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http://www.getwestlondon.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/stoke-city-looking-open-talks-8956256 Unsurprisingly, Stoke looking to sign Moses on a permanent deal.

True but when it comes to individual awards such as this, goals play a huge part in deciding who wins it. Not to mention, the constant media hype about certain players, even if it's ridiculous, helps too.

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It's one thing to have expectations but it's another to just being ridiculously fussy and take things for granted.

Chelsea youngster Kurt Zouma praises Jose Mourinho's work in helping him to develop

The funny thing is, Sterling actually thinks he's better than he is right now.

Obviously but is it wrong to even feel a little bit curious on the subject?

Obviously Zouma needed time to adapt but the point was, would he have gotten so many minutes had Cahill not actually been dropped OR if we hadn't lost that game 5-3?

Zouma got his first cap for France today. Came on for the last eight minutes against Denmark. France won 2-0.

You guys better not do anything bad to him on the pitch!

OH MY WORD!

Errr, Hull City? A goal is a goal. Players might be more happy about certain goals than others (because of the quality, for instance) but at the end of the day, who wouldn't feel happy (at the very least) when they score a goal? Besides, his finish on Saturday was more than just an ordinary one.

Perhaps so but if that was really the case, then he would have played Zouma much earlier already and I don't mean just in the League Cup and/or Champions League matches. Cahill's mistakes already happened long before that game at White Hart Lane and if I remember correctly, Zouma only played the second half against Spurs at the Bridge because Cahill picked up a knock to his head in the first period.

But I do wonder, if Cahill hadn't been so calamitous defensively, how many minutes would Zouma have gotten? Let's not forget, it practically took Mourinho until a 5-3 defeat to actually drop Cahill and play Zouma instead.

You fellas are weird. When he doesn't score, people will moan he doesn't score enough. When he scores, people suddenly take it for granted and say 'oh, it's only Cyprus. so, it's no big deal'. And there has hardly been anything over the top about the reaction.

That kind of goal he scored yesterday has nothing to do with the level of opposition...

Such a predictable and cliche response. That's basically saying Mourinho knows more than all of us and so, we shouldn't even be on social media to agree and disagree about football.

Oooh the days of seeing Di Santo and Miroslav Stoch turn the game in our favor...

But then, how many of those were starts? Remy has started only 7 times while Drogba managed 9.

Just like everyone else, thinking this is a complete BS story. But considering we are managed by Mourinho and knowing him, he would rather go for someone like Adebayor than even give youth an opportunity. If we really get him in the summer, then it might be best that some of the lads consider leaving the club where there are actually opportunities to shine.