Jase

Funny thing is, despite buying all those attacking talents, Spurs have only scored 6 goals in 7 league games this season and have scored more than 1 goal in 1 game only - 2-0 win over Norwich.

You don't cheer on for Rafa?! Ridiculous! #RyanOUT

If they want to talk about Norwich, it's fine but for goodness sake, we won the game and there was nothing, no analysis about us at all! Not even the goals, the performance, the changes made by Mourinho and like I said, conveniently ignored the Ba's penalty incidents and make it as if Norwich was the all unlucky one with them not getting a penalty. That was the problem. They go all wanking about the opposition, speaking negative issues about us (always!) and then Hansen goes on to yap about his past Liverpool glories.

It was rubbish! We won 3-1 but looking at their so called analysis, you would have thought we lost the game! They focused on Norwich's penalty incident and conveniently ignored the ones on Ba. Talked about Norwich's performance, nothing on ours and then go on to ramble about our ST issues and Lukaku. There was nothing said on Willian's goal as well and then they go on wanking about Januzaj's goal against Sunderland. Joke!

Roma v Napoli immediately after the international break. Woof!

You mean the one where he was put clean through by Diego Costa in the second half? If so, then yeah. That was an unbelievable miss from him! Lucky for him, Costa doubled Atletico's lead just shortly after. Villa is just not having the best of times right now..

Look on the bright side, at least Ba got an assist, unlike our other creative-less strikers..

Chelsea vs Cardiff City PRE-MATCH DISCUSSION AND LIVE CHAT English Premier League 19th October, Saturday, 2013 Stamford Bridge 15:00 Kick Off (UK time)

Chelsea 4-1 Cardiff City POST-MATCH DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS English Premier League 19th October, Saturday, 2013 Stamford Bridge 15:00 Kick Off (UK time)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cm1vzxqi1y0

3-0! 3-0!! 3-0!!! :lol:

Chelsea's Ashley Cole faces scan on rib injury suffered at Norwich

3 weeks actually. And if you have been watching City this season, you would notice that they aren't the same physical and defensive force under Mancini. They are arguably more attack minded and fluid offensively under Pellegrini but defensively they are a suspect, as proven by their 3 league away games this season and against Bayern. City now only play with 2 midfielders in Fernandinho and Toure and despite their qualities, there are always spaces to be exploited behind them when you get at them and their defenders look shaky in 1 v 1 situation.

Yes, you could say his tactical changes could have cost us the game but at the same time, his changes in the formation and bringing attacking players on, helped us to crank up the pressure and arguably won us the game. He took risks in trying to win the game. Can sometimes go either way. Shouldn't be surprised with it since it's Mourinho. Better than Benitez who just sticks with the same system and makes like for like changes(and probably happy with a draw)...

Schurrle must be pissed off that Willian has scored a goal like that on his PL debut while he still hasn't when such finishes are his forte. Anyway, great goal from Willian!

Yeah. Thought he did alright. Wasn't at his best but neither was he bad. And it doesn't help when we just seem to lump the ball up to Ba and bypass the midfield half of the time..

No changes in the 2nd half. Trolling, controversial, predictor or whatever you want to call it, you need to do better if you want to win those end of the year award(s).

Classic Henrique..

Paris Saint-Germain poised for £35million January swoop for Chelsea's Juan Mata

Jose Mourinho: I hate diving and action must be taken to stop it

We've forgotten just what made British football great

Incidentally, this issue was brought up last time when we played Norwich at Carrow Road.. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2253835/Chelsea-fly-home-Norwich-like-Arsenal.html

:lol:

That's hardly surprising. Been a problem for us since ages ago. Profligacy in front of goal.