23 hours ago, coco said:

1. Andy North is a w**ker. 

2. Redcafe is full of w**kers.

3. Andy North is a w**ker.

4. Kerry Dixon is not a w**ker.

Is this our new chant?

On ?13?/?09?/?2017 at 12:54, dkw said:

The biggest hypocritical part is the fact we have been called Chelsea rent boys for decades and its basically accepted, never once has anyone from the media or FA decided homophobic chanting towards Chelsea fans is unacceptable.

I agree yet that is because of politics and the implications suggest VIP abuse of young men and they have had a lot of trouble finding a suitable lord or lady to head up an enquiry. In other circumstances I believe it might be looked into yet not with the implications of a Westminster connection.

I'm hoping Tibo leaves for Madrid instead of De Gea and we sign Butland or Donnarumma to replace him. 

Some fans of Chelsea, who criticize the Board because every years, we don't buy in market windows as much as PSG or Man.City

Frank Lampard joining City instead of playing abroad rubbed me the wrong way. Am still abit bitter.

A lot of Chelsea fans massively underrate Harry Kane, because he plays for Spurs. He would be first choice striker at pretty much any club in the PL, maybe even Europe, barring a few top top clubs.

13 hours ago, Zeta said:

A lot of Chelsea fans massively underrate Harry Kane, because he plays for Spurs. He would be first choice striker at pretty much any club in the PL, maybe even Europe, barring a few top top clubs.

Not sure that is true though. The admiration is begrudging given the circumstances but I think most on this forum see him as a world class striker. I certainly do.

14 hours ago, LJB_87 said:

Frank Lampard joining City instead of playing abroad rubbed me the wrong way. Am still abit bitter.

That wasn't the Board's or Lamps' fault. City pulled some behind the strings sh*t

He knew what was happening which made things worse, he wanted the best of both worlds

On ?13?/?09?/?2017 at 13:12, Phillip said:

I cannot believe Andy North (did you really win two US Opens) said that redcafe is better than this forum.  The foul language allowed on redcafe is really abhorrent, and the monitors on that site do not seem to care one bit about it.   Maybe I am a bit of a prude, but I cannot stand redcafe for that reason alone.

I joined Red Café when Jose was announced as their new manager. I was interested to see how their view of Jose changed and a number of their posters were interested in my views of Jose. After a few weeks I received a number of "Likes" and was invited into their main forum.

There are a number of Chelsea fans who go into Red Café and we team up and batter the MUFC fans with our superior intellect and witty responses. They also get stuck into us but it is all generally in good taste. I have said this before but it is like being in the home end at away matches and is frequently better fun than discussing what we all basically agree on. I am not saying this is a bad forum and absolutely love the Vintage page.

I don't get your point about foul language on Red Café and find them quite accommodating. The recent response I received from Coco is far more abusive than anything I have received on Red Café.

I have tried other club sites and found some to be abusive. RAWK is just foul and abusive and I didn't even want to sign up. The Fighting cock was tricky and a number abusive responses did start to come my way. On the lead up to the away fixture last season the abuse was getting quite and decided to test them to see how far I could go before they banned me. Without being abusive I started by just reminding them of their bad record against Chelsea and quite quickly progressed to popular Chelsea terrace chants. They banned me in about 2 minutes but it was worth it and was the best fun I have ever had on the internet.

PS. I didn't win 2 US Opens but play a bit.

 

 

1 minute ago, Andy North said:

The recent response I received from Coco is far more abusive than anything I have received on Red Café.

I wasn't abusing you, just a bit of comedy, if you need therapy, try the red cafe.

So many current players not fit to wear the shirt

28 minutes ago, Forever Blue said:

So many current players not fit to wear the shirt

name them.

Thinking a player is unfit for the shirt based on their playing ability is a little too arrogant imo. It would have to be off the field reasons which I don't think we have any of.

2 hours ago, RIP Mourinho said:

name them.

Shall we start with Cahill 

2 hours ago, Forever Blue said:

Shall we start with Cahill 

A player who has WON it all in a short space of time 

Shall we start with Cahill 

f**k off

3 hours ago, Forever Blue said:

Shall we start with Cahill 

Not fit to wear the shirt ???. You must be on a wind up.

Premier League: 2014–15, 2016–17
FA Cup: 2011–12
Football League Cup: 2014–15
UEFA Champions League: 2011–12
UEFA Europa League: 2012–13

7 hours ago, Forever Blue said:

Shall we start with Cahill 

Good enough as a starter? Arguable

Unfit to wear the shirt? Far from it

16 hours ago, Forever Blue said:

Shall we start with Cahill 

You might, but that just makes you look like a moron.

17 hours ago, Forever Blue said:

Shall we start with Cahill 

There is a huge gap between you and me in seeing what "unfit to wear the shirt" means.

Cahill has been a key player for us since he joined. He's not in the same league as JT but we haven't had a defender in JT's league before, so that's no real criticism of Cahill. He gives his all every game and has a fantastic attitude. 

He's not world-class but he's a damned good player and it's strange some people fail to appreciate what he has given us and can still give us. Of course, Christensen, Rudiger and (maybe) Zouma have far more years ahead of them, but Cahill isn't finished yet. He had a terrific season last year alongside Luiz, Azpi and Alonso.

The stick Cahill gets is actually so OTT and a shame to see how some of our own fans mock and slate him.

Willian is one of the most useless attackers in PL. It's not enough that he looses the ball in 90% of all his involvements, whenever he gets past a player he will often wait and try beat the same player again. I hope we sell him in the next two transfer windows.

Cahill has been a key player for us since he joined. He's not in the same league as JT but we haven't had a defender in JT's league before, so that's no real criticism of Cahill. He gives his all every game and has a fantastic attitude. 

He's not world-class but he's a damned good player and it's strange some people fail to appreciate what he has given us and can still give us. Of course, Christensen, Rudiger and (maybe) Zouma have far more years ahead of them, but Cahill isn't finished yet. He had a terrific season last year alongside Luiz, Azpi and Alonso.

This.

 

How many times have I seen Cahill put his body on the line over the years? To say that he's unfit to wear the shirt says more about the poster than it does about Cahill.

 

P.S. I apologise for my unparliamentary language earlier.