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He missed a penalty too.

Is Leicester doing a wigan? Palace is amazing, Pardew can luck on the sucker Castle fans who were protesting to fire him.

Just scored an amazing goal from freekick against Stoke.

Mourinho on Rémy: "Even week after week when he was on the bench and Diego was starting matches, he pushed himself always to the limits to be in condition to answer when the right moment arrived," the Portuguese said in quotes reported by Chelsea's official website. "Some players when they are not playing, the level of focus and commitment and training goes down, so after that when the team needs them they are not there for the team. "Remy is a professional with a great profile, every time working very hard and when he was playing, whether scoring or not scoring, he was always there for the team. Now he has scored two goals in two matches and he makes some important points. "I like him because he can score goals and that is important for a striker, but at the same time, his movement is always good and when the team is not in possession, he knows it is better when the team defends with 10 players and he has that contribution. "Also when you build the squad, if a player can play in more than one position that is a plus and he can play also wide on the right or wide on the left." To sum up: Rémy is love, Rémy is life.

Many people dislike Obi but he is a man we can trust. He is not an outstanding player but I wouldn't be nervous at all if he had to play against United and Arse. He has the quality and experience to help us to win the title.

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Luis and Zouma as central midfielder at the same time? It would be a disaster. Obi is fit, so are Oscar and Cuadrado. Mikel-Ramires in pivot and Willian-Oscar-Hazard behind Remy is way more likely.

USA might be not the best example, most of the people there don't give a shit about European football. Premier League is very popular in Japan, they are very enthusiastic fans. There have been many Australian players in the Premier League, even at big clubs, it's not that special I guess. A Japanese guy playing for the champion might be a big thing though.

What is common in these players? I don't see the logic.. Ben Haim was a good investment, Marin is a very talented but injury prone player, Wallace is still 20 years old only, Zhirkov was pretty good, Torres was a huge flop but he is not a 'poor player'.

Tammy Abraham what a performance That guy is good. Brown and Solanke were good aswell.

Who would you suggest? Uchida, Kagawa, Sakai or Kiyotake are older now and clearly not good enough to play here. Okazaki maybe.. This Muto guy is very young, an exciting talent. He would be very cheap and he may become a pretty good player. He wouldn't be a big flop if he didn't make it though. Also, Yokohama is a Tokyo based company. Muto was born in Tokyo and plays in Tokyo. It might be relevant, I don't know. I think it perfectly makes makes sense.

According to transfermarkt.de he can play on both wings and as a striker. I've never seen him play but he seems to have pretty good long shots. A player like this can be a valuable squad member. Of course there is a huge gap between the J-League and the PL but who knows?

Even Salah played in 8 matches this season. A Japanese guy wearing Chelsea shirt 1-2 times a month can be benefitial for the club and also he can turn out to be a good player.

Under, even with Costa injured. I don't think he would play a lot. I just hope he'll score just one last goal before the season ends.

Even Hazard needs to be rested sometimes and he can also get injured. It was Salah and Schürrle that replaced him in the last few months but now they are gone and Cuadrado only plays on the right wing(isn't he?). It wouldn't be bad to have another LW in the squad.

We should sign players and build our team in order to win the CL and become as good as Real, Barca and Bayern. Is Hamsik the player who'd help us to achieve these goals? I don't think so. He is not a bad player but I wouldn't sell Oscar for him. He wouldn't be a step forward.

;( You're gonna love Europe then

Can't blame him, that guy is pretty good.

Also, he might not risk a move to Chelsea one year from the EC(which will be held in his home country). Arsenal really need a player like him, he won't be dropped there for sure. At Chelsea, anything can happen and players might be afraid to join us.

It's not like I would mind it. If a referee maked such a big mistake they should correct it. Still, I can't see CL or WC matches would be ever replayed like this woman game.

Exactly. Hulk and Kagawa were signed from the J-League and they turned out to be pretty good players. Hazard plays too much anyway, this Muto guy might be a pretty good backup. (according to transfermarkt.co.uk he is a left winger)

Do you think UEFA would do the same if a thing like this happened in an professional adult men game? Champions League for example. I'm not sure.

I don't know how Fiilipe would play if he got a fair chance but I believe Cresswell would be a decent backup for Azpi. He would have been really good value for money, Filipe is obviously not.

It'd be perfect. I don't want Cech to sit on the bench, he is too good and still pretty young. Also, It would be bad to see him playing for Arse or Liverpool. I hope Inter or Real will buy him.

Last year they made a fun of me when I said we should go for Cresswell. I think he is awesome, would've been a better(and cheaper) signing than Filipe.