Chelsea falling apart

**superfrank** · 13/04/2007, 10:57 AM

Chelsea will do well to beat Liverpool in the Semis. At least Terry's back for this one. I think the team is looking a lot better now then they were back then in Anfield.

As a Chelsea fan, here's hoping.

**OwlsFan** · 17/04/2007, 7:19 AM

Originally Posted by Risteard

Well it seems pretty obvios to me that Chelsea have a remarkable stamina.

Yes, and it is interesting that they don't seem to have a huge squad of the players or else Mourinho doesn't bother with the fashionable rotation system and seems to put out the same 11 each week when he can and here they are competing for everything and scoring goals late on in games. Perhaps Arsene Whinger should take note and actually play his stonger teams in all competitions instead of another season without a trophy.

**feo123** · 18/04/2007, 5:32 PM

hate when chelsea talk about there injury crisis with all the money they've spent on players and the squad they have, it was just an exuse he tried to use when they seemed to be in trouble,there a great side, but they do make a meal of alot of things!!

**superfrank** · 19/04/2007, 9:42 PM

Originally Posted by feo123

hate when chelsea talk about there injury crisis with all the money they've spent on players and the squad they have, it was just an exuse he tried to use when they seemed to be in trouble,there a great side, but they do make a meal of alot of things!!

No matter how much money you have, any team would miss John Terry.

**DmanDmythDledge** · 19/04/2007, 9:52 PM

Originally Posted by superfrank

No matter how much money you have, any team would miss John Terry.

That's true, but Mourinho made a few mistakes when selecting his defence which cost them.

**Steve Bruce** · 20/04/2007, 11:06 AM

Originally Posted by superfrank

No matter how much money you have, any team would miss John Terry.

1 player doesn't make a team.

Man Utd are down to 2 defenders and a reserve keeper.

The laugh of it all is people talk about Chelseas injury problems etc, but it hasn't been that bad.

Man Utd at one point had ONE striker for a period of time, we are now down to TWO defenders.

That's not mentioning various other injuries through out the season.

reder · 22/04/2007, 12:30 PM

Oh dont tell me, the mancs are starting to come out with the excuses already. If you dont win it, its because you were not good enough, FACT. We will not win the league this year because the new players did not settle in at the beginning of the season and our away form was terrible.

PS: Your goal yesterday was offside. Better get Mike Riley lined up for the last day of the season, you might need a few penalties v West ham at O.T.

**DmanDmythDledge** · 22/04/2007, 12:32 PM

Originally Posted by reder

PS: Your goal yesterday was offside.

How? Richardson was clearly behind Rooney when the ball was passed to him.

**jebus** · 22/04/2007, 4:02 PM

well Chelsea officially blew it today if you ask me, while there's still hope for them I think this draw will shatter their confidence

reder · 23/04/2007, 9:36 AM

I actually think Citeh, the bitters and chavs away will be where Man u will drops points. It would be Citeh's season to beat the mancs and/or cause them to lose the league. The bitters are on good form at the moment overall. Ok they messed up at the weekend but that typical Everton in London at the end of the season. I really dont think Man u have the team to beat Chelsea at the bridge.

Chelsea will only get a draw v Arsenal but will win all the rest of their games.

**shakermaker1982** · 23/04/2007, 11:32 AM

Drogba impressed me yesterday. He didn't roll round once (as if shot by a sniper).

S Carr had a decent game at LB but Chelski were poor. They've grounded out results this season and have done well to battle their way into contention but as a team they are as entertaining as playing darts.