David Luiz

[illmatic 901]

One goal to David Luiz and another to Silva to eliminate Colombia to World Cup.

One goal to David Luiz and another to Silva to eliminate Chelsea to Champions League.

Damn, I just hate these fuckers (Yes, i'm a fucking resentful, I accept that !!!!!)

[BlueLyon 9,359]

You should hate the way we played not him scoring against us.

[King11Didier 916]

Wow, it looked as he was dreaming his whole life to score agains Chelsea.... Even Scott Sinclair didn't celebrate his stunner agains us on the Liberty Stadium...

[Blue Armour 4,436]

We know exactly what this squad is capable of. They put in the exact same performance against a 10 man city.

Again, this happened in Jan.

We were in peak form in 2014. Our current form is incomparable

[Blue Armour 4,436]

Wow, it looked as he was dreaming his whole life to score agains Chelsea.... Even Scott Sinclair didn't celebrate his stunner agains us on the Liberty Stadium...

He bungled up big time there, as he said afterwards, but it didn't help that the fans were on his case before the equalizer.

The man scored one of the good penalties in our CL final, FFS...and a crucial one at that, right after Mata's was saved. He did NOT deserve those boos, even if he tried to play crappy mind games before the match.

[Henrique 9,133]

He got a warm round of applause before the game but during it he was acting like such a bellend. Always around the ref, play acting, and generally being a bellend hence we started booing him. He also milked his celebration massively running behind the goal past our fans when he scored, smiling at home fans in the shed as he ran back to the restart. He knew what he was doing and it was classless.

Being around the ref, play acting and being a bellend is a not a good reason to boo a former player, specially when everyone love Diego Costa behavior, and considering we had 10 players around the referee after Ibra's foul on Oscar.

About the celebration, he was right to celebrate. Considering the circumstances of the game, he just scored a a goal 5 minutes before the end and his team was playing with only 10 men. He is a PSG player at the end of the day, and I will never understand the "a player should never celebrate a goal against his former club" rule.

Luiz was also treated like a useless player by Mourinho ann british press, and considering he was the man of the match yesterday and considering he as booed before he scored and celebrated, his attitude yesterday was 100% right.

[Oscar 441]

Luiz really unified the brazilians on the team and was their leader...

Luiz was a chelsea player and move on with his life. The fans shouldn't get offended when ex players celebrate.

[DDA 9,924]

You cant blame Luiz for the way he acted.. He deserved that !

But it still hurt like a motherfucker!

[Fernando 6,585]

Considering that he used to do that for us and to our advantage, don't think we have the right to moan about it. In fact, think most of us enjoyed it when he trolled the opposing teams.

Yeah but people forget about that.

We would have been clapping like madmen and call him legend if he had done that for our team yesterday.

So that's why I can't really hate the guy.

He has heart something Fabregas don't.

I prefer jerks then nice guys in this sport.

[pHaRaOn 2,131]

He bungled up big time there, as he said afterwards, but it didn't help that the fans were on his case before the equalizer.

The man scored one of the good penalties in our CL final, FFS...and a crucial one at that, right after Mata's was saved. He did NOT deserve those boos, even if he tried to play crappy mind games before the match.

He wasn't booed from the start, so it's have nothing common with his words before the game. He was booed after few provocations on the pitch.

[DH1988 1,346]

Respect is gone, same category is Lampard now for me, not because he celebrated but due to the play acting during the games, trying to get players sent off and I find it hard to believe if a Chelsea player elbowed someone like that then there would not be a retrospective ban..

[Jase 43,479]

Yeah but people forget about that.

We would have been clapping like madmen and call him legend if he had done that for our team yesterday.

So that's why I can't really hate the guy.

He has heart something Fabregas don't.

I prefer jerks then nice guys in this sport.

Harsh to compare Luiz with Fabregas or anyone else for that matter. Every player is different and sometimes, some players channel their passion in a more aggressive manner. Just Fabregas isn't like Luiz, doesn't mean he doesn't have the heart.

[Reddish-Blue 2,489]

Harsh to compare Luiz with Fabregas or anyone else for that matter. Every player is different and sometimes, some players channel their passion in a more aggressive manner. Just Fabregas isn't like Luiz, doesn't mean he doesn't have the heart.

Luiz's passion for the game is what separates him from so many other players

I'm sure Fabregas does have heart but as a former Arsenal and Barca player, I doubt he'll ever show that at Chelsea

[kellzfresh 7,229]

The passion and energy luiz showed was exactly what we used to have in the big games last season. Sad to see us lose it

[DH1988 1,346]

Agree we look like we lacked passion but that isn't solely down to Luiz nor would I trade Zouma for Luiz at this point. Are people really on that bandwagon? We sold Luiz for a reason, I lost count of how many times I sat there watching the game peeping through my fingers as they were planted firmly on my face whenever Luiz tried to dribble out of the box or control it with a striker half a yard from him. Yeah it worked more often than not but we could not COUNT on him anymore, I would of loved to have kept him in midfield if he could become more disciplined as I thought he was brilliant there but Luiz and disciplined don't go together do they?

Great player for us, made far too many mistakes, sold for great profit, played a good game against us, will bet anyone that he cocks up in the next round(s) for PSG.