Originally posted by Pablo1981
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Why dont we just loan them Torres too then! 
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That's just the kind of lateral thinking we need in our present situation, have 5
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****ing scummy horrible cunt of a club that lot. It ****ing stinks that a horrible little no mark club can come into billions and think they are one of the big boys. It sickens me to see them spend all that money while we are on our knees.Last edited by Leyton388; 06-11-09, 04:26 PM.Comment
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Why complain?? We have no chance of winning the league, I'd cheer any decision that will hamper the Mancs to number 19. From now on I will be supporting Chelsea and Arsenal......... for the title..Comment
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Do any of us actually have any information to make them sure Chelsea committed the alleged offences and deserve the punishment?
It seems sensible that the ban is put on hold until a proper appeal has taken place. If the appeal was upheld they'd have been punished for nothing otherwise. You'd hope if there wasn't really any grounds to appeal and Chelsea are time wasting then another window would be put on the end of the ban."My commitment to Liverpool is 100 per cent. I would die for that Liverpool shirt. I think the club loves me and I feel the same, no matter what the situation." - Pepe Reina, Nov '09.Comment
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You all need you heads checked! Prefering them to win over Man U is totally understandable, but "cheering" them on and "supporting" Chelsea and Arsenal? **** THAT!Originally posted by IanTatt View Post
You lot are all showing a very small club, almost blue nose bitters mentality
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Originally posted by Pablo1981 View PostYou all need you heads checked! Prefering them to win over Man U is totally understandable, but "cheering" them on and "supporting" Chelsea and Arsenal? **** THAT!
You lot are all showing a very small club, almost blue nose bitters mentality
Only 27 league games to go, 81 points to play for, and they have given up.
"Its not about the long ball or the short ball, its about the right ball." Bob PaisleyComment
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****ing scumbags Chelsea are, no surprise that this has gone through.
****ing hate football at the moment, wish they'd petrol bomb Stamford Bridge, Old Trafford, Sky, H & G, Drogba and every other greedy ****ing rotter that is making football such a farce at the moment, the beautiful game has been taken away from us all.
Disgrace.
Klopp on LFC vs MUFC (March 9th 2016) - "This is why I love football. This is why we watched it when we were young. I can still not have enough of it."
Always, keep your face to the sun, and shadows will fall behind you.Comment
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They were always going to do this I thought? No great surprise..Sack swinging like Dub-D40 on a door hingeComment
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In fairness, I do not see how CAS could not suspend it. If they find the transfer ban is unfair then Chelsea will have been punished for nothing.
It is plain to see that CAS had no other option - It is just ridiculous that Chelsea have that option of going to CAS.Forwards.......Comment
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Whichever side of this blade you touch, you cut yourself. I'm glad Chelsea can now push manure right out of the chase for their number 19 (I will vomit blood if manure get there before us). On the other hand I'm gutted Chelsea have got away with this, but their time will invariably come. Always remember SOS - Spirit of Shevchenko. ;-)One tit for another.
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Chelsea have had their transfer ban lifted by the Court of Arbitration for Sport after reaching an agreement with Lens over the signing of Gael Kakuta.
A statement on the Cas website said that the two clubs and the player had accepted the player's contract with the French side was not valid.
Thus Kakuta could not have terminated it prematurely, so Chelsea could not be liable for inducing it to be breached.
The Cas said all parties agreed the proceedings would remain confidential.
In September 2009, Fifa's Dispute Resolution Chamber imposed a four-month ban on the player and banned Chelsea from registering any new players in the next two transfer windows over the case.
A statement on the club website from chairman Bruce Buck said Chelsea were glad to have resolved the matter amicably.
"It was always our intention to work together with Lens to reach this end, and both clubs have strengthened their relationship as a result of resolving this case to everyone's satisfaction," he said.
"In an act of good faith and with a view to the possibility of future collaboration with Lens, and without recognising any liability, Chelsea has agreed to pay compensation costs for the training given to the player while at Lens, as mandated by Fifa in its original ruling."
Kakuta joined Chelsea in 2007 and finished his first season at the club as the youth team's top scorer, winning the academy's player of the year award.
In his second season, he broke into the youth and reserve teams before suffering a double fracture of his ankle in February 2009.
Chelsea lodged an appeal against the original Fifa ruling, allowing Kakuta to make his first-team debut in the 4-0 win over Wolves at the end of November.
Just knew this would happen. Mother ****ers......I can picture in my mind a world without war, a world without hate. And I can picture us attacking that world, because they'd never expect it.Comment
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Wonder how much that cost them, in the brown paper envelope obviouslyComment
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I've just read that on the BBC site and it would appear you have read my mind with regards to envelopesOriginally posted by gerbin11 View Post
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Originally posted by gerbin11 View Post It just goes to show money doesn't only talk on the field but off it too ffs...
Thanks for the memories Rafa - YNWA!Comment
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