jesus christ!Mario Melchiot (1999-2004)The athleticism of roaming right-back Melchiot quickly became apparent following the Dutchman's 1999 switch from boyhood club A**x. An injury-ravaged first season ensured intermittent appearances, but Melchiot played his part in a memorable FA Cup final in 2000, in which the west London side defeated Aston Villa due to a sole goal from Roberto Di Matteo. Melchiot was a consistent performer and went on to be first-choice for the right berth of defence for four further seasons. Since then, Chelsea have tried many replacements, such as Paulo Ferreira, William Gallas, Juliano Belletti, midfielders Lassana Diarra and Michael Essien, and also Jose Bosingwa, but not one has left as much of a sustained impression as Mario.
how about that coke nosed Mutu ?Where the hell is Sidwell?!
Kezman is surely a shoe-in to play along side Mutu.how about that coke nosed Mutu ? and how about the worst line-up of the decade?![]()
On the contrary I would say Essien hasn't shown enough to get in ahead of Wise (which is why I have Wise in my team and Essien on the bench) .Wise unlucky to miss out, but he's not got much chance up against the god that is Michael Essien.Melchiot's the only one I'd disagree with. Desailly definitely deserves his place in my opinion.
As has been said, Hasselbaink and Drogba would probably be a disaster in the same team, but both deserve to be shoehorned in.
But only because Sutton left the club just before season 2000/2001.Kezman is surely a shoe-in to play along side Mutu.
Surely Sullivan deserves to be the #1 keeper...What about the worst line-up---------------------------turnbull-----------------------