You don't have to. It's a manly thing to do.

 

After predicting a 4-0 loss to tottenham then trying another WUM punt about this game and having the rare chance of being right the second time doesn't deserve sh*t but the ridicule it got.

 

Manly though, lol. Good one.

wasn't expecting that.. I think joses just about done.....will we live to regret not getting klopp....

 

A mate of mine had that a few years ago...he mentioned some umbrella type thing and antibiotics, he's ok now.

After predicting a 4-0 loss to tottenham then trying another WUM punt about this game and having the rare chance of being right the second time doesn't deserve sh*t but the ridicule it got.

Manly though, lol. Good one.

It's utterly tragic that you still can't admit that he was correct. If you want to reply again, please take your time. I could barely see past the tear-strained word salad within that post.

We are a shambles. If you want to keep denying it then so be it.

I am going to be laughed out of the room, but here it is. They had a third of a chance in the second half, and scored a scrappy goal. Other than that we were on top of them after the break. This, as far as I can, is not the same team that imploded at home against Liverpool and the Saints. 

 

Meanwhile, yes, top four is a pipe dream, was before this game to be honest. We can tell ourselves what the team SHOULD do because of the players, last season etc, but we need to realise the situation we're in. A fight to keep the bottom three at bay. It is no coincidence, I think, that Stoke are now on a run ... that run started by them beating us, Bournemouth could arguably do the same now. It is what it is ... nothing more joyful to beat the Champions, and I can assure you that the country ex-CFC fans will be corking up the good bottle of red, celebrating another JM loss. Are you angry yet? Well, it will get worse. The Schadenfreude will see no end; another loss to JM is a huge relief of pressure for everyone else ... Suck it up, deal with it, support the team, and I am certain they will find a way out.  

 

This will be a long season chaps ... more disappointments ahead. But sure, lets fire JM, the players etc. Let's throw the baby out with the bathwater like we always do in difficult positions.  

 

The problems today were clear enough, although it didn't cost us the goal. Our midfield is too vulnerable and were overrun several times in the first half. Defensively, though, I thought we looked solid enough (again I think the midfield is the problem). The goal was desperately unlucky, although Thibault did seem out of position.  

 

 

 

 

 

Good post.

 

100% agree with you - we looked ok, not great, but ok.  Few good shots, some nice play and almost total domination of the second half playing more or less against a 10 man defence.  I have no answer but we do need to find away around this tactic - tbh I can't think of any team that can routinely do this - maybe Bayern with their speed and power and Barca who can pull a concrete block out of shape.  Tricky - but we do pay someone £10m a year to fathom these things out.

 

Scrappy half chance for them when they were dead on their feet and good luck to them too.

 

Let's hope we have a good CL run - PL I can see no better that 8-10 then regroup for the next season.

 

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Sh*t happens. It's part of life. Respect, education, loyalty - that's the most important in this kind of desperate times. Some of you really need to think about it.

 

#Chelsea till I die, Jose Mourinho

"Frustrating to listen to the commentators gush over yet another team of 'proud warriors' who nick a result at the Bridge, but we keep giving teams the opportunity."

 

Exactly, but this is part of the whole story, and I would be nice if the fans didn't perpetuate it. Anyone watching that game today could see that we probably deserved to nick it in the second half, and at least get a draw. The pub I was watching went raptures when they scored, with the bartender simply saying; "I love when JM loses." ... Bournemouth were struggling in the second half. 

It's utterly tragic that you still can't admit that he was correct. If you want to reply again, please take your time. I could barely see past the tear-strained word salad within that post.

We are a shambles. If you want to keep denying it then so be it.

 

Try reading

Edited December 5, 201510 yr by Stim

The amount of people who are revelling in their negativity.

Utter sad acts. Your lives must be tragic. 

Anyone else can't wait for this season to end? Instead of being a nice distraction from life, chelsea just make weekends miserable

Edited December 5, 201510 yr by The Brit

f**kING sh*tE. GET f**kED

As I said. Tragic.

We are in a crisis. It's horrible and we need to stick together but these happy clapping morons like above need to take their head out the clouds and face reality. This is not good enough.

Mourinho neeeds to go. Remember Portsmouth were saved in 2002 from relegation once Harry was in charge, so we shouldnt lose hope.

But, We need a manager that can save us from relegation.

This is now a real risk and we need to take action!

This lost reall %@+# me off

Joke. Shocking. Shambles.

Anyone else can't wait for this season to end? Instead of being a nice distraction from life, chelsea just make it miserable

I'm quite enjoying it, I feel like I'm living out my early 20s again when we were all over the place and would lose games we expected to win and win games no one thought we would.

Mourinho works with these players week in week out, he had a big hand in assembling this squad, yet we are a shambles of a team, with one of the least cohesive attacks in the league.

As I said. Tragic.

We are in a crisis. It's horrible and we need to stick together but these happy clapping morons like above need to take their head out the clouds and face reality. This is not good enough.

Give it a rest calling people morons

Bunch of bottling coward c**ts

You don't have to. It's a manly thing to do.

It's manly to apologize to a WUM?

I'm surprised RA doesn't walk away from all this. Maybe he already has. 

I'm quite enjoying it, I feel like I'm living out my early 20s again when we were all over the place and would lose games we expected to win and win games no one thought we would.

But that's cos we had a team and manager back then that you expected to be inconsistent...we have, and rightly so, much higher expectations...these guys are internationals, paid a fortune and are supposed champions...I'm not enjoying this humiliation on a weekly basis from players who show no fight or desire...they're a pale imitation of true chelsea greats like lamps, Drogba, Cech, ash etc

By saying that we need the ref to get every decision right we could've had a penalty and it would be still 0-0 if he had seen the offside correctly. You won't come far in the league with that kind of an approach against a relegation candidate,

Is it asking too much of officials to get a majority of big decisions right in the PL with such huge amount of finance and prestige at stake.

I know Bournemouth are newly promoted but they are a match for anyone on their day. We should have still created more clear cut chances but no way we would lose that game if the officiating was on point.

I'm surprised RA doesn't walk away from all this. Maybe he already has. 

What walk away from a billion pounds, I don't think so..

Jose's excuses sheet leaked

I think anyone that's currently sitting on their high horse, with any good grace, will apologise to 'splishsosh' for changing topic and any ill comments towards him.

He was slated for feeling negative about this game and was indeed correct to do so.

We are an absolute shambles right now.

word salad

 

Perhaps we will be just as quiet now as splishsplosh is after his many failed predictions of Chelsea disaster.