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mmmmmmmmmm....tasty! :D
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mmmmmmmmmm....tasty! :D
The wheels on the bus go round and round... then they fall off :D
Unreal - it finished 4 - 2. Excellent for Charlton but what happened to the chelsea defence? Too much English Christmas pudding perhaps.
Amazing how quiet it is from the Chelsea fans...
Sing when you're winning? :P
Sing when you're winning? :P
nope i'm here and willing to take the jibes. It will make it all the more sweeter in may.
It just proves something; money can't buy you success, it never will.
Money can bring you good players, but it can't bring you successs. For success you need a team that works well as a unit, who can work together and are all of a good ability. Chelsea don't match the first two very well at all.
"Money cannot buy you everything...", but 4-1??? That's just incredible!
Claudio Ranieri may now be feeling `The End´ drawing even-closer to reallity... And the `hate-him-one-minute; love-him-the-next´ Chelski fans will surely have something to say, after another bad-result, at the half-way point in the season, when the main-contenders begin to emerge and break-away from the chasing pack.
Paulo Di Canio - the guy's still a `Premier League Legend´!
Everything that went right for Charlton, yesterday, was mainly down to him. He's one of those players who isn't stopped easily with the tiring of his ageing body and legs. He's unlike other foreigners who come to England, nowadays... Sure, he can be hot-headed, but he ain't here for the money - he loves Football.
I'll always remember him crying when West Ham went down.
And as for the rest of Alan Curbishley's side, they're a lot like Leeds under Eddie Gray; a die-hard team that never-gives-up.
Credit to them where it is deserved. 4-times! :D
No doubt, he'll be trying to `buy´ his way back to the top of the league, next month.... :P
Claudio Ranieri may now be feeling `The End´ drawing even-closer to reallity... And the `hate-him-one-minute; love-him-the-next´ Chelski fans will surely have something to say, after another bad-result, at the half-way point in the season, when the main-contenders begin to emerge and break-away from the chasing pack.
Paulo Di Canio - the guy's still a `Premier League Legend´!
Everything that went right for Charlton, yesterday, was mainly down to him. He's one of those players who isn't stopped easily with the tiring of his ageing body and legs. He's unlike other foreigners who come to England, nowadays... Sure, he can be hot-headed, but he ain't here for the money - he loves Football.
I'll always remember him crying when West Ham went down.
And as for the rest of Alan Curbishley's side, they're a lot like Leeds under Eddie Gray; a die-hard team that never-gives-up.
Credit to them where it is deserved. 4-times! :D
No doubt, he'll be trying to `buy´ his way back to the top of the league, next month.... :P
Clocks wrote:
> It just proves something; money can't buy you success, it never will.
bollucks this time next week chelsea could well be top! Some footy fans.....paqrticularly moronic pundits who don't have anything proper to say, just take 1 result and go "its the end", if arsenal lose tommorow they'll say, its uniteds title. Bull. How many changes have we seen at the top, and we'll see plenty more. Money can buy success its just never been tried before.
> It just proves something; money can't buy you success, it never will.
bollucks this time next week chelsea could well be top! Some footy fans.....paqrticularly moronic pundits who don't have anything proper to say, just take 1 result and go "its the end", if arsenal lose tommorow they'll say, its uniteds title. Bull. How many changes have we seen at the top, and we'll see plenty more. Money can buy success its just never been tried before.
Solskjćr wrote:
> "Money cannot buy you everything...", but 4-1??? That's just
> incredible!
>
> Claudio Ranieri may now be feeling `The End´ drawing
> even-closer to reallity... And the `hate-him-one-minute;
> love-him-the-next´ Chelski fans will surely have something to
> say, after another bad-result, at the half-way point in the season,
> when the main-contenders begin to emerge and break-away from the
> chasing pack.
More uniformed rubbish, the only time chelsea fans have been fickle with rainieri was in the first year but i supported him from the start and he's doing great work.
Er we like rainieri he is a gentleman manager not a ttwat like the three top red kitted team managers.
were else do you get we don't want sven chants echoing round the stadium, Rainieri always gets a great reception.
The only people who want rainieri out are the media. So then they can put his story all over there papers and have a celeb manager at londons posh club. its as simple as that.
> "Money cannot buy you everything...", but 4-1??? That's just
> incredible!
>
> Claudio Ranieri may now be feeling `The End´ drawing
> even-closer to reallity... And the `hate-him-one-minute;
> love-him-the-next´ Chelski fans will surely have something to
> say, after another bad-result, at the half-way point in the season,
> when the main-contenders begin to emerge and break-away from the
> chasing pack.
More uniformed rubbish, the only time chelsea fans have been fickle with rainieri was in the first year but i supported him from the start and he's doing great work.
Er we like rainieri he is a gentleman manager not a ttwat like the three top red kitted team managers.
were else do you get we don't want sven chants echoing round the stadium, Rainieri always gets a great reception.
The only people who want rainieri out are the media. So then they can put his story all over there papers and have a celeb manager at londons posh club. its as simple as that.
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