AVB almost f*cked up

belfasttelegraph wrote:Manager Andre Villas-Boas has admitted Nicolas Anelka looks certain to leave Chelsea at the end of the season.

Anelka is in the final year of his contract and Villas-Boas has revealed the striker has indicated he is prepared to run down his current deal.

When asked if Anelka's performances might this season might see him offered a new contract, Villas-Boas said: "It might not be the player's expectancy to renew."

He added: "Nico as a person is very, very happy, he belongs to Chelsea in the last year of his contract, performing.

"We will make our efforts for him to renew but Nico has his own decision to make and I am not sure he will be willing."

Pressed on whether the player had indicated he wanted to leave, Villas-Boas replied: "Yes."

Uncertainty also remains about the future of Didier Drogba, who has been offered a deal to replace the one that expires next summer.

Chelsea have yet to reach an agreement with the Ivory Coast striker and must hope to do so before the end of the year to prevent him having the option of signing a pre-contract with another club in January.

Villas-Boas refused to discuss details of the impasse, saying: "I would not like to share it with you as you would speculate with it for the rest of the season."

english_jewel wrote:Why are you assuming our current situation would be the same at the end of the season or at the start of next season?

It would be nice if Nico left, since Bruyne/Kakuta will be the young players we have for that position.

It would also be nice if Drogba left.

Lukaku and Bruyne/Kakuta would offer as much as these guys do for a much lower salary.

Anyways I'm not sure it was the right decision from Villas-Boas to be saying these things so early into the season.

RuthlesGangstaDef:villin wrote:

english_jewel wrote:Why are you assuming our current situation would be the same at the end of the season or at the start of next season?

It would be nice if Nico left, since Bruyne/Kakuta will be the young players we have for that position.

It would also be nice if Drogba left.

Lukaku and Bruyne/Kakuta would offer as much as these guys do for a much lower salary.

Anyways I'm not sure it was the right decision from Villas-Boas to be saying these things so early into the season.

Kakuta is shit he will never be good enough for a bench spot
Bruyne is even a chelsea player and i hope he never is.

U cant expect every youngster we have to become good.

RuthlesGangstaDef:villin wrote:

english_jewel wrote:Why are you assuming our current situation would be the same at the end of the season or at the start of next season?

It would be nice if Nico left, since Bruyne/Kakuta will be the young players we have for that position.

It would also be nice if Drogba left.

Lukaku and Bruyne/Kakuta would offer as much as these guys do for a much lower salary.

Anyways I'm not sure it was the right decision from Villas-Boas to be saying these things so early into the season.

Kakuta is shit he will never be good enough for a bench spot
Bruyne is even a chelsea player and i hope he never is.

U cant expect every youngster we have to become good.

fatman123 wrote:

RuthlesGangstaDef:villin wrote:

english_jewel wrote:Why are you assuming our current situation would be the same at the end of the season or at the start of next season?

It would be nice if Nico left, since Bruyne/Kakuta will be the young players we have for that position.

It would also be nice if Drogba left.

Lukaku and Bruyne/Kakuta would offer as much as these guys do for a much lower salary.

Anyways I'm not sure it was the right decision from Villas-Boas to be saying these things so early into the season.

Kakuta is shit he will never be good enough for a bench spot
Bruyne is even a chelsea player and i hope he never is.

U cant expect every youngster we have to become good.

some sense!
i thik im gonna have to start taking this bloke seriously