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LDN Blue

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  1. His personality? So last year while we were cruising our way to the title, was his personality such an issue then? Has it been an issue in the build to success he's had whereever he's gone? Yeah he's got his flaws and I'm sure this season he'd acknowledge his errors, the Eva situation for one. But by nowhere does that make him a disgrace to this club. We've had far worse characters done a lot more wrong in this place than Mourinho has. First we've got his career discredited, now we're having his reputation analyzed. It's like the 2014-15 season never happened
  2. Lmao, what a fuck boy. Ignoring the fact one of Arsenal's majority shareholders is a olgarich too, let's also forget United's owners who took a loan against the club and is now paying millions in dividends to their own children. Or let's forget City's owners who are bending each and every rule UEFA throws at them through a series of clever sponsorship, who come from a country with constant human rights issues. But sure.. Abramovich is the big evil that needs taking away
  3. I'm curious. What exactly makes Mouriinho 'a disgrace'? Is it digrace that's brought us more success in one managers tenure joint than all of his successors put together? Yeah, real disgraceful Mou.
  4. But this what's wrong with our model. Because yes, while that might have been true for those two, it's impossible to ignore the success of Mourinho. That's the whole lure of hiring him back, when else would we do that? He's never been in this situation, but he's a winner above all else.
  5. Then we'll tackle with that then. For now surely he's earned enough respect from this club that he's allowed some time to fix this problem, he's one of the most successful managers of all time. Even putting sentiment aside, he's willing to fight this battle and prove everyone wrong.
  6. Come on guys, it's just the internet
  7. I'm really hoping Abramovic will trust Mourinho now, more than ever.
  8. I hope that's the end of that. Shame it all happened tbh, an unfortunate consequence of this season.
  9. Yeah true. But either way, I think he deserves a bit of patience and maybe we have that off season.. All giants have had it at some point. The universal 'sack him' calls are out of order.
  10. I just find it entirely pointless to sack Mourinho. For who? For someone who's likely to come in for anywhere between 6-18months, just to be shown the damn door again? I find it hilarious people talk about Ancelotti when he did the same thing here, won the double and sacked the season after. While Mourinho's got his own demons to battle this season in terms of his own tactics, this squad evidently needs another overhaul. I still believe in the guy lol, don't think there's anyone else better for us
  11. In their defence, in the last 5 years Mourinho has won; Serie A, La Liga, EPL, FA Cup, Coppa Italia, Copa Del Rey and the Champions League. Please, a little respect for the man. One bad season and he's suddenly a mediocre fraud
  12. I mean.. It was his subs that saved this game
  13. Hopefully, albeit wishful thinking, this "scout" mission is to find Azpilicueta's understudy at RB.
  14. Yup. In fact Wenger can be credited a lot with bridging the gap between science and football, ahead of his time so to speak. Problem is, once everyone then took that model, he had no plan b
  15. Hell, play this team on Saturday too. This is the Chelsea team I believe in, the one without Ivanovic.
  16. Preciesly. A common retort for that is "no-one wants to sit on the bench", but all the big clubs around the world know how to rotate effectively enough so that players don't get frustrated. I hope this isn't some sort of dumbass cycle we're going to get stuck in. Spend big 1 summer, then peanuts the following summer & repeat.
  17. If only we had some squad depth to cover those positions
  18. Horrible for the kid, he's only 20-years old and he's facing this. Hope he recovers because he's got too much potential.
  19. See, this is why his subtitutions were slightly bizzare. Taking of his more consistent performers in Azpilicueta & Matic when we're only a goal down? Okay he's admitted he wishes he had taken (what we can assume to be) Ivanovic off, had he another sub left. On one hand, I can't fault him for bringing on Loftus-Cheek (the more minutes that boy gets, the better!!). But Fabregas & Hazard needed a telling message today. the former to be honest. But what else can I be? Lol. It's simply tragic to watch this start, shades of Borussia Dortmund of last season.. A team full of superstars playing like a relegation surviving team. I'm inclined more to believe we can fix this rather than crumble.
  20. Ah then my memory betrays me. But I stand by the points after that, I still believe it's far too early to be making any assumptions about the title race. Yes, we've severly handicapped ourselves with this abysmal start but it's not over. City still have to play their share of troubling clubs and will definitely drop points along the way.. We just have to hope we can begin a winning mentality & reality.
  21. Ah I misread the table entirely lol, I stand corrected :tophat:
  22. But mate, how many times have we seen in such recent times alone how much the 'head start' doesn't matter. Teams with less quality than us have chased bigger point margains.. United have done it, hell we've done it a few times. It's still far too premature to begin to get carried away with all this "worst start" crisis talk.
  23. Yeah but didn't most of those teams go on to win the title in that same season? Roughly looking at it, I can see United, Arsenal and Chelsea have won titles in the seasons they started poorly in.
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