So as the transfer window comes closer and closer, we here at YouPassYouShoot will try and predict what is to happen regarding Chelsea's transfer activity this summer.
Who are they interested in?
Well, bad questions deserve bad answers, because for this, you could say just about everyone..... except Emile Heskey. With Abramovic's seemingly unlimited amount of cash rolling in for the Blues, it simply is no surprise that the transfer rumour mill is always full of lots of potential big money moves that they are going to make in the summer. Let me tell you several of the most ridiculous transfer rumours:
There is only ever one man in charge at the Bridge, and that is Roman Abramovic. The fans don't have a say, even the manager doesn't get much of a say, because it is all him. Who fired Ray Wilkins, which destroyed the morale of the team? Who triggered the managerial merry-go-round by firing Jose Mourinho? It all points to the Russian billionaire.
Plus, the way he kicked Ancelotti out was horrible, giving him the news at the Chelsea tunnel, now that's cold. And you also can't forget that he went behind the Italian's back to negotiate a move for Santos' very own Brazilian striker-come-winger Neymar secretly.
Who are they interested in?
Well, bad questions deserve bad answers, because for this, you could say just about everyone..... except Emile Heskey. With Abramovic's seemingly unlimited amount of cash rolling in for the Blues, it simply is no surprise that the transfer rumour mill is always full of lots of potential big money moves that they are going to make in the summer. Let me tell you several of the most ridiculous transfer rumours:
- Neymar for 41 million (what type of stupid, ridiculous fool would pay such a sum for an unproven player?)
- Kaka for Who Knows How Much (Off form, lots of cash, the move doesn't make sense)
- Javier Pastore for 50 million (need I go into the fee nonsense?)
There is only ever one man in charge at the Bridge, and that is Roman Abramovic. The fans don't have a say, even the manager doesn't get much of a say, because it is all him. Who fired Ray Wilkins, which destroyed the morale of the team? Who triggered the managerial merry-go-round by firing Jose Mourinho? It all points to the Russian billionaire.
Plus, the way he kicked Ancelotti out was horrible, giving him the news at the Chelsea tunnel, now that's cold. And you also can't forget that he went behind the Italian's back to negotiate a move for Santos' very own Brazilian striker-come-winger Neymar secretly.
