Atlas Lion

Top 4 ATM is anyone's guess

His best performances have come from him playing deep. I'm convinced that is where he will blossom

Bosingwa did

Such a fucking shame. Ramires got away with challenges like that before but not today

Everyone's been brilliant so far but special shout outs to Cech, Schurrle, Hazard, Luiz, and Torres.

He's managed different clubs in different leagues around the country. He's won major titles in different countries and yet we are the only club he truly loves and never walked out on. He's chosen us to come back to. Give him fucking time, he has alot of changes in transition he needs to implement. Stop judging him after 3 fucking games, especially when we came out of Old Trafford with a point. Like it or not he is a tactician of highest quality. Brian Clough even preferred Jose over SAF

Since when is Ivanovic LB?

And yet we lost 2-0 goal leads against Relegation fighters at home and lost to west brom and west ham in the process?

Every lineup Mou deploys is solely based on tactics. We are most likely going to defend and break from the counter. Torres has the experience to put pressure on their defensive line and applies a suitable defensive option when defending set pieces.

My dog with glasses on is more reliable than Sky Italia

It literally sums of the vast majority of Chelsea fans now adays and their pathetic attitude. This has been easily one of or the hardest games of the season, and we got out of there with a point. And people are complaining? Our players were bought for hefty prices due to their POTENTIAL. They still need to develop. No way are they ready to just full on attack United at Old Trafford and expecting a result. Especially when they are the reigning champions Second off, thank GOD Mourinho actually knows the quality that Michael Carrick has (unlike the lot of you) and packed the midfield to diminish any space he would find to pick out RVP. Top of the league, Moyes has still yet to win at Old Trafford. Stop fucking complaining.

United have a 45million bid on Ozil. Possibly Rooney's replacement?

Disgrace. Literally think they condone this stuff as soon as they arrive to the club

Sloppy, but got the 3 points. Who knows, maybe the outcome of this game could potentially win us the title. Lampard was off but was solid defensively imo. Either way, wouldn't start him against United.Thought Oscar was fantastic when he played a bit deeper after the 2nd goal. Ivanovic won us this game but he could of easily have bloody well cost us this one. So many times he feels the need to commit immature fouls that usually end up as a goal or a sending off. Demba Ba was poor but he at least look threatening with his runs whereas Torres feels the need to join the midfield and leave us with no fucking outlet. What I would start against United. ------------Lukaku---------- Hazard-----------------Schurrle ------------Oscar----------------- ---DeBryune---Ramires--- Cole---------------Azpiliecueta --------Terry---Luiz-------------- --------------Cech-----------------

Why not? He's proven in the league at a tender age. Tormented Arsenal and City. Scored against Liverpool and a hatrick against United? He shows all the signs of a growing player and by his interviews he has gain a level of maturity that gives him a strive for excellence. Not to mention he will only grow to become better with the class players around him and supporting him.

Erm, Why? He's a big game bottler and unproven in the Premier League. He has to be on a team where HE is the star, that is how he shines.

TBH, the penalties isn't what had me in a knot after the match and then months after. It was during the incident in extra time where Ferdinando completely (Ray Mysterio'd) Joe Cole yet Cole stood on his feet and tried to rescue the ball. I remember during that incident I was complaining why he didn't just fall down considering if he were to go down in any way 98% of the time it would of been a penalty.

It was actually Mata for Pastore, and thank fuck that didn't happen.

A really good analysis, but I knew this sort of ordeal years ago. VDS played a brilliant mind game and got the better of Anelka. Was a great experience for the lads and fans and we learned from it. What makes it a little more worse was the fact VDS dove the opposite side of Terry's kick, meaning if he didn't slip it would of went no where near VDS

As fucking if! Bore off Considering you haven't proved anything which could back up your hilarious conspiracy. And that foul should of been picked up by the linesman not identifying the contact between Evans and Drogba, not fucking Atkinson who was blocked by Fletcher and other players in front of his view. He also gave us the foul that wasn't for Fletcher which led to the Terry goal in 2009, kept Luiz on the pitch after numerous sending off challenges in which Luiz got us a goal right afterwards in 2011, gave us a goal against Spurs in which the ball was not even remotely close to going over the line and a non penalty right afterwards in 2011, and in the Fa cup semi he favored us the entire match against Spurs and awarded us the second goal in which it wasn't. He has saved our arse on numerous occasions

Are you both actually fucking serious? This reaction should be the other way around. Atkinson has saved our arse on numerous occasions, or is your sheer hatred and belief that United are always favored by the FA, completely blinding you? To put this in terms of your guy's understanding, Atkinson, is like our own Howard Webb, to United. He gave us the non foul for Fletcher in 2009, which led to the Terry goal. He still allowed Luiz on the pitch after countless fouls that could of got him sent of, he got us the goal which led to the victory back in 2011. He 90% of the time favors us in the matches we are up against, especially Tottenham as i don't ever remember a time when he was the official that he hasn't favored us. If anything, this is good news.

I would be all for this Rooney deal but we have Torres who is literally like a nightmare we can't wake up out of

Good thing we missed out on Fernando Llorente Torres

The moment he retired from International duty was the happiest news I've ever heard. He will be key this season if he stays healthy.

Would like to see how he partners with Ramires.