Chelsea 2017/2018

[mayo31]

As an aside what are the best pubs for us Saturday.

 

[jaiguruKun]

Not sure whether them winning it last minute is a good or bad thing. Hopefully they're flying back with Ryanair.

 

[KCblue]

Has to be said that's a great result for them tonight. Really think the biggest thing for us is we have to contain Morata.

 

[Maly]

So, I guess that's a "yes" - we should just take your word for whatever you believe - no proof necessary?

Oh, and I get it - you're probably mathmatically incapable of responding in any meaningful way.

But I'll give you the benefit of doubt and assume that you are capable of such a response but "don't have the time."
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Hmm...

Let's think for a bit....

Manchester City - with billions at its disposal - hasn't made the claims that you have.

Assuming that cheating against City was so obvious... don't you think that they'd hire a competent statistical team able to easily prove the systematic cheating against City to then force action to rectify this wrong?

Or maybe the conspiracy theory continues further - that the FA is corrupt that English Parliament is corrupt and wouldn't take action given proof of FA corruption and that corporate football sponsors would also turn a blind eye and continue to support an proven corrupt regime - in other words, that the majority of stake holders in current power structure support the corrupt regime and that we have no recourse but to accept this as City management have.
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Please think things through - emotional, knee-jerk responses do nothing but stir up trouble.

I've not read the full thread, but I'll just point out a fact for you. For City to get the away draws in domestic cups against the top flight opposition we did, was 100,000:1.
For United to get the home draws & lower division clubs in the same period, the odds are probably not too disimilar, so lets say divide the chances by 100 to 1,000:1 being very very conservative. Then look at the FA sponsored by who??? Cup & look at Arsenal's home draws agains lower league opposition, lets say another 1,000:1 (although I'm sure they would both be far higher in reality)

So the odds for City getting the away draws vs the teams we did x same for united x same for Arsenal BEING RIDICULOUSLY conservative, & you're looking at 100,000,000,000:1. Not looking to get into your debate mate, & not saying that EVERYTHING is stacked up against us, but don't you find all of that a little odd?

 

[CityInWashingtonState]

I've not read the full thread, but I'll just point out a fact for you. For City to get the away draws in domestic cups against the top flight opposition we did, was 100,000:1.
For United to get the home draws & lower division clubs in the same period, the odds are probably not too disimilar, so lets say divide the chances by 100 to 1,000:1 being very very conservative. Then look at the FA sponsored by who??? Cup & look at Arsenal's home draws agains lower league opposition, lets say another 1,000:1 (although I'm sure they would both be far higher in reality)

So the odds for City getting the away draws vs the teams we did x same for united x same for Arsenal BEING RIDICULOUSLY conservative, & you're looking at 100,000,000,000:1. Not looking to get into your debate mate, & not saying that EVERYTHING is stacked up against us, but don't you find all of that a little odd?

I think I've derailed this thread - if you want my response to the above, PM me, or maybe there's a thread on this topic.

 

[CityInWashingtonState]

Huge win in the C/L for Chelsea, coming from behind to beat Atletico. I wonder how many P/L teams will make it to the round of 16.

 

[bluemoon32]

Huge win in the C/L for Chelsea, coming from behind to beat Atletico. I wonder how many P/L teams will make it to the round of 16.

All of them

 

[Blue Maverick]

All of them

Not Liverpool they are shite.

 

[Saddleworth2]

I've not read the full thread, but I'll just point out a fact for you. For City to get the away draws in domestic cups against the top flight opposition we did, was 100,000:1.
For United to get the home draws & lower division clubs in the same period, the odds are probably not too disimilar, so lets say divide the chances by 100 to 1,000:1 being very very conservative. Then look at the FA sponsored by who??? Cup & look at Arsenal's home draws agains lower league opposition, lets say another 1,000:1 (although I'm sure they would both be far higher in reality)

So the odds for City getting the away draws vs the teams we did x same for united x same for Arsenal BEING RIDICULOUSLY conservative, & you're looking at 100,000,000,000:1. Not looking to get into your debate mate, & not saying that EVERYTHING is stacked up against us, but don't you find all of that a little odd?

Of course it’s odd. The whole thing stinks of corruption. You will never convince those who want proof, whilst placing their critical facilities to one side.

 

[01cravend]

Very good result... All for British teams going far in Europe