Chelsea Rumours Archive March 21 2011

21 Mar 2011 22:13:39
Hey ed people sayin jose is cummin bk and people sayin if it was next summer he would i now him and roman r friends again but i would keep carlo he won the double for us last season best in hstory look at fergie at united it took him 4 years 2 win the 1st trophie and look at them now persoly i would stick wiv carlo he playes the game roman likes and i think he would get the creative players we need and don't forget this is still jose team expect 4 david luz torres and rimires and look wot they doin 4 us ur thoughts please ed thanks

{Ed002's Note - The recent purchases were not at the behest of Carlo Ancelotti. Chelsea does not decide which players to buy players in such a way. Ancelotti has a contract for another year - which tied in with Mourinho. No things are changing. There may be other plans now.}

21 Mar 2011 20:46:25
Hey ed do u really think jose will come back bcause he only left 3 years ago and he wants fergies job at united and if ancelotti goes it is like if we going backwords because it no 1 out there and people are saying we going 4 aguero we could have had him about 2 years ago so wots the chances of siging him and al the players they been liked wiv such as aguero neymar nilmar mata ganso sanchez hazzard kaka ramos vander wiel ect so wots the most likely 1s thank u ed lookin foward 2 your thought

{Ed002's Note - If it were next year the I would expect him back. If the manager leaves this summer then you may see someone else at the helm. I expect also that Manchester City will make a heft bid for Mourinho. I am not going to go in to players too much, but the Aguero is a possibility but wages will be an issue. Neymar is first choice but the matter has already dragged out and Chelsea may walk away from it. I don't know of any interest (at this time) in Nilmar or Mata. Chelsea may look again at Ganso but he seems Inter bound. Hazard is a no and I hope Kaka is as well. I doubt any interest in Ramos. Van der Wiel is still of interest - particularly if Bosingwa leaves. The most complex of all is Sanchez and I will try and explain what I know to be correct and what is “rumoured” about him. We know that Chelsea and Inter Milan have made unsuccessful bids, and we know that Manchester United and Barcelona have a declared interest. Juventus had previously been interested but were hoping that (a) Sanchez stayed under the radar until a deal could be struck, and (b) Udinese would look kindly on an arrangement that included some cash and several players either in exchange, on loan or in part-ownership as part of the deal. As an aside Juventus have proposed a similar deal for Javier Pastore. Anyway, there was a January meeting with Chelsea in Monaco and broad agreement was reached over the transfer before Giampaolo Pozzo said that the deal must include a loan of the player back to Udinese. Whilst Barcelona were apparently willing to agree to this until the end of the season, Pozzo proposed that whoever Sanchez moved to should allow him to be loaned back for 18 months – hence the end of any discussions. I expect that Juventus will not come back in to the picture. Although Sanchez has been watched by numerous teams, there is nothing new other than a "rumour" that Manchester City may be preparing a bid as well. They have, like Juventus, recently been knocked back in a bid for Pastore and are likely to aim their cheque book in another direction – this may well be Sanchez. I suspect that we will see a saga drag out through the summer transfer window as Pozzo puts the player on the market, takes him off the market, values him at €100M and so on. Manchester United, Chelsea, Barcelona and Inter will all likely remain interested but could well tire of the expected drawn-out negotiations. Manchester United and Chelsea were both originally wary of the player being not quite as robust as needs be for the EPL. Perhaps Inter will get their man. Now you know as much as I do about the matter.}