Let's buy Mahrez from Leicester!

Sad, time to masuk gua...

It is kinda true. No leaders on pitch.

By the way, it may take us a few seasons to rebuild

We clearly need players in midfield department and one or two strikers. Defender if got coverage for CB, RB will be good also... The difficult part is next season we are without Champion League games, so it may hard to attract some players. Maybe it will be nice to promote youth players, case in mind, see that new youth player scoring for two consecutive matches for MU before he stopped scoring. Our youth players are doing very well what, we should try promote 2-3 youths each season at least. For this season, if we get to Europe either via FA cup win or top 8?, it will be good already.

I keeping my fingers crossed that not too many players leaving next season...

Maybe we should raid Leicester club for CB and striker though I doubt they come to us with no CL next season

Walau, bias betul FA

Maybe thru Fab we can lure some Spanish players

If got good offer for hazard coming in, should we let him go?

Normally I will say home grown players promote them to senior squad, bench or first eleven better...
But knowing Roman, see below.

Roman probably wont be satisfied unless he gets his hand on one or two star players.

Hehehe... good news

We need more youths getting into first team.

Thank you Pep!

Top four next season will still earn Chelsea a return to the Champions League
By Stephen Schmidt  @SchmidtXC on Mar 16, 2016, 11:22p

England's best have been truly terrible in Europe for the past five years, with the exception of Chelsea, who have won both the Champions League and Europa League, as well as making another semifinal run in that period. Fortunately, Bayern Munich and Manchester City-bound manager Pep Guardiola did a huge favor for the Premier League on Wednesday, when they came back from two goals down to beat Juventus, eliminating the Serie A champions from Europe's elite competition.

With the Bayern win on Wednesday, Serie A are down to just one side left in Europe, Lazio, who could also go out tomorrow. That means that even if the remaining English sides lose out (with the exception of tomorrow's Manchester United/Liverpool matchup), it's still mathematically impossible for Italy to overtake England in the UEFA rankings until the end of next season, at the earliest.

For the Blues, this means that the route to a Champions League return is simple...win enough matches to finish in the top four, making it just a one-year absence from the competition. It would also be nice if our English counterparts started to win a few more European matches, as sweating a ranking at the end of the season is a lot less fun than simply enjoying the inevitable Arsenal round of 16 loss.

Thanks again, Pep.

Source: http://weaintgotnohistory.sbnation.com/201...hampions-league

We have 1 loanee player who just get into their starting 11. Should we recall him back to reinforce our midfield?

Chelsea loanee named Juventus MVP, has no desire to return to Chelsea

Chelsea loanee Juan Cuadrado cooled off after a hot start at Juventus this season, but has recently rediscovered a rich vein of form, taking a starring role in Juventus's ascendancy to the top of Serie A and in maintaining their slim Champions League hopes after a 2-2 first leg draw against Bayern Munich.

He's been so good in fact that the official Juventus website named him the club's most valuable player for February.

Cuadrado went on to provide an assist in that match on Friday, putting Juve six points clear at the top of the table, albeit with Napoli still to play this weekend. The Old Lady have won 18 of their last 19 to recover from their Chelsea-esque start to the league season. Molto impressionante.

Despite the personal and team successes, Cuadrado's future remains undecided. It had been assumed since the summer that he would join Juventus permanently at some point this season, but that deal has yet to materialize. One thing seems clear, Cuadrado has no intentions of getting thrown back into the mixer at Chelsea.





Source: http://weaintgotnohistory.sbnation.com/201...turn-to-chelsea

Somehow I agree... seeing the trend where these players cannot adapt well from Italian league.

Maybe we can increase his price before selling him