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so would you be happy to see spurs have a bigger stadium than Chelsea

i read that yids are getting a new stadium for fuck sake :censored: i think its about time we got a new stadium because are fanbase is growing every year and its time to move to a bigger stadium and sell the name rights of the new stadium like arsenal did the money of name rights would finance the new stadium i read that arsenal got £100m for calling there stadium Emirates A bigger stadium = more income

:worship:wee stoch scored again http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWkNVOWyh5M

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di santo scored well done m8 http://www.101greatgoals.com/videodisplay/3678293/

Passing - Lampard Shooting - Gerarrd Pace - Lennon Creativity - Fàbregas Dribbling - Zhirkov Heading - Drogba Tackle - JT Technique - Torres Strength - Essien First Touch - Rooney Crossing - Gamst Pedersen

i just pray that joey signs a new deal too

Chelsea defender Alex has agreed to a contract extension with the club. The 27-year old has reportedly compromised with Blues officials to takea deal less than the three-year one he originally wanted. The former Santos and PSV man is locked in a battle for a centre-half position with Ricardo Carvalho and John Terry but has decided to remain at Stamford Bridge to secure his future tribalfootball.com

Chelsea Football Club is delighted to confirm that Salomon Kalou has signed a new three-year contract. In committing to Chelsea, the 24-year-old joins his compatriot Didier Drogbaplus John Terry, Ashley Cole, John Mikel Obi, Florent Malouda, Hilarioand Michael Mancienne in agreeing new deals since the end of lastseason. 'I am very pleased that Salomon has signed a new contract with us as he is an important player for this club,' says Carlo Ancelotti. 'He is always well motivated and works hard at his game at alltimes. Because of this, I am sure that Salomon will become an even moreimportant player for Chelsea in the future.' Kalou is in his fourth year at Stamford Bridgeand has 93 starts and 66 sub appearances, scoring 31 goals. During thattime he became an international and at the weekend was part of theIvory Coast side that qualified for what will be his first World CupFinals. chelseafc.com

so what's the hold up that useless cunt Kalou got a new deal

http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Tottenham-target-Joe-Cole-to-decide-his-Chelsea-future-by-Christmas-article185207.html what's the hold up with joe cole's new deal

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its official Goal.com

http://sports.yahoo.com/sow/news?slug=goal-chelseamanagercarloancelott&prov=goal&type=lgns

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CHAIRMAN Bruce Buck insists Chelsea would survive if Roman Abramovich walked away. Abramovich has transformed the Blues' fortunes since buying the club from Ken Bates in 2003. And many critics claim Chelsea would be on the verge of collapse if the Russian billionaire ever decided to end his love affair with football. But Buck said: "I think we'd be in a reasonably good state if Mr Abramovich left. "However, we are comfortable — the directors of Chelsea Football Club are comfortable — that he is here for the long haul. "Every year we're required to look at that. We're comfortable and we don't see it as an issue at all." TheSun

Salomon Kalou is set to become an unlikely beneficiary of Chelsea'stransfer ban, with the Ivory Coast striker close to agreeing a newcontract. The 23-year-old's deal expires at the end of the season, but theclub have made an improved offer in recent days and his signature isimminent. Chelsea were keen to retain Kalou's services in any case, but theprospect of being unable to sign any new players for two transferwindows has increased the need to tie their existing squad to long-termcontracts. The club are planning to appeal against Fifa's decision over theirbehaviour surrounding the transfer of Gaël Kakuta from Lens at theCourt of Arbitration for Sport in Lausanne, but if the ban is upheld,they will not even be able to recall players players on season-longloans, so keeping Carlo Ancelotti's present squad together is crucial. John Terry, Ashley Cole, Michael Essien, Didier Drogba, FlorentMalouda and John Obi Mikel signed long-term contracts last summer, withKalou set to follow suit after proving himself to Ancelotti. The formerFeyenoord striker has been offered a new four-year deal worth £60,000 aweek, which, although modest by Chelsea's standards, is almost doublethe value of his present contract and deemed acceptable by his advisers. Kalou's inconsistency is a source of considerable frustration toChelsea fans, but he is a popular member of the squad and has scored inalmost one third of the 62 Premier League matches he has started. It will be the first contract renegotiation conducted by RonGourlay, the new chief executive, but it will not be the last asChelsea seek to ward off potential predators. Joe Cole has also beenoffered a new four-year deal, while Chelsea may reconsider theirprevious refusal to open talks with Nicolas Anelka. The France strikerhas 18 months remaining on his contract, but his form has been soimpressive this season that the club may not want to risk losing him. Florent Malouda said yesterday that the club's home form will be thekey to their title hopes. Chelsea won only 11 of their 19 home matcheslast season, but Sunday's 2-0 win against Liverpool maintained a 100per cent record at Stamford Bridge this time around. "It's important to win points at home, which is where I think welost the title in past years," Malouda said. "We must win every game athome and we're happy because it was a big game against Liverpool. "The reaction was good after we lost away at Wigan. Now we are ontop of the league. There was a good result when Manchester United drewand we had to take advantage of this by winning at home." Malouda conceded that Chelsea have not always produced their bestfootball this season, but said they are happy to win ugly if necessary."We're not trying to please everybody," he said. "It was better tostruggle a bit and win the games. You have to win some games indifficulty, and sometimes you have to win games when it doesn't lookgood. If we keep on winning then we have confidence for games in thefuture." www.timesonline.co.uk so we keeping Kalou because of the ban ffs grrrrrrrrrrrr i hate frank arnesen

Fans keen to follow the progress of Theo Walcott, one of England’sbrightest World Cup prospects, will have to pay for the privilege afterChelsea TV secured the rights to Friday’s European Under-21Championship qualifier against the Former Yugoslav Republic ofMacedonia. The club channel, available to subscribers for £5.87 a month, willscreen the game from the Ricoh Arena in Coventry after rivalbroadcasters expressed a lack of interest. While there is no minimumcontract for Chelsea TV, it is only available to those already signedup to Sky or Tiscali, although there are limited schedules availableonline. The news will compound anger among supporters forced to pay up to£11.99 to sit in front of a computer on Saturday evening to watch thesenior England team face Ukraine. The World Cup qualifier will be shown exclusively on a paid-forinternet channel in a broadcasting experiment that has ramificationsbeyond a single game. Politicians, broadcasters and national governingbodies regard it as a test case that may shape the media landscapeunder an independent review into the way sport is consumed in Britain. An eight-strong panel led by David Davies, the former executivedirector of the FA, meets this week to discuss issues including howEngland’s World Cup qualifying games are broadcast. The adverse reaction to the England blackout this weekend willstrengthen the argument, made by fans’ groups and the BBC, that theyshould be added to a list of protected events. Steven Powell, the director of policy at the Football Supporters’Federation, said: “The Government should ensure that all national teamgames are available for those who can’t afford subscriptions orpay-per-view.” The list, most recently revised in 1998, stipulates that only WorldCup finals matches are screened free to air.Adding qualifiers to thelist, as Ireland has done, would guarantee free-to-air coverage becauserights to England’s away games are held by foreign associations keen tosell to the highest bidder. Home qualifiers are shown on terrestrialtelevision after the FA sold its rights to ITV. The idea of creating a framework in which fans could freely followEngland’s journey from qualification to the World Cup finals is gainingtraction among policymakers. While the Ukraine fixture, originally bought for £5 million bySetanta, the defunct pay-TV operator, is a dead rubber, the principleof free access to England games still matters. “If this was the gamethat decided whether England qualified, there would have been a riot,”a source close to the matter said. The review panel will also consider whether the World Cup finalsshould continue to be protected in full. Fifa and Uefa have argued fora delisting of group matches, as is the case in most European countries. The review of listed events — which includes the Olympics, the GrandNational and the Wimbledon finals — is expected to conclude this month. The panel will submit its recommendations to Ben Bradshaw, theSecretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, who will decidewhether or not to amend the legislation. Many broadcasters are happy with the mix of free and paid-forprogramming, but most sports governing bodies want more freedom to sellto the pay-TV market. After nine months of exhaustive analysis, thepanel is expected to recommend some changes. The Australian model,which gives free-to-air broadcasters first option on key sports eventsbut does not exclude pay-TV operators from meeting consumer demand, isbeing studied. Simon Chadwick, professor of sport business at Coventry University,said: “Saturday’s game may well be the start of a new era inbroadcasting that many of us may never be happy to accept.” www.timesonline.co.uk

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Missing In Action

i wonder why Chelsea haven't offer him new deal to stay at the club i read that he's is on the last year of his contract :censored:

we need cover for John Obi Mikel and Michael Essien why not but are we not banned from buying players

were's the fuck is Alex