Bimffo:


Yea. Used!

1)I made a comparison about Chelsea and Bayern players according to that time and I was very correct then. If I was to make the comparison now, It will be different! And it mayb different if I have to do it in 10 months time!

2)I made a prediction about my team retaining the Premier league.. If you knew what tomorrow holds, You should have told me in 2011 Rooney will become so shîtty in the Future.

Yes! my team is having a torrid time, and no one would have predicted this.

PS: We gonna Rise back Like a Phoenix Rising from the Ashes. Its not the 1st time we doing that and its definitely not the last time..

AdeLaNa1:
Bimffo my guy. How u dey?? Hope ur evening is going well?
Anyways, i totally agree wit u bro. None of Chelsea's rivals ll even come close this season. The top 4 is not even close to 15th.
Lol! I actually feel sorry for the poor chap dumbo who liked dat post...

AdeLaNa1:
Chelsea fans after The Southampton game: Our season starts in two weeks.
Chelsea fans after the Villa game: Yes! Chelsea is back.
Chelsea fans after the Dynamo game: I ve confidence in dis team and really hope we can beat West Ham.
Chelsea fans after the West Ham game: Our season starts next week.
Wash. Rinse. Dry. Repeat.

AdeLaNa1:
Chelsea fans six months ago: Yes we're Champions! Mou is the best manager in the world.
Chelsea fans six months later: Mou is fücking useless. Why haven't we sacked him yet??

StarBoard:



I never understood that line.
Didn't the season begin 8th August?
Or was Chelsea's season delayed by 3 months?
Maybe they have outstanding games due to the delay that's why they have only 11 points so far.

AdeLaNa1:
Lool! Their season has started and restarted like 5 times already this season. And its restarting again nxt week. That makes 6.

StarBoard:

Is it a car engine that you keep starting each time it stalls?
Are they going to keep petitioning the fa to reset the league each time they claim their season is about to restart?

AdeLaNa1:
Lool! See bro i don't get. Talk about delusion at its highest. I remember one saying recently that they'd win trebble dis season.

PietroRico:
Mou shoulda listened to this guy
He's a realist
He saw the need to park the bus against a significantly superior Team

You guys should consider this guy when Jose eventually runs away

nateevs:
Abeg make una free Bimfo jor. He was only being very optimistic and positive about his team.

My gripe was where the optimism came from.

When the likes of Nateevs was screaming last season that we were stumbling along and just barely reaching the finish line, many thought I was looking for wahala where there existed none.

I cannot remember how many times I referred to our 'method of attack' and our increasing sole dependence on the brilliance of Hazard. I criticized JM many times for being too defence-centric in his approach to games.

I brought this up again in pre-season, highlighting how nothing had changed and how we may struggle this season. So it baffles me when I see such optimism being displayed.

And the reason I kept talking about this was simple. If you don't build a side that wins games on the back of the sheer amount of attacking chances created as a unit (not from the same individual time after time), when you need to score goals to get you out of big mess, it won't magically happen.

While many are complaining about how we are shipping goals, what about what we are creating in attack? Over 80 percent of our goals so far this season have come from either set-pieces or unforgivable errors by the opposition. We just cannot create enough clear-cut chances to score goals.

But the interesting thing is, it didn't start this season. For so long, it's been a problem. Since JM returned. Too many times we struggled to open up teams that were resolute at the back.

The philosophy has always remained questionable. If your first approach to winning a game is preventing the opposition from scoring, then some day, when the defensive unit is faulty, you will struggle to score goals. Because the 'method of attack' has always been weak.

JM cannot fix this. It is beyond him. Because the very solution to the problem is fundamentally in contrast to his philosophy of the game.

It's time for a change. This is an operational/tactical blunder allowed to carry on for so long, the effects are now manifesting in manner of an insurmountable mental uphill.

It's time to make a change. Because although it sounds implausible right now to many, we could very well be in a relegation battle very soon. There is bad blood and total disrespect for JM's approach from everyone - players, team medics, FA, referees and the media.

Spy360:
Wow!
This is the most intelligent and objective Chelsea fan I have ever met.

The emboldened has been a point I have tried so hard to share but sentiments would not allow others to see.

Chelsea is in a dilemma; while it may seem right to sack Jose, yet it is very expensive, besides there are no top manager available for now apart from Ancelloti who already has had a stint.

One could risk any of those unsung heroes in some of those obscure leagues, for example Fatih Terim.

What do you think?

JigsawKillah:
Lordfalcao


abeg drop your mail jare

Nihilist:
I have to disagree with Nateevs.

Last season, we did not struggle to create chances. We averaged almost 60% Possesion in the league.

While Hazard assumed the role of the 'game changer', Fabregas finished with the highest number of assists in the league. Ivanovic directly contributed to 9 or 10 league goals, and assisted the 'assister' in several more.

And while the team was fatigued towards the end of the season, historically and statistically speaking, fatigue is a common challenge to the top EPL teams post-January, given the frantic Christmas schedule.

We have struggled this year due to Jose's recalcitrant and arrogant outlook to the game but NOT due his perceived 'negative tactics'

Put simply, Na overskill dey worry Jose. I was listening to Stan Collymore on Talksport who reported rumours from Cobham that Chelsea's entire pre-season regime consisted of just 16 training sessions. Bear in mind that these sessions are usually a maximum of 2 hours long.

In addition to this, the players reportedly even got an extra week off ontop of the regular holiday period. The idea was that the Chelsea players would build up fitness as the season progressed. Imagine that?!

Well, that backfired spectacularly. Hazard came back looking decidedly chunky and Costa looked relatively obese compared to previous photos. Bar Willian, the players have looked out of gas quickly in our previous games. Mentally, they're still not there yet.

Jose has also made some baffling decisions. I don't believe Baba Rahman is so bad that a big lumbering centre back like Zouma is preferable to him.
The Falcao deal is just shocking on every level especially considering both manager and player share the same super agent.
The musical chairs scenario at centre back continues and djololobobodji or whatever his name is can't get a sniff.
Ivanovic is still assured a place in Jose's side and I wonder why. It's one thing to be beaten at pace by a speedy winger, but when Tadic can bamboozle you to the floor from a standing position, then you have to give serious consideration to the idea of early retirement

Then to further compound our woes, Jose has been engaging in off-field antics that seem to have divided the dressing room. I wonder particularly about Hazard's opinion on Jose's treatment of Eva...considering he was the player deemed in danger at the time.

So Jose has been ridiculously complacent, and that complacency has seeped very deeply into the dressing room. Coupled with his ridiculous off-field antics,questionable recruitment policy, and jaundiced team selections, it's easy to see how tactical instructions are the least culpable reasons for our current travails.

Quite simply, Overskills dey sunch...

Bimffo:



And please, with the bolded part, We all know you are not intelligent. Dont try to Join! I have not seen you talk anything footie! All you do is trolling trolling trolling!

Nihilist:


Jose has also made some baffling decisions. I don't believe Baba Rahman is so bad that a big lumbering centre back like Zouma is preferable to him.

Bimffo:


Yea. Used!

1)I made a comparison about Chelsea and Bayern players according to that time and I was very correct then. If I was to make the comparison now, It will be different! And it mayb different if I have to do it in 10 months time!

2)I made a prediction about my team retaining the Premier league.. If you knew what tomorrow holds, You should have told me in 2011 Rooney will become so shîtty in the Future.

Yes! my team is having a torrid time, and no one would have predicted this.

PS: We gonna Rise back Like a Phoenix Rising from the Ashes. Its not the 1st time we doing that and its definitely not the last time..

Ibime:


Not when Emenalo took Roman from losing £60m a year to the point where Chelsea hit breakeven.

Roman will never sack Emenalo.

Emenalo is a good business man, but a lousy football tactician. Roman doesn't know football, so he is just hapy that he is not losing money anymore.