Amblève.

Everytime I see Oscar I can't help but think how much of a disgrace it is that he's wearing #8

Delaney gets booked every single game vs us it seems.

Just upload the pic again. Worked for me.

Gonna take some time adjust but the potential is absolutely there. Needs more contrasts though, get rid of the tags next/under the thread titles in the sub-categories and make the quotes "pop out" again; as of right now it's not clear whether something is a quote or not. Would be my recommendations if you don't mind.

The gift that keeps on giving

Traore as ST would have been a bold decision by Hiddink. Shame he didn't go for it.

There was a reason he got banned I guess

Some of my comments are but Mikel and I go way back The over-the-top comments are pretty much aimed at the people calling him shit though.

Two words: Cheik. Tiote.

Goddamn man, I've been leading the Mikel brigade for 2 years now and you forget about me. I'm literally even the only member with a Mikel ava on this site lmao

All this talk about Jesus these last few days and people forget who the real savior is. Mikel being back in the team was basically the modern story of Christ's resurrection.

Oscar's a little bitch, man.

Tbf mate, any football fan from Austria and the Bayern fans were awaiting his first 1st team game. During his time in Austria he was seen as something special, though, considering that Austria doesn't produce that many top class players I can see why people wouldn't have expected much from Alaba either

Let's just hope Hiddink doesn't view him as the 2009 Ivanovic.

Your whole point builds on simply believing that the players played badly on purpose, though. For which, as it currently stands, nobody has proof. We're talking about human beings who have shown and proven their integrity to their job for years, some of which we have seen playing weekly. And that's where some people see resemblances to a cult. If you think the players quit on Mourinho it's your choice. But that choice is an emotional one rather than a rational one based on facts and proof.

It's as if some people here are suffering from some weird form of Stockholm syndrome. Being exposed to cruel and horrible football and yet believing in these mind-manipulating phrases, bonding with a person who has destroyed one's joy in football, and completely submitting to a us-against-them mentality while completely abandoning reason, speaking in clichés, and spitting proofless myths. The king is dead, long live the king.

Watching the booing Chelsea fans today

That blind loyalty has Nazi-esque traits. I mean we have no proof whatsoever what was going on behind the scenes yet some players are being made out be "rats". I feel ashamed that those people are supporting the same club as I do.

Any streams that work? Mine crash every 10 seconds

Mikel's the greatest human being in the history of mankind and the best player to have ever walked the Stamford Bridge pitch.

Mikel keeps the universe balanced.

*doesn't want A to overshadow B* *still talks about A*

I said it in the match thread yesterday already but the way he landed he could have fractured his hip for all we know. Injuries don't always happen the same way all the time. For some people getting out of bed is one of the most normal thing to do, for Diaby it means fracturing his elbow or some shit. It happens. With the amount of tackles Hazard has been on the receiving end of in his Chelsea career so far and the times he hasn't suffered any injury it speaks volumes that something actual happened yesterday.

You're right, we should see him more often on the pitch :eyebrows: