i don't know mate, do you still see his impact on the game?

i just hope he don't end up been the likes of Lennon or Bentley.

well he always on god mode when playing in the reserve team. Doesnt make any great impact whatsoever in the normal EPL game so far, lack of game I presume.

like what sols said maybe we should loan him out for a season but hopefully he is not like others promising youngster who gone out for loan and never came back after that.  For me I rated Ibe higher during the pre-season game. I wonder when will he get a game. 

You mean Cheski wanted to sign Alonso?

the other way around, actually alonso wanted to follow jose to chelsea.

you sure I thought most R.Madrid player doesnt like Jose?

It is believed Alonso is delaying his decision to see whether his coach remains in charge beyond the end of the season. Mourinho's career has been marked by the close relationships he has formed with his players but at Real that is something that has not happened. Alonso has been the exception in the dressing room, causing friction between himself and other team-mates who have covertly lobbied for Mourinho's removal.

Linked with Nemanja Matić , a defensive midfielder!

Finally....

chili and tomato sauce??!?!?!

come on montenegro, lets give woy the sack come morning

Farker roy better not play gerrard and sturridge for 90mins.If anything happens to them,i'll chew off roy's double chin myself.

Its a WCQ, I doubt he wont be using both of them with 90mins

Only issue is his age and wage.

but if we are getting cheap considering he is in his last year it might work?

While Chelsea, Manchester City and Manchester United are all in flux after appointing new managers in the summer, and Tottenham are adapting to life without their best player, it is not necessarily continuity that has helped Arsenal and Liverpool enjoy impressive starts to the season. The managers may be the same, but the message is different - possession is no longer nine-tenths of the law.

It can be seen through the statistical analysis of both sides' performances so far. Arsenal have slipped from the top of the Premier League possession chart in 2012/13, with an average of 58.2% per game, to eighth and an average of 54%. Liverpool, third in Rodgers' first season in charge with an average of 57.2%, are now ninth with an average of 51.7%.

Statistical data only proves so much, but it reinforces what we can see on the pitch as Arsenal attack in spurts and quick transitions, while Liverpool have sought to get themselves in front before tightening up and holding on to the lead. As revered former Arsenal manager Herbert Chapman once said: "The truth is you can attack for too long."

Its a WCQ, I doubt he wont be using both of them with 90mins