he just blatantly is being hypocrite to deflect attention from the players to him. SAF did it, Wenger does it, so it's a common thing. The funny thing is that people don't like it, just like fans here didn't like SAF for his hypocrisy and Wenger constant moaning, but hey each coach did/does what suits them best.

Well I think for us, I think the club wants to continue with it's plan. Balancing books and try to get players from the academy into the team. So if we continue with that, we can't no longer spend that much like in the past. It will also take away spot from bringing in younger players.