Tomo

Benitez comes we will be out of the top 4 with a squad full of expensive flops, no thanks. Plus Yossi left Liverpool to get away from Rafa, he constantly put him down. http://www.dailymail...rpool-exit.html Which manager would do that? he would destroy some of our players.His man management skills are a joke and were turn into a national possibly even international joke, i would rather have Big Sam than Rafa and sad thing is i aint even joking.

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The one's i know were happy with Bruma at 1st (said he was fantastic at QPR) but since the Boro game theve pasted him more than PVA. They have never took to PVA tho and is it fair to say Bertrand is now ahead of him in the pecking order?

Fair play to Mario for that.

I personally think Wenger is scared of spending. In his eyes if he fails without spending he can spin the "oh well the clubs above spent more than me" line and if he won he would be for-ever know as this "genius", Where-as if he spends and succeeds great, but if he spends and fails he will get truly exposed for what he is, a very weak tactical manager. Surely it cant be anything else? Whatever cash spent he still has a good squad, do you honestly think Jose, Fergie, Hiddink, Carlo or Guardiola would be on their 7th trophy less season with that squad? Fabregas has to go through this shit why his childhood mates are winning trophy's for fun, if he was not a horrible little shit i might actually feel sorry for him.

Poor souls have Sturridge waiting for them sunday

I think it will happen ive always said we need to win this year because next season their kids Rosicky, Lehmann, Van Persie, Arshavin, Sagna, Almunia, Squallacci, Vermealean are all gunna mature and come good

Put that on Facebook, got some defensive Gooner comments within seconds

I still stand by the original article because at the time he was not just playing awful but wasnt trying aswell and that hacks me off more than anything. But fair play to the guy on Wednesday was fantastic, involved in everything and back to the Flo we know and love, i think he knew i was in the building

Sad thing is next January they will go on another run and there keep telling us how were "finished" and there a stone's throw away from dominating again we've heard it every season since 2008 and TBH its getting more tediously boring every time i hear it.

Happy birthday

The sad thing was that even when we were 10 points behind i knew we would catch them, they do this every year and i love it

Petr Cech 7 - Again did nothing wrong, his consistency is frightening. Paulo Ferreira 7 - Solid from Paulo, ironically his only poor touch he ended up recovering from and crossing in for the goal. David Luiz 5 - sloppy night for the young brazillian, lost the ball in the 1st half which set up a Jerome chance and gave away an un-nessesery pen, got to stop taking too many risks. John Terry 8 - Great work from JT tonight, only 1 England captian. Ashely Cole 7 - Solid night until injury forced him off. John Obi Mikel 7 - Used his strength to dodge tackles and passing was spot on all night. Micheal Essien 6/7 - awesome 1st half, quiet 2nd period. Frank Lampard 6 - did ok but in comparision to what he is capable off it was a below par night for super frank. Florent Malouda 8 - where has he been these past months, that's the performance weve been waiting for fantastic from the wing man. Soloman Kalou 7 - lost the ball a couple of times but scored a goal that would have won goal of the season if "world class" Rooney or Bale scored it. Didier Drogba 9 - fantastic in a word was involved in everything good we did MOTM. SUBS Ryan Bertrand 7 - very impressive debut which he picked up an assist, was causing hovoc down that side when he came on, was a bit quiet later on but made no mistakes, very promising. Fernando Torres 5 - price tag is killing him atm. Nicolas Anelka 5 - not great, lost the ball which nearly cost a goal and passed the ball to Drog despite Torres being in a etter position. All in all good result, routine win and back to 2nd

good review was very good game aswell, shame bout the youth team

Both are getting mullered by the Foxes faithfull.

Just been thinking that i just love how much our presence seems to upset Mancs, Spuds, Gooners and Scousers and makes them join forces in arguments against us. The other day on my facebook a gooner and spud joined forces against me to try and win a football argument against me and even resorted to bigging up each others clubs they love to claim were this "nothing club" that no-one cares about but if we were then why did they have to resort to that? I never have (and never will) use another club other than Chelsea in a argument/debate with a rival fan. Were likely to end this season trophyless and possibly (god for bid) finish below Ars-anul but yet our presence still upset all those mentioned so much that they have to join forces and big up each others clubs as a stick to beat us with. Just imagine if Jose stayed Im loving the obsesive hate they show towards and how they always end up joining forces (despite disliking the club they use) and it must show we are doing something right and long may it continue. KTBFFH

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Be careful what you wish for 19th Apr 2011, In Articles, by Tomo-91 The title says it all. I am in fact stunned by the constant “Carlo out” calls. Be careful what you wish for. Why? Who is there better that is also available? Jose is not coming back – sorry to burst the dream, but he won’t leave Madrid until he has won La Liga and that wont be happening this year. Furthermore, do you honestly think Roman will admit he was wrong and say ‘there you are, Jose: unlimited funds you take control?’ There’s more of chance of Patrick Vieira and Roy Keane getting a civil partnership. Also I think its fair to say we can kiss goodbye to any hope of seeing some of our Youth Cup players breaking through to our first team any time soon. McEachran will be the only one that would even get a sniff if Mourinho came back. You can bet that the rest will be gone for the good of their careers. You can say what you want about Carlo with the youth set-up, but he has at least given them more chances than any other manager weve had since Vialli. Hiddink isn’t the answer either. Yes, he did do well during his brief reign, but remember it was merely four months. That’s the equvilent of a rich vein of form; and if he was Superman then why are Turkey struggling, and why did Russia fail to reach the World Cup? Granted it was all good under Guus because everything was going our way, but if things start to go against us, how do you know he won’t be walking around wondering what to do. I think its pretty fair to say his job was made easier because of the fact he came after Scolari, and most of the players were just happy a new face was in. I would have liked to see how he would have fared if he came in straight after José – I love Guus and he is a great man, but if you think he will come back in and have us ruling English football you are sadly mistaken. You can also add that to the fact he has said he doesn’t want to go back to club football management either. Who else is there around? Rafa Benitez?! We do this we will be out of the top four, playing on Channel 5 at best, and he will leave us with a squad full of expensive flops. People say Jose is about the here and now, but name me one thing Rafa did at Liverpool that was building towards the future? That being said, with Roman’s obsession with the European Cup and Rafa delivering it to Merseyside in 2005, I honestly wouldn’t put it past Roman to make a attempt to get him. Perhaps then all the Carlo bashers will suddenly realize that one average season (where we can still finish second) isn’t actually that bad after all. Who else then? Lippi? He is in his twilight years we will get 3-4 years as manager before he moves on. Rijkaard? Please, he got a dutch club relegated. Van Basten? Well, he got sacked from Ajax for failing to qualify for the CL. Pep Guardiola? He has one of the best ever teams at his disposal, fair play for making the best out of them but if we comes here he will have to build a team and his transfer record leaves a lot to be desired. Zola or di Matteo? Sorry but no, legends as players but that doesn’t qualify them as great managers as well. Villas Boaz seems the only realistic option if the unthinkable happens this summer – but considering his commitment to Porto, wrestling him away will be an expensive option. So basically the only realistic target is Benitez and if Carlo leaves I would not put it past Roman to appoint him (because of his CL record) – and do you really want that? Basic rules with football management… you need… 1st year – to assess the situation (which Carlo did, winning a Double with players that weren’t even ‘his’). 2nd year – to make changes (again, something Carlo has done and in the long run the players he has brought in will have a positive effect on the team). 3rd year – to really stamp your authority. At least give him that year to do that and see where it takes us. As far as I’m concerned this has just been ’2nd season syndrome’ for Carlo and despite all our troubles we could still end the season in 2nd place despite a couple of months ago looking in danger of dropping out of the top four. Yet Carlo has still helped to turn our fortunes around when things were going against us. Could you imagine Rafa doing that? Because if Carlo leaves, his face in the hotseat is a real possibility. So for those who want Carlo out, be very careful what you wish for…

Ars-anul

You dont choose your club it choses you. I was about 3 when i realized i was a Chelsea supporter but in reality i think the decision was made for me when i was born.

Cant wait to see the hypocritical Mancs and media defend him.

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