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and yet he did start.

and that is the point that i am making. the PC is meaningless. what jose says and what jose does are 2 different things.

did not matter if costa was 50% fit or 100% fit, he was starting against pool. that is jose's mentality that most of us fans already understand. how are u not understanding this?

great...falcao is starting tomorrow then.....
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wow, you understand jose so well. falcao and costa have the same importance for you. :lol:

urm....what has the totally irrelevant statement got to do with me liking pre match pressers when we get news about team matters.

No need for you to watch them, as you claim to know it all anyway......so why bother commenting or ridiculing ( yes...thats what you and others have done )those that do like to hear what is said

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urm....what has the totally irrelevant statement got to do with me liking pre match pressers when we get news about team matters.

No need for you to watch them, as you claim to know it all anyway......so why bother commenting or ridiculing ( yes...thats what you and others have done )those that do like to hear what is said

well, knowing costa will start regardless of injury seems to be a similar situation to falcao for someone like you.

you decide the relevance of the statement. :lol:

ridiculing? so telling people that jose's PC means nothing ,which if you see muzchap's reply - he agrees with, is now ridiculing. some people are just so touchy.

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It's his off the pitch stuff that's gonna get him sacked not his performances. I think Roman can tolerate a slump for a season considering Jose track record..but dragging this club into all types of unwanted (non football related) attention is what may entice Roman to decide enough is enough.

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Reporter is Rob Beasley (quite reliable?), basically repeated what he said in the summer.

the article:

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/6725445/Jose-Mourinho-told-Chelsea-to-sign-Gareth-Bale-Raheem-Sterling-and-John-Stones.html?CMP=spklr-_-Editorial-_-TWITTER-_-TheSunFootball-_-20151104-_-SunFootballSocial-_-269085493-_-Imageandlink

A close friend revealed: “Jose felt he was being asked to work miracles.
“The club thought he didn’t need any new players, that essentially the same squad could dominate again

“But he knew differently. He laughed at the idea but not because he found the situation funny — far from it.
“He knew he needed a fresh injection of talent, he knew he needed to increase competition for places and depth to his squad.
“He knew it was dangerous to stand still and give other sides the opportunity to play catch-up.”

Belatedly Chelsea tried to make up for lost time — and they failed. It’s proving an expensive failure, too.
And the man who stands to pay the ultimate price for that failure is not Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich, not chairman Bruce Buck, not main director Marina Granovskaia.
It’s the man who sounded the alarm bells long before a ball was even kicked.
Funny old game, hey? Unless your name is Mourinho.
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I'd like to actually know what's going on behind the scenes first to decide on whether Jose should go or not. If this is all down to him, treating players poorly, having an attitude towards them, instructing them to sit back against inferior opposition which is stopping us from performing and going for it then i'd be happy for someone else to take charge and let the players express themselves confidently with more trust. If this is all down to the players, then no i don't want him to go and i'd like a mass clear out, including Hazard and Fabregas as they have been shit this season. It doesn't matter what a manager says, if the players don't perform, how can you win games of football? You can't.

I love the man, i want him to stay but seriously.... what the fuck is going on here? I don't think anyone knows but i'd love him to be the one to turn it around. Top 4 is over for us, we have no chance of that so there will be no Champions League football next season for the first time in over a decade. That will give him a chance to offload the ego's and start rebuilding again. Just depends if he will be the one to rebuild it or not, i sincerely hope he does.

I believe the players are against him from the moment against Swansea when the doctors went onto the pitch with good reason, then to be undermined and publicly humiliated. Since then, the players have been awful and he's been full of excuses moaning at referees and other things. there is no desire any more for most of these players to get results.

Hazard has been dropped, JT has been dropped, Costa isn't doing anything apart from being a petulant bully and there are players like Ramires, Remy and Loftus Cheek that should be playing.

He's got a lot of work to do but i have faith he'll sort it. I wouldn't cry if he was sacked though. I support Chelsea, not Mourinho. I want to see a happy Chelsea camp, not this.

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I'd like to actually know what's going on behind the scenes first to decide on whether Jose should go or not. If this is all down to him, treating players poorly, having an attitude towards them, instructing them to sit back against inferior opposition which is stopping us from performing and going for it then i'd be happy for someone else to take charge and let the players express themselves confidently with more trust. If this is all down to the players, then no i don't want him to go and i'd like a mass clear out, including Hazard and Fabregas as they have been shit this season. It doesn't matter what a manager says, if the players don't perform, how can you win games of football? You can't.

I love the man, i want him to stay but seriously.... what the fuck is going on here? I don't think anyone knows but i'd love him to be the one to turn it around. Top 4 is over for us, we have no chance of that so there will be no Champions League football next season for the first time in over a decade. That will give him a chance to offload the ego's and start rebuilding again. Just depends if he will be the one to rebuild it or not, i sincerely hope he does.

I believe the players are against him from the moment against Swansea when the doctors went onto the pitch with good reason, then to be undermined and publicly humiliated. Since then, the players have been awful and he's been full of excuses moaning at referees and other things. there is no desire any more for most of these players to get results.

Hazard has been dropped, JT has been dropped, Costa isn't doing anything apart from being a petulant bully and there are players like Ramires, Remy and Loftus Cheek that should be playing.

He's got a lot of work to do but i have faith he'll sort it. I wouldn't cry if he was sacked though. I support Chelsea, not Mourinho. I want to see a happy Chelsea camp, not this.

Problem is you will neve4 find out and you will have to go with your gut feeling.

If people could actually know what has happened (or is still), there wouldnt be much of a reason for debate...

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Reporter is Rob Beasley (quite reliable?), basically repeated what he said in the summer.

the article:http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/6725445/Jose-Mourinho-told-Chelsea-to-sign-Gareth-Bale-Raheem-Sterling-and-John-Stones.html?CMP=spklr-_-Editorial-_-TWITTER-_-TheSunFootball-_-20151104-_-SunFootballSocial-_-269085493-_-Imageandlink

A close friend revealed: “Jose felt he was being asked to work miracles.

“The club thought he didn’t need any new players, that essentially the same squad could dominate again“But he knew differently. He laughed at the idea but not because he found the situation funny — far from it.

“He knew he needed a fresh injection of talent, he knew he needed to increase competition for places and depth to his squad.

“He knew it was dangerous to stand still and give other sides the opportunity to play catch-up.”Belatedly Chelsea tried to make up for lost time — and they failed. It’s proving an expensive failure, too.

And the man who stands to pay the ultimate price for that failure is not Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich, not chairman Bruce Buck, not main director Marina Granovskaia.

It’s the man who sounded the alarm bells long before a ball was even kicked.

Funny old game, hey? Unless your name is Mourinho.

Rob Beasley is trying to shift the blame from his buddy Mourinho onto the board.

Nothing to see.

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So now supposedly he wanted Bale? Seriously, there was no chance of getting him. We were interested in Sterling (but we know how that ultimately turned out), and chased Stones all Summer, even though Everton have made it clear that they didn't want to sell.

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Yeah but that's no reason to be relegation form.

Not signing anyone wouldn't have made us crap overnight.

There is a blame with the club for the summer signing, but again that should be no reason for what we are seeing.

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Yeah but that's no reason to be relegation form.

Not signing anyone wouldn't have made us crap overnight.

There is a blame with the club for the summer signing, but again that should be no reason for what we are seeing.

exactly. blame the board if we cant win the PL and come in 2nd or 3rd or 4th.

how are people blaming the bpard for the current fiasco is beyond me.

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