Mourinho

[edge275]

Is he losing the plot or something? He's basically saying Chelsea were unlucky, and Chelsea were the best team in the second half. City should've been down to 9 players, and then with his ridiculous antics of last week which he was completely wrong about regarding the medical staff - and still refuses to apologise for in the cold light of day..

I'm a big fan of Mourinho as a manager but I think based on the last few weeks he seems to be losing his mind.

[Mase]

I just think he's a cunt of a human. He's baconface but with a bit more comedy. Wouldn't shed a tear if he dropped dead tomorrow

[iwasthere2012]

Gobshite.

[aaron bond]

Despite all his talk that he will remain at Chelsea for 10-15 years, we always knew (based on his record at every other club) his reign at Chelsea wouldn't be too long.

A big row always erupts with him, although I thought it'd more likely be next season before it happened. I'm not saying all the commotion over the last week will mean his current tenure will end, but what has happened is not surprising.

He's been increasingly dropping hints over the last few weeks that he's not happy with his squad; he's publicly shamed his medical team and received a very public grilling from the media (for once); and, today he subbed his captain at halftime quite unexpectedly.

Things are not right at Chelsea. And that can only be to our advantage.

[london blue 2]

He. Is. A. Cunt.

[Camebro]

He. Is. A. Cunt.

Beat me to it

[King Kev]

Apparently it was a fake result.

Any news on when it will be replayed?

[blues2win]

LOL! It was the three goals which changed the game was it? Points out 1 great save from Joe in second half. What about three great saves from Aguero in the first half?

[Dameerto]

Apparently it was a fake result.

Any news on when it will be replayed?

During the next BLUE MOON.

[nottsblue]

Assume the interviewer just laughed at him when he said Chelsea dominated the second half and they didn't deserve to lose.

He will not be there next season

[Blue Since 76]

Dr Who theme tune before the teams came out was funny. Hope he heard it

[sheblue]

It's all ifs, ands, buts, maybes with him, the prick.
Here's an IF for ya you horrible shit, what If aguero got a hat trick first half. What then.

[Dipstick]

You are all talking bollox - Chelseas were robbed - here's what really happened

A Ramires goal incorrectly ruled out for offside with Man City a goal ahead changed the complexion of this early-season Premier League fixture.

The Brazilian latched on to a brilliant Cesc Fabregas pass early in the second period and nudged the ball home but an errant offside flag denied us a deserved leveller.

Sergio Aguero had put the hosts ahead having already been thwarted by the excellent Asmir Begovic on three occasions, while Diego Costa had a strong shout for a first-half penalty.

We dominated after the interval and after Ramires’s goal was disallowed, Hazard drew a fine stop from Joe Hart. Two late City goals, from Vincent Kompany and Fernandinho, added some gloss to a final scoreline which did not accurately reflect the bigger picture.

Jose Mourinho was forced to make two changes to the side that started against Swansea on the opening day. Asmir Begovic replaced the suspended Thibaut Courtois while Ramires came in for the injured Oscar, allowing Willian to move infield behind Diego Costa up front. The rest of the team was unchanged from last Saturday.

Within 25 seconds of his first Chelsea start Begovic was called upon to make a telling contribution, denying Aguero who had raced clear on goal courtesy of a fine David Silva pass. It set the tone for an assured performance by the Bosnian. He confidently claimed a dangerous free-kick not long after.

We had a good claim for a penalty with eight minutes played when Diego Costa was tripped by Fernandinho inside the box following good forward-thinking play from Ramires, but Martin Atkinson shook his head.


At least even the most die-hard the Chelski fan can see though the bollox - "Official site match report is delusional to the point of being insulting" and "Haha cant believe what I just read. That's like a North Korea propaganda piece."

[Im_Spartacus]

You are all talking bollox - Chelseas were robbed - here's what really happened

A Ramires goal incorrectly ruled out for offside with Man City a goal ahead changed the complexion of this early-season Premier League fixture.

The Brazilian latched on to a brilliant Cesc Fabregas pass early in the second period and nudged the ball home but an errant offside flag denied us a deserved leveller.

Sergio Aguero had put the hosts ahead having already been thwarted by the excellent Asmir Begovic on three occasions, while Diego Costa had a strong shout for a first-half penalty.

We dominated after the interval and after Ramires’s goal was disallowed, Hazard drew a fine stop from Joe Hart. Two late City goals, from Vincent Kompany and Fernandinho, added some gloss to a final scoreline which did not accurately reflect the bigger picture.

Jose Mourinho was forced to make two changes to the side that started against Swansea on the opening day. Asmir Begovic replaced the suspended Thibaut Courtois while Ramires came in for the injured Oscar, allowing Willian to move infield behind Diego Costa up front. The rest of the team was unchanged from last Saturday.

Within 25 seconds of his first Chelsea start Begovic was called upon to make a telling contribution, denying Aguero who had raced clear on goal courtesy of a fine David Silva pass. It set the tone for an assured performance by the Bosnian. He confidently claimed a dangerous free-kick not long after.

We had a good claim for a penalty with eight minutes played when Diego Costa was tripped by Fernandinho inside the box following good forward-thinking play from Ramires, but Martin Atkinson shook his head.


At least even the most die-hard the Chelski fan can see though the bollox - "Official site match report is delusional to the point of being insulting" and "Haha cant believe what I just read. That's like a North Korea propaganda piece."

It's quite incredible isn't it

[nottsblue]

I doubt even Mourinho could have wrote shite like that. The author there would have you believe day is night

[Tokyo Blue]

Even the Chelsea support deserve better than this turd.

[Wooders]

There are no tanks in Iraq

[Beefymcfc]

Just done a few paragraphs then realised that all I needed to say was:

CUNT!!!

[Im_Spartacus]

There are no tanks in Iraq

One of my favourite ever websites

http://www.welovetheiraqiinformationminister.com/
"There are no American infidels in Baghdad. Never!"
"My feelings - as usual - we will slaughter them all"
"Our initial assessment is that they will all die"
"I blame Al-Jazeera - they are marketing for the Americans!"
"God will roast their stomachs in hell at the hands of Iraqis."
"They're coming to surrender or be burned in their tanks."

Perhaps best likened to Chelsea in this quote by the same guy

"Lying is forbidden in Iraq. President Saddam Hussein will tolerate nothing but truthfulness as he is a man of great honor and integrity. Everyone is encouraged to speak freely of the truths evidenced in their eyes and hearts."

[Peter Doherty (AGAIG)]

The most odious, poisonous degenerate ever to be involved with professional football in this country.