So that means u r a MU suppoter...
Same time u are Chelsea supporter oso...?????
 

i hereby summon u to keep the blue flag flying high and dump MU b4 its too late.

i know deep inside you, your blood is actually blue. now ditch the red shirt and wear the color that truly represent!

Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti is hoping to be back in the Stamford Bridge dugout on Saturday after rushing home to Italy to be with his seriously ill father.

The Italian coach learned that his father Giuseppe, 86, had been taken sick after Chelsea's 4-0 thrashing of Atletico Madrid in the Champions League on Wednesday night and jetted out to the family home in Reggiolo.

Giuseppe was in a stable condition on Thursday night and the club's assistant boss Ray Wilkins is confident that Carlo Ancelotti will be back in time for Saturday afternoon's Premier League match with Blackburn Rovers.

"I am sincerely hoping that Carlo will be back," said Wilkins, who will deputise for the Italian should he fail to return in time. "His father is not in the best of condition. I spoke to Carlo last night and his father was stable, so we are keeping our fingers crossed that he will be back. Carlo will decide who plays."

With Premier League leaders Manchester United playing Liverpool on Sunday, Chelsea have the chance to return to the summit against Sam Allardyce's team.

But Wilkins is expecting a difficult game against Rovers and even went as far as tipping David Dunn, who has scored three goals in his last three outings, as a possible candidate for a place in England's World Cup squad.

"Sam's side will always be extremely well-organised and cause massive threats from set plays," said Wilkins. "So once again we have to be rock solid from set-plays.

"David Dunn is playing very well indeed. Fabio has got his base of who he wants to take and there are definitely places out there for people to grab. Dunn is playing some really first class football just off the striker, and causing havoc and scoring goals. If we are going to do well in South Africa, we need to score goals."

priority to the joey contract...for sure...

but aguero is a good investment...maybe this season he will be on the bench but next season he sure will bomb everything on his path..same goes tot he anelka last season...remember...?

thats true. Drogba is ownage. some pundits say he is the complete player. with his huge physique, he also contributes to defending set pieces, namely against the delap throw! he attacks, he defends, he scores goals, he assist when he's not scoring. who needs aguero. i doubt he can muscle through those big BPL defenders anyway. unless he comes cheap and dont make ridiculous demands.

yeah if only the drog was 5 years younger 
i think all great players are somewhat emotional? 

any complete highlight?

If Mourinho from 4-3-3 can change to 4-Diamond-2...

of cuz

Carlo can change from 4-Diamond-2 to 4-3-3 Hahhahah...

Any news about MU defender that will play the clash?

Nice 2 hear that the transfer ban is suspended..

For de 2mrw's match really hoping 2 face MU's full squad..All their 1st team player shud play..

its 12...idk where to watch deng...

i dont hv chelsea friends pun.

with the time frame prolly ill scream my heart out at home watch only lor haih

yup, right now due to the daylight saving, the time difference between here and Malaysia is around 5 hours.. so, it will be 5 at the morning.. wonder if i got enough sleep tonight..

It's overreacting from Drogba which is why I think the likes of Terry and Lampard couldn't bother.They know him too well.

I have no idea why he had to act like being electrified and was ok few minutes later.

It's painful but the way he acted was  Instead of rolling on floor, hands on the chest, he acted like he was being electrified.Was he trying to get Evans sent off?
I feel sorry for him because Evans escaped without a booking.Like I said earlier, both should be booked.Drogba took a risk to made a late challenge, trying to win the ball.Worthy of a yellow.

Evans, regardless of whether he intentionally kick Drogba or not, he deserves a card.It could be a yellow or a red.Another reason I'm surprised he was able to play on the pitch for 90minutes.

well, today is my birthday, and chelsea's victory would be the best birthday gift, ever.... (I swear)

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.

I dont like chelsea spend money on ribery ..on left midfield we got malouda,zhirkov and kakuta..all left footed..