handbags_harris wrote:LOL. Get over yourself Kes, everybody hates Chelsea because they were a bunch of uttercunts pre-Abramovich and are a bunch of uttercunts still.
Wonder if the Brentford player Luiz needlessly took out at 4-0 up had a sense of vindication after Aguero's challenge? David Luiz is one of the few players I hope has his leg smashed one day.
No Fixed Abode wrote:Just seen the FA are to take NO action over Aguero. Deary me.
Welcome to our world.No Fixed Abode wrote:Big games like this usually come down to fine margins. Shame Foy and his fellow officials messed up massively yesterday.
Man City are far too incompetent still to have earned the hate.No Fixed Abode wrote:LUX wrote:great, nation-pleasing result
Really? But I thought Reading fans hated the team who spends the most money. Goalposts have moved since AZ took over at Reading.
Man Friday wrote:Welcome to our world.No Fixed Abode wrote:Big games like this usually come down to fine margins. Shame Foy and his fellow officials messed up massively yesterday.
Ahh RFC the only club in the world where the fans chastise you for criticising a ref.soggy biscuit wrote:Man Friday wrote:Welcome to our world.No Fixed Abode wrote:Big games like this usually come down to fine margins. Shame Foy and his fellow officials messed up massively yesterday.
Te problem is this : If the referee says he saw it so they can't take any action against the player, then the FA should take action against the referee for not taking the Specsavers sponsorship seriously. As it has always been, the FA have no idea how to protect or administer the game - no change there.jd82 wrote:No Fixed Abode wrote:Just seen the FA are to take NO action over Aguero. Deary me.
I really don't know how they can justify that.
Yes they can, and have at times in the past. It's just a myth perpetuated by s**t pundits who's knowledge of the games and it's laws comes 2nd as more importantly they are a bit wacky and viewers love thatFranchise FC wrote:Te problem is this : If the referee says he saw it so they can't take any action against the player


Not even the goal of Last Night.No Fixed Abode wrote:Anyone see the David Luiz Worldy last night? Goal of the season so far according Gary Neville.
Jose. Nailed on.Schards#2 wrote:With the end of the season, and Rafa's departure, approaching, there are some markets up on Chelsea's next manager. Mourinho's a big odds on but I don't think it's that much of a certainty that either Abramovitch wants him or Jose will go back and if he doesn't, what then.
Looking at the other potential candidates, most have already had a go and others are a bit washed up but I think Steve Clarke at 66/1 is a huge price.
Chelsea have had problems all season with a manager who is unpopular with the fans and here is a guy who is liked by them, seen as a Chelsea old boy and known to the older members of the squad. He also now has a years Premiership management experience under his belt where he has done well and overseen the improvement of one of Chelsea better assetts in Lukaku.
I think he's probably a bit too low profile to get it but he ticks a lot of boxes and, if Jose doesn't go there, they don't have many options. I would say he should be around 12/1, 66/1 seems huge.
Please Note: I have an appalling track record with next manager betting
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