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What a silly childish post.

I am sure there are thousands out there who will really enjoy condemning us all as racist fans, and being able to produce a photo to prove it.

Not only reflects on himself, but plenty of ammunition for all the opposing football fans and the gutter press, who like nothing better than to single out Chelsea FC and their fans, and a moronic fan like him would not care what impression he gives out, probably basks in the publicity.

Also you would think he would be in a Chelsea top, to hammer home the point of the story.Announced on Chelsea TV news now, they are examining all photo footage and if anybody can identify the moronic Idiot** please report him. **My words NOT Chelsea TV.

Trigger happy as in Torres, "your off"!Was not a clear goal scoring opportunity,last night. I personally would rather watch a equally matched game, than than the farce that it became, and I had to suffer, on Sunday.

no he actually waited/sent the keeper one way and then placed it where he wanted it. Great pen.

Because most of them live locally.

I thought he did everything possible in his power to keep all 22 players on the field, he could have sent two players off quite easily, (Man Utd) but did not, I for one will not condemn him for that, as I would rather watch 11 v 11 in a exciting game, than have it turned into a farce, the likes of what we watched just a few days ago, because of a trigger happy joke of a egotistical ref.

Because you are just a adolescent a stupid one at that, I will not condemn you for bringing up a tragic event and trying to make capital out of a lot of peoples grief, Oh by the way, they are not the only team to have lost many players in a tragic air loss, (Russian hockey team) you gobby little plankton. Survivors of The 1958 Munich Air Disaster Matt Busby himself was severely injured and was twice given his last rites. In the 1960s, Busby rebuilt the Manchester United team. The biggest success of his career came in 1968 when the team won the European Cup. He retired as manager in 1969. Awarded the CBE in 1958 and knighted following the European Cup victory in 1968. Bill Foulkes (defender) was 26. Went on to play a major part in the European Cup campaign of 1968. Harry Gregg (goalkeeper) was 24. He had joined them 2 months before the crash, but was immediately welcomed into the fold. He survived, and was cited for bravery for going back into the burning wreckage to rescue passengers. Johnny Berry (winger) was a relative veteran at 31. A very brave and fast winger who scored plenty of goals. Never played again. Jackie Blanchflower (defender) was 24. Understudy to Mark Jones, and a very versatile player. Never played again. Bobby Charlton (forward) age 20. Just breaking into the team at the time of the crash, he scored twice in Belgrade the night before. Went on to become one of the game's greatest players and remains one of its most respected ambassadors. Lost all his hair shortly after the crash. Ken Morgans (winger) was 18. Fast, tricky and brimming with confidence before the crash. Kept Berry out of the side. Never recovered his form after Munich. Albert Scanlon (winger) was 22. A player of great potential who suffered terrible head injuries at Munich. Recovered and played well for several years, scoring 16 league goals the season after the crash. Dennis Viollet (striker) was 24. A prolific goalscorer and a great player before the crash, he went on to set a United scoring record in 1959-60 with 32 league goals. Later joined Stoke City and served them well for many years. It is said he was never quite as good after the crash, and that he was potentially one of the best strikers in the history of the game. Ray Wood (goalkeeper) was 26. Lost his place to Harry Gregg, but one of United's legendary goalkeeping heroes. Another who suffered terrible head injuries, he rarely played again. Who Also Survived Frank Taylor Journalist Peter Howard Photographer Ted Ellyard Photographer Mrs Vera Lukic and baby daughter Venona Passengers (rescued by goalkeeper Harry Gregg) Mrs Miklos Wife of Bela Miklos, the travel agent who arranged the trip and died in the crash Mr N Tomasevic Passenger James Thain Captain Rosemary Cheverton Stewardess Margaret Bellis Stewardess George (Bill) Rodgers Radio officer

Now is this not the real truth? "Im a glory hunter because .......Man Citeh were sh*t when I was a baby."

IMHO thought he kept them in the game, for as long as they where, along with our wayward shooting, and deplorably defending. (Need to do better)

Mata and Moses had stand out performance's for 120mins, big shouts for Bertrand, Davey along with Cahill, Hazard and Oscar did change the complexion of the game when they both entered the game, along with Rami who all had a excellent game, (Great build up play and goal*****) but for me it has to be Mata.

Liverpool FA Cup 97 Barcelona CL 2012 Last night three times

Chelsea v Leeds Reminiscence's After the 2-2 draw at Wembley, the replay at Old Trafford attracted a television audience of 28 million and remains the second most-watched UK sporting event after the 1966 World Cup final and the sixth most-watched UK broadcast of any kind. Heartening to think that the great viewer-magnets of British broadcasting history are, essentially, Morecambe, Wise and Chopper Harris. One somehow doubts the forthcoming Capital One Cup encounter will pull an audience of that magnitude, even with the added spice of 'the Ken Bates factor' prickling the interest of the general public. It will, however, be a cleaner game and on a better pitch. Or let's hope so, at any rate. http://www.chelseafc.com/chelsea-article/article/2966646

Oh ye of little faith, No worries, I believe this set back will galvanise all the players to add that little extra to their game, and to make sure the keep the mistakes to a minimum, I know if i have faced a set back, i will put twice the effort in to rectify the situation, beings as will are talking about highly paid professional athletes i would expect no less from them, to put that blip behind them and move on and upwards.

So you do not think that RA was consulted on such a serious matter as this? he was looking ok when we started our comeback, but seriously annoyed when the wrong calls were being made, seems to me he would have been consulted and then agreed to it.

Boy! I just hope you are wearing your hardhat.

Why do they call it World series? if only one country take's part, never could understand that.

Not as often as your namesake did, yet you still go with him as your moniker, must be wearing so sort of tinted glasses.Not burying his head in sand, just stating this thread is getting tedious, as you say 2years and still people cannot agree. How do you suggest we ourselves sort out the striker situation, all have a whip round and buy a striker, which one? we cannot agree on the one's we have, talk about burying heads in sand.

Oh no that is totally wrong, it was Utd that were given three points at our place so vice verse should happen at Old Trafford, we will have two of their players dismissed and a offside goal given? because that is the only way it will be balance out, it is no good saying, in other games we will get opposition players sent off over a season, and given offside goals in other games, but the injustice never occur against other teams, it occurred against Utd, and only a Utd game can balance things out.ie.We get three undeserved points at X game, but Utd also get three points that weekend, how is that being balanced out? they still have those three undeserved points from us.

On sky sports 1.

What is required is video technology, and it is required NOW, we are now in the 21st century, and still there is through out the football world controversial incidents taking place every single game, this weekend every single game in the Premiership had controversial incidents, how long are thousands of supporters going to have to put up with these total inept decisions which can be totally avoided, we will be probably playing football on the moon, before these geriatric imbecilic corrupt administrators at the governing associations wake up to the fact this is no longer 1955, and put into place the technology that will alter the game to everybody satisfaction. Every other sport fans and governing body must be and probably is, laughing at football's ineptitude, come on FIFA, UEFA, FA's wake up and smell the coffee.

Robbed? no they were not robbed, they was firstly kick in the unmentionables, then seconds later they were beheaded, from then on they and the rest of their family, shocked, bewildered and distressed, were subjected to brutal treatment by a rampant deluded mob of Manc**tians led by the evil black knights, who in their unknown wisdom decided to deliver the final kick in the teeth.The powers to be, will just sit back and call that justice, so much for a level playing field. RIP Honesty.

Or you have a Dad and Granddad like me, with good memories.

Hi Ilnur, no do not apologize for your English, as my Russian consists of niet.