Peterball

This moment reminded me when Torres scored his first goal ? Come on Timo!

I'm afraid we don't speak well enough English but maybe more and more people try to be better at it. Hungarian people is currently lagging behind its other countries for example German people who speak English fluently in general (for example Tuchel, Werner and Havertz ? ). In Hungary the two most popular foreign-language maybe English and German. Fun fact: foreign people often say "Hungry" not Hungary and our capital is not Bucharest because that is not the same as Budapest. But for example when Chelsea last played here against Videoton (2-2 under Sarri in the Europa League, I was there) Caballero posted to his Instagram page that the match was in Istanbul. ?

Yes, Hungarian language maybe is one of the most hardest in the world. ? (At least Zsolt Low can help the team learn ? )

Hi everyone, I am Peter from Hungary and I have been a Chelsea fan since 2006. First of all sorry for my English because not perfect yet. One of my goals to learn the language and I think join the group actively. My passion is football and the only club (except for Hungary) which I have ever supported is CFC. I grew up maybe in the best era. In October 2006 I sat down to watch Chelsea-Barcelona because I was thinking Barca is a good team and I heard a lot about Ronaldinho etc. But that Drogba goal.. I fell in love this team for a lifetime. In the second match already I support Chelsea and Drogba scored again and Lampard scored an incredible goal too. I fell in love with club football and Terry, Lampard, Drogba and Cech became my favorite players and I was a big Mourinho fan. When Lampard scored a penalty goal against Liverpool in 2008 I think that was one of the most emotional moments for the Chelsea history. And the final.. we never forget but my passion for this club became even stronger than ever. After Lampard was fired I lost my faith but I still support and hope Mason, Tammy and the young guys follow a similar part like the old ones. London is blue!

Sorry guys I didn't think you don't respect Lampard but also I see a lot of people who don't. I read a lot of news and comments, forums etc. in this topic. I read even many of our fans wanted to sack Frank and it is annoying me. I am new here so I'm glad if you agree me. I wrote this comment just because I see a lot of criticism. I will write an introduce myself soon 🙂

Despite Tuchel is a good manager and we are in a great shape now, I think this team has a really good heritage. Mount, Abraham, James, Gilmour etc.. Lampard did a great job with them. If the team will be success in the future for that we shall remain eternally grateful him. Bad to see some people how much not respect Frank. I think sacked him in the middle of this chaotic season was a bad decision. Almost everyone suffer and teams are very close to each other. Remember what was under Conte or Sarri in the last years, started well then the bad results came too. This is inevitable and sooner or later the guys will be in bad shape again. The club have to learn how support the managament or we never build a strong team in the long run. If Tuchel will start losing matches then we begin to criticise him and the club sack him? Again and again... Maybe the team was succesful in the last 18 years but maybe if the directorate hold the managers in the past, we would have won even more trophies.