13 hours ago, TheCeleryKing said:

that was harsh. predictable but harsh. Enrique is a world class manager. Liam is not.

Sanchez - despite everything - is our best keeper. Shot stopping, etc.

Reece James is a football god. Cole Palmer is excellent.

Enzo Fernandez is a great player - despite what you lot think.

That was harsh. but the reality is . . . Chelsea are inconsistent. lol. Oh we did try

I would agree although I think ill disciplined is a better way to describe us than inconsistent. We are actually very consistent in our ill discpline. This affects us with cards from refs, silly mistakes etc. that invariably have a bearing on results. Some of this would be resolved with better leadership both on and off the pitch.

8 hours ago, abramovich said:

It also shows there's no substitute for individual quality. PSG were efficient with their chances because they have top class players in almost every position, attack especially. The clowns in charge of CFC are all about XG, that's how they've been building this squad the whole time. Must be nice to constantly look at the stats and beat every team in the universe in your virtual reality world of stats and numbers. We have a saying in Russia that goes something like " The plan looked smooth on paper, but they forgot about potholes". That's what happens when you have incompetent morons who mistake their arrogance for actual knowledge of the game, who spent somebody else's money on youngsters with great stats and managers with no resume who are learning on the job. In fact that's all of them, owners who never owned a football club, sporting directors that should work as used car salesmen and "players with potential", they're all simultaneously learning the job and we're witnessing it in real time. Lucky us.

Blue co is literally treating Chelsea like a start up when it was literally an established club before they took over

Edited March 12Mar 12 by Frankie8Lampard

It’s a Chelsea Thing - episode #325

UEFA start disciplinary proceedings against Pedro Neto for the “push” on the ball boy.

It could result in him being banned for the 2nd leg if they can get the procedure done before next Tuesday.

1 hour ago, 2211 said:

It’s a Chelsea Thing - episode #325

UEFA start disciplinary proceedings against Pedro Neto for the “push” on the ball boy.

It could result in him being banned for the 2nd leg if they can get the procedure done before next Tuesday.

Expected really, considering the melee that followed. Ban him for a match. PSG for their part should also be sanctioned as the ball boy caused the melee and he's their employee...forfeit second leg 3-0 will suffice

1 hour ago, 2211 said:

It’s a Chelsea Thing - episode #325

UEFA start disciplinary proceedings against Pedro Neto for the “push” on the ball boy.

It could result in him being banned for the 2nd leg if they can get the procedure done before next Tuesday.

Neto shouldn’t have laid hands on him full stop, but the ball boy went down like he had been shot

1 hour ago, charierre said:

Expected really, considering the melee that followed. Ban him for a match. PSG for their part should also be sanctioned as the ball boy caused the melee and he's their employee...forfeit second leg 3-0 will suffice

Ahem ... 4-0 !!

Even our own players know how thick the coach is, Fofana said after the game

“we were struggling physically” really rings true. And it brings us to one of the biggest crimes of the night – the use of subs from Liam Rosenior.

Chelsea were playing in an insanely high intensity game, and playing in a highly intense style. But still Liam Rosenior didn’t turn to his bench until after the 80th minute. No wonder his players were physically spent and PSG took over.

As some have said, that’s just managerial malpractice.

I hate it when an attacker holds a players shirt, then throws himself to the floor when the defender grabs him back. Too many times the refs fall for it too.