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We handled it perfectly, I thought. No lionising, no Super Frank ( :mouthclosed: ) chants, no boos (important - image wise) ... just muted, polite applause to remind him that even though he may have forgotten and disregarded the last 13 years in favour of lies and deceit, we haven't. We'll give you your recognition as a returning hero, albeit a returning hero who will never be seen the same way again.

The real kicker for him though must be the loud cheers reserved for Didier - a real, bona fide icon.

There were definitely a few boos around the stadium, especially whenever he touched the ball.

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People are saying there were no boos? Then I must have some kind of hearing impairment because I definitely heard a mix of booing and clapping when he came on. And I also heard faint boos every time he touched the ball at first.

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People are saying there were no boos? Then I must have some kind of hearing impairment because I definitely heard a mix of booing and clapping when he came on. And I also heard faint boos every time he touched the ball at first.

I certainly didn't hear any. Maybe the way the broadcaster's mikes are set up, I don't know.

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Lmao is it weird that I simply didn't care when he came on? Felt no hatred, no admiration, nothing. He was just another City player to me. Maybe in the future when things have passed and if he should come back in a managerial/coaching capacity... I don't think it'll matter.

In the meantime, I'm beyond caring now. Which is a shame in itself after all he did for us..

Same here. No hate, no love. Felt a bit sorry for him though because it's quite obvious Pellegrino used him just to piss us off which it didn't work.

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Lmao is it weird that I simply didn't care when he came on? Felt no hatred, no admiration, nothing. He was just another City player to me. Maybe in the future when things have passed and if he should come back in a managerial/coaching capacity... I don't think it'll matter.

In the meantime, I'm beyond caring now. Which is a shame in itself after all he did for us..

Absolutely. I'm not even sure if I even want him back in a managerial capacity. However I'd welcome Drogba, JT, Ashley, Cech, Essien without hesitation. Proper Chelsea legends.

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He got the mixed reaction he deserved. Plenty of respect but also a few voices of discontent, which I think sums it up perfectly. He's still a legend, but we're not happy about what's happened.

Hopefully that's the last we see of him in a City shirt in regards to Chelsea. I'm glad yesterday has come and gone, I was dreading what may have happened. Let's just move on and forget he ever played for them.

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