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13 February 2005, 07:17 PM
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Originally Posted by BexTait
And they could only manage a 1-0 win today with a man advantage for almost the whole game.
13 February 2005, 07:52 PM
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Originally Posted by CrisPDuk
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
14 February 2005, 04:02 PM
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I CAN TELL U ALL THE DOC RESIGNED FOR SURE HE WAS NOT SACKED HE WAS GOING TO LEAVE UNDER RANIERI BUT WAS PERSUADED TO STAY NOW HE HAS LEFT WITH ALL OUR BLESSING AND WILL BE MISSED BY ALL AT CHELSEA INCLUDING THE MANAGER.. 3 POINTS IS THREE POINTS BEFORE ROBBEN LAST 1 IN 8 PENALTY MANCITY DREW AGAINST THE **** WON SIX THAT TYPE OF FORM WILL DO THANKS
14 February 2005, 04:42 PM
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Originally Posted by cfc2
I CAN TELL U ALL THE DOC RESIGNED FOR SURE HE WAS NOT SACKED HE WAS GOING TO LEAVE UNDER RANIERI BUT WAS PERSUADED TO STAY NOW HE HAS LEFT WITH ALL OUR BLESSING AND WILL BE MISSED BY ALL AT CHELSEA INCLUDING THE MANAGER.. 3 POINTS IS THREE POINTS BEFORE ROBBEN LAST 1 IN 8 PENALTY MANCITY DREW AGAINST THE **** WON SIX THAT TYPE OF FORM WILL DO THANKS
14 February 2005, 07:19 PM
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Originally Posted by cfc2
I CAN TELL U ALL THE DOC RESIGNED FOR SURE HE WAS NOT SACKED HE WAS GOING TO LEAVE UNDER RANIERI BUT WAS PERSUADED TO STAY NOW HE HAS LEFT WITH ALL OUR BLESSING AND WILL BE MISSED BY ALL AT CHELSEA INCLUDING THE MANAGER.. 3 POINTS IS THREE POINTS BEFORE ROBBEN LAST 1 IN 8 PENALTY MANCITY DREW AGAINST THE **** WON SIX THAT TYPE OF FORM WILL DO THANKS
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15 February 2005, 07:25 AM
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I have a feeling CFC2 knows what he's talking about, if I'm correct about who he is .
, you've also got to consider who's literate. A great thought though having an insider on the forum
15 February 2005, 10:49 AM
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CFC2 must be a Chelski footballer as he not only is unable to switch off his upper case letters, but also doesn't have a clue about grammar or spelling. Oh, and whether he is a player or not, or just another burberry boy, then of course he'd say that about the doctor, wouldn't he? Still, he probably gets all that from the Sun, which I believe is, in the loosest sense of the word, a newspaper. I read the Indy (as I said in the first post 
), amongst other things, as I prefer unbiased reporting rather than reading toilet paper.
Lucky win thanks to Beattie's moment of madness. Good to see that you're happy with dire one nil wins - I think George Graham will be available to take over from Maureen once he's moved on to a big club and Abramovich is either in jail or has been bumped off by the Russkis
), amongst other things, as I prefer unbiased reporting rather than reading toilet paper.Lucky win thanks to Beattie's moment of madness. Good to see that you're happy with dire one nil wins - I think George Graham will be available to take over from Maureen once he's moved on to a big club and Abramovich is either in jail or has been bumped off by the Russkis
15 February 2005, 01:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Fat Boy
CFC2 must be a Chelski footballer as he not only is unable to switch off his upper case letters, but also doesn't have a clue about grammar or spelling. Oh, and whether he is a player or not, or just another burberry boy, then of course he'd say that about the doctor, wouldn't he? Still, he probably gets all that from the Sun, which I believe is, in the loosest sense of the word, a newspaper. I read the Indy (as I said in the first post ), amongst other things, as I prefer unbiased reporting rather than reading toilet paper.
Lucky win thanks to Beattie's moment of madness. Good to see that you're happy with dire one nil wins - I think George Graham will be available to take over from Maureen once he's moved on to a big club and Abramovich is either in jail or has been bumped off by the Russkis
), amongst other things, as I prefer unbiased reporting rather than reading toilet paper.Lucky win thanks to Beattie's moment of madness. Good to see that you're happy with dire one nil wins - I think George Graham will be available to take over from Maureen once he's moved on to a big club and Abramovich is either in jail or has been bumped off by the Russkis
We're happy with one -nil wins as much as your happy with delving deep and trying to make up a reason as to why your not as good as us, maybe
just maybe we're better than you?
16 February 2005, 06:40 PM
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Originally Posted by pauld37
Yep support the best team in the premiership http://stats.football365.co.uk/dom/ENG/PR/oform.html
17 February 2005, 12:09 PM
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Yep support the best team in the premiership
Disagree
Top of the league yes, which you've earned through good solid performances, some excellent defending but the style is sometimes more work man like than flair so as devils advocate if you define "best" as in the best quality footy the top three would be IMO
****, although I hate to say it
Man U
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17 February 2005, 01:01 PM
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Originally Posted by angrynorth
17 February 2005, 01:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Funkii Munkii
the top three would be IMO
****, although I hate to say it
Man U
Chelsea
****, although I hate to say it
Man U
Chelsea
FM - Are you feeling OK ?
17 February 2005, 01:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Funkii Munkii
Disagree
Top of the league yes, which you've earned through good solid performances, some excellent defending but the style is sometimes more work man like than flair so as devils advocate if you define "best" as in the best quality footy the top three would be IMO
****, although I hate to say it
Man U
Chelsea
Top of the league yes, which you've earned through good solid performances, some excellent defending but the style is sometimes more work man like than flair so as devils advocate if you define "best" as in the best quality footy the top three would be IMO
****, although I hate to say it
Man U
Chelsea
as I'm sure you will if you ever get there
17 February 2005, 01:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Funkii Munkii
Disagree
Top of the league yes, which you've earned through good solid performances, some excellent defending but the style is sometimes more work man like than flair so as devils advocate if you define "best" as in the best quality footy the top three would be IMO
****, although I hate to say it
Man U
Chelsea
Top of the league yes, which you've earned through good solid performances, some excellent defending but the style is sometimes more work man like than flair so as devils advocate if you define "best" as in the best quality footy the top three would be IMO
****, although I hate to say it
Man U
Chelsea
17 February 2005, 01:31 PM
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I wonder how we will accommodate Ronaldo when he joins the Blues from Manure at the end of the season - should be interesting - Robben on the left, Ronaldo on the right and Duff all over the place. Mmmm - now who else can we sign? (supporters of other clubs, please name the best player in your side only - we don't want any rubbish - Gooners and Manure supporters - because you are slightly better than average you may nominate two players to join Chelsea).
Oh how I am enjoying supporting the best team in England, probably Europe and quite possibly the world.....and what's more I am driving the best, fastest, quickest from 0-60, most rapid from 60-1,000,000, best looking, lightest, fastest round the twisties, in wet, shine, snow, sleet, fog, floods, the sea, rivers, lakes, on the moon car in the Universe - it's a scoob!
Oh how I am enjoying supporting the best team in England, probably Europe and quite possibly the world.....and what's more I am driving the best, fastest, quickest from 0-60, most rapid from 60-1,000,000, best looking, lightest, fastest round the twisties, in wet, shine, snow, sleet, fog, floods, the sea, rivers, lakes, on the moon car in the Universe - it's a scoob!
17 February 2005, 01:38 PM
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Like I said Paul Devils Advocate
And yep we've been there a few times, especially in my life time whereas unless you're over 49 you'll not have experienced they joy of winning the title, nor would you be clad in Burberry, come the end May you may just get a taster, if you do, enjoy as it's a fantastic feeling, one I have experienced many times
There are three types of Chelsea supporter I have come across which are you out of curiosity
1:Pre Harding - loyal supporter
2:Harding - so many jumped on the band wagon then especially at work
3:Abramovich newbies - the jewel encusted band wagon
And yep we've been there a few times, especially in my life time
whereas unless you're over 49 you'll not have experienced they joy of winning the title, nor would you be clad in Burberry, come the end May you may just get a taster, if you do, enjoy as it's a fantastic feeling, one I have experienced many times There are three types of Chelsea supporter I have come across which are you out of curiosity
1:Pre Harding - loyal supporter
2:Harding - so many jumped on the band wagon then especially at work
3:Abramovich newbies - the jewel encusted band wagon
17 February 2005, 01:51 PM
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Actually FM - I'm a little older than you seem to think - made the 'Harding' era by a good few decades!
Veron? Yes, you are quite right to mention this - supporters of other clubs - you may also name your worst player - we will take them on and pay them - quite simply because we can afford to and you probably can't!
Now where was I.....Giggs....no he's too old.....Henry.......blows hot and cold.....Rooney.....overweight........Ashley Cole....mmm....now he's a possibility.....
Veron? Yes, you are quite right to mention this - supporters of other clubs - you may also name your worst player - we will take them on and pay them - quite simply because we can afford to and you probably can't!
Now where was I.....Giggs....no he's too old.....Henry.......blows hot and cold.....Rooney.....overweight........Ashley Cole....mmm....now he's a possibility.....
17 February 2005, 04:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Funkii Munkii
Like I said Paul Devils Advocate
And yep we've been there a few times, especially in my life time whereas unless you're over 49 you'll not have experienced they joy of winning the title, nor would you be clad in Burberry, come the end May you may just get a taster, if you do, enjoy as it's a fantastic feeling, one I have experienced many times
There are three types of Chelsea supporter I have come across which are you out of curiosity
1:Pre Harding - loyal supporter
2:Harding - so many jumped on the band wagon then especially at work
3:Abramovich newbies - the jewel encusted band wagon
And yep we've been there a few times, especially in my life time
whereas unless you're over 49 you'll not have experienced they joy of winning the title, nor would you be clad in Burberry, come the end May you may just get a taster, if you do, enjoy as it's a fantastic feeling, one I have experienced many times There are three types of Chelsea supporter I have come across which are you out of curiosity
1:Pre Harding - loyal supporter
2:Harding - so many jumped on the band wagon then especially at work
3:Abramovich newbies - the jewel encusted band wagon
)First went in 1974, so the first category, pre Harding
17 February 2005, 04:56 PM
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Actually FM - I'm a little older than you seem to think - made the 'Harding' era by a good few decades!
So you must remember your last title, and I thought 26 years was a long time for us Utd fans to wait, you must be like a dog with two *****
17 February 2005, 05:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Funkii Munkii
*Cough* - Veron, still paying his wages??