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If I don't win anything I will tell my mum. Now vote for me! OR ELSE...

Chelsea FC midfield star set to be awarded new £4.8m contract deal. Nemanja Matić was initially signed from Slovakian outfit Košice back in 2009. As a youngster at a star packed Chelsea, he struggled to find his place in the first team and left on a permanent deal in 2011 where he joined Portuguese side Benfica. The young Serbian midfielder had three impressing years in Portugal, and several top flight clubs were fighting for his signature in the 2014 January transfer window. However, he opted for his old club, Chelsea FC, where he signed a five-and-a-half-year contract for a reported fee of €21 million. In his short time back in London he has established himself as a key profile in the current Chelsea squad, and is one of Jose Mourinho’s favourite players. His stellar performances now seem to have merited a contract extension, which would increase Matić’s weekly salary with almost £30,000 to a total of whooping £93,000 a week, furthermore extending his stay at Stamford Bridge to year 2020.

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Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho is interested in bringing in 44 year-old keeper as a backup to first choice keeper Thibaut Courtois, should Petr Cech leave in the summer. In the start of the current season, questions were raised as to who would be chosen as the first choice keeper at Chelsea - the legend Petr Cech or the impressing, young talent Thibaut Courtois. The young Belgian was given the nod, and has settled extremely well to the life in the Barclays Premier League. As a result, Petr Cech who joined Chelsea from French club Rennes in 2004 is seeking first-team football elsewhere, with clubs like Monaco, PSG, Roma and Arsenal all seeking to acquire the 32 year-old Czech’s signature. With Cech leaving, Jose Mourinho is weighing his options for a replacement. Surprisingly, the 44 year-old Spurs goalkeeper Brad Friedel has been added to a shortlist of possible replacements, joining the likes of John Ruddy, Robert Green and Graig Cordon. Jose Mourinho wants to bring in experienced names, and Friedel certainly fits the credentials having made more than 450 appearances for several Premier League outfits such as Liverpool, Aston Villa and Tottenham. Brad Friedel’s contract with Tottenham expires by the end of the season, and would be a similar signing to Mark Schwarzer, who was signed on free-transfer in 2013, before leaving for Leicester in the January transfer window.

Cheers Alex. Hey guys I live in Denmark (duh) and currently study on the last year of business and social sciences. I have my own newly founded business, that helps small businesses promote their products/websites/stores online, either through social media or Google advertisement. Looking forward to helping out

Shootings in Copenhagen. Horrific. 3 people shot dead, 5 police officers wounded. One of three killed is the supposed killer. Sad they couldn't get the fucker alive, if it is indeed him. Rest in peace to all affected by this cruel and inhumane attack.

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Dunno if it is considered advertising or not (I have no affiliation with this website), but if a fair share of our members would sign up to www.datacoup.com they would be able to generate almost $3 a month, depending on what data you want to share. Not a lot, but if this was donated to TalkChelsea it would add nicely to the server maintenance costs. I have almost accumulated $7, and I've not been using it for long.

I remember two years ago when Hazard, Oscar and the likes were signed. We were all talking about how great the future would be as a Chelsea fan. Buckle up, lads. Everything is coming together. THE FUTURE IS NOW

Phil Dowd was beyond shit. My fucking God...... Every little decision, every niggle went their way. I lost count of the amount of freekicks they were given. Pathetic.

3-4. I know CalculatingInfinity is fairly active, and we have a few others that contribute once in a while

Nice to have another Dane on board. Velkommen!

Two strikers actually able to score goals? Is this Chelsea FC? Is this real life?

As a complete novice on the topic (hands down), I find this whole national independence question very interesting. Let's say Scotland would do fine economically without the union. Would you then support Scottish independence? Of course there are downsides to going independent. Many countries have done it successfully though. And is it really only a question about money? Nationalism is on the rise most places, so naturally the Scots may want to be 'free'. Agreed, it may not be the best timing ever, but it is, afterall, their country.... Hmpf...