@dossy7...had not given chelsea much chance. But they seem to be waking up and are after a 3 game winning streak talking of not being written of the title race. As I said in a different post...I dreamt that chelsea will win the EPL this year! The operative word being 'dreamt'!

Winston....Everton are not a threat anymore, they've already lost Pienaar and Yakubu this January, Tim Cahill is still struggling with injury. Don't forget we thrashed them at Goodison Park earlier in the season.

In other news

Fergie hijacks £10m Alex bid

By Rob Beasley

Alex Ferguson has made a late bid to hijack Alex Chamberlain's £10million move to Arsenal. A United insider said: "The boss has made his move and now it's down to the lad and his family to decide - but United are a massive club to turn down."

.......wacha tuone ataenda waphi???

The Southampton midfielder, 17, is currently the hottest property in English football. He looked set to sign for the Gunners this week and follow in the footsteps of Theo Walcott.

Chamberlain's dad, Mark, who won eight England caps in the 1980s, said: "Alex is technically better than Walcott and can play in a more central role. "He is not the most robust but he has been working on strengthening since he was 10."

McReggae & Maichblack.....Do you remember how Man Utd went official with Aaron Ramsey signing yet he had already signed for Arsenal? You simply cannot compete with Wenger in signing young talent.....Ronaldo almost signed for Arsenal were it not for the money poured by Man Utd to sign him.

"Arsenal, with the manager there, the way they play and how they develop players I think they are the ideal choice," he told Sky Sports.

"I am his dad. I've worked with both (Alex Chamberlain and Walcott). They have both got different attributes. Theo has already played 100 Premier League games for Arsenal, played for England and has scored a hat-trick. He's a really good player." former England winger Mark Chamberlain

@Taz...yes I recall the thrashing and steven's departure. But they have exciting talent (Breckford et al) and a good manager (recall the 3-3 comeback against man-u). They made the same mistake of writing of Everton with the scores in their favour and no time on the clock. Arsenal should make the same mistake based on early season thrashing...I would be wary of Everton...anyday.