The Football Association fined Chelsea and Tottenham a total of £600,000 on Monday for failing to control their players after the teams clashed at Stamford Bridge this month.

Chelsea will pay £375,000 and Tottenham £225,000 after both clubs admitted three breaches of misconduct during a feisty 2-2 draw at Stamford Bridge on May 2, the FA said.

http://www.espnfcasia.com/barclays-premier...stamford-bridge

FA say because this is our 5th time kena discipline problem and Spurs only 2nd.
no news on the fabregas hand kena stepped/stomped on.

Look forward to Mou's Man Utd battle with Conte's New Chelsea.

It's gonna be a hot season for next epl.

what would you rather see JM to MU or him going to other london club (if they can afford it that is)

Next season our formation is 3-3-4?  
Conte utilize this formation during 2013-14 at Juventus they said.
So now we searching for players to suit this formation...

WATCH: Antonio Conte's 3-3-4 system explained

The appointment of Antonio Conte as Chelsea's next manager is one that opens up a lot of different possibilities for the club. But aside from the fact that the Italian will be in charge at Stamford Bridge next season, we really don't know what else to expect from a Conte-led Chelsea side.

There are many variables at play when hypothesizing about what the team could look like next season. Conte has utilized a three-at-the-back formation ever since his time at Juventus. Having virtually the same back line to deploy for both Juve and the Italian national team obviously helps in picking a lineup. Giorgio Chiellini, Andrea Barzagli, and Leonardo Bonucci all featured for the new Chelsea boss at both levels of play.

The video above, created by Michael Jolley, a UEFA Pro licensed U-21 coach at Burnley, shows exactly how Conte's 3-3-4 system operated during the 2013-14 season at Juventus.

Chelsea have a lack of depth at centerback in the current squad. Perhaps a swap to three at the back wouldn't be possible. But maybe with some moves in the transfer window we could see a shift towards something similar to that Juventus team stylistically. Or not. Who knows? It's still very interesting to see how his teams worked, fleshed out in video form.

Source: http://weaintgotnohistory.sbnation.com/201...ystem-explained

3-3-4?? or 4-3-3? 3-3-4 is like full attack mode.

ok that explain things a bit more better. but what are the differences between 3-5-2? 3-2 in midfield same like 5. sorry, quite noob with exotic formation