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Thats a good idea........m8

i would like to see Modrić replace Deco

i would buy Daniele De Rossi as a Defensive midfielder and let essien push more forward with lampard....

heres my five youth players i would put in the squad next year stoch Kakuta Bruma Borini Matić i think its time to sell sinclair and Mancienne both are not good enough to break in to the 1St team......

plz no

imscouting

i just like a good bargain

Bastards :censored:

ffs this is a walk in the park please bring on Kakuta

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Chelsea's Florent Malouda believes Frank Lampard is getting more credit than his performances deserve and says he is frustrated at Stamford Bridge playing second fiddle to the England midfielder. Malouda said that Lampard's status at the club is enhanced by his role as a leading England player in a World Cup year. "It's his position in the national team," said the France winger. "He plays like that in the England team, and we are in a World Cup year. But at a certain point, the status has to be in relation with the performances." Malouda has made nine Premier League starts this season and has had talks with manager Carlo Ancelotti about his discontent. He believes Chelsea would not be willing to let him go but insists he will push for a departure if things remain the same. "Before the match against Birmingham, I talked to the coach to tell him about my frustration," he told L'Equipe. "The frustration is above all for the big games. I'm ready to look elsewhere. Finding another club is not a problem. But the club has closed the door to any departure, whether it be in January or in June. The coach is counting on me. We'll see from now until the end of the season." At the end of last season Malouda was linked with a move to AC Milan or Barcelona, but the 29-year-old signed a new contract in the summer, tying him to the Blues until 2013. http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/jan/02/malouda-lampard-Chelsea-ancelotti-england

how did he mock Chelsea all he said was that its "my Chelsea"

swap him for Ben Arfa u like that bluelion

ARSENAL manager Arsene Wenger has mocked Chelsea’s claims they are now debt free and has accused Premier League clubs who fail to balance the books of cheating. Chelsea this week announced they had effectively wiped out their £340 million debt after owner Roman Abramovich converted his loans into equity, and they are now ready to pay £40m for Valencia striker David Villa. When asked about Chelsea’s boast, Arsene Wenger smiled broadly and said: “Well, you know we are in a period of magicians.” Portsmouth were served with a winding-up petition and again failed to pay their players on time. West Ham, Arsenal’s FA Cup opponents tomorrow, are still searching for a new owner to clear a £70m debt. “Professional football is about winning and balancing the budget,” said Wenger. “That’s the basic rule, one I fought for. All the rest is half-cheating. For every club it has to be the same. I always pleaded for financial fair play. “The clubs belong to the fans. That’s all I feel my responsibility is, to keep the club in good financial condition.” http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/149284/Arsene-Wenger-slams-debt-cheats-

Florent Malouda has admitted he could leave Chelsea if he does not get a regular run in the side. The Frenchman has found first-team opportunities hard to come by because of Carlo Ancelotti's change in formation. Malouda has been relegated to the bench because of Ancelotti utilising a 4-3-1-2 system this term. French international Malouda enjoyed arguably his best season at Chelsea in 2008/09 and he is frustrated at not being first-choice in Ancelotti's starting XI. Malouda has spoken to Ancelotti about his frustration, but he revealed the club will not allow anyone to leave before the end of the season. Malouda told L'Equipe: "Carlo Ancelotti's tactical system is physically very demanding. Recently we showed less intensity, the game was less fluid. But that system allowed us to be in our current position. All the players support it. "Before the match against Birmingham, I talked to the coach. I told him about my frustration. "I believe I have succeeded in my start to the season, but during the key matches against Arsenal or Man Utd, I was on the bench. "I have ambitions for the World Cup, and considering my status in the French team it is a little annoying (being on the bench). "Ancelotti is aware of it. But currently I am paying for that system. It is not that easy for him either, he has a big group to manage. "My competition with Lampard as left midfielder? It is his best position. He played like that in the England team, and we are in a World Cup year. "But at a certain point, the status has to be in relationship with the performances. "Anyway, I am fine so far. I could still be outstanding when I play. Frustration "The frustration is big matches. However, if there is no place for me in that system, I could go somewhere else. "Finding a new club is not a problem. But the club has closed the door to any departure either in January or in June. The coach relies on me. "I feel fine at Chelsea. But now, things have to change. When I came I was labelled as Mourinho's player. I have known five coaches and each time I have had to start again from scratch. "Last season I earned a key-player status. Today it has been questioned again." SkySports

Cech (before the head injury) Bosingwa Carvalho Terry© A.Cole Makelele Essien Lampard Robben Zola Drogba

dailyexpress

http://www.rte.ie/sport/soccer/2009/1231/ballackm.html

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Michael Ballack is ready to sign a two-year contract extension at Chelsea after declaring he can still cut it in the Barclays Premier League. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1239226/Chelsea-midfielder-Michael-Ballack-ready-commit-new-year-deal-despite-2010-retirement-threat.html?ITO=1490#ixzz0b6JVI0Rq please fuck off ballack

can the boo boys please fuck off :ballack: ffs they start to boo at half-time