-
-
-
-
Following Our Nearest And Dearest Rivals 2021/22
It's like watching United in the Fergie days the referees are so corrupt. Villa should be embarrassed they haven't scored yet.
-
-
-
-
-
-
Following Our Nearest And Dearest Rivals 2021/22
To be fair to Arsenal they were playing a team that's won a European cup. Plucky performance but wasn't meant to be. Arteta should take the players off to the Forest trophy room to get their picture taken with it because they will only ever see it on tv.
-
-
-
Chelsea v Liverpool (PL) Sun 2nd Jan 2021 16:30 GMT
Hezbollah a quick look at your post history and I see you clearly are a bellend. Tuchel out, slagging off our players at every opportunity. Ignore list and good luck degenerate.
-
-
-
Chelsea v Liverpool (PL) Sun 2nd Jan 2021 16:30 GMT
Pretty tight game and a non-eventful first half. Hope the second half has some excitement.
-
Chelsea v Liverpool (PL) Sun 2nd Jan 2021 16:30 GMT
I'm not celebrating it you moron. It's a fact. You'd have to be deluded to think we're going to overcome Man City with all the issues we've got at the moment. Why are you supporting Chelsea if you are backing a player over the club?
-
Chelsea v Liverpool (PL) Sun 2nd Jan 2021 16:30 GMT
Tuchel is damned if he does and damned if he doesn't. If he plays Lukaku he's seen as weak and undermines his authority as manager. On the other hand if he doesn't play him we are much weakened for the Liverpool game. Interesting to know how the club hierarchy see this situation. I think under most circumstances they would probably back the player, but I think because of the timing, the content of his comments and the cost of Lukaku, plus TT delivered the Champions League, TT is in a stronger position. The league title is gone, so I can understand TT taking the gamble in order to shore up his authority. I'm hoping this galvanises the players and fans today and we see a defiant performance. Liverpool have problems of their own, plus knowing the league is gone they might lose their edge.
-
Following Our Nearest And Dearest Rivals 2021/22
City are good but every piece of luck and every decision going their way. Another procession of a title race to look forward to.
-
Following Our Nearest And Dearest Rivals 2021/22
If City win this then just give them the trophy now.
-
Chelsea v Brighton (PL) Wed 29th Dec 2021 19:30 GMT
Feels like we've had so many of these drab draws at home over the last few years. In the end the lack of creativity has cost us. We built our recent success on keeping clean sheets and grafting hard fought victories. The odd thrashing of say a sh*te Norwich team aside, it's been pretty turgid and workmanlike but the ends justified the means. Once the clean sheets disappeared we can no longer scrape the victories we did earlier in the season and last season. Tuchel needs to make sure the wheels don't truly come off now with the injuries piling up.
-
Aston Villa v Chelsea (PL) Sun 26th Dec 2021 17:30 GMT
Worrying we rely on penalties and set pieces to bail us out. We don't seem to be able to build attacks properly and rely on Alonso and James getting forward and doing something.
-
Aston Villa v Chelsea (PL) Sun 26th Dec 2021 17:30 GMT
Need a response or the wheels are well and truly coming off.
-
Following Our Nearest And Dearest Rivals 2021/22
Arsenal really are crap, even worse than Tottenham. Enjoyed seeing that winner fly in.
-
Watford v Chelsea (PL) Wed 1st Dec 2021 19:30 GMT
We were crap but that foul at the end from that bellend have me raging. Can't be any worse in the second half surely?
-
Chelsea v Man Utd (PL) Sun 28th Nov 2021 16:30 GMT
So f**king blunt in attack. Utd a glorified Burnley. They were there for the taking and we bottled it.
-
Following Our Nearest And Dearest Rivals 2021/22
It would be especially fun to watch slippy take them down but their squad is far too good. However, he could well face the sack in a year - 18 months if things don't improve. I expect a him to get a bounce and then the wheels will slowly come off.