donjazet:

I can only see "big worry". correct

Partially.

It says "Rojo Big Worry"

Chelsea's financial loss on missing out on the Champions League revealed.

Chelsea missing out on Champions League qualification implies a massive 65m loss.

Chelsea failed to qualify for the Champions League after a disappointing 2015/16 Premier League campaign
West London super-giants Chelsea have missed out on a staggering €65m qualification bonus by missing out on Champions League qualification for this season. The UEFA revealed these numbers after they put out a list of financial documents that read the television money each club earned from last season with the approximates for this term. Chelsea went into last season as the reigning champions and just didn't click under manager Jose Mourinho, with Hiddink brought back to the club to steady the ship, as they finished in a surprising tenth, not just missing out on the premier European club competition but the Europa League as well. The club lost out on two N’Golo Kante’s in terms of money, due to the club's terrible tenth place finish which resulted in a large financial loss for Chelsea.

However, the Blues just wrapped up two massive commercial deals with Nike worth €60m and Yokohama Tyres worth €40m balancing their expensive spree in the summer with the acquisitions of Kante, Luiz and Alonso to name a few coupled with the loss of television revenue. Although the club isn't in financial peril, the staggering loss of income comes after Chelsea topped the earnings from television revenue for English clubs for five consecutive seasons. Manchester City could change that statistic towards their favour due to Chelsea's failure to qualify for Europe, the first time since Roman Abramovich took charge of the club. In a shocking Premier League campaign last season that saw Leicester crowned champions, Chelsea endured the pain of missing out on Europe to London rivals in Arsenal and Tottenham, with City completing the top four. Since Chelsea’s dismal last campaign, Antonio Conte has come into the club and resettled them somewhat as they currently sit in fourth place with four wins on the bounce in the league. Conte’s arrival at the club has brought stability at the back with his shift to the back three and aggression all over the field for the entirety of the ninety minutes. Conte and Chelsea, given a minimum goal of reaching the Champions League by Russian owner Roman Abramovich, get set to welcome an excellent Everton side under Ronald Koeman.The Toffees have had a brilliant start to the season as they look to put a dent in Chelsea’s Champions League hopes and increase their chances of breaking into the top four, in what could be an equally enthralling season as compared to the last one.

I'm just reading comments on Man Utd's thread and feel like I'm in Chelsea thread 2015

Exactly the same type optimism/pessimism you find here by this time last year.

Chai...Mou don deal with these guys.

That 5k wey I bet for Lukaku to score hattrick go get me 1mil today, confam

edoyad:
That 5k wey I bet for Lukaku to score hattrick go get me 1mil today, confam

You should have invested that money into something better.... Your 5k don enter one Chance.

edoyad:
That 5k wey I bet for Lukaku to score hattrick go get me 1mil today, confam

Is Everton playing against man united ?

kinggenesis:
You should have invested that money into something better.... Your 5k don enter one Chance.

Hehehehe, Lukaku is cooking something for you guys

humblesteve:

Is Everton playing against man united ?

No, they're playing United's coach former team

Yes! Well done Borough

The EPL is a different animal..Just ask PEP

The teams: Chelsea v Everton
Antonio Conte names an unchanged side from the one which won the previous three league outings.
Cesar Azpilicueta, David Luiz and Gary Cahill are again the three-man defence with Pedro continuing in attack with last weekend's goalscorers Diego Costa and Eden Hazard.

For Everton, goalkeeper Maarten Stekelenburg is back after injury, Phil Jagielka returns to their side and there is a place for Tom Cleverley.
Chelsea are expected to line up in the following 3-4-3 formation:
Courtois; Azpilicueta, David Luiz, Cahill (c); Moses, Matic, Kante, Alonso; Pedro, Diego Costa, Hazard.
Subs: Begovic, Aina, Ivanovic, Terry , Chalobah, Oscar, Batshuayi.
Everton:
Stekelenburg; Coleman, Jagielka (c), Williams, Funes, Oviedo, Barry, Cleverley, Barkley, Bolasie, Lukaku.

Subs: Robles, Holgate, Lennon, Valencia, Davies, Deulofeu, Mirallas,
The referee is Robert Madley

Does this mean that Willian has lost his place in the team permanently?

Roland17:
The EPL is a different animal..Just ask PEP

Today Bayern and Atletico dropped points, So how is it different from other leagues? Why do I feel inferiority complex is why EPL fans need to reiterate that often and compensate for their failures in Europe

If a team equalize late we hear its EPL, if a team scores 4 goals we hear its epl, If a keeper saves 2 penalties we hear its EPL, when Leicester win the league we hear its EPL

raumdeuter:


Today Bayern and Atletico dropped points, So how is it different from other leagues? Why do I feel inferiority complex is why EPL fans need to reiterate that often and compensate for their failures in Europe

If a team equalize late we hear its EPL, if a team scores 4 goals we hear its epl, If a keeper saves 2 penalties we hear its EPL, when Leicester win the league we hear its EPL

Dayo, claiming the EPL has been a failure in Europe is significantly false and makes your subjective argument quite ridiculous to engage. you may want to be particular about the era you are speaking about.

The EPL has dominated European footy for decades, battled and dominated teams in that competition, presenting reps in the semi-finals for consecutive season during the era. Do i need to dig appearance facts of Man-Utd, Liverpool, Chelsea and even Arsenal who are yet to win the champions league.

Stop making general statements when you are trying so hard to be particular about an era.

This match is gonna be tough for us
Everton are mirroring our formation, which might expose our weaknesses.

Roland17:


Dayo, claiming the EPL has been a failure in Europe is significantly false and makes your subjective argument quite ridiculous to engage. you may want to be particular about the era you are speaking about.

The EPL has dominated European footy for decades, battled and dominated teams in that competition, presenting reps in the semi-finals for consecutive season during the era. Do i need to dig appearance facts of Man-Utd, Liverpool, Chelsea and even Arsenal who are yet to win the champions league.

Stop making general statements when you are trying so hard to be particular about an era.

Obviously the EPL has been a failure in EUrope in the last 5yrs which is the relevant time for consideration what you did in the past is irrelevant to current form

Like it will be ridiculous to call Celtic, Nottingham Forest Ajax or even AC Milan top teams now despite whatever they've achieved at some time
yet there was a time Milan, Liverpool Forest and Ajax were reccuring in Europes top competition final stages

Currently Atleitico and PSG have more relevance in Europe than those 4 former giants

EPL dominating footy for decades have no relevance just like Milan, Forest Ajax dominating for ages have no relevance currently except youre reviewing historical records

Currently Milan, Forest Ajax are poor clubs in Europe currently EPL is NOT a top league in Europe regardless of what theyve achieved in the distant past

We have no business not winning tonight.......Hazard to score at least 2 goals please.

3 points or nothing.

raumdeuter:


Today Bayern and Atletico dropped points, So how is it different from other leagues? Why do I feel inferiority complex is why EPL fans need to reiterate that often and compensate for their failures in Europe

If a team equalize late we hear its EPL, if a team scores 4 goals we hear its epl, If a keeper saves 2 penalties we hear its EPL, when Leicester win the league we hear its EPL

Altetico did not exactly dominate the match. In the first half yes, they had a couple of chances (one off the post) and that was it. Mind, RealSocidead dey top half of the table, Middlebrough aint. The EPL is a different ball game.

FBS:

Altetico did not exactly dominate the match. In the first half yes, they had a couple of chances (one off the post) and that was it. Mind, RealSocidead dey top half of the table, Middlebrough aint. The EPL is a different ball game.

Alaves beat Barcelona this season already same with Celta vigo these are not top sides.

entaries :
9' Diego Costa is injured and is taken off the field to receive medical treatment.
8' Diego Costa is down injured and receives medical treatment on the field.
8' Play has been stopped because there is a player lying on the pitch.
7' Diego Costa from Chelsea directs the ball behind the defence, but it's intercepted by an opponent player.
7' Ashley Williams from Everton trips Eden Hazard
5' Maarten Stekelenburg comes out and claims the ball
5' Marcos Alonso puts in a cross
5' The home team have had 71% of possession compared to the away team's 29%
4' Romelu Lukaku from Everton passes the ball in the box, but it's intercepted by an opponent player.
4' Romelu Lukaku from Everton runs with the ball.
1' It's a cold day for playing football.
1' The pitch is in fantastic condition today and the players are enjoying the surface.
1' Everton kick-off, and the game is underway.
The referee starts the match
Before we get underway, the players and crowd observe a minute's silence

This Ref na were.


@donjazet, na by force

raumdeuter:


Alaves beat Barcelona this season already same with Celta vigo these are not top sides.

So no biggie they (barca) also got beat by man.shii.tty. normal things.

FBS:

So no biggie they (barca) also got beat by man.shii.tty. normal things.

City is top of the league

Barca wasnt even top of theirs when they met

ommentaries :
14' Chelsea take a throw-in in the opponent's half of the field
13' Yannick Bolasie from Everton pulls Cesar Azpilicueta
12' N'Golo Kante controls the ball with his hand
12' Pedro Rodriguez of Chelsea passes the ball to a team mate.
11' Ramiro Funes Mori relieves the pressure with a clearance
11' Marcos Alonso puts in a cross
11' Victor Moses puts in a cross
11' Phil Jagielka relieves the pressure with a clearance
11' Victor Moses puts in a cross
10' Phil Jagielka relieves the pressure with a clearance
10' Eden Hazard puts in a cross
10' The home team have had 68% of possession compared to the away team's 32%
9' Diego Costa comes back onto the field.
9' The game is restarted

FBS:
This Ref na were.


@donjazet, na by force

We need better crosses from Moses!

Hazard!!

Hidden Hazard don see EPL mumu to use shine

Edennnnnnnn!

Alonso 2 goals

Smart move by COsta to leave it

2 in 2 minutes!!

Goaaaalllllllll

Nihilist where you dey oo

See Stekenlberg wey dey form Matrix some weeks ago now don dey open torros