Jimmy_blue

Hilario is the worst goalkeeper I've ever seen whilst supporting Chelsea. The only guy I can think of he provided me with a similar feeling of dread was Frode Grodas. Turnbull has had some ok games for Chelsea when we lost to Inter he done ok. But Hilario?......the man is sh*t. Has he ever had a good game. I remember a game against Barcelona when he didn't manage to make a fool out of himself. I simply can't believe he still plays for Chelsea.

-----------------------------------Cech------------------------------------- Branny--------------Terry-----------Alex-----------------Cole--------- ------------------------------Ramires----------------------------------------- ----------------------Essien-----------Lampard---------------------------- Benayoun---------------------------------------------------Malouda------ -----------------------------Drogba------------------------------------------- I think Benayoun has more to offer than Kalou in terms of invention and Anelka hates it out there on the right.

Ricky was a brilliant defender for us. Good luck at Real Madrid. But it's the right time, he's lost a fair bit of pace and I can pinpoint the time he turned from a world-class defender to a a still-good-but-old one. Two years ago against Bolton at home when we nearly spunked a 4-0 lead.

Lamps is irreplaceable. The man hardly ever gets injured and scores and creates goals at every level. Wesley Schneider is the only one who could even slot into his postion and perform a similar role; he still wouldn't do as well for us. He'd also probably cost us about a billion pounds.

Not really into Matic to be honest. I don't see what he does well from the times I've seen him.

I'm new here, hello! What's the feeling on what young Chelsea players could be good enough to make an impact this season? personally outside of Jeffrey Bruma, I think it's still a season too soon for most of them. I mean a proper impact, as in start a good portion of games - perhaps 20 or over. Kakuta: looked golden in the under-19 tournament and looks to be playing beneath himself at that level so he could be the one, but he has to accomodated into the Chelsea side, he doesn't slot right in. Where would he play? Josh McEachran is the one with all the talent but he probably lacks the physicality for it at this stage and like Kakuta, I'm not sure where he could feature in the current Chelsea set-up; I really think Josh in the most talented out of our young players but there is no doubting he is a luxury player, let's face it if Mourinho was still boss he wouldn't get a look in until he refused to dribble past players are play high-risk through passes. To be honest, I'm really surprised he hasn't already been over-coached. A young English with great technical ability and fancies himself as bit of an artist? Jacopa Sala: He can play wide-right. This alone makes me think he has a crack at getting a few starts. I simply can not believe we haven't signed a right-sided player aside from Benayoun. I like Sala but I'm not blown away by him but due to the thin nature of right-sided midfield players at Chelsea he must be licking his lips. He has a big chance. Matic: Behind: Essien, Mikel, and perhaps Ramires (if he ever comes). Not a lot of opportunities for Matic. Borini: Behind: Drogba, Anelka and Sturridge. Will certainly have an opportunity, I hope the fella scores. He has a bit of pace about him. He could be good. Others: Clifford, Gokhan Tore, Mitrovic.....could all feature. Physically Tore could be up to it. ........So what do you think? who could cut the mustard?