JNR - I was commenting on here day on day long before you were ever here. A busy life schedule doesn't have me stuck to a computer commenting all the time. But I do read and keep up with what's going on.

Carlton Cole - what made you think of him M'C'

Mr C I could compile a similar sized list of managers better than RDM.

You gotta love Torres

There are three type of people in this world.

1) Torres fanboys (about a billion of them)
2) Those who feel sorry for Torres
3) Those who hate Torres (namely Liverpool fans and KDL. And Mr Chelsea)

Ba's release clause never was £7m. More.

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Ba's release clause never was £7m. More.

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What was Pardew on about then?

Oh and TCP ofcourse.

You also forgot Shola

KDL then you'd know I haven't even really bothered trying to defend Torres this season.

His clause. Find me where he says £7m

Obers - I don't hate Torres. I just don't think he is a striker good enough to be starting football matches for Chelsea

Gazza - Moses's movement was decent. Felt he got dragged into the centre a bit to much at times towards the end. But was very good otherwise. Especially how far he ran back to track Etherington.

Llorente to Chelsea is a goer.

Who do you consider your best striker Carrot?

Cisse or Ba?

I feel sorry for Torres. No striker would have played very well for Chelsea today, his supply was truly awful.

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JNR - This season is only 5 matches old

This has been going on for nearly 2 years now.

Gazza - I enjoyed it as well. Loved the way we played, got a bit frustrated as after 3,4,5 chances of working it around the box ended up with a flick going to Stoke or trying to constantly work it through the middle was leading to nothing, but overall i thought we were very very good.

Ramires was great in the midfield 2.Much better from him. Still had a bad moment on the right when he just ran into a Stoke player with the ball lol.

Tottenham Hotspur are planning a swoop for Dynamo Kiev’s Ukrainian international midfielder Denys Harmash, according to reports in Russia.

Spurs boss Andre Villas-Boas watched Harmash play a key role in Ukraine’s 1-1 draw against England at Wembley earlier this month, and is said to see the 22-year-old as a cheaper alternative to previous midfield target Joao Moutinho.

“I watched England’s match against Ukraine at Wembley with Villas-Boas,” football agent Sandor Varga told Russian newspaper Izvestiya this week. “He was very impressed with Denys Harmash.

“Tottenham are looking for a central midfielder, but couldn’t reach agreement with Villas-Boas’ favoured candidate, his compatriate Joao Moutinho.

“Harmash represents a brilliant alternative to the Porto midfielder,” Varga added.

The Dynamo Kiev player has eight caps for his country, and impressed at Wembley alongside his more experienced counterpart Anatoly Tymoshchuk at the heart of Ukraine’s midfield.

And with the player valued at around £4.5million, Harmash would represent a considerable cost saving on Moutinho, who Spurs failed to land in the summer despite bidding £20million plus add-ons for the Portuguese.

cheeky bid for Welbeck on January? got Rooney, RVP and Hernandez ahead of him

quite simply we'd be better off brnging back Cole than playing that Spanish dud

Well Mr C, except for that one lofted ball in which Torres should have done better. Can you name one other decent delivery he had? They just seemed to fire it into his feet at the edge of the box and expected him to fend off two defenders who were standing right beside him.

Depends if both are in form or not tbh Brummie. Cisse isn't atm for whatever reason so for now Ba.