Chelsea Thread - 2021/22

[bondsman]

I don't know his post history so I've taken his views at face value. It's fine if he rates Chelsea higher than City. Lots of people agree with him. Just as lots of people agree with me that City are better than Chelsea.

For me It's a genuinely held view, and I presume it's the same for him. I guarantee you if our views were reversed, this thread would be filled with people calling me a troll :)

To be clear I think you have a better squad, that makes you the team to beat but it doesn’t mean I rate you more highly than us, you’re football isn’t better but you are in better form and squad depth affords more options. We don’t have a cf so we lack options currently imo

 

[bluealf]

They beat us on CL final comfortably and have since improved their squad. They’re 5 points clear with key players missing because they have a great squad. We have no cf and have struggled to score goals when we needed to.

Oh, I thought you said the past was irrelevant?

Make your mind up fella.

 

[bluealf]

I haven’t run the club down you bellend. I don’t think we have the best squad in the league how is that running the club down?

It is all your boring patter in this conversation, the shite about us not being good enough due to not having a left back or centre forward, when the real facts are we have won most of our trophies with out a recognised left back and last season without a striker.

When the other fact dismissed by yourself is we played them off the park a month ago, making them look extremes poor.

I think most people understand what went wrong in the champs League final, a final we FINALY managed to get to with out a left back or a striker, go figure.

Bellend lol

Conversation over.

 

[MCFC1993]

So a few weeks ago the Chelsea fan and United fan were taking swipes at City's attendance and the Everton fan was sticking up for us:





Fast forward to this week and the Chelsea fan is fuming that they've put tickets up 300%:






Now preaching about how all fans should stick together. I think it's outrageous what Chelsea have done but I can't help but think you reap what you sow sometimes; when you don't listen to other fans saying it's too expensive to do every game then fume when your club does the same thing.

 

[eyalluvitt]

Last time I went ,

 

[heartman]

Last time I went ,

From the looks of it, you must've got there pretty early.

 

[Keeper!]

Last time I went ,

Looks like the Etihad in the 80th minute ;)

 

[dickie davies]

So a few weeks ago the Chelsea fan and United fan were taking swipes at City's attendance and the Everton fan was sticking up for us:





Fast forward to this week and the Chelsea fan is fuming that they've put tickets up 300%:






Now preaching about how all fans should stick together. I think it's outrageous what Chelsea have done but I can't help but think you reap what you sow sometimes; when you don't listen to other fans saying it's too expensive to do every game then fume when your club does the same thing.

Is this not what City did with East L2!
My season card was there and then City announced padded seats etc. There was a thread on here about L2 being turned fully corporate and within a week Garry Cooke had sent all EL2'ers a letter dismissing those fears

 

[Inter Me Nan]

Last time I went ,

Think that guy is called Rory and is a bellend.

 

[ninjamonkey]

Those Chelsea prices are insane. That's £200 a game, imagine the match day prices for those seats... Apparently they've also doubled their away ticket corporate allocation from 10 to 20% and just to rub salt into the wounds announced that they wouldn't be making it 25% as originally planned as if they are to be praised for that.

Match going fans should stick together, especially when as soon as one club gets away with it, everyone does it, however we can't do that in this country, we're too partizan. The super league fiasco was the only time we've done it, and that only happened because all clubs announced it simultaneously, if they had joined one at a time, fans would have the samd fuck 'em mentality so long as it wasn't them, leaving protests to be insignificant and manageable and it would have happened, their biggest mistake was coming together as one.