Wes Brown + Chris Smalling ... Confidence?

Guys don't feed the troll. I just done reporting.

F Lampard, please go back to your own tered. Shoo shoo.

Wes Brown + Chris Smalling ... Confidence?

Wes Brown + Chris Smalling ... Confidence?

sigh ... rio and vidic both out ..... evans oso out ...

things aren't looking good ...

well i guess it wouldn't be fun if there was no challenge .. eh?

Even without those injury problem, 1 point gap is already a challenge.

it's 4 dude.
arsenal didnt play one match doesnt necessarily means they can snap that 3 points easily 

Apa ni bro. FLampard meant no harm. You salah orang ni
We have yet to see Brown - Smalling partnership in a game before. Hopefully everything will be all right.

*I just remember we always had injury crisis/suspension in the 2nd half of the season.

Haha true, but we have to assume.

it's 4 dude.
arsenal didnt play one match doesnt necessarily means they can snap that 3 points easily 

definitely we are good before rooney scored...but after that...things changed...we need to buck up our midfield...

I'm not really a fan of football but ended up watching the game at a mates house, and from what i saw the player in blue cheated to get that penalty kick. The ref seamed to favour Chelsea.Just my unbiased opinion, take it or leave it.

"You hope you get a really strong referee in games like this," he said. "It was a major game for both clubs and you want a fair referee, you know ... You want a strong referee, anyway, and we didn't get that. I don't know why he's got the game. I must say that, when I saw who was refereeing it, I feared the worst."

Sir Alex Ferguson faces ban over comments made about referee | Football | The Guardian

A possible 2-3 match touchline ban for SAF.

We didn't pay enough lagi ke? 

Former Premier League referee Graham Poll concurred with Sir Alex Ferguson’s post match assessment that Martin Atkinson’s big decisions during the Chelsea versus Manchester United match at Stamford Bridge had cost the Red Devils.

Poll suggests his former colleague got the majority of the big decisions wrong during the crucial Premier League encounter, intimating Ferguson had reason to be angered by some of the officiating during the match.

Citing John Terry’s hand-ball in the first half which should have resulted in a penalty and David Luiz’s fortune at staying on the pitch, Poll claims Ferguson is right to feel aggrieved.

Poll told the Daily Mail: “Referees are remembered for their big decisions in big games. Unfortunately Martin Atkinson got some wrong on Tuesday night and they cost Manchester United.

“Atkinson failed to deliver consistency in similar incidents, the basic requirement for match officials.

“In the first half, Manchester United were denied a penalty when John Terry handled a shot from distance. Although his hands were by his side, the ball travelled a long way and Terry ensured that the ball did not pass - a clear offence. Nothing was given.

“However, when Yury Zhirkov took the opportunity to go over Chris Smalling's outstretched leg, Atkinson had no hesitation in awarding the home team a spot kick. It was soft, but just about the correct call.

“An even clearer example came when David Luiz deliberately tripped Wayne Rooney off the ball - a clear cautionable offence.

“As he had already been cautioned, Luiz should have been dismissed. Nemanja Vidic was not afforded such tolerance later in the game.

“Last Saturday, Manchester United coach Mike Phelan asserted that 'you can't dispute a referees' decision'. After this display by Atkinson, Sir Alex Ferguson is unlikely to agree.”