Chelsea Sack Andre Villas-Boas

[The Big Drog 1,110]

That one did make me laugh TX.

[Swedish House Mafia 508]

Which article?

[Billy. 2,742]

AVB fighting to save his Chelsea career

http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/EXCLUSIVE-Andres-Villas-Boas-fighting-to-save-his-Chelsea-career-article861467.html

[Bosnian Blue 2,471]

Which article?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2096582/Were-better-United-Torres-prove-says-Villas-Boas.html

[termninja 5,290]

AVB fighting to save his Chelsea career

http://www.mirrorfoo...icle861467.html

Meh it's their usual speculation...nothing new in that dumb article.

[Kostas 1,468]

It’s been suggested the ‘Special One’ will consider a return if he is given full control of the club, but the Russian has confided to close friends it’s not an option he is prepared to consider.

Seeing an article claim "close friends" of Abramovich would speak to the press just after what looks like one of the most desperate attempts to get a photograph of the man gives a great image of just how real all stories about anything Roman thinks are.

[Fernando 6,494]

I used to just dont like our coach Now f...... hate that f.....

cant people see he just dont got it, and now he talks about next season!?.

shit ´, shit... SACK HIM!!!!

Sorry

I remember hearing the same excuse about Carlo.

The whole sacking every manager after doing bad is just plain boring.

If Chelsea sack AVB for the same reason, I will loose a lot of respect for the board and Roman!

[termninja 5,290]

We're better off than United, and

Torres can prove it, says Villas-Boas

Read more:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2096582/Were-better-United-Torres-prove-says-Villas-Boas.html#ixzz1lV0lNRgL

[ZanSnake 1,211]

I love the fact he can see that this, his team, is a project and that he acknowledges our fault whilst still having the enthuism for glory - it is a good indication for the future, and maybe a way to motivate the players. Also, to see he can see the 'team-play' Nando does as well is good, but maybe he should be looking more into the tactics and midfeild rather then the striker.

[Peace. 4,352]

http://soccernet.esp...mocracy?cc=5739

On the one hand, I think it is wise form him to involve the players in all kind of decisions (about football matters). But on the second hand, it might have worked very well at Porto, because of the players he had, but here it isn't the same situation, players' power is too much heavy, and our squad is filled with multi-millionaires with big ego. Ask Lampard, Malouda and Drogba whether they want to play, off course they'll say they want to play, no matter what their form are. Ask players who have played for three or more years in a 4-3-3 if they want to change the formation, they will say no ! Ask them to change completely their style of playing, i.e. to go from a side pass and slow built-up game to a fast tempo game, of course they will be recalcitrant.

After reading this, no wonder his effort to instil a high tempo in this team (fast tempo which we have seen against United) has failed and now we play like last year.

He shouldn't ask those spoiled brats.

[nono 791]

Complete tosser of a manager managing a bunch of overpaid wankers.

[J.F. 1,484]

if Mourinho was our manager today, i think he would get suspension of 238123123 games.

[Laylabelle 9,398]

And yet if he speaks he's mind he's the one who'll get punished by the FA and Webb be there to ensure Man U win another game

Edited February 5, 2012 by Laylabelle

[dave30 728]

love the football hes got us playing. Give me a 3-3 playing like that over a boring 1-0 any day.

[Sir Mikel OBE 4,920]

Decision to take off Sturridge for Romeu instead of Malouda was puzzling, if not laughably bad. Malouda did nothing today to warrant remaining on the pitch longer than Sturridge.

[manpe 10,861]

Got most of the things spot on imo. I didn't agree with the selection of Bosingwa over Bertrand, but let it be then, he's the boss and knows better. It's just a bad message to Ryan.

Now I don't get people who blame him for that draw. First of all, there were 2 soft penalties.. does he control his players with a gamepad? I don't think so. Does he have control over the referee's view on things? Doubt it. Although what's with his substitutes lately? I think he made only 1 sub today, while Essien was visibly knackered. And Malouda stays on while Sturridge leaves? Oh well, I don't blame only him for today.... I think defensively and in attack we were much more organized and better than we've been against the shit lower ranked teams. Things could have gone much worse.

[Randall 315]

André Villas-Boas can be Chelsea manager for 15 years, says chairman

http://www.guardian....s-boas-15-years

This thread opened up to this post. I hope he isn't even manager for the next 15 fucking minutes let alone 15 years.

[Laylabelle 9,398]

Got most of the things spot on imo. I didn't agree with the selection of Bosingwa over Bertrand, but let it be then, he's the boss and knows better. It's just a bad message to Ryan.

Now I don't get people who blame him for that draw. First of all, there were 2 soft penalties.. does he control his players with a gamepad? I don't think so. Does he have control over the referee's view on things? Doubt it. Although what's with his substitutes lately? I think he made only 1 sub today, while Essien was visibly knackered. And Malouda stays on while Sturridge leaves? Oh well, I don't blame only him for today.... I think defensively and in attack we were much more organized and better than we've been against the shit lower ranked teams. Things could have gone much worse.

If been a case of a 3-3 draw and one pen and 2 normal goals..could understand the blame so much but 2 pens you cant do so much about it!

His subs never make sense lol..they need work more then anything! Half the time make a sub and all goes to pot and you think whyyy