Chelsea Team Talk/Gossip/Rumours

pistolpetes11 · 02-03-2010 02:37AM

pistolpetes11 wrote: »

A lot of rumbling's about CA on chelsea chat also.

Tactics being the major gripe along with subbing YJC when he seemed like the only Chelsea player on the park capable of doing something special.

I will judge CA at the end of the season , this month is now the major stress test for him and Chelsea

Man U will more than likely go back on top this weekend when we face a tough test from a decent stoke team that will casue lots of problems with Rory Delaps long throw in's.

Then a london Derby against West Ham who willing be fighting tooth and nail to stay in the EPL.

Huge game against Inter with the master back at the bridge

Then away to Blackburn side who have beaten us there already this season

Game against Pompy away if there still in business , I believe HMRC have them back in court in the morning as they are not happy about the club being let go into administration.

Then a nice handy home game against Villa side that are looking really good.

The Season could be made this March or it could be all over come the end of March.

Be a brave man to call the outcome of the month.

I know CHD will go for 6 wins all with a 2-3 wining goal margin

I bloody wish !

Jasus just noticed our next game after Villa is Man U away !!!

DazMarz · 02-03-2010 02:47AM

3rd of April is D-Day... Big time.

-Chelsea Win:

-United Win:

-Draw: Arsenal Fans:

Whoever wins that, could easily be the champions. A draw could throw the title to North London.

kryogen · 02-03-2010 02:55AM

DazMarz wrote: »

3rd of April is D-Day... Big time.

-Chelsea Win:

-United Win:

-Draw: Arsenal Fans:

Whoever wins that, could easily be the champions. A draw could throw the title to North London.

Arsenal wont be involved at that stage though

DazMarz · 02-03-2010 02:58AM

kryogen wrote: »

Arsenal wont be involved at that stage though

Jesus, I wouldn't go that far, man, tbh... With the list of games they have, the way they seem to be playing at the min... They could easily come from behind with a huge surge and become the shocker winners yet. Tho I can still see them choking up at the crucial stage, they could just man up and shock us all!

pistolpetes11 · 02-03-2010 10:16AM

After over two hours o trying I managed to get a ticket for the Inter match

Strange thing is that when I refreshed my page for 2000th time I reckon, that it just had an option for one ticket priced at £35 . Only when I selected the amount did it show me that it was in the East Lower Family section, now the page did not have the usual individual family tickets purchased in this area will be cancelled section so I am hoping it will be all good !

pistolpetes11 · 02-03-2010 10:24AM

Excellent point made on chelsea chat this morning .

*The swearaotron system replaces the foul language with Cockney slang as its a family friendly site*

Chelsea chat ( The Shed) wrote:

'Deco asks to leave Chelsea'' oh well, seeing as you've been
such a facking servant to the club fella, why not...

cattle trucking cheek off the bloke, £8million the spacky little bar steward cost - how the cattle truck are we going to recoup that from some button shuffling brazilian outfit?

This squad needs a cattle trucking tidal wave sweeping through it in the summer, in terms of attitude, age and ability - but fack me, we're not a charity

Crann na Beatha · 02-03-2010 10:36AM

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pistolpetes11 · 02-03-2010 10:48AM

Iolar wrote: »

who is YJC lads?

Joe Cole , dont know why he is called YJC , prob stands for Young Joe Cole and the name seems to have stuck with him on the Chelsea chat forum.

DazMarz · 02-03-2010 01:59PM

I hope your ticket is all good for this game, pistols... If not, just latch onto some family that's going in anyway! Hahahaha!

pistolpetes11 · 02-03-2010 05:32PM

Just rang the Club there now, Lovely lady by the name of Sophie informs me that they are allowing normal adult ticket sales in the family area for the game

DazMarz · 02-03-2010 07:43PM

pistolpetes11 wrote: »

Just rang the Club there now, Lovely lady by the name of Sophie informs me that they are allowing normal adult ticket sales in the family area for the game

Yeeha... very much so. Nice one, man..

Might be able to swing myself a ticket for the game now... Camp outside the box office if not! Haha.:D

DazMarz · 03-03-2010 02:38AM

Tickets for Chelsea vs. Internazionale Milano are now confirmed SOLD OUT. Hadn't seriously intended heading over, but I was trying to get a couple for a friend of a friend. That's kinda gone now... Looking forward to the game tho. Should be a cracker.

kryogen · 03-03-2010 02:45AM

pistolpetes11 wrote: »

Excellent point made on chelsea chat this morning .

*The swearaotron system replaces the foul language with Cockney slang as its a family friendly site*

lots of cattle trucking going on there

are there lots of farmers on that site?

kryogen · 03-03-2010 02:46AM

DazMarz wrote: »

Jesus, I wouldn't go that far, man, tbh... With the list of games they have, the way they seem to be playing at the min... They could easily come from behind with a huge surge and become the shocker winners yet. Tho I can still see them choking up at the crucial stage, they could just man up and shock us all!

positive thinking my friend

in my head neither Arsenal nor your lot will be involved at that stage

one horse race ftw!

DazMarz · 03-03-2010 02:54AM

kryogen wrote: »

positive thinking my friend

in my head neither Arsenal nor your lot will be involved at that stage

one horse race ftw!

Not quite a race then... is it, squire??? Lol...:D

Nah, it'll be a bitter war of attrition between the remaining three, IMO. Ironic, Arsenal were supposed to be gone when Chelsea stuffed them in the Bridge... But back they've come and with the easiest run in of any of us... Great fun.

growler · 03-03-2010 05:14PM

a rare bit of sense from Martin Samuels (who i usually despise) on the Terry Booooooo Saga

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1254966/MARTIN-SAMUEL-Its-time-boo-boys-stopped-hanging-John-Terry-dry-.html?ITO=1490

The moral to this story, then, is do not commit adultery. No, wait, it can't be because David Beckham is adored by the Wembley crowd and he was at it with Rebecca Loos. Right, the moral to this story is if you are going to commit adultery, make sure your wife is not a singer with a popular girl band. No, scratch that. Hold on, let me think. Aha, the moral to this story is, if you're going to commit adultery don't do it on your doorstep, with the ex of a team-mate or, say, a personal assistant. Damn, nearly had it that time. Look, let's just say that the moral to this story is if you're going to commit adultery, first make sure you are David Beckham or people are going to take a pretty dim view of it

SlickRic · 03-03-2010 05:41PM

to be fair, it doesn't help that Terry isn't the most pleasant of individuals in the first place.

in the words of Craig Bellamy, 'everyone knows what he's like'. obviously they do, and the media took this story as a means to go for the jugular.

as opposed to Beckham, whose a good guy by all accounts.

that seems rather simplistic, but genuinely, i think that's why he's been so vilified.

Johner · 03-03-2010 05:57PM

SlickRic wrote: »

in the words of Craig Bellamy, 'everyone knows what he's like'. obviously they do, and the media took this story as a means to go for the jugular.

That's rich coming from Bellamy.

bullpost · 03-03-2010 05:57PM

SlickRic wrote: »

to be fair, it doesn't help that Terry isn't the most pleasant of individuals in the first place.

in the words of Craig Bellamy, 'everyone knows what he's like'. obviously they do, and the media took this story as a means to go for the jugular.

as opposed to Beckham, whose a good guy by all accounts.

that seems rather simplistic, but genuinely, i think that's why he's been so vilified.

Could be. When Craig Bellamy is the moral high ground you're pretty close to the bottom feeders

DazMarz · 03-03-2010 05:59PM

If you're going to commit adultery, make sure you do it more discreetly. Don't do a John Terry/Ashley Cole/Tony Soprano on it and flaunt it. Do it very much on the sly!

But I agree with Ric here; apart from Chelsea fans (even then, some Chelsea fans despise him) John Terry is not a loved figure. He is out and out despised by an awful lot of people. As an RTE Sports Reporter said to me, "He's a bóllocks to all those around him at Chelsea; nasty to the staff and to everyone. Not a nice man." I still have an awful lot of time for him as 'Il Capodecima' of Chelsea, but as a person I have very little time for him.

bullpost · 03-03-2010 06:05PM

DazMarz wrote: »

But I agree with Ric here; apart from Chelsea fans (even then, some Chelsea fans despise him) John Terry is not a loved figure. He is out and out despised by an awful lot of people. As an RTE Sports Reporter said to me, "He's a bóllocks to all those around him at Chelsea; nasty to the staff and to everyone. Not a nice man." I still have an awful lot of time for him as 'Il Capodecima' of Chelsea, but as a person I have very little time for him.

Agreed. Just because you support a team doesn't mean you buy into everything about that team. Only player on the current team I really like is Essien. I admire most of them but he's the only one I've warmed to. Before him Desailly and Zola - I go back a bit!

DazMarz · 03-03-2010 06:10PM

bullpost wrote: »

Agreed. Just because you support a team doesn't mean you buy into everything about that team. Only player on the current team I really like is Essien. I admire most of them but he's the only one I've warmed to. Before him Desailly and Zola - I go back a bit!

At the same time, I've a lot of respect for Lampard. He's done things in the past that smack of utter gobshítery, but he seems to be a sound guy and is supposed to be of genius level intelligence (even if he has thrown common sense out the window at times).

But it is something that has often been thrown at footballers in this day and age: that they are nothing more than overpaid, ignorant and overall nasty people who, if it were not for football, would most likely be in prison today...... Or at least giving me fries with that...

bullpost · 03-03-2010 06:15PM

DazMarz wrote: »

At the same time, I've a lot of respect for Lampard. He's done things in the past that smack of utter gobshítery, but he seems to be a sound guy and is supposed to be of genius level intelligence (even if he has thrown common sense out the window at times).

But it is something that has often been thrown at footballers in this day and age: that they are nothing more than overpaid, ignorant and overall nasty people who, if it were not for football, would most likely be in prison today...... Or at least giving me fries with that...

Yep - I do like Lampard. He's done some bad stuff in past but who at that age hasn't - not me! Ashley Cole is someone who I've warmed to purely based on his immense performances for us. Didn't like him when he came but he's won me over. Again he's not someone I'd look forward to going for a few pint with though.

DazMarz · 03-03-2010 06:27PM

bullpost wrote: »

Yep - I do like Lampard. He's done some bad stuff in past but who at that age hasn't - not me! Ashley Cole is someone who I've warmed to purely based on his immense performances for us. Didn't like him when he came but he's won me over. Again he's not someone I'd look forward to going for a few pint with though.

If he brings them slappers of women he's been screwing, I'd gladly go for a pint....:D

CHD · 03-03-2010 08:32PM

DazMarz wrote: »

If you're going to commit adultery, make sure you do it more discreetly. Don't do a John Terry/Ashley Cole/Tony Soprano on it and flaunt it. Do it very much on the sly!

But I agree with Ric here; apart from Chelsea fans (even then, some Chelsea fans despise him) John Terry is not a loved figure. He is out and out despised by an awful lot of people. As an RTE Sports Reporter said to me, "He's a bóllocks to all those around him at Chelsea; nasty to the staff and to everyone. Not a nice man." I still have an awful lot of time for him as 'Il Capodecima' of Chelsea, but as a person I have very little time for him.

As much as Terry is a idiot he does not treat players and staff badly. He is actually a brilliant captain in that sense. Helps the young lads and is there for everyone. Only good thing about him.

kryogen · 03-03-2010 09:49PM

growler wrote: »

a rare bit of sense from Martin Samuels (who i usually despise) on the Terry Booooooo Saga

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1254966/MARTIN-SAMUEL-Its-time-boo-boys-stopped-hanging-John-Terry-dry-.html?ITO=1490

The moral to this story, then, is do not commit adultery. No, wait, it can't be because David Beckham is adored by the Wembley crowd and he was at it with Rebecca Loos. Right, the moral to this story is if you are going to commit adultery, make sure your wife is not a singer with a popular girl band. No, scratch that. Hold on, let me think. Aha, the moral to this story is, if you're going to commit adultery don't do it on your doorstep, with the ex of a team-mate or, say, a personal assistant. Damn, nearly had it that time. Look, let's just say that the moral to this story is if you're going to commit adultery, first make sure you are David Beckham or people are going to take a pretty dim view of it

right, cause Becks has never been booed everywhere but Old Trafford before

short memories?

SlickRic · 03-03-2010 11:29PM

Johner wrote: »

That's rich coming from Bellamy.

bullpost wrote: »

Could be. When Craig Bellamy is the moral high ground you're pretty close to the bottom feeders

the fact bellamy said it has nothing to do with how true his statement is.

OJ Simpson could have said it, it wouldn't make it any less true.

to be honest it'll eventually blow over i reckon. but Terry may need to achieve something 'big' with England for it to happen.

Beckham had the Greece game where he was ultimately forgiven by the British public and media.

Terry may need to have a similar impact on England's fortunes for people to let him away with it. it's just the reality of how fickle us football fans can be.

Johner · 04-03-2010 12:02AM

SlickRic wrote: »

the fact bellamy said it has nothing to do with how true his statement is.

OJ Simpson could have said it, it wouldn't make it any less true.

I never said it wasn't. Most Chelsea fans realize Terry is a bit of an arse.

Peyton Manning · 04-03-2010 12:06AM

A girl I lived with for a year who's father was quite high up in the Chelsea PR department (or something like that, dont remember his positon exactly) was at some corporate event that the Chelsea players also attended and had some "charming" stories to tell about Terry and co. Didn't come as a surprise to me that he's an adulterer tbh. The likes of Essien, Cech and Del Horno surprisingly featured in some stories as well!

kryogen · 04-03-2010 12:13AM

Archimedez wrote: »

A girl I lived with for a year who's father was quite high up in the Chelsea PR department (or something like that, dont remember his positon exactly) was at some corporate event that the Chelsea players also attended and had some "charming" stories to tell about Terry and co. Didn't come as a surprise to me that he's an adulterer tbh. The likes of Essien, Cech and Del Horno surprisingly featured in some stories as well!

ORLY??

do tell

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