Bryan_Munich
Aka RichieRich12
I wish Gary Neville would be honest with us.
Was thinking exactly the same thing.Had deja vu from our previous matches at the Bridge - we'd dominate, make it obvious we were the better team, get a decision against us...and somehow Chelsea would win.
'its great to see him back'Don't get the Lampard ********. He came on and scored a penalty, so what?
He's really come into his own the last few games. Produced performances that Clichy hasn't managed in 2 years, in fact.Santos is shit though.
Everton at home, Wigan away, Fulham at home and Norwich away?He's really come into his own the last few games. Produced performances that Clichy hasn't managed in 2 years, in fact.
All I'm saying is that there's been a dramatic improvement.Everton at home, Wigan away, Fulham at home and Norwich away?
Aye, you must be delighted he came through such a rigorous examination of his defensive abilities.
The "slap" wasn't a slap at all, he put his hand to the side of Mata's head and Mata slapped his hand away. Which made the gesture look more aggressive than it actually was.So first he kicks Mata while he's down,and then he does that. What are the three referees on the pitch and fourth on the sidelines are doing that they can't see it?
You have got to be kidding. You don't raise your hands to someone's face, I've seen players getting automatic red for that many times.The "slap" wasn't a slap at all, he put his hand to the side of Mata's head and Mata slapped his hand away. Which made the gesture look more aggressive than it actually was.
The little nudge with his foot was nothing either.
It all makes him look like a dick but definitely nothing worthy of a booking.
The only genuinely nasty moment from Toure was the attempt to rake Ramires' achilles.
Barcelona have buy-back option over Chelsea's Oriol Romeu - report - Goal.comVILLAS-BOAS: OUR ORIOL | Latest Chelsea News | Team & Transfer News | Chelsea FC | Chelsea
Andre Villas-Boas has addressed a couple of incorrect media stories that have been circulating, including the details of an agreement with Barcelona regarding Oriol Romeu.
The 20-year-old summer signing has been the most regular selection for the anchor midfield role in the past month. His raised profile in England has led to a repetition of previous stories suggesting his former club have an option to take the player back should they so wish. In reality, all the Catalan club have is a first-refusal agreement should Chelsea deem Romeu surplus to our requirements.
'The buy-back option states that Barcelona can only buy back if Chelsea are willing to sell,' clarified Villas-Boas, who also discussed Romeu's quick acclimatisation to England.