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Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho ruled out a move for former France goalkeeper Fabien Barthez after their 1-0 victory over Barcelona on Wednesday. With Petr Cech and Carlo Cudicini out with head injuries, Hilario stepped in for the Champions League tie. Barthez is a free agent after recently announcing his retirement. But Mourinho said: "What we have to try to get is a third goalkeeper and Fabien is not a preferred third goalkeeper. He is a high-profile goalkeeper." News conference: Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho He added: "What I know in this moment is that we have 50 agents calling us and, if they call us, they call the press. "So Fabien Barthez is a name. There are a lot of names in the air. What I know is that Carlo and Hilario are very good goalkeepers and it is not easy for somebody to come and play in this team. Chelsea are a great side and tough when they go ahead Barca coach Frank Rijkaard "We need somebody to give us security and replace Petr Cech in the group of keepers. That is the profile of the goalkeeper we are looking for." Hilario played his part in helping Chelsea secure the win over Barcelona.

I think Im developing a stutter......... Thanks for sorting it out

Jonc is a star an I dont believe a word you say Gribz

i will have a look to see if they are showing it i imagine they will

rae is a good player who as never had his chance

sorry if it offended you beattie but im trying to make it busy becuse it has been quite lately

he will come good we just ned ro give him patience

Rangers manager Paul Le Guen has urged his players to kick-start their season with a clean sheet against Livorno. The Ibrox side travelled to Italy eager to put their poor domestic form behind them after falling 10 points behind league leaders Celtic. Looking ahead to the Uefa Cup clash, Le Guen said: "I hope we can get back to winning ways." Full-back Phil Bardsley failed to travel with the squad after an alleged training ground bust-up with Le Guen. The Frenchman was criticised by some Rangers fans for dropping goalkeeper Allan McGregor in favour of Lionel Letizi for Saturday's 1-0 defeat by Inverness Caledonian Thistle. We must aim to get a clean sheet and defend well but also to counter-attack Rangers manager Paul Le Guen Letizi appeared at fault for Inverness' goal, but Le Guen has urged his players to put their domestic troubles behind them and concentrate on the Livorno game. "We know there is a lot of criticism for us right now, but that is normal," said Le Guen. "When we have a poor game, we cannot expect a different situation." The Frenchman said Rangers would face a "very good side" in Livorno. "We must aim to get a clean sheet and defend well but also to counter-attack," he said. Cristiano Lucarelli is expected to return against Rangers "We know they will be hard to break down. They have some very experienced players. "We must be far better than we played last weekend. Our aim is always to win every game, but we know it will be difficult." Livorno, who are unbeaten in seven games, lie in sixth place in Serie A after a 2-0 win at Ascoli on Sunday without Italy striker Cristiano Lucarelli, who has scored 73 goals in three seasons. Le Guen said: "Livorno have done well since the beginning of the season. "We know they are a good team and their main striker, Lucarelli, will be back. "My main preoccupation though is to be better than we were on Saturday. "We cannot accept another performance like Saturday."

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and want to watch the chelsea - barca game watch it online http://livefooty.doctor-serv.com/ go to stream 1 download the file save it and go back on about 5 minutes before the game and wait then it will come up and you can watch away

.... For the Boo Boys In Le Guen's first season at Lyon he lost 3 and drew 3 games in his first 12 matches. We all know where he took Lyon to then. You'll never guess what his record is in the first 12 games for us........

seen on another forum that their is 90% that rangers are being sold to a russian billionaire the guy has got more than mr abromovich the guys source is friendly with mr murray and is a Rangers Directors box regular. he said he is seeing the guy on friday so i will have more details then

he did also he looked alot fitter and faster

told you it would happen this year and great nws for scotland 25th in the world is amazing

yes i think we are missing him it would be great if he was playing right back for us hopefully le guen will keep nando when he comes back

what has me and mark posted ya tube

cowdenbeath's fans are louder than us at the moment

they only banned from playing it out of the speakers BEFORE the match i think they can still play it at half time though

cska wo 1-0 but henry is fuming as he got a goal ruled out for handball when it clearly hut his chest henry even swore with his press conference

its the same with us klos and letizi was out so we brung in or 3rd choice keeper mcgregor and he played out his skin why cant hilario not do this and like gribz said a youngster can sit on the bench even if chelsea did sign barthez he wouldn't be able to play in the champs league until febuary becasue all the managers have picked their team for the group stage

nobody look at marks post i willl post it up for the lazy people also i agree with dunn bardsley is a good player and isn't scared of anything but he has shown signs immatureity especially against inverness i dont know how many times i shouted at bardsley because of the stupid challenges he was making

yeah its the new style in europe CHELSEA play it

also can someone edit the title ha ha ha

The AC Milan midfielder was quoted in the press on Sunday as saying he would return to Rangers before he retired. But, speaking on the Italian club's website on Tuesday, he assured fans he would end his career in Italy. "I want to end my career at Milan and (president) Galliani knows it. For me, the only possibility is to end with the Rossoneri," the 28-year-old said. Gattuso signed for Rangers in 1997 before being sold to Salernitana 18 months later. After eight years at Milan, I do not see any other way but to finish my career at this club Rino Gattuso The midfielder was quoted at the weekend as saying he met Rangers chairman David Murray in August and told him he would be happy to return to Ibrox. However, the combative midfielder, who is married to a Scot and contracted to AC Milan until 2011, said on Milan's website he did not want to follow Chelsea striker Andriy Shevchenko's example and leave the club. "I want to relax all the tifosi - there will not be another Shevchenko case," Gattuso said. "I do not have any problems being at Milan and will fight for this shirt. "All I know is Scottish football appeals to me. But, after eight years at Milan, I do not see any other way but to finish my career at this club. "In conclusion, I want to say that it would be difficult for me to leave a club like Milan, all the tifosi and the San Siro. "I cannot forget what Milan has given me in my career." gattuso needs to decide what he is doing instead of muckin around