Chelsea fans

Slattsy

Are a disgrace !!!!

:mad:

That is all.

Twas wrong of me of me to paint every fan as a disgrace - sorry lads. Obviously they are all not total scumbags.

But today, of all days, it made me sick to the stomach.

Sanity_Saviour

Im grand

Mr.Crinklewood

All teams have their elements of disgraceful fans.

Someone please lock / delete this before we have war.

Lawrence1895

I think, this might be locked soon.

Not all of them are, scumbags are to be found everywhere.

Slattsy

Mr.Crinklewood wrote: »

All teams have their elements of disgraceful fans.

Someone please lock / delete this before we have war.

Fair point - leave it at that.

MickySticks

Careful now.

Dubit10

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cgpg5

Every club has nutters that follow them that have no clue about football. Not fair to generalise

Lawrence1895

Mr.Crinklewood wrote: »

All teams have their elements of disgraceful fans.

Someone please lock / delete this before we have war.

You were faster than me, never mind, in my age, typing takes a bit longer

pjmn

Didn't see the match - what did they do?

Leiva

Ordinary man

Slattsy wrote: »

Fair point - leave it at that.

Why don't you give the chelsea fans on here an apology, then leave it at that

Mr.Crinklewood

pjmn wrote: »

Didn't see the match - what did they do?

Painted a second invisible goal line ( visible only to Martin Atkinson ) which resulted in Chelsea being awarded a goal that should not have been.

jaykay74

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monkey9

"Chelsea Football Club is extremely disappointed that a very small minority of fans embarrassed the club today by not honouring the moment's silence before kick-off.

Chelsea FC believes all moments of respect should be honoured and today we pay our full respects to all those that suffered as a result of the Hillsborough disaster 23 years ago."

Slattsy

Twas wrong of me of me to paint every fan as a disgrace - sorry lads. Obviously they are all not total scumbags.

But today, of all days, it made me sick to the stomach.

stovelid

The final should be fun.

pjmn

monkey9 wrote: »

"Chelsea Football Club is extremely disappointed that a very small minority of fans embarrassed the club today by not honouring the moment's silence before kick-off.

Chelsea FC believes all moments of respect should be honoured and today we pay our full respects to all those that suffered as a result of the Hillsborough disaster 23 years ago."

Ahh - I see - that's not good....

Slattsy

stovelid wrote: »

The final should be fun.

Every Liverpool fan was hoping for a Chelsea win after that.

Kenny's team talk was made an awful lot easier.

Ganymede Glow

United fans singing 'always the victim, it's never your fault' today on the anniversary of Hillsborough.

They were playing Villa

The_Kew_Tour

Missed the game, what happened? Or do I want to know?

Slattsy

Ganymede Glow wrote: »

United fans singing 'always the victim, it's never your fault' today on the anniversary of Hillsborough.

They were playing Villa

Typical of em' in fairness, LFC is always on their mind.

niallo27

Ganymede Glow wrote: »

United fans singing 'always the victim, it's never your fault' today on the anniversary of Hillsborough.

They were playing Villa

They sing about liverpool every game they play, thats not a dig at utd or anything its just what they do.

Optimalprimerib

Ganymede Glow wrote: »

United fans singing 'always the victim, it's never your fault' today on the anniversary of Hillsborough.

They were playing Villa

They always sing that. I was at the west brom game and they were doing the same. Could it be to do with players complaining to the ref as well

KeithAFC

Slattsy wrote: »

Every Liverpool fan was hoping for a Chelsea win after that.

Kenny's team talk was made an awful lot easier.

Chelsea will win because Chelsea have Drogba and Liverpool have Andy Carroll.

Guy:Incognito

Sanity_Saviour wrote: »

Im grand

No , your the worst of them all.:)

Melion

KeithAFC wrote: »

Chelsea will win because Chelsea have Drogba and Liverpool have Andy Carroll.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=453lBkR03FI

Lawrence1895

KeithAFC wrote: »

Chelsea will win because Chelsea have Drogba and Liverpool have Andy Carroll.

Nope, Carroll will score the deciding goal and I will have a big smile on my face

smallerthanyou

All clubs have scumbag element. LFC would be more aware of that than most, but I don't judge all by the minority.

smokedeels

In before somebody uses the phrase "going to the dogs"

The_Kew_Tour

Slattsy wrote: »

Typical of em' in fairness, LFC is always on their mind.

I always get giggle when read posts like this

KeithAFC

Melion wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=453lBkR03FI

I don't see what that proves? I think you understand what I mean. I would fancy Drogba to bully the Liverpool defence over Carroll doing the same to the Chelsea defence.

Dubit10

Ganymede Glow wrote: »

United fans singing 'always the victim, it's never your fault' today on the anniversary of Hillsborough.

They were playing Villa

Noticed that myself. It was clearly audible on the stream i was watching. Wonder if it will make the papers or if it's only when fans chant racist abuse?

kevohmsford

It is unfair to label all Chelsea fans a disgrace just because a small minority of their fans acted foolishly.

J. Marston

Slattsy wrote: »

Twas wrong of me of me to paint every fan as a disgrace - sorry lads. Obviously they are all not total scumbags.

But today, of all days, it made me sick to the stomach.

Edit your OP then.

BOHtox

Meanwhile in Ireland...

Dubit10

kevohmsford wrote: »

It is unfair to label all Chelsea fans a disgrace just because a small minority of their fans acted foolishly.

Come off it. Any fool could hear it was'nt "a small minority". It was a total embarrassment and an insult towards the fans that died that day.

niallo27

KeithAFC wrote: »

I don't see what that proves? I think you understand what I mean. I would fancy Drogba to bully the Liverpool defence over Carroll doing the same to the Chelsea defence.

Well going by their last two meetings Liverpool must be favourites, Drogba didnt bully anyone in the league game at stamford bridge earlier in the season. I dont think drogba vs Carrol is going to decide this game.

Sappy404

I can only hope every resource is made available to the FA and Chelsea to identify and ban, for life, the fans responsible for this. It's simply not acceptable. Hopefully it was just a minority.

eugeneious

Ganymede Glow wrote: »

United fans singing 'always the victim, it's never your fault' today on the anniversary of Hillsborough.

They were playing Villa

It should be said that song has nothing to do with Hillsborough.

smokedeels

Sappy404 wrote: »

I can only hope every resource is made available to the FA and Chelsea to identify and ban, for life, the fans responsible for this. It's simply not acceptable. Hopefully it was just a minority.

I think if we have to in-force minute silences with bans then we lose the meaning in them, you're essentially telling people they have to mourn a tragedy.

GavRedKing

Chelsea fans.......are great. I agree.

All other fans bar my own team are scum, 100% of them are all the same in fairness and should be tarred by the one brush.

smokedeels

Dubit10 wrote: »

Noticed that myself. It was clearly audible on the stream i was watching. Wonder if it will make the papers or if it's only when fans chant racist abuse?

AFAIK That chant is a reference to Dalglish's perceived habit of "playing the victim" in the media, and in that case is certainly not comparable to Racist abuse.

Ganymede Glow

smokedeels wrote: »

AFAIK That chant is a reference to Dalglish's perceived habit of "playing the victim" in the media, and in that case is certainly not comparable to Racist abuse.

Yeah sure :rolleyes:

Crann na Beatha

This post has been deleted.

dahat

What a waste of a thread,following on from the Football Forum Status thread this really shows up the quality of threads started..........

Cantona's Collars

smokedeels wrote: »

AFAIK That chant is a reference to Dalglish's perceived habit of "playing the victim" in the media, and in that case is certainly not comparable to Racist abuse.

That is actually true,they are victims of woodwork this season amongst other things such as corrupt refs & Alex Ferguson.

On topic,the ITV coverage showed outraged Chelsea fans near the end of the silence,they clearly weren't happy with the morons chanting during it.

Dubit10

smokedeels wrote: »

AFAIK That chant is a reference to Dalglish's perceived habit of "playing the victim" in the media, and in that case is certainly not comparable to Racist abuse.

Of course it is.

PhlegmyMoses

Dubit10 wrote: »

Of course it is.

You aren't really doing much to dispel the victim mentality perception.

Paully D

Is it just me that's tired of this whole thing ''oh he didn't stay quite during a minutes silence'' thing then? Let me finish before you start jumping down my neck.

Yes, it was an awful tragedy, but do we have minutes silences to remember those that died in the Burnden Park disaster, or the 50 + people that died in the Bradford fire, or the Heysel disaster, or the Ibrox disaster, up and down every ground in the country year after year? The answer is no.

By all means, Liverpool fans have every right to pay their respects to those that died at any time they want, as does every other person, but is there really a need for Liverpool fans to get arsey with supporters from other clubs who weren't associated with the disaster in any way who don't wish to constantly pay their respects now that it's 23 years on? Fair enough if it was at Anfield, or at a Liverpool game, then that would be very poor form to disrupt the silence, but at a neutral ground between two teams that, as I've said, weren't associated at all with the disaster. Come on. I myself would stay quite during a minutes silence, but if fans outside of Liverpool want to pay their respects then they should be allowed to do so in their own time IMO, it shouldn't be enforced.

Also, the fact that Liverpool refused to play the game today and requested that it be moved to the Saturday won't have exactly been very popular with Chelsea, who have a CL game on Wednesday and could have benefited from the extra days rest. This will have contributed to the booing along with the fact it was a 6pm kick off and most fans will be tanked up.

Obviously what happened that day was an awful, awful thing, but 23 years later some people wish to move on, and Liverpool should respect that too.

CSF

Paully D wrote: »

Is it just me that's tired of this whole thing ''oh he didn't stay quite during a minutes silence'' thing then? Let me finish before you start jumping down my neck.

Yes, it was an awful tragedy, but do we have minutes silences to remember those that died in the Burnden Park disaster, or the 50 + people that died in the Bradford fire, or the Heysel disaster, or the Ibrox disaster, up and down every ground in the country year after year? The answer is no.

By all means, Liverpool fans have every right to pay their respects to those that died at any time they want, as does every other person, but is there really a need for Liverpool fans to get arsey with supporters from other clubs who weren't associated with the disaster in any way who don't wish to constantly pay their respects now that it's 23 years on? Fair enough if it was at Anfield, or at a Liverpool game, then that would be very poor form to disrupt the silence, but at a neutral ground between two teams that, as I've said, weren't associated at all with the disaster. Come on. I myself would stay quite during a minutes silence, but if fans outside of Liverpool want to pay their respects then they should be allowed to do so in their own time IMO, it shouldn't be enforced.

Also, the fact that Liverpool refused to play the game today and requested that it be moved to the Saturday won't have exactly been very popular with Chelsea, who have a CL game on Wednesday and could have benefited from the extra days rest. This will have contributed to the booing along with the fact it was a 6pm kick off and most fans will be tanked up.

Obviously what happened that day was an awful, awful thing, but 23 years later some people wish to move on, and Liverpool should respect that too.