The Chelsea Thread

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Alcaraz said:
Why mate? This manchester isn't a joke like the one under Moyes. LVG is a great manager and he will have United superbly organised to face us ... I would take a point especially as City lost yesterday
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Because they are still ****. LVG is good and all that, but Jose knows how to make the most of these games. As I said though, we need Costa for this. Maybe not for the full 90 but he must play the bigger part.
 
Nick Chelsea said:
Because they are still ****. LVG is good and all that, but Jose knows how to make the most of these games. As I said though, we need Costa for this. Maybe not for the full 90 but he must play the bigger part.
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Remember this is a squad that won the league just last year!! And they have only strengthened since then with players like Herrera, Falcao, Di Maria and Mata. Moyes just screwed up and they have a great manager in LVG. They will be extra motivated for this game, they are playing at home and they have had an extra days rest plus no CL to bother them. I honestly not taking this lightly
 
If Falcao is injured, that's huge news ... I still get nightmares from the way he took us apart in Monaco during the Super Cup final
 
Chelsea to face MUFC: Courtois, Ivanovic, Cahill, Terry, Felipe Luis, Fabregas, Matic, Willian, Oscar, Hazard, Drogba
 
Give me a point now and I'll take it. I genuinely can't see 80 year old Drogba doing much damage
 
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Class game from Phil Dowd. That's all I am going to say. Happy with a point but frustrating when we concede stupid late goals away. Did the same at City
 
Credit to Chelsea though. Van Persie was celebrating an equalizer at home like he had just won the World Cup. Shows how much this result means to them
 
Alcaraz said:
Credit to Chelsea though. Van Persie was celebrating an equalizer at home like he had just won the World Cup. Shows how much this result means to them
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United always celebrate a fightback. Especially since we've not been great with them in the last year. Somethibng like that brings belief
 
Mike. said:
United always celebrate a fightback. Especially since we've not been great with them in the last year. Somethibng like that brings belief
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Yes except you would never see Fergie's United ever celebrate like that when scoring an equalizer at home. Any unsuspecting observer would feel Van Persie had just scored the winning goal in a WC final. Anyways doesn't matter, it was a good game and fair result
 
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