JT around 150,000 per week i think..140,000 for Rooney is a good deal compared to his current MU's wages..90,000.City will offer more...If he want he must accept that Chelsea no longer spend silly money...

Blues captain Terry paid tribute to the support of the travelling fans in Moscow. The England defender hopes another victory over the Russians at Stamford Bridge next month would enable Ancelotti to give some of his players a welcome breather.

"The support we get up and down the country is brilliant and it is especially so when you come to places like Russia. It is tiring enough for us players, but when the fans have to get up and go in to do a nine-to-five job it is great and we want to show our support to them as they do to us,'' Terry said.

Jose Boswinga will start his first game for a year when Chelsea take on Wolverhampton Wanderers tomorrow (Saturday).
The right-back has been selected by Carlo Ancelotti following a substitute appearance at Aston Villa last week.
Didier Drogba is welcomed back after illness but the game comes too early for Brazilian pair Alex and Ramires who will return to training next week.
Ancelotti hopes to have Frank Lampard back in full training by the end of next week. 

aww rooney staying with man u.. a bit dissapointed because there is a possibility we can get a quality player such as him with CUT OFF price. nvm, life goes on. its not like we don't have any other choice. just that the opportunity come so sudden hehe

for this weekend game, really hope for zhirkov to start the match. let malouda on the bench, so that he can sort himself and find his scoring boots again

http://www.chelseafc.com/page/LatestNews/0...2193059,00.html

YAY. BOSINGWA START.
Welcome back Drogs and Bosingwa! YAY.seriously, i can't wait for them.How will be our right side attack?
Alex, Lampard, get well soon!

rooney - drama king...

He is now the highest-paid player at Manchester United, overtaking defender Rio Ferdinand. The striker, who was previously on £90,000 per week, is now understood to be earning a basic salary in excess of £150,000 per week.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/...w-contract.html

Rooney has become the best-paid player in the history of the club by agreeing a deal thought to be worth as much as £180,000 a week in a move that will inevitably invite allegations that he and his agent, Paul Stretford, have been guilty of cynical greed to get the best deal possible.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/oc...nchester-united

aww rooney staying with man u.. a bit dissapointed because there is a possibility we can get a quality player such as him with CUT OFF price. nvm, life goes on. its not like we don't have any other choice. just that the opportunity come so sudden hehe

for this weekend game, really hope for zhirkov to start the match. let malouda on the bench, so that he can sort himself and find his scoring boots again

There has been conspiracy theories going on in the Man Utd thread suggesting that the only reason Rooney is "staying" is because Man Utd wants to reap the maximum amount of profit out of his transfer. The theory suggest he will still be offload in the next transfer window but with a new contract, he will have a bigger price tag. You guys could still get him as a quality player but just not with the CUT OFF price.

that is so like SAF.. but I'll say no for his transfer.. thanks for the offer btw..

tbf the conspiracy thingy is only started by some forumers in and out...not a single UK paper/tabloid has reported any of that nonsense..so it's pretty baseless