anybody watched 100 greatest chelsea goals at supersport 2 just now? some absolute gems in there! 

they were showing it? focking missed it! damn

omg guys, just when we thought we're on a roll, spurs went on to trashed the living life out of wigan

9 f***ing - 1.

i regret watching desperate housewifes instead of the match. haha

omg guys, just when we thought we're on a roll, spurs went on to trashed the living life out of wigan

9 f***ing - 1.

i regret watching desperate housewifes instead of the match. haha

did we really bid 65 mil euros + bosingwa to land ribery? that's just unacceptable! the boss must've been really upset..haih. i hope hoeness is just talking up a player who seems destined to leave on the cheap now. let's steer clear away from him. sheesh. absolutely ridiculous deal.

bosingwa was a great player. what the hell happen here? 

Bayern Munich general manager Uli Hoeness has revealed his club received a bid of 65 million euros plus Jose Bosingwa from Chelsea for Franck Ribery in the summer.

Chelsea were one of several clubs interested in the French winger, and their bid was not the most financially lucrative either, but Hoeness told Bild newspaper that it was the "best bid".

However, it still fell short of the Bavarian club's 100-million euro valuation of the 26-year-old, which is why they turned the Blues down.

"We never received an offer over 100 million," he said. "The best bid game from Chelsea: 65 million plus the player Bosingwa. We also received other offers of 76 and 80 million."

However, Hoeness denies ever being truly tempted into selling Ribery, who he claims had not demanded a move either.

"He never came to us and said he wanted to leave at any price," revealed Hoeness. "He always said to us that he would like to move to Real Madrid, but that if we wanted to keep him, then it was not a problem. (Selling him) was never a real consideration.

"However, we want to create the conditions which give Franck the feeling that he can achieve something here in Munich. If he cannot see this potential, then he will leave."

Bayern are currently struggling to provide the France international with these conditions and they could be dumped out of the Champions League on Tuesday night should Juventus defeat Bordeaux, regardless of how Bayern fare against Maccabi Haifa.

This would inevitably make Ribery's name one of the most frequently mentioned when the transfer market reopens in January, even though Hoeness reserves himself the final say on the issue.

"If FC Bayern says no, then Franck stays," he said.

Stupid deal but the reality is it can be done..first we got iva if we trade bos..why chelsea want him and the truth is we dont need him..i mean ribery..better buy toni kroos as a backup for deco..