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Chicharito. . .

Oh my word. . .

TUNCAY!!!

9ja I hail Thee.

Ade!

^^^ To make a screenshot

1. Select the window you want to take the screenshot from.
2. Press ctrl+PrtSc (on your keyboard)

Then open Paint (to open Paint. Click Start->All Programs->Accessories->Paint)

Once you launch Paint, click on the edit tab and click paste.

You should see your screenshot the save as jpg or whatever format you prefer.

^^^ I don't know how you guys expect players to perform 100% week in week out.

3 points and I'm happy.

The Jose machine is ripping them apart. . .

Thank you Jesus. Thank You My LORD!

I would have thought DD was brilliant even if sporodically and especially in the build up to the second goal. You can never underestimate that first touch and the crucial pass?

Y'all should remember that he is playing after illness.

3 points was ALL I needed anyway. Job done.

Is the drama OVER?

Boys are NOT smiling. . .

3 points . That's all I need.

Drama!

RESERVE REPORT: WEST BROMWICH ALBION 4 CHELSEA 5

Captain Fabio Borini netted an amazing five times to bring Chelsea back from 3-0 down on a cold afternoon in Birmingham.

A nine-goal thriller saw an Ishmael Miller hat-trick put Chelsea on the back foot before Borini pulled two back in the first half.

A further second-half hat-trick from the Italian then secured the Blues victory after the side went 4-3 down after the break.

Manager Steve Holland chose three debutants in his back line as Todd Kane, Archange Nkumu and Ben Sampayo all lined up alongside Rohan Ince, who would later be replaced by George Saville for today's fourth first-time reserve appearance.

Borini sat in the centre of an attacking trio including Jacopo Sala on the right and Adam Phillip on the left. Meanwhile, Conor Clifford, Daniel Philliskirk and Aliu Djalo made up the midfield.

http://www.chelseafc.com/page/LatestNews/0,,10268~2191069,00.html

I Love YOU LORD!

You guys should give Gael time. It's one thing for a player to be bad (which is definitely not Kakuta's case) and it's another thing to perform "above" expectation. The boy needs time.

@dyabman,
Josh IT IS! It's the boy's level of confidence that is even mega amazing to me.
Mikel has stepped up his game and I won't be surprised if he wins Chelsea player of the year if he continues like this.

Anelka I believe is trying his best just as he can be irritating sometimes. Same goes to Florence.

A professional performance last night.

Cracking goal from YZ!! and good to see the young boys getting valuable minutes under their belt.

@BD,
I get your point but you must also consider what the lad went through. . .he is a young boy remember. You just need to watch him and understand his game. I just hope he does not leave for L'arse.

You are THE MOST HIGH GOD and I believe in YOU!!!

My GOD is good oo!

Lotti should still be able to name a decent squad.


@nateevs, I agree with you on most of your points on Kakuta.
I just pray those two (Josh and Gael) come through the ranks.

I believe in you oh Lord!

Thank YOU!!!

I watched Kakuta during the last U-19 Euro championship (which France won and he also bagged the MVP award) and I can say that he was a completely different player. Sometimes I think his style is completely different from the way we play.
Also, I think he operates better just behind the strikers up front and not on the wings.

@BD, how can you call him a flash in the pan? na. . .he is anything but that!

I think he needs more games (maybe not necessarily starting) and if he doesn't step it up, well, Lotti can make his decision.

A superb 2nd half performance.
Yes, I will take this draw and happily too.

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GOD is GOOD!

Chelsea signs U11 striker

http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/14102010/58/league-chelsea-splash-cash-u11-striker.html

http://www.cherianews.com/2010/10/michael-gyasi-profile-stats-photo.html

Michael Gyasi, a 11-Year-Old Striker, has just been signed by Chelsea for an undisclosed fee. The switch includes a variety of add-ons payments, which are subject to particular targets being met (most of which, I believe, relate to him actually playing for Chelsea at youth level).

Gyasi was with the Northampton Centre of Excellence for the last three years and first impressed Chelsea a year ago when he played against the Blues Under-10 team. He was invited to train with Chelsea in the summer where he turned some heads.

It's been reported in the Guardian that Chelsea will have to pay Northampton compensation of no more than £10,000 for developing the 11-year-old, who moved to England from Germany with his parents around four years ago. 11 year old wonderkid Michael Gyasi is 50/1 to make his Chelsea debut by his sixteenth birthday, according to Ladbrokes. Chelsea have signed the precocious talent from Northampton Town as they seek to find more youngsters such as Kakuta and McEachran for the future. Alex Donohue, spokesman for Ladbrokes told Bettingpro : "With talk of Drogba one day returning to Marseille, the hunt is on for a successor. If Gyasi is half as good, he’s set for a very bright future."

Awesome God!!! Beautiful God!!!

Will things ever change in this country?

Cappadona123:
@embele,u can ask honeric about the lower league cos his team is dea,lol!!!

hehehehe. . .honeric01, wetin ya team dey do there?

^^^Frankly, I think there should be a name change. . .who knows, it may wake them up.

Emotional. . .

Brilliant job by the rescuers and Chilean Government and a strong mind and faith from the trapped miners their families.

This thread is always amazing. . .

MIGHTY GOD! I praise your HOLY NAME!!!

We love football. . .be it Club or International matches but then you will agree that the level of adrenaline rises when you watch your favourite club play.

For some or maybe many (including FBS  ) the ONLY country we root for is Nigeria and when my country is not playing, the interest level in international matches is not that high.

The Belgium vs Austria match was. . .I don't know sef. . .offensive minded approach or calamit[i]ious[/i] defending? regardless, I enjoyed it. 

Did anyone witness the Italy vs Serbia debacle?