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I think facebook is much better to discuss with other fans. I use that more then this or other site, cause as you say they suffer a lot during big traffic. And I don't think is their fault cause they are not as big as facebook and don't have the resources to be running a bigger site. That will be for all the forum of any clubs site when they get a lot of traffic.

Just heard about him making a decision, and came here to see if there was anything anybody knew. But after 297 pages later, still nothing. This might be the longest topic in this site.

I finally got to finish reading all post here. It was an epic night to treasure for ever. Thank you Chelsea for such times! And cya in the USA tour.

For a "small club with small history" you sure do worry a lot.

Are people buying the tickets a couple of days before? Or buying it from some other source? As of right now, I got plans to go to the All-Star match and PSG match.

Guys just heard about some of the games scheduled for the US. Chelsea vs PSG looks great. As I said in the past, I will try to make it to as many as possible. Here is my e-mail if anyone wants to hook up for the game: [email protected] Take care.

Great read my friend. Football is filled with great examples of club that had to make a hard decision at one point in time to achieve great success. In my home country of Ecuador for years the majority of the clubs live under the shadow Barcelona (Yes there is another club named Barcelona). They where like Liverpool the top team of the country and then descend into obscurity because of bad management from directors and such. Today another team rules the country, Liga De Quito. Liga De Quito commonly refer to as LDU was the first country from Ecuador to ever win a Copa Libertadores. And I really have no one else to put down such work but the president and his assistant. Now in modern europe the same can be said about Barcelona FC. I remember seeing a great documentary about how Barcelona where broke with little money, and a great project from the president, I think Laporta turn the club around. The football world is fill with great examples of great project that started from nothing and came to frutition because of great planning from presidents, directives, and all down to managers. Today, Chelsea FC is being eaten by a cancer, and that cancer is the board. Until Chelsea manages to clear this, changing managers every season won't help.

It's very tough time right now for all Chelsea fans. But we must keep up the faith. If things look bad right now, just think about our future. Kakuta, Piazon, Josh, Courtois and much more! KTBFFH

Good match by Kakuta. Really great to watch how Kakuta develops. Hopefully next season he can come to Chelsea, if not, another great season in the french league will help him.

This is cool, I will try to go to as many matches as I can. Keep in touch.

Just noticed this, can't believe i miss it. Can someone recap how he did? I def won't miss the game tomorrow.

Super Frank Lampard!

I stop watching when Kuyt made the goal in extra time. Little to know later that Cardiff score a goal and took them penalty. Wow, Cardiff did better then I expected.

I am worried too. Liverpool winning Carling cup might give them some great motivation.

Does anybody knows the next games left for Kakuta teams? And keep the links coming for the game. I love keeping up with this kid. Very interesting prospect.

This post has some logic and some contradiction.

True

Kakuta got sub. First half had better touch, but the team played bad. Second half got killed by Cavali two clinical goals. Once again thanks for the link, have a good day.

Dam, Cavali has been more clinical. Dijon had some good chances before and now down 2-0. Edit: Dijon scored.

Yeah definitely. But do you think he does better on the wings or behind the striker?

Thanks for the link, saw the first half and was a bit scrappy, not enough to showcase Kakuta talent with the type of football his team is playing. At the end should have been 1 to 0 for Dijon, but the goalie had a great stop. Hopefully second half would be better, and Kakuta gets more chances.

Good read, but I don't think this project will take flight. AVB is really bad, can't muster any good game against Bolton currently. He was brought to play good exciting football, and his football is horrible. He will be sack before the next game if can't get a win against Bolton.

Sorry but it looks like AVB will be sacked this weekend if he can't win against Bolton.

Bad day at the office.

Borini's agent Marco De Marchi said: "He wants to stay in Rome. He's a joint ownership with Parma but, should it be up to him, he will be a 100 per cent Roma player. "He's young but also intelligent. "He understood he had to put himself at the coach and at the group's disposal to play at his best." De Marchi also hailed the influence on former Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti on Borini's burgeoning career. He added: "When he was at Chelsea he found a second father in Carlo Ancelotti. "He has been fundamental for his growth and for his career. He will never stop thanking him."