Blueboy

Malouda has been pretty poor today, as was Drogba, as was Lampard until he scored his penalty! With 2-0 on the score sheet, Wigan still can get back in to it. They may have only 10 players left on the field, but we didn't really convince either. Carlo wasn't so happy about it, so the boys hopefully will come out in the second half with all guns blazing

BRING ON THE 7 GOALS!!!!

YES PENALTY + RED CARD WE ARE CRUISING HERE!!!1

None of the players are themselves wich is worrying :censored:, a pass like that from Lampard

Wigan keep hoping this way, start creating more Chels! COME ON!!!

We need that second goal, come on boys!!!

YADFKGG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

COME ON, MAKE THE MOST OF IT!!!!

I hate it when we looks nervous on the pitch

Yes, the bridge is on to it, great atmosphere by the looks of it!

Fuck, fuck, fuck, fuck, NERVES!!!!!!! PLEASE DO IT LADS

Butterflies . COME ON YOU BLUES!

Only 46 minutes left till kick-off. Put on my jersey with the champions-badges of 05/06, hopefully it'll bring some luck

Certainly, they could use some of the Wages of Ballack, Deco, Carvalho etc to offer our youngsters better contracts

Okay, can't wait for the match to begin actualy, despite begin nervy as hell . I know we can do this, this is the position we all wanted to be in. And no we have arrived there, we shouldn't be afraid of Wigan, believe in our boys, roar them on in a couple of hours! KTBFFH

Drogba11CFC Posted 18 August 2009 - 09:44 PM 'You can by enough players to field 5 1st teams at once, but it takes real persistence to beat an anglophobic frenchist.' -------------- About (city) winning the CL

About Cork that may be true, but i definetely wouldn't be so sure of Stoch! What i heard at the start of the season is that he had a clause inlcuded that he could be bought by Twente at the end of the season if they wanted to. Don't know if that's true, but Stoch also said later on in the season he wasn't so sure about his future at Chelsea.

We love you Stamford we do!

Burnley midfielder Cork is ready to leave Chelsea, says father ALAN Cork has revealed that son Jack is ready to seek a permanent move away from Chelsea – and would have no qualms about dropping down to the Championship to play for Burnley again next season. The former Wimbledon and Sheffield United striker is due at Turf Moor tomorrow to see Jack in action on the final day of the campaign against Tottenham, and has taken great pride in seeing his son take his first steps in the top flight with the Clarets – making them one of a select group of fathers and sons to have both played in the Premier League. The 20-year-old has impressed since joining from Chelsea in January, having had a spell with Coventry earlier in the season following previous loan spells with Bournemouth, Scunthorpe, Southampton and Watford. Many Burnley fans hope that Cork could return to Turf Moor on loan again next season. But a permanent switch could also now be a possibility, funds permitting, with the midfielder set to give up on his dream of making the first team at Stamford Bridge – even if he may also attract interest from elsewhere. “I think he’s pretty much realised now that it’s not going to happen for him at Chelsea,” said Alan. “He has been there since he was seven but they’ve got about 40 players, and they have just won the Youth Cup so they have a lot of good young players. “They have Ryan Bertrand who has been out on loan at Reading, Scott Sinclair at Wigan and Michael Mancienne at Wolves. “If eight or nine of them go back at once they’re not all going to get a game. “Jack has got two years left on his contract at Chelsea, so it’s all down to what they want to do. “I think Coventry put a bid in for him previously but they turned it down. “He’ll go back to speak to Chelsea and Frank Arnesen on Monday or Tuesday and find out what their plans are. “He has played in a few teams that have been struggling now and I think he would just like to be in a team that is winning more games. “He would go anywhere. “I don’t think dropping down to the Championship would worry him. “It’s been disappointing for Jack that Burnley have been relegated but personally it has gone well for him. “He has enjoyed it there.” Alan, now 51, scored goals galore during his time at Wimbledon and is desperate to see Jack break his Clarets duck tomorrow. “I scored a lot of goals and that’s the one thing he hasn’t done,” said Alan, who left his coaching role at Bolton when manager Gary Megson was relieved of his duties. “Jack has got everything else. He can pass the ball, which I could never do, he doesn’t give the ball away. “He just needs to score some goals! I think he’d love to get one on Sunday. “I was at Fulham when he came on for his debut for Burnley and he was really pleased about that because he was excited to play in the Premier League. “They have been good to him there. I know Paul Fletcher from Coventry, and I know Stuart Gray as well because I worked with Steve Wigley at Bolton and those two are close. “There are only three or four fathers and sons who have played in the Premier League so I’m proud to see Jack doing well. “He’s a nice lad and he’s played 120 games now so he’s quite experienced. “I played until I was 36 and made 700 appearances. He’s certainly on course for that.” ----------- Lancashire Telegraph ----------- That would be poor, i think he at least should be given a chance for next season!

Rofl , nice one mate!

We will see who has the last laugh then :champions:. They mustn't think about the importance of the game, just play their hearts out like they never did before and we will win it. Show them why we have a lion in our clubcrest.

He should do something like Scharner did, shave it all off, and a blue 'Powned' on the back of his head

The last one can be easily countered with something about's JT's dad i'm afraid . This time around not a single scouser sang

Even I noticed that , 'they was' yeah right mate

RELIEF, everything works at normal speed again and no more errors