Oh, Dear CHELSEA!!
06 February 2005, 11:34 PM
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I reckon they will self-destruct myself .............. BUT, I don't want Man.Utd. to overtake them!! 
The best would be for them to take the title by 1 point!!
Pete
The best would be for them to take the title by 1 point!!
Pete
07 February 2005, 07:18 AM
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I don't want Man.Utd
I'll let you have the draw at O/T we were going through our charity period at the time
07 February 2005, 08:07 AM
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Originally Posted by Funkii Munkii
we were going through our charity period at the time
It's good to have Utd back at their best - you boys aren't nearly as much fun when you're team look like losing everything
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07 February 2005, 09:12 AM
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Is that the period of the last two years ?
more like 2 months, sorry we didn't have any for your lot, bar the "charity" shield I can't remember the last time we donated top your cause.I agree its good to have the real Utd back, Class is permanent as they say
07 February 2005, 01:03 PM
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Robbens busted foot will prove vital in the outcome of the title. With him in the side they are a very different team.
Ruud back shortly, just what the doctor ordered for the run in
Ruud back shortly, just what the doctor ordered for the run in
07 February 2005, 01:11 PM
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Strange how one dodgy result makes you feel, must admit I felt that we lacked something yesterday, dont know whether it was Robben or not, only time will tell. Should make for a good run in though. Next Saturdays results will be crucial
07 February 2005, 01:19 PM
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Originally Posted by pauld37
Strange how one dodgy result makes you feel, must admit I felt that we lacked something yesterday, dont know whether it was Robben or not, only time will tell. Should make for a good run in though. Next Saturdays results will be crucial
07 February 2005, 01:45 PM
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Said a month Ago that Utd looked good value at 10-1 for the title
I hope I haven't bokked it now
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07 February 2005, 04:14 PM
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Originally Posted by jasey
This is where Mourinho should start to earn his money - it's where Chelsea have gone wrong for the last few years - let's hope they continue
07 February 2005, 04:40 PM
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Originally Posted by pauld37
The last few years they have struggled against the so called smaller teams, dont think that can be said now
This weekend will have a lot to do with where the title will end up - I reckon Jose is up to the job
07 February 2005, 04:47 PM
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Originally Posted by jasey
What got to them in the past was the pressure of having to put in result after result - against any team. And not letting one hiccup lead to another !
This weekend will have a lot to do with where the title will end up - I reckon Jose is up to the job
This weekend will have a lot to do with where the title will end up - I reckon Jose is up to the job
07 February 2005, 05:11 PM
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Originally Posted by pauld37
Strange how one dodgy result makes you feel, must admit I felt that we lacked something yesterday, dont know whether it was Robben or not, only time will tell. Should make for a good run in though. Next Saturdays results will be crucial
09 February 2005, 10:36 AM
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I seem to remember a similar discussion last October when Chelsea lost at City, then they went out & did Blackburn, West Brom & Fulham for 4 goals apiece in the space of a month, with a 1 goal win over Everton in there as well
Mark my words, normal service will resume this weekend, City will play their game of the season as usual, and the Toffees are gonna suffer off the back of last weeks result
Unfortunately Liverpool will drop their pants & grab their ankles for Steve Bruce, coz they cant string three wins together, and the prospect of getting anywhere near fourth place is giving them nosebleeds
Mark my words, normal service will resume this weekend, City will play their game of the season as usual, and the Toffees are gonna suffer off the back of last weeks result
Unfortunately Liverpool will drop their pants & grab their ankles for Steve Bruce, coz they cant string three wins together, and the prospect of getting anywhere near fourth place is giving them nosebleeds
09 February 2005, 01:53 PM
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Apparently the Chelsea team doctor was sacked by Mourinho personally yesterday because he refused to commit that Robben's foot would be better by the Carling Cup final on 27th Feb. Doctor stuck to the accepted view that broken bones in the feet take 6 weeks to 2 mths to fix themselves.
Official line released by Chelski is that he is resigning due to ill health - Chelsea thank him for his 4 years of service !!!! Pressure beginning to get to Mourinho? As stated in Independent this am.
Official line released by Chelski is that he is resigning due to ill health - Chelsea thank him for his 4 years of service !!!! Pressure beginning to get to Mourinho? As stated in Independent this am.
09 February 2005, 05:35 PM
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Apparently the Chelsea team doctor was sacked by Mourinho personally yesterday because he refused to commit that Robben's foot would be better by the Carling Cup final on 27th Feb. Doctor stuck to the accepted view that broken bones in the feet take 6 weeks to 2 mths to fix themselves.
Official line released by Chelski is that he is resigning due to ill health - Chelsea thank him for his 4 years of service !!!! Pressure beginning to get to Mourinho? As stated in Independent this am.
Official line released by Chelski is that he is resigning due to ill health - Chelsea thank him for his 4 years of service !!!! Pressure beginning to get to Mourinho? As stated in Independent this am.
11 February 2005, 12:18 AM
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Hmmm, maybe you should loosen your burberry baseball cap a bit to let some blood flow around your brain and try thinking for a second.
The point is that the doc said to Mourinho I want him fit by the 27th; the doc said no can do - he's got some broken bones and they can take 6 weeks to 2 months to mend; whereupon Mourinho went postal (allegedly) and sacked him on the spot - for not being able to perform a miracle? The club had to concoct the "story" the next day, long after the papers had learnt that the doc had been given the bum's rush.
Not really the actions of an ice cool man, as he likes to portray himself, was it? I think he's beginning to feel the pressure.
With Robben 42 goals in 16 games
Without Robben 8 goals in 11 games.....
The point is that the doc said to Mourinho I want him fit by the 27th; the doc said no can do - he's got some broken bones and they can take 6 weeks to 2 months to mend; whereupon Mourinho went postal (allegedly) and sacked him on the spot - for not being able to perform a miracle? The club had to concoct the "story" the next day, long after the papers had learnt that the doc had been given the bum's rush.
Not really the actions of an ice cool man, as he likes to portray himself, was it? I think he's beginning to feel the pressure.
With Robben 42 goals in 16 games
Without Robben 8 goals in 11 games.....
11 February 2005, 01:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Fat Boy
Hmmm, maybe you should loosen your burberry baseball cap a bit to let some blood flow around your brain and try thinking for a second.
The point is that the doc said to Mourinho I want him fit by the 27th; the doc said no can do - he's got some broken bones and they can take 6 weeks to 2 months to mend; whereupon Mourinho went postal (allegedly) and sacked him on the spot - for not being able to perform a miracle? The club had to concoct the "story" the next day, long after the papers had learnt that the doc had been given the bum's rush.
Not really the actions of an ice cool man, as he likes to portray himself, was it? I think he's beginning to feel the pressure.
With Robben 42 goals in 16 games
Without Robben 8 goals in 11 games.....
The point is that the doc said to Mourinho I want him fit by the 27th; the doc said no can do - he's got some broken bones and they can take 6 weeks to 2 months to mend; whereupon Mourinho went postal (allegedly) and sacked him on the spot - for not being able to perform a miracle? The club had to concoct the "story" the next day, long after the papers had learnt that the doc had been given the bum's rush.
Not really the actions of an ice cool man, as he likes to portray himself, was it? I think he's beginning to feel the pressure.
With Robben 42 goals in 16 games
Without Robben 8 goals in 11 games.....
. Sorry don't read the factual Sun I'm affraid so not seen the story. Err, not "ice cool" either...........oh no we're doomed, doomed I tell yer. Let some blood to your brain? who cares, bottom line is its a game of footie and the team that wins the most is the best
Er is that right?
11 February 2005, 01:30 PM
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Originally Posted by pauld37
bottom line is its a game of footie and the team that wins the most is the best Er is that right?
Er is that right?
11 February 2005, 06:03 PM
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Originally Posted by jasey
Provided it's not Man Utd - Then it's cheating refs that win not the best team
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12 February 2005, 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted by P1Fanatic
Yes as you were so cheated at Highbury.....when the ref sent off one of your players. Oh no that was us - and we still managed to score another goal and beat you monkeys
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12 February 2005, 04:26 PM
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And they could only manage a 1-0 win today with a man advantage for almost the whole game.