Comments on: Desperate Chelsea Players Put Pressure On Wigan

By: Xyth

Xyth — Thu, 08 May 2008 15:42:28 +0000

Chelsea players are behaving like deperate prostitutes touting for business in a deserted area.

By: RedRedBaby

RedRedBaby — Wed, 07 May 2008 12:37:34 +0000

Why is everyone talking about teams rolling over for united , doesnt it work the same vs chelsea?
newcastle didnt do anything but roll over. chelsea’s only accountable wins are arsenal and thanks the ref they won over us. but we get blackburn and boro fighting their ass off. now they will have bolton which will be totally easy since all the mental pressure is gone because they are safe and they can relax. if anyone rolling over for someone its for chelsea.

By: Stephen

Stephen — Wed, 07 May 2008 10:36:32 +0000

Chelscum are playing a dirty game with Wigan. As Whitedide says I am glad we are not getting involved.

We must soley consentrate on our own game ideally an early goal will calm everyone down and then we can go on from there.

Chelsea have been playing well is if very unspectacular I just hope we are business like focussed and win, because I do believe we deserve it. We then can stick two fingers up at he media who seen to be the Chlesea press assoctiation at ehe moment and know that we are Champions…again

By: Whiteside10

Whiteside10 — Wed, 07 May 2008 06:59:03 +0000

Just a quick point about the pitch - two things. One is that the Rugby League team has put their game back until the Monday. And with the good weather, I can’t see the pitch being a problem.
Remember - the Wigan-Arse game was played after some heavy rain and a Rugby League game on it 48 hours beforehand… they may as well run a combine harvester over the pitch just for good measure for that game…

By: Red77

Red77 — Wed, 07 May 2008 04:15:00 +0000

The pitch is a major concern as it will hamper how we play, but we shouldn’t be worried about the ‘mind games’. We control our destiny, and Chelski knows this. It’s patently obvious they are on shaky ground. They know it’s our title to lose and in all eventualities we will see off this game with a 2-0 scoreline.

We need to go out focused and play our game. Don’t worry about the chavs, don’t worry about Moscow and the finals, just play 4-4-2, the united way and the result will take care of itself.

Glory Glory Man United….

and the rent boys go tumbling down…

By: hima liem

hima liem — Wed, 07 May 2008 03:22:46 +0000

I think wigan could upset us. Don’t be too sure about winning in jjb. They’ve been good against the big four, Eventhough Bruce has a special connection with manutd it is still possible if they are going to get a draw or even worse. Hope our boys give them all during the game. Glory… Glory… ManUtd

By: Tom F

Tom F — Tue, 06 May 2008 22:54:32 +0000

A BRUCEY BONUS?

I reckon Bruce would NEVER tell his team to take it easy. A Wigan win would be good for their fans. However, as Wigan are safe I’d like to see Steve put out a team that will have a formation to play into our hands and then we batter them with the OVER RATED* Ronaldo scoring the goal to win the title.

*people who say that should go top ‘emsleves

By: Brian

Brian — Tue, 06 May 2008 20:34:31 +0000

If Wigan excel themsevles more than they should then perhaps United supporters can accuse Wigan of taking back handers.

By: Whiteside10

Whiteside10 — Tue, 06 May 2008 20:33:49 +0000

I’m pleased that no-one from United is responding to this. It appears as though they’re solely preparing for Sunday - focusing on their own job, rather than Chelsea’s, Wigan’s, or Bolton’s for that matter.
I think we might get a response from Ferguson at Friday’s press conference, but I hope he carries on the same line that, as long as we win, Chelsea can’t catch us. And it is as simple as that.
I don’t necessarly agree that Chelsea have been scraping results - they’ve been playing some quite good football recently - but I will add that Chelsea are only in this because of two things. The tricky period we went through last month, where our attacking fluency seemed to diminish slightly, and some diabolical refereeing decisions (at least three penalties turned down in the two away games at Boro and Blackburn). Where experience has told, however, is the response going into the three games in six days against Barcelona and Chelsea. Ferguson clearly knew that we could afford to lose the Chelsea game and still be champions, and picked a team accordingly. Not that he picked a team to lose the game, but one that was more about containing, rather than attacking. Chelsea will definitely see a different team in Moscow.

By: Brian

Brian — Tue, 06 May 2008 19:45:54 +0000

As a United fan I just hope that Wigan show the same enthusiasm that Everton and Man City did when they played Chelsea earlier on in the season. And in fact the same that Newcastle did in the second half. And certainly not like Blackburn did when they played Man Utd. They seemed to be fighting for their lives. Or maybe it was for some hidden agenda that they had. I wonder what???