Would be funny to find yourself sitting next to Roman Abramovich in the Matthew Harding.

 

Or stood next to him him in the terraces at Brentford away.

 

edit: I didn't realise this had already happened http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/columnists/henrywinter/2322474/Its-good-to-talk-Roman-Abramovich.html

Edited March 6, 201412 yr by londonblue

Just on the basis that they show the owners mugs at least once if they're in attendance during home matches. I dont see Roman all that much but usually see city's owners at least once a month

Roman is much more private than City owners though. Just because he isn't in his seat in the front row of the box doesn't mean he isn't there

Would be funny to find yourself sitting next to Roman Abramovich in the Matthew Harding.<br /><br />Or stood next to him him in the terraces at Brentford away.<br /><br />edit: I didn't realise this had already happened http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/columnists/henrywinter/2322474/Its-good-to-talk-Roman-Abramovich.html

id be asking for a job

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/row-zed/romans-diary-after-big-day-4385526

 

 

sh*t he looks bored.

will be leaving any day now

The man loves football. Puts his money where is mouth is.

Would've thought he's at the stage where leaving a legacy becomes more important to him.

Who doesnt love beating Arsenal?

Sorry I can't find the link, but yesteday I was reading a comparison between Roman Ambramovich and the billionaire Arsenal owners, that went something like this:

 

One truly loves the game, and the club he now owns. He flies to reserver games by helicopter. The others sit back and count their money, occasionally bragging to their billionaire associates about the club they own whenever they happen to pull of a half-decent result.

I look at Roman Abramovich and think 'now there is a man who hates Tottenham'.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/row-zed/romans-diary-after-big-day-4385526

 

 

 what a waste of money  i'm f**king offski

He get's so much stick from fans of other clubs but this man shows more passion for Chelsea than any other owner shows for their club.

Thank you Gronkjaer.

"He'll get bored and sell up soon" - Liverpool Fans, 2005

Edited October 11, 201411 yr by JoeyN

Thank you Gronkjaer.

I still think it was intended as a cross.

Yep possibly, but it all worked out in the end!

I still think it was intended as a cross.

May or may not have been, what it certainly was, is a life changing strike for many thousands of people.

Like Teritus said God bless you Gronks

May or may not have been, what it certainly was, is a life changing strike for many thousands of people.

Like Teritus said God bless you Gronks

Was in the west upper that day even the west upper was rocking

May or may not have been, what it certainly was, is a life changing strike for many thousands of people.

Like Teritus said God bless you Gronks

No doubt I just love that the goal summed up Jesper as a nicely.

Would selling Mata have happened 8 years ago? I think that sale alone showed Joes is the boss around here and is making the decisions. He was a fan favourite our best player at the time and so many people where gutted when he departed.

 

But it's good to see the faith put into Mourinho now, I hope this continues, we must have stability now, even if we are trophy less this season we have to be patient, FFP has not been put in place and I believe it's going to get more effective each year so sacrifices will have to be made for the long term.

 

I think Roman will make the right decisions.

Said many times BJD used to say it (where is he ?)

We are the luckiest fans/team in the world..... A lot of us could have never dreamed or imagined this level of success and team for most of our lives.

But also what should be pointed out is our captain is pre-Roman and Jose and how many clubs can say that, Citeh I think not !

Thanks to Gronks :)

I still think it was intended as a cross.

Yes but it doesn't matter

No doubt I just love that the goal summed up Jesper as a nicely.

it really did. On another day it would have hit some bloke on kings road.

Would selling Mata have happened 8 years ago? I think that sale alone showed Joes is the boss around here and is making the decisions. He was a fan favourite our best player at the time and so many people where gutted when he departed.

 

 This is what makes jose who he is, prepared to take the big decisions for the good of the team. It could so easily have gone wrong. Go back 40 yrs or so and Sexton took the decision to sell Ossie and Hudson and is still seen by many as the biggest twat that walked the earth.

it feels like he has been to most of our games this year.

 

Most importantly he looks like he is absolutely loving it ! Doesn't get the credit he deserves sometimes, one of the few owners to put his money where his mouth is and show a real passion for the football club. Maybe a bit trigger happy but you only have to read these forums on a matchday and realise things could be a whole lot worse !