Chelsea Thread (2015-16)

[Tricky_Trev]

I just don't get why clubs actually want this tosser to be their manager. If City ever decide they want him, I'm starting a riot.

 

[jimharri]

Since xmas last season we havent been playing that well at all, we got results to get us over the line to win the title but actual performances we havent been that great.

I think its something like we've only scored more than one goal four times in about 30+ games, that says it all.

Something isnt right behind the scenes, loads of us have thought it since the start of pre-season, its typical Chelsea there's always a drama on the horizon.

Anyway congratulations on being the 2015/16 league Champions, City wont be caught especially by us.

Good afternoon Jose.



How's Eva? Just asking, like.

 

[stony]

There are still people who actually think Chelsea playing badly is a Mourinho ploy to get more money for players.

 

[malg]

There are still people who actually think Chelsea playing badly is a Mourinho ploy to get more money for players.

If they sign a couple of players, then win a couple of games, you can fucking guarantee the bullshit 'mind games' nonsense. Just like singling out a player yesterday for not putting enough in (someone on the radio reckoned he was on about Fabregas), which is quite disloyal for a manager, but fuck all will be said.

 

[allblues09]

I just had the opportunity to watch their game from yesterday.

One thing has become completely clear to me - Costa is an embarrassment. I am so thankful he is not a city player (of course he would not get a game in front of Aguero)

He and "the perpetual victim" go together like peas and carrots.

 

[stony]

I just had the opportunity to watch their game from yesterday.

One thing has become completely clear to me - Costa is an embarrassment. I am so thankful he is not a city player (of course he would not get a game in front of Aguero)

He and the victim go together like peas and carrots.

He spent most of the match fouling people or diving and he's a proper smacked arse when he gets a few digs back. He's been found out big time in the Prem. I can't believe that every **** in the media put him on a par or a level above Aguero last season, when he clearly isn't fit to lace Kun's boots.

 

[Juan King]

He spent most of the match fouling people or diving and he's a proper smacked arse when he gets a few digs back. He's been found out big time in the Prem. I can't believe that every **** in the media put him on a par or a level above Aguero last season, when he clearly isn't fit to lace Kun's boots.

He's a detestable piece of shit. Snide **** who can give it out, but can't take it when he gets it back. Absolute loathsome cock end, as is the manager.

 

[ianw16]

He's a detestable piece of shit. Snide **** who can give it out, but can't take it when he gets it back. Absolute loathsome cock end, as is the manager.

Absolutely. However, he is just one part of what Mourinho's teams do. They are very "strong" physically. They dominate teams with that physicality. They also have some decent players who can control a game, once that physical dominance is asserted, i.e. Hazard, Fabregas, etc, when they're on form.
Listening to 5live yesterday (might have been 606), a commentator said that the City game is the first time he thinks he had ever seen Chelsea physically dominated. I don't think that lesson has gone unnoticed. There is only one way to stand up to a bully.

 

[jimharri]

I just had the opportunity to watch their game from yesterday.

One thing has become completely clear to me - Costa is an embarrassment. I am so thankful he is not a city player (of course he would not get a game in front of Aguero)

He and "the perpetual victim" go together like peas and carrots.

Like someone (can't remember who) said in the media a couple of weeks back; Aguero goes out to play the game, whereas Costa goes out with the sole intention of winding up the opposition CB. An utter twat of a bloke, and nowhere near Kun's ability or (as Brenda might say) character.

 

[Tez Tosterone]

Here's a list of signings, including De Bruyne, since Abramovich arrived at the Bridge a decade ago. In the last two weeks Maureen has taken a pot at the lack of quality signings made by rivals. A big mistake to throw stones from a glasshouse.

Many, those in red were good before and after Chelsea. Good ammunition when confronted by ignorant Chelsea supporters or, more likely ignorant Talks**** presenters.


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