Lukaku Making Eyes at Big Cup

Shortly after making his move from Chelsea to Everton permanent, Romelu Lukaku said it is where he felt he belonged and “is where I want to grow.”

But with recent proclamations from the big Belgian and his agent, it appears that he feels his growing is all but done.

With 18 league goals under his belt this season, Lukaku is enjoying the best period of his career and could look to capitalise on it once again with an eye firmly planted on the Champions League.

Courtois Approves of Sacking the Man Who Kept Him Over Cech

Thibaut Courtois has continued to endear himself to Chelsea fans this season with his most recent interview which seemed to imply he supported the sacking of Jose Mourinho at Christmas and that he preferred Belgium’s defence to that of Chelsea.

On the man that chose him over Petr Cech, Courtois stated: We needed a change of manager at that point — I have no doubts about it. We drew too many matches and we have also conceded goals too easily. I could have done better with some of them.If Courtois didn’t like 3 draws in 16 league games under Mourinho, we can only imagine how he feels under Hiddink who has drawn 7 of the 12 Premier League matches he’s taken charge of.

Swansea Settle On Curtis

Looks Up For It

Swansea have a new manager! Sort of. They have officially named Alan Curtis as the man to stay in charge of the struggling side until the end of the season. Which in no way indicates the sacking of Garry Monk was premature.

According to the club’s site, Curtis said “If the club believes I am the right man to take things forward then I will give everything I have to the role.” It is unconfirmed whether he was or was not giving his all when he still thought he was in managerial limbo.

Arsenal eye up French youngster

With Arsenal’s annual injury crisis in full swing and a transfer window looming, except the London club to be linked with a number of names over the coming days - including PSG’s Adrien Rabiot.

As with many an Arsenal transfer rumour, this is not the first time the young midfielder has been linked with a move to the club - and we suspect it won’t be the last. Unless they actually take the plunge and sign their man of course.

Chelsea Defender Pens New Deal

Awkward Handshke? Check!

With a big birthday looming, Gary Cahill was increasingly worried that he would end up with a one year contract extension should he have hit the wrong side of 30. However a savvy agent and just being so darn likeable, Cahill has managed to extend his time at Stamford Bridge until 2019.

Since arriving from Bolton for £7M in the 2012 January transfer window, Cahill has went on to make 177 appearances with the club. He has quite literally won everything with the club - the FA Cup and Champions League in his first season, Thursday night cup the following season and the League Cup and Premier League title last season.

Gary Neville Takes Us All by Surprise

Sprinklers Are Scary

Earlier today odds dramatically dropped on Gary Neville taking on the job at Fulham - only for it to be announced hours later that he’d be joining Philip at Valencia and taking over as head coach.

Spare a moment for Phil who’s been with the club since the summer and was to take over as interim coach until a successor could be named. Once again he has found himself overshadowed by his big brother.

Chelsea Look to Overspend on Misfiring Striker in January

Better Than Falcao

As Chelsea’s strikers continue to look like the artists formerly known as, we can all expect a good amount of rumours linking the West London club to just about any striker that could become available for the right price in January.

Today’s offering comes in the form of Saido Berahino, who has somehow been valued at £20million. Who’s says there’s no value for money in the January window?! Berahino had unsuccessfully tried to force a move to Tottenham over the summer. And this could be his moment to get himself to the captial without lurking about in parking lots a la Odemwingie.