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Seeing another source saying 2 weeks.

Carvajal out for 6 weeks to a heart condition.

Yeah he's still listed in the squad. Dying to see if he could solve our LWB option.

It used to be good, but the dynamics of the game continue to drop. FUT for me stopped being good after FIFA 13. Match placing as well. Could have a full silver team and face an opponent with Team of the years

You and Spike are a Bantastic Duo Ideally what I'd like our back 5 to be.

Heard GK is awful for both games.

A bit of good news, Morata's injury 'not serious' and Drinkwater should be back after the international break. Rahman expected to return this month. After 7 games we are at the same level of points as we were last season, amid a much tougher schedule. Alonso-----------------------------------------------------Zappacosta Christensen-------Luiz-----------Azpilicueta

My bad. John obi Mikel had Messi in his pocket 2012, Di Matteo = Tactical genius

American Vandal on Netflix. Started it last night due to boredom, but there were some proper LMAO moments.

Bosingwa once marked Messi out of a game. Tactical genius from Hiddink

Always 2nd

Not to worry mate. Unlike Chelsea, Man Utd have depth and can easily replace Pogba.

Pep 1 Mourinho 0

Cheslea FC Record Against Spanish Opposition in Spain since 2006 Played 10 Won 2 Drew 8 Lost 0

He's only played 1 Champions League game before this though? He's inexperienced though??? Only went on to dominate the midfield against one of the best sides in Europe, a feat Pogba won't ever do unless they are from Russia or Kazakhstan

Except that's Benatia not Thiago

Haven't gotten it yet nor PES, but I might end up getting both. I'm a crack whore when it comes to FIFA. Been doing the FUT web app as of now until I actually get the game, and this is how my team is looking atm.

He was playing injured that entire season? He suffered a hip injury to which Mourinho never let him properly recover so of course he's going to re-injure himself when he's the most fouled player in the league. It was only when Hiddink came in that Hazard had a proper rest.

Doubt it will be 300K considering who is reporting it, but Hazard has always given this club everything and has been the most crucial element for both our title wins in 2015 and 2017. What he needs now is managerial stability more than anything to progress to the next level, and tying him and Conte down long term could provide that. Think he only mentioned winning the Balon d'Or once, and it was something down the line of he'd like to win it at Chelsea. He has never once labeled himself anywhere near Messi or Ronaldo as that has been the media, and I believe Mourinho's own doing. He's never been anything other than humble in that regard.

No, he wasn't? This was their main lineup in the 2009/10 season. Who's arguing whether or not it's a red here? I'm stating by the laws of the game, it is a red. Mane's main intention was to only go for the ball, as he had no idea where Ederson was. Just like Nani's red against Arbeloa in 2013. They were both merely trying to control the ball, without any intent of harming a player. Hence me stating it is a harsh red, but a red nonetheless. And yes they were unfortunate, in spite what you keep telling yourself. There was a crucial moment that completely changed the tide of the game when things were looking even.

How did he displace Nani exactly when he was LW and Valencia came in at RW? My point is that Liverpool found it easy to create these opportunities in the first half. I'm not talking about 'real clear cut chances', i'm talking about finding themselves in opportunities to take initiative. Mind you, against City, Burnely, and Leicester, they have created 62 chances and only scored once. I can't fathom how you think Liverpool were hardly unfortunate, when moments before the harsh red card Liverpool had a clear chance to equalise. They score that and Mane doesn't get sent off, it would of been a different game.

Right. A whopping 15 goals in 4 years as a Right winger for United makes him very efficient. If we was a very efficient attacking player, he'd still be an attacking player. And I recall Liverpool finding it very easy to expose City's back line in the first half, not to mention moments before Mane's red card Salah was through on goal to equalise. No need to put words in my mouth as I made no such statement in regards to the competitiveness of the league.

So was Victor Moses yet I wouldn't categorise him as an efficient attacking player? Hence him and Valencia excelling at RB/RWB. Again, Guardiola's form of defence is having as many players as he can keeping the ball, whilst only having one midfielder with any quantum of defensive ability. He has yet to be tested without the ball since Liverpool who in all honesty were unfortunate they didn't put away their chances in the first few minutes as well as the red card. And unlike Liverpool, he will be against a side that is organised in the back. Conte is the first manager ever to do the double over Pep for that very reason.

With your logic Messi still has nightmares of Bosingwa and Cristiano Ronaldo of Boulahrouz But I seriously doubt you know who they are without a google search. Well then I look forward to watching Silva and De Bruyne tracking back, making tackles and cutting passing lanes to the same extent of Fernandinho. Antonio Valencia was a wide midfielder who couldn't cross, pick out a pass, nor capable of finishing chances at an efficient level. Not really the same scenario.