lucio

might not play due to work permit.

only a loan. but still a good person to bring in.

they say lacazette would cost £16m

wouldnt a match at SB get them more money? , more fans , more expensive tickets ect. (not saying I believe it)

Jonathan Johnson @Jon_LeGossip Follow Tuttosport: Chelsea are ready to pay €10m (£8m) for PSG's Adrien Rabiot. Juventus, Arsenal, Roma, Inter & AC Milan are all interested. Ligue 1 & French football journalist. PSG in English. @ESPNFC, @beINSPORTSUSA, @br_uk & @FrenchFtWeekly. dont know how to embed.

he was very good at udinese too.

rodrigo is part owned by peter lim (valencia owner) i think he will go there

to be fair, he did some good stuff at porto. but now, he is literally the worst player going

still , i feel we need another strong player, in the middle , after luiz has left. surely fabregas does not replace both luiz and lampard

that actually happened on my fifa career. was shocked

mangala is dominant but also very clumsy.

bojan going to stoke. sad times

so do valencia

http://metro.co.uk/2014/07/09/chelsea-make-7million-transfer-offer-for-psg-contract-rebel-adrien-rabiot-4792199/ Chelsea have made a £7million bid for PSG sensation Adrien Rabiot – after he turned down a new contract at the French club. Rabiot, 19, is one of the most exciting young midfielders in Europe and he established himself as a key performer for PSG last season. However, despite the club offering him a giant new contract, he has rejected the chance to stay in Paris and now Chelsea have moved in for the player. A technically superb central midfielder with a brilliant passing range, Arsenal are also thought to keen on Rabiot but reports say he would only be interested in a switch to Stamford Bridge. Chelsea made an enquiry for the France Under-21 last January but pulled out of a deal when Rabiot picked up an injury.

they will never come back up.

check his other seasons then.

shaqiri is avaliable for 17m. better deal

people still regurgitating this "one season" nonsense? sad

sick!!! thats like 15 min drive from my town.

interesting. wasn't aware of this. this may be stretching it , but perhaps you can go even further back , and say it was revenge against the east , for the fall of the western roman empire. (asian tribes like huns and alans contributed to this , although islam hadn't spread yet) also, favorite medieval weapon?

1.stupid question first - would you rather fight 2 full grown lions, with your bare hands , or 200 regular cats? i see you love the crusades , me too. 2.which crusade is your favorite? 3.which battle is your favorite? mine is the siege of lisbon 4.who is your favorite figure/leader from the crusades? 5.what do you think was the primary motivation behind the 1st crusade? (did a whole essay on this last year)6.favorite christian military order? 7. favorite castle built because of the crusades? mine is malbork castle built by the Teutonic knights. they ended up fighting the kingdom of Poland. interesting subject, would recommended having a look , if you don't already know about it.

Chelsea open talks with Sporting Lisbon over £15million Marcos Rojo transfer http://metro.co.uk/2014/07/04/chelsea-open-talks-with-sporting-lisbon-over-15million-marcos-rojo-transfer-4787233/

he was loosely linked recently , along with rojo (argentina LB).

Costa scored Atlético's equalizing goal in the domestic cup final clash against city-rivals Real Madrid on 17 May 2013,[24] contributing to the 2–1 triumph – the first in 25 games in a streak stretching back to 1999 – and the tenth win in the tournament, confirmed by Miranda's extra-time header. Thus, he became the topscorer of the tournament with eight successful strikes, one ahead of Cristiano Ronaldo in the Madrid derby, he scored the only goal of the game to record a second win over Real at the Santiago Bernabéu in under five months On 19 February of the following year, in the first knockout round's first leg, he scored the game's only goal at A.C. Milan, netting seven minutes from time after a corner kick from Gabi;[32] he added a further two in the second match, helping to a 4–1 victory that put Atlético into the quarter-finals for the first time in 17 years