Would have preferred if Musonda stayed with us instead but can see the benefit of loaning him back to Betis, Musonda needs to play week in week out and Moses will hopefully be happy on the bench.

 

I hope & pray Musonda links up with the team next season (I think he will impress even more this year though, so its about keeping hold of him). Him & Hazard on either side of the pitch is a powerful though (provided we keep Hazard next season too - in my opinion we need CL football for him to stay).

 

Apologies for all of the brackets (sorry not sorry)

Once again he proves himself that he deserves to stay with us. Great goal and great impact on the game. 

I knew he is going to prove a lot of our fans wrong if given a chance.

THANKS TO THE BOARD FOR GETTING RID OF JOSE INSTEAD.

Technically he's average, but Conte knows how to use him. He's a dangerous super-sub because he's quick and direct - exactly what you don't want to face after 80 minutes on the field. Also unlike Cuadrado, he's strong enough to cope with PL defenders. 

 

He also seems to have improved his finishing and positioning some. His positioning for the third goal was just right. 

Good to see Moses stamping his presence during matches with his direct runs and goals. He's much better than Pedro and offers pace and an eye for a goal off the bench. A few first team runs wouldn't hurt either.

I knew he is going to prove a lot of our fans wrong if given a chance.

THANKS TO THE BOARD FOR GETTING RID OF JOSE INSTEAD.

 

 

Are you actually being serious?. I mean i like Moses yeah but i'd much rather still have Mourinho at Chelsea than Victor Moses. LMAO.

Are you actually being serious?. I mean i like Moses yeah but i'd much rather still have Mourinho at Chelsea than Victor Moses. LMAO.

 

1) I assume he's Nigerian or of Nigerian descent anyway. Would explain a lot.

 

2) Jose's a great manager, but I think the parody of him that we saw last season did us more harm than good. 

1) I assume he's Nigerian or of Nigerian descent anyway. Would explain a lot.

 

2) Jose's a great manager, but I think the parody of him that we saw last season did us more harm than good. 

 

 

That reason is just stupid though, its pathetic. 

I don't really understand the relation between the two ideas.

Are you actually being serious?. I mean i like Moses yeah but i'd much rather still have Mourinho at Chelsea than Victor Moses. LMAO.

He likes to say things to get a rise out of people, honestly just ignore him you'll be better off.

I truly enjoy seeing Moses under Conte this month

 

Looking forward to seeing more from him 

He likes to say things to get a rise out of people, honestly just ignore him you'll be better off.

I always wonder why you yourself always finds it difficult to ignore my post. You have a problem with self control, or you just feel bad because people give there sincere opinions on a forum?

Are you actually being serious?. I mean i like Moses yeah but i'd much rather still have Mourinho at Chelsea than Victor Moses. LMAO.

 

 

Moses aside, Jose was just so stubborn last season that I honestly don't understand people still longing for his presence.

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I knew he is going to prove a lot of our fans wrong if given a chance.

THANKS TO THE BOARD FOR GETTING RID OF JOSE INSTEAD.

 

I don't really understand what this means?

Flourishing under Conte, he knows exactly how and when to use him. I think there is little doubt that he is staying, I hope we bin Cuadrado asap, he ain't getting a minute.

I thought that Moses looked frightening coming on for the last 10. Ran through Burnley. If he keeps that up a really good option to keep.

Delighted for him

Always liked Moses. Agreed he looked great when he came on.

On 8/28/2016 at 7:10 AM, jack_super_class said:

 

 

That reason is just stupid though, its pathetic. 

Oh I never said it was a GOOD reason.

I'm happy for Victor. He seems like a down-to-earth lad who gets on with a job and is doing his best for the team. I'm aware of his limitations as a player, but if Conte sees him as an asset to the squad I'm glad, because the player clearly earned his place.

Turns out it looks like Conte likes him, even if it is as an impact player.

Keeps bringing him on, even in losing positions so he must think he's effective.

I can't see Moses starting many games for us this season but looks like he's going to have his own important role to play.

 

PS. Why were Swansea fans booing him?

2 minutes ago, ForeverCarefree said:

Turns out it looks like Conte likes him, even if it is as an impact player.

Keeps bringing him on, even in losing positions so he must think he's effective.

I can't see Moses starting many games for us this season but looks like he's going to have his own important role to play.

 

PS. Why were Swansea fans booing him?

He apparently dived when playing for Stoke against them and won the penalty.

@ForeverCarefree 

Chelsea winger Victor Moses was the subject of boos from Swansea City during the 2-2 draw at the Liberty Stadium on Sunday - because he was accused of diving against the Swans during a loan spell with Stoke City.

Moses replaced Willian in the 77th minute as Chelsea sought an equaliser and was greeted with a smattering of boos from home supporters, prompting fans on social media to query why he had angered the Welsh side.

The 25-year-old spent the 2014/15 campaign at the Britannia Stadium and provoked the ire of then Swans manager Garry Monk after he tumbled from an Angel Rangel challenge to win a penalty in a 2-1 home win for Stoke back in October 2014.

What a bunch of babies. It was 2 season's ago, get over it. They forget that their own players take a dive every so often.

2 hours ago, Scott Harris said:

What a bunch of babies. It was 2 season's ago, get over it. They forget that their own players take a dive every so often.

One did on Sunday, though you would be forgiven for forgetting seeing as though no one has mentioned it since. Costas dive on the other hand....