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RE: CHELSEA
orionmetus > 02/08/2015, 13:13
I actually watched this match, was a really poor match to be honest, Chelsea ladies completely controlled and dominated the match. Never looked like Notts were going to get anything out of it. Surprised there wasn't more goals.
I can't wait for the Chelsea match today, I actually have bt sport as well, considering the amount of content they seem to be getting this year, I'm delighted I do. I hope this is a brilliant game. -
RE: CHELSEA
gooner666 > 02/08/2015, 18:35
I know people say he,s the master of mind games,but i dont think he has a mind,i think his mind is in his ass,cos he talks out of it time after time,,
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho on BT Sport: "We were the best team. We had more initiative, we controlled the game by having ball possession. Arsenal defended with 10 players, they put everybody in front of their own line and they had good organisation, congratulations to them.
"They had a couple of chances in counter attacks but we had ours in organised football. They played their game tactically and found themselves one goal in front without any reason.
"This season the Premier League title is very difficult but it is very difficult for everyone. The way other teams are spending they have big power in the hands while we are the same as last season. And with that we are going to try." -
RE: CHELSEA
gooner666 > 07/08/2015, 11:20
Ruud Gullit: John Terry is the key to Chelsea retaining title
I am looking forward to being back on Match of the Day this season because the Premier League is the most exciting league to watch, and also very difficult to win.
I love to see attacking football but a great defence is always the foundation for success, which is why I think Chelsea will retain their title because they have got the best defender in the world in John Terry.
SHUT UP RUUD,YOU BEEN IN YOUR HOME COUNTRY AGAIN SMOKING THE WACKY BACKY -
RE: CHELSEA
gooner666 > 12/08/2015, 11:31
Premier League - 'Petulant' Mourinho under fire after Chelsea ban Carneiro
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has come under severe criticism for his treatment of club doctor Eva Carneiro, who has been axed from matchday duties by the club.
WHAT HAPPENED
Mourinho was annoyed with his medical staff for entering the pitch to treat midfielder Eden Hazard in the third minute of stoppage time during Chelsea's 2-2 draw with Swansea City at Stamford Bridge on Saturday. With goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois already off the pitch after seeing red on 52 minutes, the Blues briefly went down to nine men after the staff ran on to treat Hazard.
An irate Mourinho suggested after the match that his medical staff did not understand the game. "I wasn't happy with them because even if you are a medical doctor or secretary on the bench, you have to understand the game," he said. "I was sure that Eden didn't have a serious problem. He had a knock and was very tired.
"My medical department left me with eight fit outfield players in a counterattack after a set piece and we were worried we didn't have enough players left. I was unhappy with my medical staff. They were impulsive and naive."
"My medical department left me with eight fit outfield players in a counterattack after a set piece and we were worried we didn't have enough players left. I was unhappy with my medical staff. They were impulsive and naive."
Carneiro later posted on Facebook to thank the public for their support, which is unlikely to have amused Chelsea, or indeed Mourinho.
HOW CHELSEA REACTED
Quickly and firmly: Carneiro is set to lose her place on the bench for Sunday's trip to Manchester City.
Carneiro is still the first-team doctor and will continue working with the squad on a daily basis but her responsibilities at the club will be scaled back, according to reports. She will no longer attend training sessions, matches or enter the team hotel.
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY
Sam Wallace, The Independent:
The message, in the case of Eva Carneiro, seems to be that if you cross Jose Mourinho at Chelsea then, as ever, there can be just one outcome: you are marginalised and, in the long term, out the door. Length of service or reputation does not matter one bit. The club are well aware that the fallout from the Carneiro case will not portray them in a good light. With all her major duties removed – on-field care during matches, even a presence on the training field at Cobham – it means that Carneiro, the club’s first-team doctor, is expected to leave sooner rather than later... In the context of life at Chelsea that [Facebook post] looked provocative, given how much the club discourages backroom staff from make
any public pronouncements. It appeared that these nondescript few words of gratitude had sealed Carneiro’s fate and her time at Chelsea was as good as up... The reasons for her demotion lie squarely at the feet of Mourinho, who will have his rationale for a decision that he knows will make life very difficult for his club over the next few days. Whether any of it makes sense, beyond a truculent assertion of his power at the club, remains to be seen.
WHAT A FUCKING SPOILT JUMPED UP LOWLIFE HE IS,
hope he gets hurt on the pitch or dugout and needs her help and goes sorry im off, -
RE: CHELSEA
Jose Mourinho > 12/08/2015, 11:35
Bit of an overreaction in my opinion. I can understand about the lack of men, counterattack.. all that lot though. But to ban her from matchdays and training is a bit stupid. If youre annoyed at her then warn her not to do it again, dont friggin ban her from games and training sessions ffs.
Not a Mourinho fan then Gooner? :P
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RE: CHELSEA
gooner666 > 12/08/2015, 11:46
(12/08/2015, 11:35)Jose Mourinho Wrote: Bit of an overreaction in my opinion. I can understand about the lack of men, counterattack.. all that lot though. But to ban her from matchdays and training is a bit stupid. If youre annoyed at her then warn her not to do it again, dont friggin ban her from games and training sessions ffs.
i dont think he knows some of reactions sometimes,i think he is a bit twisted in the head, he is getting worse season after season,i hope he gets a kick in the head to knock loads of sense in to that small brain of his,our game does not need him like he thinks we do,i for one will be so happy when they lose the title and roman wakes up and to see him for what he really is,
Not a Mourinho fan then Gooner? :P
To be honest i hope she gets reinstated for matchdays and training. I doubt she really deserves this punishment.
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RE: CHELSEA
Jose Mourinho > 12/08/2015, 11:50
Blimey. Well given i named my account thingy after him and im also a Spurs fan.. you must dislike me somewhat.. lols :P -
RE: CHELSEA
gooner666 > 12/08/2015, 12:09
(12/08/2015, 11:50)Jose Mourinho Wrote: Blimey. Well given i named my account thingy after him and im also a Spurs fan.. you must dislike me somewhat.. lols :P
well given that name of yours and you support thingy,i got to feel sorry for you havn,t i,i guess we all have some sort of nervous breakdown once in while :D -
RE: CHELSEA
care3 > 12/08/2015, 21:19
Arsenal fans always seem to have a nervous breakdown when Mourinho says something even if it isn't anything to do with Arsenal. It's so funny I've never seen any other sets of supporters get baited so easily by Mourinho long may it continue.