Football Club -- Part Deux

@Vj4metal said:
@Budokai001Well... Atleast what general public gets to hear from Mancini is - We are not selling Mario. He has great potential and blah.. blah...!! So not sure what Mancini has planned for Mario. Some of his decisions are purely emotional rather than rational like persisting with Mario in city, starting with mario in the derby match. I believe this Italian has some soft corner for his fellow countryman. Otherwise going by Balo's form and his bitter relationship with the manager.. he is a definite "To be sold player" !
This is something i was expecting .. Might be bad news for u
http://www.goal.com/en-india/news/4063/exclusive/2012/12/28/3632689/ac-milan-prepare-balotelli-bid-as-pato-robinho-near-san-siro
@DibyaDreams If the reports are true, I feel RVP and Lewandowski will play at the top with Rooney behind them. Although, I'm not sure where will Kagawa go.
@DibyaDreams i think if a big bid arrives for rooney fergie will sell him!!
@Budokai001

Yeah.. dude! However irresponsible/ ill-behaved Mario be - Losing a star player of his stature would be a loss.

Looks like a compromised decision by both the player and the club. Kinda win -win situation. But given the fact Kun Aguero and Tavez are not making a great impact as well .. off late, the rotation policy of strikers will take a beating. This means a definite shopping in January transfer window. Not losing hope.. but definitely title chances look bleak as days pass by!
@abhibeloved Lukaku has shown this season that he can take the pressure of playing in a top league. Buying another established player will push him back the pecking order and could only do, his development as a player, harm. But then Chelsea have always believed in buying players and not developing them.
@DibyaDreams said:
@Omkarp@carrotilla@shakysanky@Budokai001A thought for Man Utd fans...Recent reports linking Robert Lewandowski to Utd could only mean one thing...2 years back Wayne threatened to leave Utd because he felt we were unambitiousFergie obliged then, but wayneUtd never forgave you, neither did fergie...Could this be fergie's final revenge, force the player out who wanted to quitWayne - get ready for Fergie's world of Pain !!!p.s..... hoping I am wrong
That would be foolhardy of Ferguson. Wazza has still got at least 10 good years of football left in him. Letting him go would be a big big mistake. Also, I felt at that time that what Wazza demanded of Ferguson - higher wages - was reasonable. After all he is a top player. He only asked that he be paid at par with the like of Rio and Berba. The way he held the club to ransom was a bit unsavoury, yes. But all in all, the whole thing was blown out of proportions by the media.
@shakysanky said:
To be completely honest, no one else was interested in signing him,he had a knee surgery at the start of the season and even the staunchest Torres fans agreed he had lost pace and wasn't the Torres who terrorized defences(although occasionally he did)...In fact liverpool fans were happy with Andy Caroll (although that was very short lived) as a replacement of Torres.Now I am not saying chelsea doesn't attract the same kind of talent as other PL giants.They do. Just Torres wasnt the correct example to emphasize it.Real madrid and Barcelona are on a different level in the transfer market ...this is coming from a United fan.
Point conceeded.... Its true when it comes to preference they r altogether on a diff universe.. their record nd history nd team composition r some of many factors that makes it a dream club for any player :)
@sankhaghose said:
@abhibeloved Lukaku has shown this season that he can take the pressure of playing in a top league. Buying another established player will push him back the pecking order and could only do, his development as a player, harm. But then Chelsea have always believed in buying players and not developing them.
what you said is correct but he has to play some more game and he might not get that much chance in Chelsea but he has this opportunity in WBA. So by the time he will come back to Chelsea he'll be a developed and experienced player. That is a good thing. And Even I think its time Chelsea should give chance to home players, and we have lots of talent like lukaku and kevin de bruyne. Hope they will start believing in our home players.
@abhibeloved said:
what you said is correct but he has to play some more game and he might not get that much chance in Chelsea but he has this opportunity in WBA. So by the time he will come back to Chelsea he'll be a developed and experienced player. That is a good thing. And Even I think its time Chelsea should give chance to home players, and we have lots of talent like lukaku and kevin de bruyne. Hope they will start believing in our home players.
Yaar but u knw these playes who spend so much time on loan loose a sense of belonging to the club.
Look what happened to Alex, Sturridge, even Kakuta
Both Lukaku and Kevin De Bruyne dont want to return till the end of the season, Lukaku has even asked for 1 more year,
Chelsea should call them for half a season so that they get a chance to impress fans also this gives a msg that the club has not forgotten abt them and they have a place in the club
@deedeedudu said:
Yaar but u knw these playes who spend so much time on loan loose a sense of belonging to the club.Look what happened to Alex, Sturridge, even Kakuta Both Lukaku and Kevin De Bruyne dont want to return till the end of the season, Lukaku has even asked for 1 more year,Chelsea should call them for half a season so that they get a chance to impress fans also this gives a msg that the club has not forgotten abt them and they have a place in the club
Yaar that is the problem with Chelsea, players don't get chance that is why they want to spent more time on loan as there they get chance to play. And for a player playing is the only thing that matters, if you don't give them chance to play they will change the team, and that good for them na but this is very bad thing for a club. Managers should realize this, And I would say how much we hate Rafa but he is doing a good job. His rotation policy is good. Players are getting a chance. And that was the drawback of AVB and RDM, they only believed in big name players and for that we faced the consequence. Though RDM was a good manager(and our legend, we love him) but I am afraid to say he went wrong. I would say under Rafa we are growing as a team :).
@abhibeloved said:
Yaar that is the problem with Chelsea, players don't get chance that is why they want to spent more time on loan as there they get chance to play. And for a player playing is the only thing that matters, if you don't give them chance to play they will change the team, and that good for them na but this is very bad thing for a club. Managers should realize this, And I would say how much we hate Rafa but he is doing a good job. His rotation policy is good. Players are getting a chance. And that was the drawback of AVB and RDM, they only believed in big name players and for that we faced the consequence. Though RDM was a good manager(and our legend, we love him) but I am afraid to say he went wrong. I would say under Rafa we are growing as a team .
I dont hate Rafa anymore but i sure do hate Fergie
@deedeedudu said:
I dont hate Rafa anymore but i sure do hate Fergie
+1. (bilkul same to same) :mg:

@deedeedudu @abhibeloved Sorry but rafa can never win my heart!!!
@deedeedudu said:
I dont hate Rafa anymore but i sure do hate Fergie
@abhibeloved And I am really glad that u do hate Fergie...just goes to show how success can create hatred. :P
@deedeedudu said:
I dont hate Rafa anymore but i sure do hate Fergie
@abhibeloved And I am really glad that u do hate Fergie...just goes to show how success can create hatred. :P
@shakysanky said:
@abhibeloved And I am really glad that u do hate Fergie...just goes to show how success can create hatred.
Yeah Success can create hatred, nd sometimes Respect too.. But not in this case
@shakysanky said:
@abhibeloved And I am really glad that u do hate Fergie...just goes to show how success can create hatred.
Its not about success, just sometimes his statements that pisses me off, also u can't deny the fact that almost all the big matches especially the title deciders most of the decisions (eg recent Chelsea ManU clash) go in favour of ManU (we know who has influence over refrees). but thats ok big clubs with power d that but sheer denial of those decisions gives me a reason to hate him :)
He's a good manager no doubt maybe one of the best at present but as a person i dont like him :P
@shakysanky said:
@abhibeloved And I am really glad that u do hate Fergie...just goes to show how success can create hatred.
I don't hate him because of his success for that I respect him. I hate him because of his logic and statements, I mean no offence but kuch to bhi logic deta hai bhai 😛 :mg:

Again No offence to Man Utd Fans
@chelseaboy said:
@deedeedudu@abhibeloved Sorry but rafa can never win my heart!!!
i know there are lots of Chelsea fans who'll never like Rafa. But as a manager he is good and he has earned my respect :). And now I really don't hate him though I don't like him either :mg:
@abhibeloved said:
I don't hate him because of his success for that I respect him. I hate him because of his logic and statements, I mean no offence but kuch to bhi logic deta hai bhai Again No offence to Man Utd Fans
Same to same yaar even the most ardent ManU fan will acknowledge he's not a gr8 person.