Changingman_2000

Interviewed by bloke from the BBC after the Manc derby today. When asked about wankstain Ferdinand walking off the pitch at the final whistle covered in claret. "It's ridiculous, It happened at Chelsea earlier in the season, We had seats, cigarette lighters and coins thrown at the players" Every one of these missile must have rattled off Shrek's face then, going by the look of the scouse granny shagging fuck wit.

All in all a good, and hugely important win. Good to see Frank back, very timely. Strange that our management consider Ashley and Frank as almost has beens, when non other than Glasgow finest still rates Giggs and Scholes highly, both at least four years older than Frank. They have both always kept themselves super fit so, as long as the money works, get them signed up. Good to see Torres with a smile finally and Victor Moses is really starting to look a proper player. Very well done to the huge Chelsea turnout yesterday. Easy enough for me to get there from Glasgow, but the turnout from London, etc, was massive. Considering how pony our form has been. Well done to all.

lol, Nice one

This is a huge game, no question. Will Torres carry on from Wednesday?, will he start Frank as he should? If we lose this then I have no idea where this leaves Manuel. A draw is also no good, we need the win.

I see Fergie is at it again today. You have to laugh, If he was our boss we would be lapping up the wind up's. Much in the same way we enjoyed the various off beat comments from Jose..... Alex Ferguson: Manchester City get too many penalties at home Comments (314) Sir Alex Ferguson has questioned the number of penalties rivals Manchester City are given at home. Since the start of the 2010-11 season City have been awarded 20 Premier League spot-kicks at home to Manchester United's 13. However, last season United were given nine penalties at Old Trafford - one more than their neighbours. Premier League home penalties since 2010-2011Manchester City: 20 Manchester United: 13 Chelsea: 10 Fulham: 9 Newcastle United: 9 (Stats courtesy of Opta) "If we got that number of penalty kicks there'd be an inquiry in the House of Commons," the United boss said. "There'd be a protest." Ferguson was speaking ahead of Sunday's Manchester derby at the Etihad Stadium, with his side three points ahead in first place. Opta stats show that City have been awarded four penalties at home so far this Premier League season, scoring three. United have missed both of the two they have won at Old Trafford. In the 2010-2011 Premier League season City were given six more home penalties than United, with a total of eight.

I think he can probably explain that himself then if he feels offended, in which case I would happily apologise. Why you are involved I don't know.

Rafa, finally says what he really thinks, THE TRUTH IS OUT!..... http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=rmj89kDwmHw

I'm not being funny about this, but can you seriously not recall him saying any of them?, Really? I can recall the press conference, the lot. The wild reaction of the sky reporters, everything. And you dont recall any of them?

So he's off in June then? or earlier preferably

So you believe that load of pony then?

You are miles off, miles off. Best available? or cheapest? dear god

And what is supposed to be happening in June?

What are you on you clown??? Does/Has Fergie cunt us off? Redknapp? Anyone to the extent that he has?? they are all rivals? Wenger may have had a gentle prod, but no more, Jose soon put him to bed with the "voyeur" remark. I aint crying about it, I'm voicing my disgust about such a pathetic appointment? Alright with you is it? Fucking move on, lol

I think he fell out the boat, causing the metre's high tsunami. It could have been a couple of metres higher but fortunately his mouth was open at the time

Rafa Benitez quotes on Chelsea Chelsea supporters might not like these quotes "Chelsea is a big club with fantastic players, every manager wants to coach a such a big team. But I would never take that job, in respect for my former team at Liverpool, no matter what. For me there is only one club in England, and that's Liverpool."(2007) "If Chelsea are naive and pure then I'm Little Red Riding Hood." (2007) "We don't need to give away flags for our fans to wave - our supporters are always there with their hearts, and that is all we need. It's the passion of the fans that helps to win matches - not flags." (in regards to the 2007 Champions League semi-final between the sides. The quote has been immortalised in a plaque at Liverpool's training ground) "I'm sure Chelsea do not like playing Liverpool. When they are talking and talking and talking before the game it means they are worried. Maybe they're afraid?" (on the same tie) "We were good friends until Liverpool started winning, then he started changing his mind." (on thenChelsea boss Jose Mourinho) "After the game, Sheila, who was sitting right in line in the main stand, said to me that the ball had crossed the line. She is a very honest person and that was good enough for me. It was a goal." (on taking his secretary's word that Luis Garcia's so-called 'ghost goal' had crossed the line in the 2005 Champions League semi-final between the sides) "To me, Arsenal played much better football two or three years ago. They won matches and were exciting to watch. Barcelona and Milan too. They create excitement so how can you say Chelsea are the best in the world?" (after Chelsea's first Premier League title win) Leagues: Premier League Teams: Chelsea F.C.

And exactly why does he merit a chance with us? On what grounds? He cunted us off, all very smug at the time, aint so smug now. He fucked up Inter after Jose had left. Blamed his demise at Snivelpool on everything and everybody else with the notable exception of himself. He, in no way, deserves a chance with us. Has done absolutely fuck all to merit a chance with us.

Interesting angles from the press, both broadsheet and gutter, on the arrival of FSW http://www.101greatgoals.com/comment-analysis-round-up/chelsea-fans-hate-benitez-west-ham-fans-hate-at-jews-spurs-pep-tipped-for-man-city-everton-eye-an-ex-arsenal-goalie/

Six of those points came against a pub team. Out of a possible twelve from Shaktar and Juve, we only got four points, and were fucking lucky to beat Shaktar at home.

I didnt place older fans above other fans, I voiced an opinion. You can take that as you please

I didnt say I was above anyone, at any time. This club, at present has absolutely fuck all dignity. Do you know some shit fans?

We didn't "fail with dignity". We failed because we were shit throughout. Struggled away in Denmark, outclassed by Shaktar and horsed by Juve. Where is the dignity in that???? We beat a pub team last night, nothing more. Dignity, my arse. Because we all have access to multimedia nowadays doesnt mean that everybody bothers to look back on the history of our club, the fabric of our club, The amount of kids running about Glasgow nowadays with Chelsea tops on is unreal. Could probably count on one hand the ones who actually care about what our club is, what it stands for..

Oh I think he's well aware that I couldnt give a flying fuck about him mate

Some of the more newer Chelsea fans, whether that be though age or the success over the last 15 years, are starting to assume that we have a divine right to be winning trophies year in and year out. Truth is, its obviously getting harder with each passing year. Just need to look at the wedge Citeh have spent, where has it taken them in Europe recently? Both in the Champions League and the Europa League. Our record in the Champs league over the last 10 years has been outstanding really. Very unlucky in Moscow, unlucky at Anfield seven years ago. With the amount of Multimedia and news archives available nowadays, the "newer" fans, as welcome as they are. Should dig back and discover our routes. Was only 25 years ago that the talk was the merging of three clubs (Fulham Park Rangers) with which would have seen the demise of our club. All due to money and miss-management. The last few years have been blinding, no doubt, but I equally enjoyed the 70's, 80's and 90's, for vastly different reasons. We are a unique club with a unique heritage. The newer fans would do well to explore that. It goes well beyond the Chelsea museum. Not wanting to sound patronising in any way, but there really is much more to our club.

Does it always need to be about money???? fuck the money. I want us to win this trophy. All this Thursday - Sunday malarky winds me up as well. Wednesday to Saturday is fine, but Sunday to Thursday isnt? Why does it bring shame?? You want to wake up and smell the coffee that your people are reknowned for.

I agree with every word of this /\