Idiots in Paris, Champions League, Scribes

There's really no other place to begin today but in Paris. Some individuals with two legs attempting to pass as human beings proudly displayed their idiocy. Here's the fallout:

Film shows Chelsea fans in Paris Metro incident

Police hunt for Chelsea fans involved in racist Paris incident

Barney Ronay: Racist poison on the Paris Métro: Why Chelsea, and football, must step up

Marina Hyde: It’s high time Sepp Blatter’s gang recognised football’s racist underbelly

Neil Ashton: We foolishly believed this shameful behaviour was a thing of the past

Will Chelsea ever throw off the spectre of fans' racism?

Geez. Anyway, they actually played two games in the Champions League yesterday. They were both draws. Here's your lot.

Courtois keeps Chelsea, PSG even; Bayern held

PSG 1 - 1 Chelsea: Daniel Taylor at Parc des Princes

PSG 1 - 1 Chelsea: Three Observations

PSG 1 - 1 Chelsea: Five Talking Points

PSG 1 - 1 Chelsea: Five Things We Learned

Gabriele Marcotti: Chelsea showing signs of fatigue at wrong time

Jim White: Chelsea a shadow themselves in Paris - but that's exactly how Jose wanted it

Shakhtar Donetsk 0 - 0 Bayern Munich: Report

Shakhtar Donetsk's 0-0 Bayern Munich: Three Quick Thoughts

European play continues today with Schalke vs. Real Madrid and Basel vs. Porto.

We were closed yesterday and missed Scribes. We know it's already Wednesday, but these guys are too good to pass up.

Where? Spain. Who? Sid Lowe. What? Valencia enjoy late Valentine’s after half-time betrothal lifts spirits

Where? Germany. Who? Andy Brassell. What? Rhine derby ends in chaos as ghosts of seasons past return to haunt Köln

Where? Brazil. Who? Tim Vickery. What? All eyes on Sao Paulo as 2015 Libertadores groups kick off

Where? Italy. Who? Paolo Bandini. What? Unheralded sides make swift response to call to ban them from elite

Where? Italy. Who? James Horncastle. What? Inter's Mancini returning club's sense of historical importance

Falcao. He's been rather shit at United, no? Chris Bevan is wondering if his time is already up. Sticking with United, Wayne Rooney is purported to have apologized for his dive the other night. What a guy.

That'll do. Back on the horse.

Onward!!

-SSN

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