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my thought is just simple one, maybe we need to keep 1 exp player of attacking player, and if choose between benayoun or malouda i choose malouda, because bena playing type is already had in such marin, etc but little more strenght powerfull body is what malouda can offer plus decent cross from touchline (not from deep or middle because his timing or decision often bad), but for me when he cross from the wing, its still good and his link with ashley is good, ( like TS already point out)

what about previous match ?he playing good on the wing, his pace and energic movement really help the team againts psg and i really doubt it, he capable to show that, if he play in deep position as double pivot in that match for me, sometimes he can playing bad as winger but that doesnt mean he shouldnt playing on the wing because his pace, acceleration to use the space in wide area, can be very helpfull than play him in double pivot

i just want ask a questionyeah, RDm show the defensive style in europe and he is Italian but, didnt Di Matteo actually attacking minded ? he was show that when managed wba and AVB was make RDM his assistant, because that isn it ?? because attacking minded or his philosophy di matteo actually attacking minded, is true or not ? or at least not really fan of defensive football *sorry for my bad english

how about madrid ? their player have some a month off for holiday too right ? buat now they already can show good formokay, if you think this because chelsea player have a long trip and different weather in asia, HOW ABOUT ARSENAL & LIVERPOOL ?? not just about score but are they playing shit like this againts malaysia ?

Villas-Boas' training secrets revealed! (Well, some of them...) Read more: http://www.dailymail...l#ixzz1Sbhsu9PR He did not know we were looking but Sportsmail grabbed a sneaky peek at Andre Villas-Boas' training notes. With apologies for leaking a few of his secrets, Martin Keown and Matt Barlow look at what the Portuguese is working on with his new squad. These are very detailed notes and written in English, which suggests they are for the benefit of his new team of coaches. Villas-Boas is clearly very organised and his attention to detail is impressive. By writing step-by-step instructions, the Chelsea boss is laying down the law to his staff so they know what to do during the session. what do you think ?

falcao will playing in copa america, right? maybe if you want buy him in this transfer window atleast better buy him now than after copa, cos maybe the cost would be more inflate, if he show good form in that competition

yap, waht he've done last season is amaizing, and i think like you too, he is underattedthe world media maybe not hype or underated him, but at least porto rate him highly with huge release clause make it other club hard to get him

totally agreeabout someone he will bring, i agree falcao is great ( i know i just see him from youtube) he si pure striker especially his jumping header is great, but like you said we already have torres & Drogba for the first choice targetman hulk is really more right player what the team needed than falcao http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AYv2Wuirhk&feature=related hulk shooting attribute is great, powerfull he have determination, technically good his body is good enough too for epl he can place for 2 position in the wing right winger as inverted winger or in the left

really ancelotti sing those?maybe I'm wrong, but i think he say 'scolari ooh scolari oooh', like in this video? :unsure: but despite I right, why ancelotti sing that? or he just change the lyric, so what does mean ? sorry for my very bad englishh

Chelsea target Ajax chief scout Hans van der Zee If reports in the English press are to be believed today, there will be an even greater Dutch feel to Chelsea next season. The News of the World claims today that "Roman Abramovich hopes to complete his new backroom staff by recruiting Ajax chief scout Hans van der Zee. The Dutchman will work under new Chelsea manager Frank Rijkaard next season." A fellow report in the Daily Express says that Hans van der Zee will "join Frank Arnesen in bringing in and developing new talent." Hans van der Zee has been chief international scout at Ajax since July 1, 2007, he has had a specific remit to find players outside Holland. Prior to moving to the Amsterdam giants, he performed the same role for PSV from 2001, during his time in Eindhoven he brought Jefferson Farfan to the club. The 53-year-old has also had spells as the technical director at AZ Alkmaar and coach of Sparta Rotterdam. During Guus Hiddink's time as Australia manager, van der Zee worked as an analyst for the Socceroos. or from newsoftheworld.co.uk Chelsea LAND NEW CHIEF SCOUT Ajax's Hans van der Zee will work under new Blues boss Frank Rijkaard ROMAN ABRAMOVICH hopes to complete his new backroom staff by recruiting Ajax chief scout Hans van der Zee. The Dutchman will work under new Chelsea manager Frank Rijkaard next season. We exclusively revealed last month that Rijkaard is in line to succeed caretaker manager Guus Hiddink, who will resume his job with Russia in the summer. Frank Arnesen becomes owner Red Rom's director of football with Van Der Zee the Dane's nominated appointment as chief scout. Rijkaard, who has taken a year out after leaving Barcelona last summer, is on holiday in America but will return to Europe at Easter. And the Holland legend has told close friends he will be ready to resume work on July 1. But there will still be a role at Chelsea for Hiddink as he is going to be handed a senior consultancy position.