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RAFA shake it all about?

Totally agree. It's getting embarrassing. He's not going to leave before the end of the season and the negativity is doing the whole team down, especially at home. As much as I don't want Rafa as our manager, he didn't deserve the abuse he got at Brentford. It just makes the whole of the situation more of a joke than it already is. RAFA IN!* *(until the last game of the season, then you can say what you like about him).

I'd be interested in seeing Torres and Ba play together from the start. (If Mourinho could also be helicoptered in at half-time carrying the FA cup then that would also be great).

He certainly got the message about how the fans feel at the Swansea match - there's no need to keep booing him every game, it's classless and makes Chelsea fans look petulant. Not asking for a standing ovation every time he steps onto the pitch, but he's still wearing a Chelsea shirt and recent history has told us that it's not as if anyone at the club is going to think "Oh, I see the fans are displeased, we better get rid of him as soon as possible".

RVP - most formidable player in the league.

£25 on 2:1 chelsea win paid off - get back down the table Spurs! Never thought we'd do it after the first 20 minutes, but perfect result for Frank and two fingers up to the Chelsea board for even considering letting him go.

YESSS!!!!

My hopes of a ManU draw and Norwich win are soon evaporating. Good run of goals so far.

God bless Mata - good result considering. Disappointed that Torres looked on like a season ticket holder and didn't really add to the game at all, but not exactly anything new and City lost so all in all a good Christmas present.

There are so many things about this afternoon that could make my Christmas.

I think the same will happen again - Lamps on til early in the second half then off ready for Everton. If he ends up assisting a Torres goal then FSW will be styling himself as the Christmas resurrector just in time for some egg nog and jumbo sausage rolls back on the Merseyside.

Lived near the Bridge in Fulham, dad supports ManU - what more can be said? Went to my first home game in 2003.