mad_mac

Its the greatest hangover cure.

I think that he could become a ball playing CB with more assured responsibilities than David Luiz

He is both handsome and good, Olivier Giroud

Jesus, mate. Digging that one out is next level

I think we are good enough to finish in the top 4, but some of that has to do with the competition for the top 4. I also think that if the City ban goes though we are well good enough to make top 5 so that could be a blessing. Also next year don't we finally get our first summer to spend the Eden money, along with the cash from the Morata deal being finalized. I think we'll sell a good chunk of players and have one hell of a "war chest" to go into the market with. However, other clubs knowing that could inflate prices, so we need to take no sh*te in the market and have several targets lined up.

Mate, you and me both, although I'm sure you've got me beat by a few years when it comes to following Chelsea. Nevin and Speedie had just finished their time at Chelsea when I started following. For me it was Clarke, Spenny, and *cough* Burley that had me hooked as a wee man. I don't want to get too hyped about Billy GOAT, but he looks solid, and the fact he bases his game on Cesc is promising. Long live the Billy GOAT

yep, both 5ft 6in. Surprisingly, Maka was 5ft 9in

Where in CO? If in Denver there is a solid chapter of the CIA (Chelsea in America - an official supporters group) that meet regularly at a pub on the north side of downtown.

Used to live in GA back in the 90's. Got friends there still, mainly in the ATL area. Welcome

Believe me, mate, I wasn't expecting it but very very happy to see him step in like he has

Was traveling yesterday so didn't manage to see it live. I was pleased to read about Barkley getting a goal, and that Kepa had made some great saves. Manged to watch it on replay today and I think Kepa had a very good game, but other than the goal Barkley again showed that he's a backup player at best. What a shaky start to that game, and I wonder if that comes from changes in the CB pairing, but thankfully didn't concede and then took the game to Liverpool which was refreshing to see. Yes they had about 7 changes, but still a great team and we should hold our heads high. Injuries look to really plague us this season, and I'm struggling to think what formation we play against Everton at the weekend. I hope Kova is fit, because in the post match interview, Lamaprd said that even RLC knows that he's not fully match fit, so I can't see him starting. I could see us playing 3-4-3 but who makes up the midfield 2 I don't know! Love seeing Billy getting MOTM, I felt he'd get overrun in the midfield but his composure was exemplary for a lad of only 18; he looked more mature than some of his seniors in that game. I try not to get too hyped about him, as anyone that's known me over the years knows that I've longed to see another Scotsman in the ranks of Chelsea. I hope he gets a couple more games, or at least game time while Jorginho is out. Frustrating that we didn't score more, but onto the next round, so that's all that matters. I do have to call out Pedro, though. I though he played well, but frustrating. His defensive contribution was exceptional, his finishing was maddening. I think he ran out of steam around the 75 minute mark, and therefore I think he's got to be replaced in the starting 11 next season. Hopefully by then all our young lads, and Ziyech will be ready to go. Absolute stalwart of a player, and I'll miss him, but the time is right to accept that this is his final season with us.

I don't see why we haven't tried a front 2 this season. Not necessarily starting, but when chasing a game I don't think we have tried two strikers on at the same time.

Sadly, I think Chilwell is hyped more than he warrants. I don't think he's the answer to our needs

Rumours now that he's off to Man U

So Jorginho can play as its a different competition? I think that means the mid three will be Jorginho, Kova, Barkley.