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Cech facing battle to stay with Chelsea

Submitted by tribalfootball.com on Mon, 02/08/2010 - 11:52

Petr Cech is fighting for his future at Chelsea.

The People says Cech has made a few erratic mistakes despite Chelsea's title charge and push for the Champions League and FA Cup. The feeling is he must cut out the errors quickly or be removed.

Carlo Ancelotti will go for a replacement if Cech does not get his act together. Money will be found despite the fact owner Roman Abramovich kept his cheque book in his pocket in the January transfer window.

Chelsea's staff genuinely hope that Cech turns his form round. But they are ruthless enough to find a new shotstopper in the summer window.

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Submitted by Blueblood (not verified) on Tue, 02/09/2010 - 15:44.

I totally concur with u clive.

Submitted by Yankee (not verified) on Tue, 02/09/2010 - 08:57.

I agree with the positive assessment of Cech. Sure, he has had his
inconsistent spells. He needs to improve on mopping up balls in the box.
However, he had a great match vs Arsenal and as a CFC fan, I cant see
anybody WHO's AVAILABLE in the world at this time who can do any
better than him. So I say we stick with him and maybe bring in a more solid
back-up than Turnball and Hilario. They're not bad but I dunno if we'd do well
with either of those guys if Cech were out for a long spell. So yes to a back-up
and NO WAY to a replacing Cech....

Submitted by clive mwenesi (not verified) on Tue, 02/09/2010 - 07:06.

utter nonsense ! U gotta be fair to this guy.Rem he got a fatal head injury and his nerve /neurons/brain functions have not yet gone back to its best.Infact this guy is a geniuous , if it was your average goalkeeper (to go through such an injury he would be soaking in 100 goals a season).Petr Cech keep up the gu work we are fully behind you.You are the best GK inthe world

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