chachal: I think the incident is being blown out of proportion. Eden hazard is 22 and the ball boy isn't a kid, 17. Things like that happen under pressure and both of them got what they deserved. I'm surprised that a ball boy is 17 yrs old

toluxa1: Ball boys are given a job, A job to speed up the game and keep it running. If a ball goes out, They get the ball straight away and give it back to resume play. Instead, He let it roll past him and keeps it in his arms. Eden Hazard then goes over to him, By that time the ball-boy has led over the top of the ball to prevent him from getting it. So Hazard kicks the ball, You can see from replays the he does as it rolls out the other side of the lad.

The kid then acts like he's been shot, He then sits back up, Gazes around and lies back down again.

I'm not saying what Hazard did was right, But its being taken out of proportion. Hazard is a nice lad, and doesn't deserve this at all.

The ball boy is 17, and on his twitter has spoke about gambling, drinking (alcohol) and buying an Audi. Below is a quote from his twitter, Before the game

"@CHARLIEM0RGAN The king of all ball boys is back making his final appearance #needed#for #timewasting"

Kx: Stupid is my description of what Harzard did.
However, there is no better justification for neutral ball boys than this incident.
Having said that, Benitez has thrown away 2 trophies - club cup and capital one cup in less than 2 months for the records.

toluxa1: I watched the Chelsea game this night and saw the Hazard incident. Actually "Hazard" is trending right now on twitter and different people have voiced their opinion on whether on the incident. I am a chelsea fan, and even though I clapped for him when he kicked that boy, I don't believe he did the right thing, but I also don't believe he deserved to be sent off for that. Well, that's my opinion. Did you watch the game? What do you think? Did he do the right thing or not? Why? Did he deserve to be sent off or not? Why?