cosmicway

It looked like it. Spurs are sh*t. It so happened we could n't settle the game against them and then Taylor came along. Against Everton who gave us a game you can say that we played better.

This team had lost its marbles from the moment they entered Elland road. Wrong system, they were expecting a tame opposition like Spurs. Mendy gifted the match of course. If you do that every time it becomes an uphill struggle. Kai was useless, also Gallagher but nobody really played well. I don't know how good Leeds are going to be till the end of the season but certainly their championshhp days are over.

They 're not Southampton.

This can't be real with Mendy. I 'm afraid it's over with him, Kepa is Chelsea's goalkeeper.

signed

Should have put it to bed. Alright there was Taylor and that counts as starting with a handicap 0-1, but we should have put it to bed. As time was passing I knew it was going to become a Hitchcock affair. Spurs were going to try some counterattacking in the last twenty minutes - only a 3d division side is incapable of doing that under the circumstances. And would there be time to go for the 2-1 ? There was, with James, but then it happened again. Kai and Mount missed the more important chances for the 2-0 / 3-1. We need a guy like Diego.

- About Havertz, we have seen numerous VAR calls with 40+ seconds elapsed time. - The hair pulling is a foul and Taylor let it go. Also If Romero is sent off or sees a yellow as a result of a VAR call then it's a foul. Why else would he be sent off / cautioned and when a VAR call takes place the game resumes from the point of the VAR call incident.

Tuchel-Antonio handshake: Which one of the two guys wanted to hurt the other ? Can you explain me.

the m......ckers equalized.

When someone taps your back like that you say "qu' est que vous voulez mon ami ?" but not Nunez.

Taylor, good old days: Learn Greek to listen to the story.

That character Taylor acted with intention. He did n't do an Orebro or a handball Maradona and probably he would n't want to. But he did what he could to push Tottenham. He did n't mean to be exposed but the way things panned out his malice came to be fully exposed.

Michael Oliver is the good ref. Taylor is rubbish. They should take his whistle away.

Forget the red. Who cares ? But the foul ???

Both Spurs goals were illegal. The hair pulling of course and it is a card (yellow if one shows leniency). On live I did n't see it properly - momentarily I thought Taylor was looking for a pen against us. But I saw the twitter link.

orebro no 2

There are obviously different interpreters as it was not called, but it was a call.

The world is full of Chelsea haters. Last season with the Roman saga they wanted to go 30 years back, find irregularities in the way Roman bought the oil companies in Russia and relegate us to Isthmian league.

Ha, a VAR call for their second too. I did n't know what happened with Cucurella. But the VAR is the same everywhere, so the foul on Kai is a call too - if seen as a foul.

What different phase of play ? I have seen many such and there was no interruption after the foul on Kai. Last year Real won a penalty and they turned it back and gave a penalty to Sevilla.

True, it was 90-10. Any old premier team bar Norwich would press a little in the end, as it was not settled. But Taylor apart we were once more ineffective - like Lukaku days.

Why was there no var for the 1st Spurs goal ? Many such. Last year Real against Sevilla eg.

The last corner was not defended. If all cornerss were like that two out of three would result in goals.

Antonio did not bring Taylor. Spurs did.

Spurs + Taylor.