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12 Jan 2025 19:36:27
Cannot bring myself to wish anything good toward Havertz, Jorginho or Sterling. Yet I can watch (for example) Hall and Livramento, Kovacic or Chalobah and hope the lads do well except V Chelsea of course.
1.) 12 Jan 2025 20:38:52
London, the worst performance by any ex Chelsea player was Werner. He was truly dreadful.
2.) 12 Jan 2025 21:54:15
I will always thank Havertz for that ECL winning goal v City. but don't want him to win anything with AFC.
3.) 12 Jan 2025 22:21:37
Yeah I heard that TomB. Postecoglou has hammered that lad, Spurs have no chance of getting anything out of Werner. I try to stay neutral and try to enjoy watching other clubs, (of course having a chuckle when rivals get beat) . But watching the three ex Chelsea at Arsenal actually boils my blood?. Sad. But there you go.
4.) 12 Jan 2025 23:04:51
London, watched the gooners v Utd game. I decided to make myself a cup of tea as the gooners were awarded a corner, when I came back they still hadn’t taken it.
5.) 12 Jan 2025 23:18:35
Unfortunately, Sterling will be back in the summer on £300K a week with no interest from other clubs at least Werner and Havertz are off our books.
6.) 13 Jan 2025 04:42:10
London, for some reason I’ve never minded the gooners as a club but I’m not a fan of there manager.
I do get the ex player thing. There are a few players who have left over the years that have made my blood boil as well.
7.) 13 Jan 2025 08:18:17
I have watched Arsenal highlights several times this season all being corners. For the life of me, I really don't know how they get away with all the things that they do, it's like watching American football with all the blocks going on.
On another side, I'm so pleased we did not go for Amorin, his football is so boring with 10 players in defence and just hope for quick breaks to svlcore goals, I felt sorry for their young CF.
8.) 13 Jan 2025 09:29:52
Bill, I have a feeling that Amorin might well make Utd a decent side in seasons to come.
9.) 13 Jan 2025 10:00:21
? ?, Tom, Bill you’ve got my Monday off to a flyer. Cups of tea being brewed, American football numbers being shouted before play commences…good stuff.
29 Nov 2024 07:12:20
Conference league is a good stamina builder for the squad to step on. It also gives the coach the thot process of busy weeks every week. Would like to win this one. Good for the players and good for global identity.
1.) 29 Nov 2024 07:47:31
Gives players game time while also allowing rest for the important first 11 undopaables.
Was impressed with Jorgenson in goal it may not work but I would try him in the Premier league as we all know Sanchez is not the long term answer.
2.) 29 Nov 2024 08:52:13
I am not a fan of the Conference League. Yes it gives players game time but that’s the only positive. The emergence of A and B squads could become divisive. Also, I am fed up with Sunday games. I don’t agree that it enhances our global identity, if Chelsea weren’t involved I wouldn’t bother watching it. I expect us to win the competition, if we don’t, I would regard it as a failure.
3.) 29 Nov 2024 12:56:34
I totally agree with Jimbo.
Would any top side want to be in this competition?
I also agree with the so called A and B squads, it will eventually cause a strain in the squad and although it might not mean a numbercof players jumping ship in January, it probably will in the summer.
4.) 29 Nov 2024 14:11:55
Our squad is so large we need the likes of Felix Mudryk Diasi Nkunku getting minutes they will / may be needded later in the season
Bill we haven't been a top side for 3-4 years think European football is a positive it also gets the club the chance to get used to having the rhythm of playing midweek games for when we are hopefully in the champions league next year.
5.) 29 Nov 2024 14:20:15
It’s just another competition that we are qualified for and we should do our best to win it. I have no idea if playing in this conference competition has a positive effect on our cubs profile.
Generally, players who don’t think they have been given enough paying time would probably want to leave anyway.
If we do manage to qualify for the Champions League this season we will want a similar size squad and I would like to think that if we do qualify for that competition the vast majority of players would want to stay anyway.
I’m not a fan of Sunday, Friday or Monday games but I am a fan of being able to afford top players. So I find myself wanting my cake and eating it.
6.) 29 Nov 2024 15:53:50
This competition is a no-win for us.
If we win it, we will be told that a billion pound squad should easily win, and if we don't win it, stand back and wait for media bombardment.
7.) 29 Nov 2024 15:56:37
Tom, the Europa Cup and Conference League isn’t going to finance top players. These two competitions result in a high proportion of Sunday games. You can’t have your cake and eat it nor can the coaches and players who moan about too many fixtures. If it wasn’t for the the TV money they wouldn’t be earning millions of pounds a year. The fans just get inconvenienced.
8.) 29 Nov 2024 18:46:42
Jimbo, if we win the conference I thought we automatically went into the Europa and that will generate more money as it’s the next tier up.
If we win it we can genuinely say “we have won it all” and I quit like the idea of that chant. The media will probably refer to the amount we have spent if we finish anywhere in the premiership. It’s just what they do.
Players, managers and some clubs moaning about how many games they play will I think lead to a player game cap or more likely, bigger squads.
9.) 29 Nov 2024 21:09:35
Billy boy, how on earth can you describe it as a no win competition for us? I was around when we won the Milk Cup many moons ago, enjoy the moment mate.
10.) 30 Nov 2024 11:07:42
West Side I too was around when we won the milky way cup, the win tasted nice at the time.
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12 Mar 2026 13:50:40
Neither are at the correct level to win big titles or play in the CL.
12 Mar 2026 13:48:59
I'm shocked at the comments re EM & LR?
Chelsea are a far better watch under this guy. Regarding the result last night, comparing last night to the CWC is not a reasonable comparison in any way. PSG got the leg up from the GK calamity; up to that point I thought they were fortunate to be in front.
And, of course, everyone, but everyone, knows that Chelsea do not have a decent GK. The one real concern is the drop off from the first XI to the subs.
05 Mar 2026 17:00:45
I have been surprised by some of the criticisms of Liam & the comparisons with EM. I accept that there have been some hellish results at SB, but imo Chelsea are as good a watch as they have been in a couple of seasons.
There is a purpose and a cleverness to Chelsea's play that we have not witnessed for quite a few years, and, for me, all the lads need now is a wee bit of "devilment" in their play. & a GK.. ?
11 Feb 2026 16:03:25
I think Chelsea are a good watch atm. The intent is good, less square passes across the back with more fizzed passes into midfield or to Juan P, to breaks the lines. some really clever stuff in the final third as the team grows together.
I think good work has been done by the coach. Do agree with the Delap comments. The lad should be doing much better V the bottom half of the division.
04 Feb 2026 17:16:49
Sorry Greenaway disagree. Arsenal are accepted as “best in class” atm. I thot LR respected that in terms of breaking the game down into two halves. They went in 0-0 at HT. I’m thinking ok, I can live with that. Second half I thot the Chelsea possession was decent, they played with good tempo and accuracy. I accept that in the final third it was extremely difficult and Chelsea looked blunt. But Arsenal had players literally stumbling in the way as opposed to being tactically in shape. little slide passes, flicks and step overs were not happening due to congestion.
As a side issue I also thot the ref let Arsenal away with murder, blocks pulls trips stealing yards all little things that keeps momentum stifled. The Chelsea free kick in the dying minutes where the Arsenal wall moved from 10 yards to 6 yards was unbelievable, why Cole hit it without getting it remeasured I’ll never know. Particularly given that it was that clown Kepa in the sticks. Fair bit of sour grapes in there I accept. I suppose The truth is, Chelsea lost it at SB.