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Iggy Doonican

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  1. Your taking the piss mate first saying he should join Fulham then West Ham. Now your saying he should play in the odd cup game and the Super cup and Club world cup are you serious?. You obviously think it's a given that we are going to be in these competitions every year. So you think that if you want to stay as one of the best keepers in world football you'd be happy as a bench warmer?. Ryan Giggs is completely different Cech has the chance to be the no 1 choice for at least four years. Giggs was a squad player for his last five seasons something he was obviously content with.
  2. I'm not sure if we were actively pursuing Walcott and Ox or if Mourinio was just trying to muddy the waters.
  3. What exactly do you want him to do sit on the bench just to appease you? He wants first team football it's as simple as that he's a professional footballer. You have to get over him joining Arsenal. I'm old enough to remember Dennis Law who has a statue outside Old Trafford joining Man City. Is he still a legend in there fans eyes of course he is.
  4. West Ham isn't much better if he was going to stay in London Arsenal are the only feasible team he could join. Dirtying his story what does that mean?. One year left on his contract no chance of playing for us unless Theo gets injured. In a season he would be a free agent and Arsenal could get him for nothing. Chelsea could have dug there heels in and said no you stay put and sit on the bench. But no Roman respects the job he's done for us and allowed him carte blanche and i think the club comes out well. Can you imagine the hue and cry from the media if we refused to let him go?. So yes he's joining Arsenal but lets get things into perspective we are selling our reserve 33 year old keeper not Hazard or Costa.
  5. Fulham are you on drugs mate ?.Why would he want to join Spurs? No champions league football and that could only happen if Lloris was to leave. Not quite sure how we are able to force Ox to join us. This is a different scenario to Gallas and Cole. A question of honour regarding who Cech or Chelsea because i think the club have acted very honourably. By letting Cech basically pick where he wants to go because of the impeccable way he's conducted himself while he's been at the club. Yes it sticks in the craw that he's joining Arsenal but he's going to be busier then anytime in his career, our back four and Arsenal's are worlds apart in quality.
  6. Pellegrini looks like one of those actors from the 70's who's always cast as a hairdresser or a gay informer.
  7. Ha ha good one Brooklyn Bridge maybe, Stamford Bridge? i was going when you were just a glint in the milkman's eye.
  8. Why shouldn't he be cheered every time he plays against us?. Like i said you don't represent Chelsea fans so it's irrelevant. Maybe that's the way they do things in the good old U.S.A. but we are Londoners mate so we are quite capable of deciding if we should cheer him when we want.
  9. Will you be at the Bridge to cheer or boo him i very much doubt it. Such a crass comment from someone who obviously knows nothing about Chelsea fans and our traditions. This overused word class it's got nothing at all to do with that. Cech has been superb while he's been here and the least he deserves is a good reception. To even consider booing him is insulting this is not Gordon Durie or Andy Townsend this is a bona fide Chelsea legend.
  10. Used to love the terraces back in the day. White Wall and the middle of the Shed. Not against standing per say but at my age and my back it's a no no for me.
  11. A loaned pudding ha ha. I'd say Falcao is a collapsed souffle.
  12. You will be and don't call me Shirley (sorry couldn't resist)
  13. Here's a little piece about Falcao's sparkling season at United. Four goals in 29 games, a solitary shot on target in his last 12 Premier League appearances, and 71 minutes struggling to make any impact whatsoever with the club’s under-21s development side against Tottenham Hotspur in March tell their own story. His main contribution in the second string that night was to block two goal-bound shots. His attacking instincts in the six-yard box had been blunted The problem for Falcao is he's gone the same way as the likes of Michael Owen major surgery on the knee never the same player after. If he was to get a sustained run of games then maybe he could get back to something like his old form. But that's not gonna happen Mourinio only plays with one out and out striker and that's Costa. Also this Mendes geezer surely must have played a massive part in this deal because on paper it just looks a very odd move.
  14. Blatter's replacing Karen Brady. When your owners have made all there money selling dildos and wank mags Blatter's experience of accepting something dodgy in a brown bag will be invaluable.
  15. This will mean nothing to people outside the U.K. but thank fuck that's the last time we'll have to put up with Clive Tyldesley and fucking Andy Townsend. And surely I.T.V. could have got someone better then Alex Song to be a pundit i couldn't make out a word he was saying.
  16. Blatter escapes disguised as the Von Trapps Taking inspiration from the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical, the outgoing FIFA president has fled over the Swiss mountains dressed as a Bavarian singing troupe. Resplendent in pigtails and lederhosen, Mr Blatter has escaped an oppressive fascist regime in search of eight-part harmonies and no extradition treaty. Despite a quick rendition of ‘I Have Confidence’ to the world’s press, in transpires that very few people have confidence in him. With choreography by Marc Breaux, Dee Dee Wood and a team of tax accountants, Mr. Blatter has so far tap danced around any criminal wrong doings. Although rumours persist that the FBI is on the verge of pursuing him, dressed as the Jackson 5. The original cinematic release of the Sound of Music, adjusted for inflation, earned $2.366 billion; ironically just enough to cover Qatar’s bribes. Also the similarities with Maria Von Trapp are startling; Blatter has the innocence of a novice nun, the timeless good looks of Julie Andrews and insists on dressing young girls in tight fitting shorts ‘made from old drapes’. Promising to climb every mountain in search of immunity from prosecution, Mr. Blatter offered a very abridged version of ‘So Long, Farewell’. A spokesman insisted that: ‘he was older and wiser, telling us what to do. He is 79 going on 80 and he’ll take care of you’. Elaborating on this, the spokesman mentioned a few of Mr. Blatter’s favourite things, some of which included: ‘Big silver trophies with ribbons and sashes; Brown paper packages where all the cash is; Businesses paying out bribes with no strings’. ‘Those were just a few of his favourite things’, he clarified.
  17. They do seem to have a history of being collaborators !
  18. Blazer is now saying South Africa was a bent bid as well
  19. I always thought the Gold Cup was fixed because i've got a terrible record at Cheltenham. Bloody Blatter he's fixing everything even horse racing ha ha
  20. Qatar wins bid to host Sepp Blatter’s leaving do
  21. Gill's a good shout but just can't see an Englishman getting the nod from F.I.F.A. Don't think Prince whats his face was really a serious candidate just a stalking horse to put pressure on Blatter.
  22. There's obviously a smoking gun. Who could win an election and resign four days later? There's no deal been done certainly not with the F.B.I. . There's something that incriminates Blatter that's so huge he had no choice. But where does that leave F.i.F.A ?. There saying they need a complete outsider to go through the whole organization but i just can't see it happening it will take years. And of course that could leave us with F.I.F.A. being run by by bloody Platini who i think will throw his beret into the ring for F.I.F.A. president.
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