ChelseasMessiah

The Russian won't, he won't 'live' with it. He will pull the trigger.

And rightly so, I wouldn't want our team to play this type of football regularly in big games, especially NOT AT ARSENAL.

This isn't the Mourinho I know. Apparently he lost his "always try to win" mentality in the big games. Disappointed from his fear. He used to be the "Special-One", well now he isn't anymore he is just an ordinary good manager.

The problem for him is will Roman accept this type of football in the long term? Hundreds of millions of pounds of attacking talent all for us to aim for draws against the big teams. It may work for now but soon he could be falling out with the owner like last time when he got more negative with his tactics.

Naaa that is not the point though mate, we are not complaining about the result but rather the MENTALITY. Typical Jose again.

Our team is not unbalanced? WTF?
Having no good enough midfielders nor strikers, but having 6 AMs is considered what now?
Also, our defence is already bad enough even with our starters, imagine if JT and/or Dave get injured...
Sorry, but our squad is very badly built and that is not from this season!

So long as we get a central midfielder in January I won't mind whether we get a striker or a centre half. Our CM is the weakest link in the team and it's costing us offensively and defensively.

Oscar lost his father in a car crash when he was two years old, once he was in his early teens he made a vouch he would look after his mother & sister, and came through the ranks at one of the most competitive football academies in Brazil. He scored a hat-trick in the U-20 World Cup final and got 12 goals and 12 assists in his first season in Europe playing mostly out wide. He may not look it, but paradoxically, Oscar is one tough motherfucker.
I do get your point though, although I think Oscar was a bad example.

It's not as big a deal as it's being made out, imo, but he should have asked Jose before going.
I think Ash is on his way out of the club soon.

This fucking kid is dynamite. I think he's even more technical and gracious on the ball than Liverpool's Coutinho who is also ridiculously gifted on the ball. He only needs to add goals to his game.

This fucking kid is dynamite. I think he's even more technical and gracious on the ball than Liverpool's Coutinho who is also ridiculously gifted on the ball. He only needs to add goals to his game.

Oscar lost his father in a car crash when he was two years old, once he was in his early teens he made a vouch he would look after his mother & sister, and came through the ranks at one of the most competitive football academies in Brazil. He scored a hat-trick in the U-20 World Cup final and got 12 goals and 12 assists in his first season in Europe playing mostly out wide. He may not look it, but paradoxically, Oscar is one tough motherfucker.
I do get your point though, although I think Oscar was a bad example.

This fucking kid is dynamite. I think he's even more technical and gracious on the ball than Liverpool's Coutinho who is also ridiculously gifted on the ball. He only needs to add goals to his game.

Mourinho is gonna get the bullet if he persists playing past-it players. That's all it comes down to really. It's unfair on the lads who perform to have to carry dead weight every single match we play. It's fucking preposterous.

In terms of priority....
1.we need a CM/DM
2. we need a clinical finisher upfront
3. we need to find a quality, young CB at the end of the season

I challenge you to stop being so biased towards certain players (e.g Cahill, Lampard)
Cahill is an average defender with a poor reading of the game, he's only getting chances at Chelsea because we don't have any other experienced options when JT needs a break

WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT?! There were THREE chances they created because he ran out of position and there was a Sunderland player sitting right where he should have been. If Luiz had done this, he'd be roasted. I know this to be a fact because he's done it a few times this season. By the way, did you not notice how he completely fucked up their match winner? He nearly ran into Essien. You'd think he was guarding Ribery or Ronaldo doing some skills moves the way he jumped out of his position so badly, giving him a wide open shooting lane. YOU HAVE THE AGENDA!

Fixed it for you

He and Essien were at fault for both goals. Made a few other mistakes as well. Saying that you can't criticize his performance yesterday is just ridiculous.

very poor last night. ^totally agree with whats written above.

Cahill with no JT to compensate, and just Mikel and Lampard to provide cover up front.
An accident waiting to happen. Even against the worst of teams.

One of the stupidest things i've read on the forum.
Anyone who thinks Cahill had a good performance against Sunderland needs their head checked...

Yes, criticizing a centreback who was at fault for both of their goals and has been extremely poor this season clearly means that I'm plastic and I have an agenda
Fuck's sake, this guy could score five own goals and these numpties would still have a go at people criticizing him.

I bet Cahill is scared of his own shadow. He's a mediocre player who once in every 15 games comes up with a decent clearance. Other than that he enjoys backing away from strikers and passing the buck.

Fucking horrible, this tosspot. He should be nowhere near this side on the back of such shambolic displays this season.