Comments on: Has Chelsea Manager Never Watched Chelsea Before?

By: islandred

islandred — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 09:10:11 +0000

Squiddy

3 league titles in more than 54 years, and have never won the european cup – and yet Chelsea think they are a big club.

They aren’t even the biggest club in London.

LAUGHING STOCK.

By: King Eric

King Eric — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 04:12:33 +0000

P s Any credibility your post may have had has gone as soon as you mentioned Jeff Winter. Is there a bigger ABU out there? Aside from Atkinson and Poll.

By: King Eric

King Eric — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 04:11:25 +0000

Squiddy – Can’t be arsed to respond fully as off to bed but Wes a “third rate defender”. Just ask him how many Premier league medals he’s got. Oh and Champions League medals. Enjoy it up there because you know when United get going they will be claiming 4 on the spin. Small club. No history, no class.

By: Squiddy

Squiddy — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 00:29:06 +0000

1. Valencia was never ahead of Terry. Valencia was shrugged off because he’s a pansy. He was up against Cole all day, who turned out to have a broken leg, and couldn’t get past him either. Embarassing dive from Valencia.
2. Rooney agreed he was offside and it was one of the only decisions he didn’t argue all day. Bad luck.
3. Cole was kicked 5′ up in the air. How high would he need to have been launched for it to be a foul against Fletcher, who’s one of the worst and most blatant hackers in the game. Definite yellow card tackle. The ref bottled it, which was blatantly obvious asd he was allowing Utd players to hack away at will all day without giving a foul. Definitely in United’s pocket.
4. Wes Brown is a poof. If Drogba had gone down the way Brown went down you’d have been pissing yourself laughing. As it is, I’m pissing myself laughing. He tried to compete he failed abysally, like the 3rd division, 3rd rate defender he is.
5. Jeff Winter reviewed the incident and found that the prone and pansified Brown played Drogba onside at the time of the header. Oops, wrong again.

So tell me, if Atkinson was in such a bad position to see the non-foul by Drogba, how good a position was he in to see Evans’ kamikaze attack on Drogba? Another red card you got away with with your bought off refs. How you ended up with more than 9 players left on the pitch is one of life’s mysteries. Biased ref in Utd’s favour all game is the most obvious reason.

And if Utd were so good all game, how come the only shots on target were from outside the area and picked off with ease by Cech? That’s what you get by playing a 6 man defence at the Bridge. It’s SAF’s pure cowardice that explains why you’ve only won 4 games at the Bridge since the PL began.

Nice to have the natural order restored. Can we play you every week? We’ll try and play a full back with more than one leg next time, just to give you a chance and stop you crying all week, like you are now.

Classic result.

By: catotraa

catotraa — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 23:17:49 +0000

@ squiddy

You are a completely deluded idiot aren’t you.
All decisions are a difference of opinion….
Not made a blind bit of difference–yeah right….
1)non-awarding of a penalty,

2)faulty off-side decision preventing a one-on-one opportunity,

3)wrongful award of a free-kick directly leading to the goal,

4)failure to spot an obvious foul in the build-up on Wes Brown,

5)inability to apply the rule correctly in deciding offside on Drogba–
how many game changing decisions do you need to win a game??

btw, u forgot that Tiny Tears also should have been sent off

By: Gudjohnsen

Gudjohnsen — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 16:39:18 +0000

Chelsea have a PhD in surrounding the referee.

By: islandred

islandred — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 13:26:27 +0000

There is more personality in a bar of soap than what there is in Ancelotti.

Just was well that transfer ban was lifted, otherwise they’d never have been able to include ‘Rowan’ Atkinson in the team for sunday.

Chelsea were shown up to be the ordinary team they are – and they will drop a lot of points in december

By: RedDevil

RedDevil — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 05:13:17 +0000

@ squiddy

You are a completely deluded idiot aren’t you.
All decisions are a difference of opinion….
Not made a blind bit of difference–yeah right….
1)non-awarding of a penalty,

2)faulty off-side decision preventing a one-on-one opportunity,

3)wrongful award of a free-kick directly leading to the goal,

4)failure to spot an obvious foul in the build-up on Wes Brown,

5)inability to apply the rule correctly in deciding offside on Drogba–
how many game changing decisions do you need to win a game??

By: RedDevil

RedDevil — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 05:03:28 +0000

@ Sterdlk
No, I am not insecure…its just that I was still seething from seeing our team being robbed by ridculous refereeing decisions again.
And when someone comes on here with the obvious intention of provoking united fans and feeling quite ‘refreshed’ with drivel spouted by opposition managers and so called pundits, he’s going to get what he deserves.

But now that its a new day i am quite prepared to sit down and analyse things over with you point by point. But if the intention is to provoke a response, then you are going to get one, both from me and the team….cant wait till this international break is over

By: Squiddy

Squiddy — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 03:30:23 +0000

So, Chelsea have been fined once in the last 2 years, and that for the biggest farce of refereeing ever seen on this planet, not some half-baked, matter-of-opinion, didn’t-make-a-blind-bit-of difference event on Sunday?

Tell me, how often has SAF been banned or fined this calendar year?

I await your next lie with complete indifference. No wonder you’re the laughing stock of the game.