RA has lost almost 12 mil resulting from the economic crisis, I doubt he will sign another high-profile winger.

It's difficult to tell if a player suits BPL or not. Some players fare better in BPL while some flop.
Even before Malouda came to the Bridge, many had predicted than he can shine in here, but it's the different case now.

It's sickening to see the team conceded 3 goals and poor defending even on the air! Our defence are constantly caught out and credit to Roma for such a confidence display.

To lose 3-1 is quite unimaginable to me, as I know Chelsea are in superb form. But a lost still a lost, fortunately we still top the group and we need to see off Bordeux next week to seal our place in knock-out stage.

This post has been edited by aaron1kee: Nov 5 2008, 10:20 AM

Writing error, corrected.

I don't think so. This does not reflect Chelsea sportsmanship.
But this is the club biggest lost since the lost to Middlesbrough two seasons ago.

Why Chelsea lose? Simply enough.
Roma were much more superior than us in the second half, though we played well in the first half, we didn't take our chances and let the victory flying. In the end, we were punished. But a lost is a lost, accept it and look forward to the next game.

That was an awful hat-trick to be frank. He just ticked in the ball into the empty net.

Be rest assured that JT will blow whatever motivations into the players' ears, and be rest assured that Chelsea will bounce back.

Second to sanfa.

I agree that we should not drop points against big teams but heck, we are doing it consistently as you could see who is topping the table now? Liverpool may grabbed maximum points against Chelsea but don't you realise that they dropped maximum points to the bottom team as well? To me, consistency is what matters most and we should not judging a team by calculating how many times they have beaten any top teams before. Whether it is a big club or average club, most importantly is that the players go into the game with a winning mentality.

It's a past tense now. Now we should instead look forward for the next game!

Owen? Too injury-prone. What I afraid is that he sleep on the treatment bed more than training on the pitch. And RA burned another 5mil for nothing.

LFS need to sell before buying.

It's a waste if we let him rot at the stand instead. He still has the qualities of a good right back but Chelsea isn't the place for him to perform. I believe other clubs could resurrect his career, if LFS chose to sell him.

Man UTD lost to Arsenal, so it's entirely up to us to gain 3 points against Blackburn tomorrow.

EDIT: Wrong information

This post has been edited by aaron1kee: Nov 9 2008, 08:05 AM

Corrected. Sorry, my bad.

Anelka is real lucky these recent games huh?
Poor Robinson, totally unexpected deflection, he was real good in saving those goals!
And based from Mikel performance, he is trying hard to regain LFS faith, he tackled almost everywhere and ran through the wet pitch.

And Robinson can be the turning point for Blackburn.

Anelka should have just nicked the ball instead shooting between legs, then he will have two consecutive hat-tricks.

Aside from Anelka, Terry seemed to not have a great game yesterday night huh? Possibly because of the bad pitch but there was once his bad positioning allowed Roberts to score. And there were quite many failed tackles, nevertheless I'm glad that this is our 3rd consecutive clean sheets.

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Added on November 10, 2008, 8:33 amAs long as he keeps scoring goals, I don't mind to keep him in the team.

This post has been edited by aaron1kee: Nov 10 2008, 08:33 AM

Sad! SPM clashed with the match, gonna sacrifice my football for the sake of my future.

But I hope to see more Anelka-ism.

He deserves the chance to prove himself.