1 hour ago, Jezq8 said:

Job done today, 3 more points to go.

 

Conte I love u!  

really cant bare to see him leave one day 

Thats why I wasn't so happy to see Carlo in the stand, unless bayern are scouting one of our players, makes me wonder if the inter rumors are true 

JUST ONE MORE TO GO!

Well done our boys in blue. Really well done. Outclassed our opposition in every way possible.

Fabs was excellent today and was the cause for our victory.

JUST ONE MORE TO GO!

Feels good doesn't it :) Jermaine Jenas :)

Boring, boring Chelsea? Fcuk off...

Stamford Bridge was rockin tonight ! i lost it when they started chanting are you watching tottenham ? 

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not sure if anyone posted The Man w/ the Magic Hat's post match interview - here it is just in case

 

When will you believe?

 

 

Watching Fab pass is a thing of beauty.

Big win.

I didn't get to see this game, only some of the highlights. I must say that Cesc's pass to Costa was (unsurprisingly) great, Alonso's finish was sharp and that Guzan really didn't have a very good day. 

Did Middlesbrough attempt to attack at first like I predicted?

Whoever took that first assist off Fabregas is a total numpty and has no business being in football. The dubious goals panel etc are a complete joke

A good win with a good performance.

Very pleasing.

Admit to being nervous all day pre match at work.

Well done Chelsea!

1 hour ago, DaRick said:

Big win.

I didn't get to see this game, only some of the highlights. I must say that Cesc's pass to Costa was (unsurprisingly) great, Alonso's finish was sharp and that Guzan really didn't have a very good day. 

Did Middlesbrough attempt to attack at first like I predicted?

No, the ball was played in their half the entire match. They never even had 1 clear cut chance. Pretty much nonexistent as an attacking threat. It could've ended up 6 or 7 and that's no exaggeration. That's really my only gripe about the match that we weren't clinical. We'll need to be a bit more clinical on Friday but if we play like that we'll get plenty of chances anyway.

Edited May 9, 20179 yr by dynamite

cesc's assist to diego has been reinstated, so thats 2 assist from him yesterday, total 11 assist on 11 starts 

When you're stewarding at Stamford bridge at 8 but have swimming lessons at 10.

 

 

Thought matic was great tonight same for Alonso and costa worked very hard as did Pedro. Others have already done the rap for fab.

Glad to see the shout out for abramovitch. No club could ask for a better owner. 5 premierships in 11 seasons.

Soon be time to think about how to strengthen for next season.

3 hours ago, The Brit said:

Whoever took that first assist off Fabregas is a total numpty and has no business being in football. The dubious goals panel etc are a complete joke

They are a joke, I remember when they gave Peter Crouch that goal against Wigan when he was at Liverpool yet it took a massive deflection. Just proves they don't know what they're doing.

Had a brilliant night at the game with my dad, flew in from Belfast yesterday afternoon and whizzed back on the red eye flight, slept in the airport like a hobo as we only had 4 hours to kill. I am back at my desk at work already!

Thanks again to @Richard P and Jim for their hospitality, legendary men! 

 

A great night at the Bridge and a wonderful atmosphere. A very comfortable win in the end. Boro was poor opposition and had no fight in them. We went to the Lillie before the game. First time in over a year. Bloody expensive. Has changed a hell of a lot since Pat and Mary retired.

What a game

'I am happy that my son is not going to ask me anymore, “Daddy, when are you going to score a goal?”'

- Nemanja Matic.

1 hour ago, Zola said:

Had a brilliant night at the game with my dad, flew in from Belfast yesterday afternoon and whizzed back on the red eye flight, slept in the airport like a hobo as we only had 4 hours to kill. I am back at my desk at work already!

Thanks again to @Richard P and Jim for their hospitality, legendary men! 

 

Aww forgot you were going @Zola. We could have had a pint!

10 minutes ago, Beerqueen said:

Aww forgot you were going @Zola. We could have had a pint!

Another time! We should definitely get a Shed End meet up when we know of a group going at the same time. 

12 hours ago, Chelsea Buzz said:

Just three points from the title, leads to think back to the key moments this year:

August - late winners in the opener at the Bridge vs West Ham and on the road at Watford give us hope after last year's debacle.

October - total destruction of Everton and Man United at home builds confidence changes in Conte's system can make us contenders and puts early September failures behind us.

December - Huge come from behind wins at Man City and at Home to Spurs shows we are legitimate title contenders.

February - throttling of Arsenal at the Bridge continues the title march.

April - Solid wins home to Man City and at Everton shake off shock loss to Palace. Wins fend off Spurs challenge.

April FA Cup semi - does not need a lot of words. One of the most exciting Chelsea matches of the past several seasons. Statement game. Set the tone for the run in. Only team to put four past Spurs this year.

May - win one more of final three and win the title!! 

What huge signings this year in Kante, Alonso and Luiz.

What a year mates! Cannot wait for the celebration at the Bridge in a couple of weeks!!

Come on you Chelsea!! 

Brilliant summing up.

Just to counter-balance the great memories from this season, the home match agains Liverpool was one of the low points in my watching Chelsea. We were dire from kick off.  I had struggled to get down to London with a landslide affecting trains from the Midlands. The whole evening, bar meeting my son for a drink was awful.

Who'd have thought that night how the season would pan out?  Not me for sure! The next two matches I went to - home against  Manure and Everton - were in stark contrast!

Brilliant summing up.
Just to counter-balance the great memories from this season, the home match agains Liverpool was one of the low points in my watching Chelsea. We were dire from kick off.  I had struggled to get down to London with a landslide affecting trains from the Midlands. The whole evening, bar meeting my son for a drink was awful.
Who'd have thought that night how the season would pan out?  Not me for sure! The next two matches I went to - home against  Manure and Everton - were in stark contrast!

That match was my annual pilgrimage to the Bridge. Maybe just as well I can't make it there more often! A depressing night, we looked like we were right back where we were the season before and I was convinced that the Conte bounce (from the opening games) had vanished. Happy end though!