Chelsea (A) | PL | Post Match Thread

[Aerosol_Kid]

Probably get slated for this, but am I the only one who saw that Dias, (who was really poor tonight), touch the ball in that Broja challenge? It hasn't even been mentioned or highlighted, unlike the Halaand pen in the first half, when we watched over and over the 'initial pull by Halaand '. Whether it was a pen surely it was worth looking at?

 

[Fordyboy46]

One final thing, Walker can’t even pick out a cross so what makes him think he can put the ball in the top corner via a free kick?

That’s all I have to say.

Blatantly obvious that that free kick was going to clear the bar

 

[cucumberman]

The problem was we had no midfield. I believe if we had done the Kova substitute earlier we would have gained control and won the game. Doku for Grealish shouldn’t have been the first substitute.

We had no midfield and now a sparta gladiator playing LB. Strong defending Gvardiol is, but missing out on an LB tactical creative like Zinchenko.

Might take time for Gvardiol to be more agile, when against a team with nimble footwork like Sterling.

 

[Ric]

Probably get slated for this, but am I the only one who saw that Dias, (who was really poor tonight), touch the ball in that Broja challenge? It hasn't even been mentioned or highlighted, unlike the Halaand pen in the first half, when we watched over and over the 'initial pull by Halaand '. Whether it was a pen surely it was worth looking at?

He definitely got a slight touch, but I think it would still have been a penalty anyway as he went straight through the player.

 

[Goater=Legend]

He took one against Bournemouth too. Maybe he’s next in line after Alvarez?

He used to take a long run and put his foot through them on free kicks, not sure why he suddenly thinks hes Yaya.

 

[Bald fraud]

Probably get slated for this, but am I the only one who saw that Dias, (who was really poor tonight), touch the ball in that Broja challenge? It hasn't even been mentioned or highlighted, unlike the Halaand pen in the first half, when we watched over and over the 'initial pull by Halaand '. Whether it was a pen surely it was worth looking at?

Doesn’t matter if you win the ball these days. If you so much as brush the opposition player after it’s a pen

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

That’s entertainment and proper football.

It certainly was the former, but not the latter.

Pep’s even more bald following that.

 

[DTKOAG]

Just remember..
We are top after playing Arsenal,Chelsea & Rags away.
We are normally not top until after New Year so all ahead of our normal schedule.

 

[Protein Junkie]

With hindsight wondering whether after going up with 4th goal we put Rico (or even Bibb) on in midfield and take off Harlaand and just try and keep ball. After 4th went in I was confident. We had won it. Fuming now.

I know Rico is young but he’s grown out of a Bibb.
Gutted we didn’t see out a 4-3 but I’m a glass half full really and that could be a valuable point come May.

 

[LesBleuMiserable]

Probably get slated for this, but am I the only one who saw that Dias, (who was really poor tonight), touch the ball in that Broja challenge? It hasn't even been mentioned or highlighted, unlike the Halaand pen in the first half, when we watched over and over the 'initial pull by Halaand '. Whether it was a pen surely it was worth looking at?

He took out the man too so pen