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Which would have the most negative impacts for our own club, and the competitiveness of the league in general though? United adding “yet another” title to their abundance of silverware. Or City collecting prize money, growing their brand and lessening the force of the oncoming FFP regulations. Therefore realising the sheiks vision and sparking an era of dominance. United are the weaker side, they are declining and Ferguson won’t be around forever. In the grand scheme of things, it’s in our favour that United go on to win the title this season. The demographic of Chelsea fans who glee in their result orientated misfortunes, are failing to see the bigger picture this season.

Money talks. Plus, if he has any kind of ambition, a move to europe is inevitable.

City winning has negative long-term implications for Chelsea, and the league in general.

^ I've been saying this all season. The only difference being, zolayes isn't accusing you of being a United fan, lmao.

So they will return to face QPR, let's hope this has the desired effect. Brian Clough was the ultimate man-manager.

The Daily Mail went with the following headline, 'Chelsea sign Luton brothers - aged 12 and 13 - as AVB looks to the future' ^ "as AVB", Lmao.. like AVB had anything to do with this.

Don't Chelsea TV usually show the 'slap on the head' initiation, or was that just for Mata.. Either way, it was strange watching his first tv interview, a 'chelsea' signing with an english accent.

I suppose this will appease relations with Vitesse after AVB cancelled that pre-season friendly. A friendly in which, AVB and the squad would have been legally obliged to smoke weed on the pitch, and pass blunts to the fans. I digress.

Actions speak louder than words.. Malouda is the master media manipulator. Seems content with 'talking' himself into the team, whether it's through column inches or CTV appearances, it's become a recurring theme.

The railings seemed to obscure the right hand side view, great idea nonetheless. Especially if your scouting a particular players performance.

Lampard refusing to shake AVB's hand.

You have to feel for Torres.. Incredible.

Only 8 minutes in, and Luiz already has a yellow. FFS.

Sunderland are playing like the home team.

The £40m bid we made for Modric in the summer, which was later rejected in the final hours would have been 'breaking the bank'. Hazard however, would cost no more than £33m, the best part being.. we don't have to deal with Lille whatsoever.

Smh, Zidane (Real's DOF) is all over this kid, like Pele' is with Neymar.

So PSG have attempted to sign Beckham & Pato, and now Kaka'.. It looks as if Carlo wants to reassemble his old milan side.

Carlo's first signing for PSG.... He just took his reputation for favouring players in their twilight years to a whole new level.

You have misinterpreted a view that is exclusive to Kalou.

^ You do realise Spurs rejected a £40m bid in the final hours, so yes.. the club were prepared to pay that much.

Excuses, excuses.. Clearly the club have no intention of replicating last seasons January transfer window. So what if a ‘top talent’ is cup-tied?, that shouldn’t be a factor. Especially when securing a CL place come the end of the season is of the highest priority. Based on our current performance situation that is, which will remain to be the case with the current crop.

You could insert this post into every transfer thread.

I would understand the ‘it might come back to bite us’ comments if this was an off-form striker like Torres. This being Kalou however, makes that argument ridiculous, quite frankly. Jesus, is this what’s it’s come to? .. Imagine a club like Barca or Madrid contemplating whether to keep a sub-par player. Who of which has been given 5 years worth of chances to develop as a player. Purely to prevent a possible tap-in against them..

The 4 & 2 minutes are for 'appearances sake' only, humiliating amount of game time for Lukaku especially.