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I think looking at the amounts is not as useful as looking at the growth rates, as it is more likely to predict future revenues. If you look at that, we're second. This is phenomenal considering we haven't yet worked on the stadium and still have a growing fanbase. Manchester City - 31% Chelsea - 28% Liverpool - 27% Arsenal - 26% Manchester United - 22% PSG - 19% Bayern Munich - 13% Real Madrid - 6% Barcelona - 0.41% Juventus - 0.03%

Yeah, as people say, there aren't any other options available that have such a proven pedigree with a national team and a good European club.

​Needs to play more against big teams.

Sign the contract at Anfield, right now.

Courtwow.

Who's Ramires?

I literally think a draw has been on the players' minds the entire game. Dave on.

I LOVE YOU, COURTOIS!

Courtois beast mode.

Courtois has been great, though.

Did Mou forget that he has a FUCKING bench?

Stop giving it to Costa if he has 3 defenders around him. So frustrating.

What did he say during the Swansea game?

​So if the board is changing, what does that mean to the stadium approach? ​ ​What I mean is: was the board leaning towards redevelopment or building a new stadium?

​I would just like to say that over the past few weeks, I absolutely love reading your posts, supporter. ​You're probably the most valuable poster in terms of knowledge next to We Hate Scouse, of course with a more Spanish tilt. I've learned a lot and you've just started! Thank you!

I just don't understand why watching 240P from a specific country means your opinion is less valid than that of others? And how did you even confirm that's how he watches all his games? Why prolong this?

CRYSTAL PALACE!

Hey SouthKorea, I'm American and watch games on a 60" plasma. Why is your opinion relevant again? Grumbling about stupid shit, as usual.

The other factor that we have to look at is Messi's recognition of where Barcelona is. He is only 27, yes. He does love Barcelona, yes. But would he bare seeing the club up close and personal for much longer given all of the mess ups they've had recently? He knows he might be 29, or even 30 years old when Barcelona are finally able to rebuild their aging squad and start consistently winning trophies due to the transfer ban. Is he really going to enjoy playing for an inconsistent squad that is changing formations and managers every week? Even with higher wages? Chelsea gives him several things: a great city, a rising club/challenge, and the opportunity to earn actual new trophies. Being friends with several of our players already helps. Add to that the Adidas and Turkish Airlines sponsorships and Abramovich's desire for Chelsea to eventually be seen as "England's Barcelona" and it could all work. If he were to go anywhere, WHERE else would make sense? I still think the pieces are there.

Hi, KOREA!

Please? PLEASE!

Whoa, this is sort of blowing up, isn't it? Not quite the Fabregas Photoshop shirt moment, but...

ZOUMA!

THANK YOU REMY, THAT'S WHAT WE NEEDED

VALENCIA!