Chelsea Thread - 2022/23 | Pochettino confirmed as new manager

[waspish]

Robbed!

You was but Anthony Taylor wanted a draw so a draw he got

 

[The Light Was Yellow Sir]

For sure, our failings in front of goal is our own fault, we should have been out of sight but we still scored enough goals to legitimately win the game and that’s what’s so frustrating.

You just have to suck it up and move on though. I think Rudiger should have seen red in the CL final for his assault on KDB. At least you’ve got 36 more games to play…

 

[BlueTG]

Had a bid rejected for Anthony Gordon.

 

[RayCTID]

Had a bid rejected for Anthony Gordon.

Is Chelsea's current transfer policy is stick a pin on a list of names?

 

[MCFC1993]

No idea what Boehly is playing at.

 

[Semper aggressus]

BBC blowing smoke up the chavs arses I see. A home draw with Spurs yet apparently they’re a ‘force to be reckoned with’.

No criticism of their spend on players like we get, but of course it’s allowed with impunity if your owner is American isn’t it.

I assume now the rags are shit, the media fan boys are all backing these fucking chav pricks now.

 

[SWPISHOME]

I don't know how Chelsea didn't get all three points today they were by far the better side. Tottenham with a typical Conte performance of a smash and grab to get points on the board. The foul on Havertz at 1-0 was incredibly bad by the official and I mean the linesman he can't miss it, As much as I hate Taylor looking at his view it did look like Bentancur had got the ball first.

Chelsea should have really seen the game out at 2-1 when James scored you'd expect them to be able to see it out because they are very well drilled, They should themselves on the foot twice with the goals they conceded.

The big opportunity for Chelsea to completely kill the game was the Sterlind miss when he should have made it 2-0 I he had scored that the game was over.

Chelsea are going to really struggle this season for goals I reckon.

 

[Andouble]

Had a bid rejected for Anthony Gordon.

Chelsea have a squad of about 40 players and the alleged best academy in the world. Weird one

 

[Whether or not]

I am intrigued by this Anthony Taylor has got in in for Chelsea idea. By a country mile the worst and most openly bias referring performance I have ever seen was Taylor at the Etihad, single handedly winning the game for Chelsea against us. How times have changed.

 

[Vialli98]

I am intrigued by this Anthony Taylor has got in in for Chelsea idea. By a country mile the worst and most openly bias referring performance I have ever seen was Taylor at the Etihad, single handedly winning the game for Chelsea against us. How times have changed.

I don't know whether he's biased against us. I tend to think this sort of thing is just irrational fan conspiracies. We tend to just remember the bad ones against our teams and completely forget or ignore all the good ones that go for us. Someone did a compilation of all the high profile games he's cost Chelsea, including a weird decision in a game vs Spurs that was overturned by VAR (I think) and on that evidence it looked damning, but then someone else posted a couple of games where he was the red, where the decisions went in Chelsea's favour, which then reaffirmed my view that refs are just bad refs but incompetence is not a bias.