No contest, once again, better showing from AFC this time around!
and lets not get into a Fabregas/Ozil debate.
Switch both players around, Ozil would be racking up assists in a Chelsea shirt.
Any further news on Courtois?
JAG there is a tournament article up for you
comment by Psycho-Gooner (U7465)
posted 8 minutes ago
and lets not get into a Fabregas/Ozil debate.
Switch both players around, Ozil would be racking up assists in a Chelsea shirt.
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There is no debate. One player is calm, cool and collective in that even when he makes a mistake he has the ability to correct himself and go again.
The other player? This man is depressed, struggles to make decisions and is impossible to help as he shows no desire to change. I wish him well in Life but he should be nowhere near a football field, let alone the Premier League.
It looked like thibaut was out cold for few seconds to so I was shocked to see hin stay on for a bit
Arsenal had a bit of fight about them this time which is good to see. They definitely need more of that.
DirkDigglyWiggly - Santi's Little Helper (U16049)
He probably wouldn't be that way if he was at Chelsea. He'd be well protected.
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Koscielny should have been sent off. Hazard was clean through, and it was a clear goal scoring opportunity. Having said that, I understand the ref not wanting to punish him twice - but the letter of the law suggests he was very fortunate.
Chambers - I think the first yellow was very harsh. It was a foul, but I don't think there was any malice there at all. Having said that, the second foul on Hazard was a definite yellow, and I think the ref just wimped out (again). Both the Koscielny and Chambers decisions could have cost Chelsea a couple of points in a close game - but in the end they mattered little.
Welbeck- definite red card with 2 feet off the ground. I think the ref just felt the game was over by that point, so it didn't matter. Even Mourinho suggested that Welbeck is not a bad guy - he was probably just frustrated. But he should have been sent off - no doubt.
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posted on 5/10/14
No contest, once again, better showing from AFC this time around!
posted on 5/10/14
and lets not get into a Fabregas/Ozil debate.
Switch both players around, Ozil would be racking up assists in a Chelsea shirt.
posted on 5/10/14
Any further news on Courtois?
posted on 5/10/14
JAG there is a tournament article up for you
posted on 5/10/14
comment by Psycho-Gooner (U7465)
posted 8 minutes ago
and lets not get into a Fabregas/Ozil debate.
Switch both players around, Ozil would be racking up assists in a Chelsea shirt.
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There is no debate. One player is calm, cool and collective in that even when he makes a mistake he has the ability to correct himself and go again.
The other player? This man is depressed, struggles to make decisions and is impossible to help as he shows no desire to change. I wish him well in Life but he should be nowhere near a football field, let alone the Premier League.
posted on 5/10/14
It looked like thibaut was out cold for few seconds to so I was shocked to see hin stay on for a bit
posted on 5/10/14
Arsenal had a bit of fight about them this time which is good to see. They definitely need more of that.
posted on 5/10/14
DirkDigglyWiggly - Santi's Little Helper (U16049)
He probably wouldn't be that way if he was at Chelsea. He'd be well protected.
posted on 5/10/14
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posted on 5/10/14
Koscielny should have been sent off. Hazard was clean through, and it was a clear goal scoring opportunity. Having said that, I understand the ref not wanting to punish him twice - but the letter of the law suggests he was very fortunate.
Chambers - I think the first yellow was very harsh. It was a foul, but I don't think there was any malice there at all. Having said that, the second foul on Hazard was a definite yellow, and I think the ref just wimped out (again). Both the Koscielny and Chambers decisions could have cost Chelsea a couple of points in a close game - but in the end they mattered little.
Welbeck- definite red card with 2 feet off the ground. I think the ref just felt the game was over by that point, so it didn't matter. Even Mourinho suggested that Welbeck is not a bad guy - he was probably just frustrated. But he should have been sent off - no doubt.
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