debosky:
Get ready for some BoaTANK love on this thread.

The TANK doesnt even need to make noise his medals speak for hiim

Nathan Ake
Club: Watford Nationality : Dutch Age: 20 Market Value:
£1.5m
Prospects of making it: Highly rated, his contract runs
until 2020 and he will fancy his chances of staying at
Chelsea next season if he succeeds at Watford.
Bekanty Victorien Angban
Club: Sint-Truidense (Belgium) Nationality: Ivorian Age:
18 Market Value: N/A
Prospects of making it: An attacking midfielder with
international experience at Under 20 and Under 17
level, he is a long way from playing for the Chelsea
first team.
Christian Atsu
Club: Bournemouth Nationality: Ghanaian Age: 23
Market Value : £3.5m
Prospects of making it: Arrived with a considerable
reputation from Porto in 2013 but flopped on loan at
Everton last season. Unlikely to become a Blues star.
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PRINCE OF THE PALACE: Bamford is at Selhurst Park
Lewis Baker
Club: Vitesse Arnhem (Holland) Nationality : English
Age: 20 Market Value: £350,000
Prospects of making it: After loan spells at MK Dons
and Sheffield Wednesday, Baker is now trying his luck
in the Eredivisie. Contracted until 2019 and young
enough to harbour hopes of stepping up if he succeeds
abroad.
Patrick Bamford
Club: Crystal Palace Nationality: English Age: 22
Market Value : £3.5m
Prospects of making it: Fantastic on loan at
Middlesbrough last season, he is experiencing top flight
action at Palace this season. Still unlikely to cut it
under Jose Mourinho though.
Jeremie Boga
Club: Rennes (France) Nationality : French Age : 18
Market Value : N/A
Prospects of making it : With Chelsea from a young
age, he has represented France up to Under 19 level. A
skilful attacking midfielder, he has a good chance to
extend his deal beyond 2017, when it currently expires.
Isaiah Brown
Club: Vitesse Arnhem (Holland) Nationality : English
Age: 18 Market Value : £350,000
Prospects of making it: An exciting prospect, Brown
was captain as the Blues won the UEFA Youth League
this year, scoring twice in the final. Only 18, he is one
of the most likely loanees to become a Chelsea
regular.
Nathaniel Chalobah
Club: Napoli (Italy) Nationality : English Age : 20 Market
Value : £2.8m
Prospects of making it : A series of Championship loan
spells have seen Chalobah’s reputation steadily
improve. If he succeeds at Napoli, he’ll have a great
chance of playing under Mourinho next year.
Andreas Christensen
Club : Borussia Monchengladbach (Germany)
Nationality : Danish Age : 19 Market Value: £1.05m
Prospects of making it : A promising defender,
Christensen will take on Manchester City, Juventus and
Sevilla in the Champions League this year. A good
long-term prospect for the Blues.

Juan Cuadrado
Club : Juventus (Italy) Nationality : Colombian Age : 27
Market Value : £21m
Prospects of making it : The biggest name out on loan,
Cuadrado is a proven international performer. Failed to
impress in his six months since joining Fiorentina, a
good year with the Italian champions could see him
return.
Cristian Cuevas
Club : Sint-Truidense (Belgium) Nationality : Chilean
Age: 20 Market Value : £1.05m
Prospects of making it : A Chilean youth star, he has
failed to flourish in loan stints in Holland and his home
country. Likely to be sold on before his contract ends
in 2018.
Alex Davey
Club : Peterborough Nationality : Scottish Age: 20
Market Value : N/A
Prospects of making it : In League One until January,
the defender spent much of last season at Scunthorpe.
Contract expires next summer and unlikely to stay on.
Ulises Davila
Club : Vitoria (Portugal) Nationality : Mexican Age: 24
Market Value : £525,000
Prospects of making it : Became a key man for Vitoria
on loan last season and has stayed on again, but lacks
the quality to be a Chelsea regular. Expect to be sold
next summer.
Matej Delac
Club : FK Sarajevo (Bosnia) Nationality : Croatian Age:
23 Market Value : £525,000
Prospects of making it : Still young for a goalkeeper,
Delac will hope to cut it at the top level, but that’s
unlikely to be at Chelsea with Thibaut Courtois and
Asmir Begovic far from the end of their careers.
Islam Feruz
Club : Hibernians (Scotland) Nationality : Scottish Age :
19 Market Value : £350,000
Prospects of making it : The Somalian-born Scotsman
previously played for Celtic. Smally and pacy, he has
starred for Scotland’s youth side but it will be a big ask
for him to progress at Chelsea.

Michael Hector
Club : Reading Nationality : Jamaican Age : 23 Market
Value : £525,000
Prospects of making it : A deadline day arrival from
Reading, he was immediately loaned back there. An
international star for Jamaica, but likely to be sold on
for a profit.
Jordan Houghton
Club : Gillingham Nationality : English Age : 19 Market
Value : N/A
Prospects of making it : With the club since Under 8
level, Houghton has potential and has represented
England Under 20s. A defensive midfielder, he has the
potential to improve and make the grade.
Tomas Kalas
Club : Middlesbrough Nationality: Czech Age: 22 Market
Value : £2.45m
Prospects of making it : After loan spells in Holland and
Germany, Kalas did well at Boro last season and will
hope to kick on this year. Still more likely to be sold for
profit than oust Kurt Zouma or Gary Cahill from the
first team though.
Todd Kane
Club : NEC Nijmegen (Holland) Nationality : English Age :
21 Market Value : £525,000
Prospects of making it: A serial loan star, Kane has
gone abroad for the first time after spells at
Nottingham Forest, Bristol City, Blackburn and Preston.
With the club since he was seven, he has potential but
is unlikely to be Chelsea quality.
Marko Marin
Club : Trabzonspor (Turkey) Nationality: German Age:
26 Market Value : £1.75m
Prospects of making it : Expected to figure in the
Chelsea team when signed from Werder Bremen in
2012, Marin failed to shine and it’s surprising he is still
on the club’s books. Will almost certainly leave next
year.
Victor Moses
Club : West Ham Nationality : Nigerian Age: 24 Market
Value : £5.25m
Prospects of making it : Flopped at Liverpool , shone at
Stoke and now at West Ham. Signed a new deal until
2019 before he was sent on his latest loan mission but
still more likely to be sold than to stay on next year.

Nathan
Club : Vitesse Arnhem (Holland) Nationality : Brazilian
Age: 19 Market Value : £2.1m
Prospects of making it : There are high hopes for this
attacking midfielder who signed from Atletico
Paranaense this summer. Expected to impress in
Holland and return to west London next year.
Kenneth Omeruo
Club : Kasimpasa (Turkey) Nationality : Nigerian Age: 21
Market Value : £700,000
Prospects of making it : A tall, fast centre-back, you
would think Mourinho would have kept him at Stamford
Bridge this season if he felt he could make the grade.
Has previously played on loan in Holland and the
Championship.
Danilo Pantic
Club : Vitesse Arnhem (Holland) Nationality : Serbian
Age: 18 Market Value: £700,000
Prospects of making it : An arrival from Partizan
Belgrade this year, the midfield star is highly rated and
has every chance of becoming a future regular.
Mario Pasalic
Club : Monaco (France) Nationality : Croatian Age: 20
Market Value : £2.8m
Prospects of making it : Used as a makeweight in the
deal that brought Radamel Falcao to Chelsea, Pasalic
is a useful midfielder who can harbour realistic hopes
of making it in the Premier League if he succeeds in
Ligue 1 this year.
Stipe Perica
Club : Udinese (Italy) Nationality : Croatian Age: 20
Market Value : £630,000
Prospects of making it : The young striker will hope to
play a bigger role in Serie A this season as he enters
the final year of an 18-month loan. Must improve a lot
to make it at Chelsea though.
Lucas Piazon
Club : Reading Nationality : Brazilian Age: 21 Market
Value : £2.1m
Prospects of making it : Signed by Chelsea in January
2012, he has picked up loan experience in Spain,
Holland and Germany. Now in the Championship, he is
likely to be sold next summer.
Joao Rodriguez
Club : Sint-Truidense (Belgium) Nationality : Colombian
Age: 19 Market Value : £105,000
Prospects of making it : The young forward is in a sixth
loan spell since arriving in 2013. Has found regular
football hard to come by so unlikely to become a
mainstay at Chelsea.
Mohamed Salah
Club : Roma (Italy) Nationality : Egyptian Age : 23
Market Value : £12.6m
Prospects of making it : An undoubted talent, Salah
shone at Fiorentina last season and was a true star in
his Basle days. Mourinho is clearly not a fan but if the
Portuguese ever leaves, he could be a key man at the
Bridge.
Dominic Solanke
Club : Vitesse Arnhem (Holland) Nationality : English
Age: 17 Market Value : £175,000
Prospects of making it : One of the Chelsea academy’s
finest products, the 17-year-old will hope to shine in his
first spell away from west London this season.
Definitely one for the future.
Marco van Ginkel
Club : Stoke Nationality : Dutch Age : 22 Market Value:
£5.25m
Prospects of making it : Spent last year on loan at AC
Milan. A solid midfielder, a good season at Stoke could
yet see him given a chance in west London.
Wallace
Club : Carpi (Italy) Nationality : Brazilian Age: 21 Market
Value : £1.4m
Prospects of making it : After spells at Inter Milan and
Vitesse, the exciting full-back has the talent to
succeed with Serie A new boys Carpi and return to
challenge Branislav Ivanovic next season.

Zouma is 20 and already has 2 kids....... TWENTY...
I have to sit down and think

Mourinholic:
Zouma is 20 and already has 2 kids....... TWENTY...
I have to sit down and think

'football age' at work!

Anthony Martial is just 19, and he is expecting his second child from his childhood lover and friend.

debosky:
Get ready for some BoaTANK love on this thread.

Rooney and Bobby Charlton in same breath?

Fat chap with just six goals in all major tournaments he's graced getting hailed as king across England?

This is the juxtaposition of a mediocre dinning in the table of greats!

AirborneLacer:
Rooney and Bobby Charlton in same breath?

Fat chap with just six goals in all major tournaments he's graced getting hailed as king across England?

This is the juxtaposition of a mediocre dinning in the table of greats!

Rooney is definitely one of the greatest strikers England has ever produced.

His goal record does not lie.

You're only saying this because you're seeing Rooney toiling through the end of his career

SailorXY:
If you have something to say ...

@least your comrade don edit him submission to stuff that evoke less eye itches!

No sir if i say watz on my mind, we will have anoda argument of one week and that doesn't make sense

Alot of people be forgetting the Rooney of Old just because he is having a bad season presently. . He deserves every bit of accolades he is getting right now.

AirborneLacer:
Rooney and Bobby Charlton in same breath?
Fat chap with just six goals in all major tournaments he's graced getting hailed as king across England?
This is the juxtaposition of a mediocre dinning in the table of greats!

Did you see Bobby Charlon play full games as much as you have seen Rooney? O boy live in your time and judge what you have seen in your life time. The same stories you have read and the goals highlights you may have seen about Bobby Charlton will be read by a kid in the future and he will have no doubt that Rooney is greatest like you're currently doing with Bobby Charlton.

Rooney will be Out and Out Record goal scorer for England. He is also currently on the path to being Out and Out all time goal score for Man UTD. Man UTD oooo, not just any club and you dare say he shouldnt be mentioned in the same breath .. . Gbagbe osi.

Chestar5:


No sir if i say watz on my mind, we will have anoda argument of one week and that doesn't make sense

argument about CFC debt?

pfffffft

AirborneLacer:
Rooney and Bobby Charlton in same breath?

Fat chap with just six goals in all major tournaments he's graced getting hailed as king across England?

This is the juxtaposition of a mediocre dinning in the table of greats!

You are talking bull... & bull lickers be liking this shiit.
Trying to say Rooney's career is mediocre is just about another megedefegede heaped upon a pyramid!

Pataki:
Anthony Martial is just 19, and he is expecting his second child from his childhood lover and friend.

Life span keep dropping na. There was a time when a man doesn't think of marriage till he's 500 years old.
If you manage reach 45 nowadays, na to dey count wetin remain. #no time

SailorXY:
argument about CFC debt?
pfffffft

hmmmnnn

debosky:
Get ready for some BoaTANK love on this thread.

Ninjas need to start giving credit where its due. Boa-TANK is one of the best defenders on the planet

ollah1:


"Hazard? He was the worst tonight. I thought about substituting him, but in the last 10 minutes he always the ability to do that. At the World Cup, this was the case. I obviously expect more from him, but I'm hoping he will grow as the season progresses"......Marc Wilmots (belgian manager)

Hazard o mo ori eku gba. Haven't we been saying this since 19 gbo gboro? Now his own manager has confirmed what we already knew

Happy birthday to Oscar as he turns 24 today

Hazard was regarded as the worst by his manager yet he scored the only goal and 3 points, can all these guys, especially Raumdeuter now see that, being a good player isn't about scoring goals alone...

Cos y'all keep whining about what his manager said, at least he scored the only goal which wasn't a PK ds tym and gave the team 3 good points to help them qualify yet he was regarded as the worst.

Nihilist:


Rooney is definitely one of the greatest strikers England has ever produced.

His goal record does not lie.

You're only saying this because you're seeing Rooney toiling through the end of his career

Rooney is a mediocre striker. And I saw Rooney right from his debut till now

Maybe in the English posse of no talent he might be counted as decent but when we are talking about strikers globally.

Rooney is a poor imitation.

I didnt see Bobby Charlton he was probably another mediocre forward too thats just hyped by a country who desperately needs someone to celebrate

He scored his only world cup goal after 3 attempts. 6 tournament goals . Nigga please!!!

raumdeuter:


Rooney is a mediocre striker. And I saw Rooney right from his debut till now

Maybe in the English posse of no talent he might be counted as decent but when we are talking about strikers globally.

Rooney is a poor imitation.

I didnt see Bobby Charlton he was probably another mediocre forward too thats just hyped by a country who desperately needs someone to celebrate

He scored his only world cup goal after 3 attempts. 6 tournament goals . Nigga please!!!

English players are way too overhyped. Rooney is a decent all-round foward at best. Imagine calling him a legend. How many goals at major tournaments? He always disappears in big clashes. Excellent players always show up and make one or two impacts in big matches at major tournaments. Rooney is only woshiped because he's a decent player surrounded by mediocre team mates

A40:

Ninjas need to start giving credit where its due. Boa-TANK is one of the best defenders on the planet


Hazard o mo ori eku gba. Haven't we been saying this since 19 gbo gboro? Now his own manager has confirmed what we already knew

You definitely ain't a football fan. You need to start watching Hockey. Marc wilmots only critisized him bcoz he had a bad match not bcoz he is a bad player. Coaches use that tactic to encourage and put their best players on their toes often times. Why didn't he critisize the others? Were they any good? He singled Eden out bcoz he knows he definitely can do much more than that. Jose Mourinho employed the same tactic after the match against Athletico at the Bridge in Mourinho's first season back in charge. Hazard obliged, and ran his fat ass off in the remaining games. And about him not scoring enough goals, he had a better goals/assists record than the Almighty Ronaldo in his first two seasons in England.
Critisize him at your own peril. He was the best in England last year for a reason. Watch out for the real Eden Hazard from Saturday onwards.
You'll be wowed!
I rest my case here

raumdeuter:

Rooney is a mediocre striker. And I saw Rooney right from his debut till now

Carry your rooney go man utd thread jare.

grinface98:
You definitely ain't a football fan. You need to start watching Hockey

A40 don suffer

airmark:


Carry your rooney go man utd thread jare.

Mumu, the Rooney remark I responded to was made on this thread olodo

raumdeuter:


Mumu, the Rooney remark I responded to was made on this thread olodo

That's how you normally start and continue hammering on irrelevant stuffs in wrong places. I needed to stop you before you continue displaying your cretinism.

airmark:


That's how you normally start and continue hammering on irrelevant stuffs in wrong places. I needed to stop you before you continue displaying your cretinism.

Odechukwu, I was responding to a post on this thread. if you have nothing to say as usual just stay back and continue liking posts

Na from there you go dey see Xavi as Right back

raumdeuter:


Rooney is a mediocre striker. And I saw Rooney right from his debut till now

Maybe in the English posse of no talent he might be counted as decent but when we are talking about strikers globally.

Rooney is a poor imitation.

I didnt see Bobby Charlton he was probably another mediocre forward too thats just hyped by a country who desperately needs someone to celebrate

He scored his only world cup goal after 3 attempts. 6 tournament goals . Nigga please!!!

His Goal record is not mediocre though.

humblesteve:
Happy birthday to Oscar as he turns 24 today

Yeah as he adds another year, We wish to see the Oscar that left buffon crashing twice on the ground few years back in ucl this season.

Thank heavens the weekend isn't too far away. . . .this madness of irrelevant arguments needs to stop on all the footie threads.

debosky:
Thank heavens the weekend isn't too far away. . . .this madness of irrelevant arguments needs to stop on all the footie threads.

Dobolawin, bawo ni nkan

Wo enu e pelebe bi igba wara



Is your thread ready to host the next party?

raumdeuter:


Dobolawin, bawo ni nkan

Wo enu e pelebe bi igba wara



Is your thread ready to host the next party?

I don repent abeg, no dey call me that name again.

Celebration party after we beat Stoke? Yeah we are. . . .just bring peppered snail and gangan drums to celebrate with us.

E wo nkan ti omo Mourinho wo ni to ri olorun