wilkins getting sacked was an absolute joke, talk about shooting your self in the foot !! chelsea would have won the prem that season if wilkins had of stayed. Carlo even said that he would not of won at chelsea  without wilkins. You can go right back to that sacking as a sure sign that chelsea have become a very badly run club.

Edited February 12, 201610 yr by luckywerthers

wilkins getting sacked was an absolute joke, talk about shooting your self in the foot !! chelsea would have won the prem that season if wilkins had of stayed. Carlo even said that he would not of won at chelsea without wilkins. You can go right back to that sacking as a sure sign that chelsea have become a very badly run club.

Well his wife called out Gorlay for having an affair at an event.

Should never have been sacked for that but we are a fickle club in the boardroom.

Well his wife called out Gorlay for having an affair at an event.

Should never have been sacked for that but we are a fickle club in the boardroom.

 

There's no evidence that the story was true. There are other stories, like a falling out over substitutions,

Good points about Ray Wilkins earlier.

I know Meireles was ultimately quite important in us winning the Champions League, but it's perennially disappointing that we never managed to sign Modric; it's sad to think how good our midfield might have been had we completed that signing.

Out of all the ct*p we have seen this year, all the poor performances. The one that I regret the most is us losing at home to friggin Liverpool.

axman. Agreed 100% with you about losing at home to that lot.

By passing a young Sergio Aguerro, ( after we spent 14 months tracking him ), for Roman's personal vanity signing of El Nino.

£50 million down the sh*tter.

Doh!

The fact that next year we will probably have zero English players in our starting eleven.

Adrian Mutu was a bit of a disappointment. Robben left too soon. So did Lukaku and KdB, but I was more disappointed in their lack of fight. Mateja Kerman was also a disappointment. Finally, another one I had really high hopes for was the "second Makalele" - even looked a bit like him. Ended up at Real Madrid even! But never hit the heights at Chelsea though.

 

Cheers,

 

Butch

Not giving more game time to players like Ruben Loftus-Cheek, Bertrand Traore and Kenedy in what has been a disastrous season. Delle Alli has come out of nowhere and is one of Tottenham's key players in a season that could push them towards a Premier League title. The kind of faith he has received is the same kind of faith our youngsters should be getting, especially when some of the older more experienced players have been pretty awful throughout the whole season so far.

I don't even think it would be a risk playing them, i don't see how they could be worse than some of the players that have played so far this season. I thought this was going to be Loftus-Cheek's breakthrough year, he has barely even played though.

Totally agree.

Selling Hazard on the cheap this summer, and getting poor replacement in return.

 

 

That one is for the future, I may add