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Is there anything more frustrating than facing Tony Pulis' teams?!

Same XI that beat Boro...

http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11668/10873358/eden-hazard-believes-he-can-win-ballon-dor-playing-for-chelsea

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-4497142/Chelsea-defender-David-Luiz-joy-Brazil.html

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-4497142/Chelsea-defender-David-Luiz-joy-Brazil.html Luiz's interview with Daily Mail.

Gullible idiots...

Goodness me. How negative was that from Mourinho?!

The trophy presentation only takes place in the final home game of the season.

Inter have sacked Stefano Pioli...

To be fair, Traore did try to attack him a couple of times in the first half but Boro were too useless and couldn't get any foothold in the game to cause real trouble.

Mourinho is really the glorified version of Tony Pulis. Even West Brom have scored at least one!

Oops!

@Tomo, how confident are you going into this?

Someone will have serious questions to answer if it comes to that.

West Brom 0-1 Chelsea PRE/POST-MATCH DISCUSSION, LIVE CHAT AND ANALYSIS 2016/17 Premier League Match 36 12th May, Friday, 2017 The Hawthorns 20:00 Kick Off (UK time)

Excellent performance. Excellent win. Fabregas was majestic. Bring it home on Friday, lads!

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Just noticed that if we win our last 4 games, we will break our own record for the most wins in a Premier League season. That's certainly an incentive other than winning the title.

No way Muller will leave Bayern and even if he's available, I don't see exactly what he will add to this team.

Simeone is rather similar to Conte and while I don't think his style of play is negative, it can approach that territory and end up similar to what Mourinho does in the big games. What I would say though is he might be a bit more expansive if he has the players for it. Simeone has tried to make them more attacking this season but it's rather failed as Atletico don't have the right players for it. As for Pochettino, he does play good football and build good, solid teams but there's a huge question mark over his ability to get his teams perform under real pressure. Spurs cracked under it last season in the title race and similar thing happened again this time around. They also bottled a League Cup final, a straightforward Champions League group, the Europa League tie against Gent and the FA Cup semi-final. And not to mention, Pochettino threw away the cup competitions by rotating his side while at Southampton.

It might get worse at Spurs next weekend...