Chelsea Fans: Identify Yourselves Here (Old)

we are now level as they've also lost one of theirs. lets see how it'll end.

well there it is Mikel just kicked us out of this tourney. So early in the season, one down 3 to go, lets hope we fare better in those ones.

so what was that bald headed Wilkins point arsenal. Now they are the ones disrespecting the premier league.

Out goes Chelsea.

 

Next time, tell Wilkins to shut his filthy trap and focus on Chelski winning games - losing at HOME to a non premiership team?  

Wilkins will be begging AW to loan him some of the youth players now.  

lesson learned - never talk too much, especially when you've not played.  

Scolari revolution arrives with a bang - two home losses - one to BURNLEY - Viva Scolari!!!!  

Am sure Scolari would be sacked if u guys go trophyless this season. It is a pity, na Nigerian make una commot!

need i say more??
the torture dan do una

Mourinho lost to Charlton at SB as well in the same competition.
It's not catastrophic. . . . . .At least they didn't disrespect the competition like Wenger's kids.

Where is that loquacious Nateevs??
Chelsea would win the quad, they would win everything. . . . . .
U have now lost at least one game in every competition u have featured in this season.
It is not a good sign.

Shit can happen. . . . .
This time last season, United lost to Coventry at Old Trafford.
See where it got us. European Double!!!!

And if Chelsea win 2 titles in May 2009 and Arsenal finish trophyless again. . . .Which would be more shameful??

I thunk Arsenal lost to Hull and Stoke. . . . .What happened to your memory bank??

It was 4 seasons ago.
All i remember was the Hullic syndrome and the STROKE Wenger suffered some weeks ago.

Look at all these Arse and Manure fans ejaculating just because we put in a half hearted effort and lost on penalties. We are leaving the milk cup to the Danny Wellbecks and Kieran Gibbs of this world jare, we have bigger fish to fry.

I laugh in Tiv  
You would have been singing a different song had you guys won the game   half-hearted effort indeed look at that loaded squad
Cudicini; Ferreira, Alex, Ivanovic, Bridge (c); Mineiro; Kalou, Belletti (Lampard 25), Deco (Mikel h-t), Malouda; Drogba (Di Santo 68).
This was not a half-hearted line-up most of these players would easily start in most clubs in the Prem and across Europe not to mention the highlighted
Compare that to our line-up of youngins on Tuesday you guys have blown away what might be the only thing you would win this season but lets wait and see

REACTION: PAYING THE PRICE
                  Posted on: Thu 13 Nov 2008
                  Chelsea's Carling Cup downfall owed much to one of football's
                  oldest conventions according to Felipe Scolari. If you don't
                  take your chances, you're likely to be punished.
                  The Chelsea manager spoke about the reasons behind his team
                  selection after the penalty shoot-out defeat to Burnley, but
                  most of all he spoke about a special danger in English
                  football - letting a side from any division off the hook.
                  'I received information about Burnley before the game and I
                  knew they play well. We put out a team that we believed could
                  win the game - and we had chance to win,' Scolari pointed out.

                  'But what has happened is the same as in some other games. We
                  made many mistakes when we arrived in front of goal. Four or
                  five times.
                  'Burnley had two chances to score and made one goal. We had
                  five chances and we lost. They played penalties better than
                  us.'                  The Blues misery from spot-kick deciders stretches far beyond
                  Moscow last May and across the last decade. Our most recent
                  success in competitive matches was in another League Cup tie,
                  away to Ipswich over 10 years ago.
                  Wayne Bridge and John Mikel Obi were those who went through
                  the anguish of missing this time but as Scolari argued, the
                  game should have been over well before then.
                  'When you miss three or four goals, sure you not win - against
                  Burnley, against any team - first, second or third division.
                  In England it is different to other countries.'
                  Kalou, Di Santo and Alex were responsible for big misses. It
                  was the returning Didier Drogba who had been on-target in the
                  game from a Frank Lampard pass, but it was only injury to
                  Juliano Belletti that had brought the England man onto the
                  pitch. John Terry stayed on the bench, Scolari making six
                  changes to the line-up in the last game.
                  Deco was taken off at half-time against Burnley and Franco Di
                  Santo was lost to a hamstring tear in extra time, leaving the
                  Blues with 10 men.
                  'I am angry because we lost but I am a coach that understands
                  that sometimes I need to put in some players to start a game
                  because they have been injured and come back, or some players
                  who have not played many games,' he explained.
                  'I had only three or four other players that maybe it was
                  possible to play but I say not today because they have played
                  many games.
                  'Deco had a little problem but I think it is not a problem for
                  him to play Saturday. Di Santo normally will be out 21 days.'
                  Burnley manager Owen Coyle put his team's fight-back through
                  Ade Akinbiyi's goal and ultimate triumph down to their team
                  and work ethic.
                  'Beating the club top of the Premier League and one of the
                  favourites for the Champions League shows the magnitude of the
                  effort the players have put in,' he said.
                  'Sometimes you ride your luck but at 1-0 down, it is easy to
                  feel sorry for yourself and hide, but nothing was further from
                  the truth.
                  'Drogba's goal was real quality but we just felt if we could
                  stay in the game by passing and keeping our belief, that would
                  give us a platform.
                  'It is easy enough to pack 11 behind the ball, but ultimately
                  Chelsea would pick you off and although you only lose 1- or
                  2-0, you have contributed nothing to the game. Given the
                  chances, we were going to commit players forward.'
                  The former Bolton striker revealed his team had not practiced
                  for the shoot-out.
                  'We didn't because we didn't think it would get to penalties.'
                  'We lost one competition today,' finished Scolari. 'This is
                  not normal for us. We want to win all competitions and we need
                  to understand this. -SCOLARI

go hang urself IDOIT!