[spireitewolf]

What a spoilt txxxxr chucking out his toys again Don't he know other teams have referee issues !!!

[Search & Destroy]

I think he's lost it.
Cesc clearly threw himself into the defender leg.

He's becoming pathetic

[Mr Mercury]

Search and Destroy, on 21 October 2015 - 09:43 AM, said:

I think he's lost it.
Cesc clearly threw himself into the defender leg.

He's becoming pathetic

I think the bigger picture is that for some reason he wants out at Chelsea and all this muck throwing is part of the game.

[spireitewolf]

Mr Mercury said:

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I think the bigger picture is that for some reason he wants out at Chelsea and all this muck throwing is part of the game.

Yep when the going gets tough where is he SULKING

[Siberian Spireite]

From the moment I first saw his Porto side cheat their way past Celtic, it's been obvious that he'll stop at nowt. Hope he sulks his way to the sack.

[JonB]

Doing what he's done before and trying to make it about him to deflect from the fact Chelsea have been poor this season. Gives the impression to the players that he is taking the flak and they are all in it together.

He's going nowhere unless he walks out as it will cost Chelsea £37m to sack him apparently!!

[ArcticSpireite]

He's (normally) one of the best managers in the world. But also one of the biggest pricks in the world as well.

This post has been edited by ArcticSpireite: 21 October 2015 - 10:35 AM

[Spire-Heights]

How much longer has he got, following today's latest defeat against West Ham... Refused to attend the post match press conference, too, apparently. Saves listening to him blaming the officials I suppose.

[Sammy Spireite]

And the last thing he needed after being sent to the stand at the Boleyn was Danny Dyer with his camera phone out!!!

[calvin plummers socks]

Legend
(Jose not that dick Dyer of course)

[Mr Mercury]

Like I said, he wants out at Chelsea and his behaviour will worsen until he gets his wish!

[Ernie Ernie Ernie]

ArcticSpireite, on 21 October 2015 - 10:29 AM, said:

He's (normally) one of the best managers in the world. But also one of the biggest pricks in the world as well.

He's normally had the advantage of just being able to spend, spend, spend to make him one of the best managers in the world. It would make my day if they finish outside the top four, whether he's there or not

[Spire-Heights]

Ernie Ernie Ernie, on 24 October 2015 - 07:14 PM, said:

He's normally had the advantage of just being able to spend, spend, spend to make him one of the best managers in the world. It would make my day if they finish outside the top four, whether he's there or not

If they do make the top 4, it will only be in the last of these positions. They cannot afford to lose any more really, lost 5 already. West Ham maybe a decent bet to beat them into fourth position, they've started really well.

This post has been edited by Spire-Heights: 24 October 2015 - 07:20 PM

[Mr Mercury]

Dema Reborn, on 24 October 2015 - 07:40 PM, said:

Nice big pay off he cannot lose, myself i just love to these languishing near the drop zone....

And he'd walk into one of the top jobs in Europe straight away!

[spireitewolf]

Dema Reborn said:

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So long as he doesn't come to Man Utd i aint bothered i don't like the guy never have...

I never liked the arrogant txxxxr ever since he didn't have his foto took with his team Porto after winning cup before joining Chelsea first time

[Toddhopper.]

Search and Destroy, on 21 October 2015 - 09:43 AM, said:

I think he's lost it.
Cesc clearly threw himself into the defender leg.

He's becoming pathetic

He's always been a pathetic whinging cry baby, its just he's doing it every week now instead of every other!

[Oscar Tone]

Just seen the game on Match of the Day. My point would be the Fabregas "goal" that was disallowed for offside. At best his kneecap was ahead of the defender, there is absolutely no way in the world that the linesman could have been 100% certain that an infringement was being committed yet he raises the flag. Officials are regularly excused for not giving a decision that they could not see, yet linesman are rarely tasked about flagging for offside when they have not seen a player in an offside position, they just simply think he is. If you have not seen a foul take place, then simply don't give it, what is so hard about that?

As for Mourinho, well he's entertaining. Even after this season I think the only teams that would not happily have him in charge tomorrow are probably Barcelona & Arsenal; maybe Germany if you extend it to national sides.

[Jud]

Oscar Tone, on 25 October 2015 - 09:46 AM, said:

As for Mourinho, well he's entertaining.

He used to be.