snakova:
their last game at camp nou with 11 men ended how? who won the copa del rey final even with ten men? who chased pep outa barcelona abi na uefalona? because he won a glorified charity sheild by luck against 10 men u want us to believe he is better? mou has unlocked tiki taka. just pray dat u avoid him anytime anywhere cos na se finis be dat. very soon pep wud make them change his present clubs name to uefa munich. pasha sharer

coogar:

and you think adolf hitler isn't cursing the present generation for allowing chelsea win @ allianz arena? which is worse? 2 german clubs slugging it out at wembley(a football ground no club plays) or chelsea pissing on the memory of great german players at bayern's football ground? bayern munich are the first german side to lose a champions league final on their home soil.

like drogba would say......

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Yet asked whether Lukaku’s storming double in Everton’s 3-2 win on Monday had made him regret offloading the Belgium international for the season, Mourinho insisted: “No. It’s one thing to play for Everton, another for Chelsea.”

sephia: Mou has a point. Playing for Everton is not the same as playing for Chelsea. Lukaku will still not flourish in Chelsea system.

Coogar has a point, the Chelsea system is not exactly built for strikers to flourish except for an extraordinary striker like Drog.

That is no excuse for Torres flopping though. Torres is lazy and lacks ambition and is only just becoming decent this season. Personally i have no qualms with Lukaku leaving. Having him here doesn't mean he will bang in the goals.

sephia: Mou has a point. Playing for Everton is not the same as playing for Chelsea. Lukaku will still not flourish in Chelsea system.

Coogar has a point, the Chelsea system is not exactly built for strikers to flourish except for an extraordinary striker like Drog.

That is no excuse for Torres flopping though. Torres is lazy and lacks ambition and is only just becoming decent this season. Personally i have no qualms with Lukaku leaving. Having him here doesn't mean he will bang in the goals.

The only person who cursed the no9 position is the shekpe keeper.

dayokanu: EVery Chelsea striker has been mismanaged just to fit in the Dud

All strikers either not getting playing time or played on the wings to accommodate the Fernandud Scoress

Ibime: A lot of the football world missed the Eto age scandal.

Its not something you'll find on Google unless you were a subscriber to World Soccer Magazine about 6/7 years ago.

In summary, Eto claimed in an interview that he was 8 years old when he first met Roger Milla after the Cameroon-Zambia match in Yaounde and Milla gave him a shirt. The journalists did some research and found the only time Zambia visited Yaounde for match was a World Cup qualifier when Eto should have been 5 years old (according to his passport). This led to a small scandal that Eto is 2/3 years older than he claims, but this news was quickly buried.

sephia: Wetin una want make i talk? Look at how many goals the once 'selfish' Sturridge has scored for Liverpool. He even scored again today and yet he is still quite a selfish player even at Liverpool. Ramires scores at will from his DM position yet forward men can't score.

debosky:

Oh? How has Eto'o been mismanaged to fit in Nando?

sephia: Mou has a point. Playing for Everton is not the same as playing for Chelsea. Lukaku will still not flourish in Chelsea system.

Coogar has a point, the Chelsea system is not exactly built for strikers to flourish except for an extraordinary striker like Drog.

That is no excuse for Torres flopping though. Torres is lazy and lacks ambition and is only just becoming decent this season. Personally i have no qualms with Lukaku leaving. Having him here doesn't mean he will bang in the goals.

Lukaku has launched a defence of his manager and insists it was his decision to spend the season away from the Blues.
'I did not know if I would be playing for Chelsea so I asked the manager to let me leave. We spoke and I told him,' he told the Daily Telegraph.
'It's unfair to criticise Mourinho for letting me go because it was my decision.
'He knows what he is doing. He has won so many titles and I have too much respect for him to wish anything but the best, but there comes a point where you must think about yourself to show everyone that you can shine and be one of the best strikers in the league.
'I could have stayed and fought, but it was not about the competition. When you are a 20-year-old you need minutes. I lost my place in the national team because I did not play for a year with Chelsea.

I want that position back. I want to be in a top team and play. You only get better if you play so the best thing was to leave.
'He'd called me into his office 10 days before the end of the window. I did not want to tell him what I wanted to do at that point, but he was very open and direct.
'I always wanted to work under him and even the time in pre-season he taught me lots I'm grateful for but I had to make a choice.'


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2445390/Romelu-Lukaku-reveals-decision-leave-Chelsea-loan-Everton.html#ixzz2gv1ZWGQi

El Guapo: Nando and Ba looking like good bets ahead of Eto'o!

Ibime: We've been getting overrun in midfield since halftime. Jose shoulda brought off Mata then for Hazard to solidify the right wing.

Eto on.