The Colonel
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On second thought Maybe not just Pep's face alone says all but also Conte's face screamed 'bitch slapped'.
Rochdale is much prettier.Made Chelsea look like Rochdale
Give him credit for trying.....he's a good manager.Conte looks well depressed. Tell you what though, think he might have realised that even for all his shouting and trying to change setup during the game, he couldnt find an answer !
Didn't know there was a problem. Thought he got subbed to waste some time.What was the problem with KDB at the end?
Appeared to signal to the bench. Might have imagined it.Didn't know there was a problem. Thought he got subbed to waste some time.
Great post mateThat was what I was hoping for. A huge huge win sending a clear message to direct rivals. But mark my words: We're not even close fulfilling our potential yet. A day will come where you'll see players unable to even walk out of physical fatigue, still finding a teammate blind, not wasting a pass. That would be one of the indicators...
The goal killed them, eventually they started accepting the inevitable. A rare situation to witness, especially for a mentally strong side such as Chelsea is, playing at home! Lost for words regarding the effort, the work-rate, the determination of City players. As for Kevin, his performance tonight cements his leadership status, I think. In games like this you need guts in order to perform. What a fucking player...
PS. As bizarre as it sounds, I still feel fucking angry about the points we were robbed vs Everton. City deserved to be clearly ahead with 21 fucking points tonight...
PS2. Conte started building his alibi from Wednesday night, 1 day less rest for his team ("don't forget...") and all that shit. I don't remember him highlighting that factor last season when his team (and Liverpool) had the luxury of playing 1 match per week. Which presented a clear advantage for Chelsea. On the other hand, he clearly knows that City's game under Guardiola is much much more demanding in terms of stamina. His team was defending throughout the 90' minutes tonight. A conscious decision of his, an approach he took taking into account tactical as well as fitness aspects. He could have fielded fresher players in Pedro and Willian, for example, it was his choice not to. Not to mention, he was playing against Sane and Stones (4th match in 10 days), and most of the others playing their 3rd game in 7 days. There is no excuse for Antonio and deep down he knows it...
Let's just hope he's ok.Appeared to signal to the bench. Might have imagined it.