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I think that mourinho would be kinda smart to go for robben, if the circumstances are ideal off course.

If robben understands that he will bench then it could be good. Depends on his transfer price, and his wages, but he is still a good player and also to put it simply, i doubt he has a beef with mourinho since he was praising him a few days ago.

I know forum advices against goal.com but..

http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2896/premier-league/2013/06/02/4020147/mourinho-and-chelsea-can-rule-england-again-insists-robben

Hed be the perfect utility player in a way imo, if gotten for a good price.

Also rumors are that guardiola doesnt want to see robben, even in painting, he might ( most probably) will be put to sale.

So if mou wants him, if his wages and transfer isnt expensive, and all parties come to a good understanding, it could happen, and it could be good, and i would LOOVE TO WATCH IT HAPPEN.

Well you do have a point at Robben's quality, he is still a brilliant player who can help the team. He hasn't lost much of his pace though his best days are behind him. Now, here's the catch, there is no way in hell he would agree to come to a club which wouldn't promise him he will be one of the main players. With his injury record, 29 years of age and wages he would ask I believe there are much better options for us to go for. He is 29, there is still some fuel left, and I'm pretty sure he will be looking to move somewhere big but where he will get good wages and a high squad status, like City (who really lack wide players), PSG or Monaco.

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Overlooking the exaggeration that Ribery was the second best player in the world, those things still apply to him very much. I have no doubt that both him and Arjen are excellent players, but you don't pay 20m+ and 150k/wk+ for a player who's going to give at most two season at the top level.

have you followed the Bundesliga closely this season? if you have then you would know that is no exaggeration! and for 20m + the wages is worth it for a player who is going to play at a world class level for you for 2-3 seasons!

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Well you do have a point at Robben's quality, he is still a brilliant player who can help the team. He hasn't lost much of his pace though his best days are behind him. Now, here's the catch, there is no way in hell he would agree to come to a club which wouldn't promise him he will be one of the main players. With his injury record, 29 years of age and wages he would ask I believe there are much better options for us to go for. He is 29, there is still some fuel left, and I'm pretty sure he will be looking to move somewhere big but where he will get good wages and a high squad status, like City (who really lack wide players), PSG or Monaco

Yes it is quite probable that he follows the trend and goes to PSG or Monaco as both chelsea and robben could do better than each other, in a way.

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One of my favourite players, gutted we sold him. We need a winger and he'd be better then Schrulle. Any three of Mata, Hazard, Robben and Oscar playing behind the striker would be so good.

But where are the rumours/links to him leaving?

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No please just no. His playing style is soo annoying. He's a bad finisher, he has no right foot, he rants at his teammates when they play a bad pass (he doesn't play any passes, he can't misplace one), he's injury prone and he's a fucking diva. When Heynckes settled his first formation in the beginning of the season with Ribery, Kroos and Müller behind Mandzukic, Robben and Gomez were forced to warm the bench. The latter has just come back from injury and while slowly starting to train harder, he came closer to the team, getting some joker appearances and when he started, he always delievered. You never heard him crying in the media about being benched.

But Robben behaved like an absolute diva. Even though he fucked up the Bundesliga and Champions League title for Bayern, he was crying when the fans booed him and he was still demanding a spot in the first team. He cried through all the media. Finally at the end of 2012 he did get more and more appearances. He delievered, yes! But he certainly wouldn't be a starter without the Kroos injury and even though he's celebrated as the hero of the CL final by a lot of supporters because of his goal and assist, most of the people forget he should've decided it way before when he was having 3 100 percent chances.

I still think there is a chance that Bayern might sell him this summer if there's a good offer for him. He's past his prime, his "signature-move" is known all over the world and he's probably on very high wages. But would he want to return? He himself will probably do everything to stay, because it seems like every football player wants to train under Guardiola and I can certainly understand that.

So yeah, I'm not his biggest fan.

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Agreed on Ballack, the whole team was in their prime in 2008.I just cant forget that Teryy miss at Moscow. :(. They deserved that UCL trophy that year.

Bit harsh but Terry realy fucked up that year. We should be champions, we played brilliant, we had top team and deserved it. Terry simply took that away...

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he is defniatly one of my favourite players ever.he is a great winger blessed with tons of talent.the second premiership with José was even the work of Arjen who shot so many important goals.(mybe my favourte players are wingers, but i think Robben must be mentioned )<object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="

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Over rated player IMO... Greedy cunt ALWAYS looking to shoot... Don't know why defenders just don't show him outside every time.

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Following the loss Robben wished his former club good luck in their quest to lift their 10th European cup, insisting he has no interest in who their opponents will be in Lisbon on 24 May.

When asked who he wants to win ahead of Wednesday's second leg clash at Stamford Bridge, Robben told Eurosport: "I don't really care. I watched the 90 minutes last week and I couldn't watch it. The match had nothing to do with football.
"The two managers (Jose Mourinho and Diego Simeone), I respect them and everybody has their own way, buy I think Real Madrid will win the Champions League and I wish them all the best."

What a bastard, he seemed to be ok with Mourinho's tactics when Jose made him the player he is now.

That's what happens when all that fancy football gets to your head and a pussy starts growing between your legs. Wishing the best of luck to the club that threw him like a rotten tooth. Even for less money than they bought him from Chelsea, just to get rid of him. Class act.

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I hope Robben comes to England when he retires to manage.

Attacking purist's only benefit oppo teams that can actually defend in the long run (look at our record vs Le Arse ever since Wenger went all puristy), which is why i hope Pel, Brendan and Wenger stay at the clubs there at now for years to come.
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