Premier League match discussion thread | 2014/15

So we all agree that Chelsea is the most odious club in the league?

All in favour say Aye.

Aye.

Aye.

Probably, although at least they "know what they are" as they say, they're arseholes, a mindless majority of them are racists, but they admit they're arseholes and don't really want to be liked, when everyone wanted Liverpool to win the League last season (an opposition goalkeeper even admitted he wanted Liverpool to win the League before a match) they were delighted to go there and fuck it all up for them.  There's no delusion there, they're a hateful shower of bastards but they admit it.  They're not the sort of cunts who'll campaign for murderers to be freed, psychos forgiven and people's livelihoods to be destroyed then tell themselves and the world that they're doing wonderful work in the name of justice.  For that reason I have a little more respect for them than a certain other fanbase.

Getting a bit upset, are we?

Our overtaking them might provoke suicide.

Do me a favour, if taking shots at the Liverpool fanbase meant I was upset I would have had to have spent years on the brink of suicide.

ResurrectionRooney wrote:Probably, although at least they "know what they are" as they say, they're arseholes, a mindless majority of them are racists, but they admit they're arseholes and don't really want to be liked, when everyone wanted Liverpool to win the League last season (an opposition goalkeeper even admitted he wanted Liverpool to win the League before a match) they were delighted to go there and fuck it all up for them.  There's no delusion there, they're a hateful shower of bastards but they admit it.  They're not the sort of cunts who'll campaign for murderers to be freed, psychos forgiven and people's livelihoods to be destroyed then tell themselves and the world that they're doing wonderful work in the name of justice.  For that reason I have a little more respect for them than a certain other fanbase.

If Chelsea fans were actually like that then I'd also have respect for them, but they aren't. Since that metro incident three fans that were on the carriage and most likely a part of the chanting/abuse have come out and said nothing happened and that the media and blowing out of proportion. One of them actually had the balls to say that it was the black guy that was acting aggressively to them and they were acting in "self-defence". Another of the men actually didn't come into work the following day and told his boss to address the media and refer to him as a "good little boy". And all three have either denied the song was chanted or said they coincidentally went deaf at that moment and didn't hear anything. In fact the chief preparatory of the metro incident, the fat white man in the front, is a director for the World Human Rights Forum And today he too has come out and said he didn't chant And finally all four of these men have all come out and said that they didn't know each other nor know anyone else on the carriage despite claiming they are long term and regular visitors of home and away games. There has also been a mass deletion of racists social media comments by them

If after the video was released Chelsea fans had come out and said "Yeah we're racist and we didn't want that negro anywhere near us, we admit that" then I'd have serious respect for them, but all this pussying out they've done since is so incredibly pathetic and makes them even more detestable.

ResurrectionRooney wrote:Do me a favour, if taking shots at the Liverpool fanbase meant I was upset I would have had to have spent years on the brink of suicide.

  Yeah, that's probably fair.

Glen Miller wrote:"I didn't have an awful lot of sympathy for Nemanja Matic's red card until Courtois gave an intelligent analysis of the incident in his post-match interview. His eloquent interpretation left me with the distinct impression that here was a young man with real leadership qualities. This lad is the future of Chelsea."

Some of the pro-Chelsea analysis is enough to make me vomit.

Who said that? It sounds like something Garth Crooks would say.

Keyser Söze wrote:

ResurrectionRooney wrote:Probably, although at least they "know what they are" as they say, they're arseholes, a mindless majority of them are racists, but they admit they're arseholes and don't really want to be liked, when everyone wanted Liverpool to win the League last season (an opposition goalkeeper even admitted he wanted Liverpool to win the League before a match) they were delighted to go there and fuck it all up for them.  There's no delusion there, they're a hateful shower of bastards but they admit it.  They're not the sort of cunts who'll campaign for murderers to be freed, psychos forgiven and people's livelihoods to be destroyed then tell themselves and the world that they're doing wonderful work in the name of justice.  For that reason I have a little more respect for them than a certain other fanbase.

If Chelsea fans were actually like that then I'd also have respect for them, but they aren't. Since that metro incident three fans that were on the carriage and most likely a part of the chanting/abuse have come out and said nothing happened and that the media and blowing out of proportion. One of them actually had the balls to say that it was the black guy that was acting aggressively to them and they were acting in "self-defence". Another of the men actually didn't come into work the following day and told his boss to address the media and refer to him as a "good little boy". And all three have either denied the song was chanted or said they coincidentally went deaf at that moment and didn't hear anything. In fact the chief preparatory of the metro incident, the fat white man in the front, is a director for the World Human Rights Forum And today he too has come out and said he didn't chant And finally all four of these men have all come out and said that they didn't know each other nor know anyone else on the carriage despite claiming they are long term and regular visitors of home and away games. There has also been a mass deletion of racists social media comments by them  

If after the video was released Chelsea fans had come out and said "Yeah we're racist and we didn't want that negro anywhere near us, we admit that" then I'd have serious respect for them, but all this pussying out they've done since is so incredibly pathetic and makes them even more detestable.  

Well why would Chelsea fans come out and say that when it was only those fans who were being racist.

Sean wrote:

Keyser Söze wrote:

If Chelsea fans were actually like that then I'd also have respect for them, but they aren't. Since that metro incident three fans that were on the carriage and most likely a part of the chanting/abuse have come out and said nothing happened and that the media and blowing out of proportion. One of them actually had the balls to say that it was the black guy that was acting aggressively to them and they were acting in "self-defence". Another of the men actually didn't come into work the following day and told his boss to address the media and refer to him as a "good little boy". And all three have either denied the song was chanted or said they coincidentally went deaf at that moment and didn't hear anything. In fact the chief preparatory of the metro incident, the fat white man in the front, is a director for the World Human Rights Forum And today he too has come out and said he didn't chant And finally all four of these men have all come out and said that they didn't know each other nor know anyone else on the carriage despite claiming they are long term and regular visitors of home and away games. There has also been a mass deletion of racists social media comments by them  

If after the video was released Chelsea fans had come out and said "Yeah we're racist and we didn't want that negro anywhere near us, we admit that" then I'd have serious respect for them, but all this pussying out they've done since is so incredibly pathetic and makes them even more detestable.  

Well why would Chelsea fans come out and say that when it was only those fans who were being racist.

Sorry, I didn't mean to say Chelsea fans in general, just the racist ones.

Zzonked wrote:

Glen Miller wrote:"I didn't have an awful lot of sympathy for Nemanja Matic's red card until Courtois gave an intelligent analysis of the incident in his post-match interview. His eloquent interpretation left me with the distinct impression that here was a young man with real leadership qualities. This lad is the future of Chelsea."

Some of the pro-Chelsea analysis is enough to make me vomit.

Who said that? It sounds like something Garth Crooks would say.

On the money. 

Keyser Söze wrote:

ResurrectionRooney wrote:Probably, although at least they "know what they are" as they say, they're arseholes, a mindless majority of them are racists, but they admit they're arseholes and don't really want to be liked, when everyone wanted Liverpool to win the League last season (an opposition goalkeeper even admitted he wanted Liverpool to win the League before a match) they were delighted to go there and fuck it all up for them.  There's no delusion there, they're a hateful shower of bastards but they admit it.  They're not the sort of cunts who'll campaign for murderers to be freed, psychos forgiven and people's livelihoods to be destroyed then tell themselves and the world that they're doing wonderful work in the name of justice.  For that reason I have a little more respect for them than a certain other fanbase.

If Chelsea fans were actually like that then I'd also have respect for them, but they aren't. Since that metro incident three fans that were on the carriage and most likely a part of the chanting/abuse have come out and said nothing happened and that the media and blowing out of proportion. One of them actually had the balls to say that it was the black guy that was acting aggressively to them and they were acting in "self-defence". Another of the men actually didn't come into work the following day and told his boss to address the media and refer to him as a "good little boy". And all three have either denied the song was chanted or said they coincidentally went deaf at that moment and didn't hear anything. In fact the chief preparatory of the metro incident, the fat white man in the front, is a director for the World Human Rights Forum And today he too has come out and said he didn't chant And finally all four of these men have all come out and said that they didn't know each other nor know anyone else on the carriage despite claiming they are long term and regular visitors of home and away games. There has also been a mass deletion of racists social media comments by them  

If after the video was released Chelsea fans had come out and said "Yeah we're racist and we didn't want that negro anywhere near us, we admit that" then I'd have serious respect for them, but all this pussying out they've done since is so incredibly pathetic and makes them even more detestable.  

Why would you show respect towards blatant racists?

Because he's also a blatant racist.

SBSP knows me so well.

Agents Brown and O'Shea putting United in front with a double foul on Falcao.  Good old Sheasy also had our best chance in the first half hitting the bar.  Fucking shocking performance.

Is Kompany serious

The right side of City's defence is fucking shocking. FabPabZab and Special K have been beyond dire.

Kompany got shoulder-barged onto his bottom by Raheem Sterling.  What a beast of a defender!

Surely no one rates him any more?

Think we're gonna lose this one, even though we've seemed to more likely team to score goals.

Based Pippo is playing out of his mind right now.

120 minutes in Turkey a few days ago, a delayed flight back to Liverpool, City with two extra rest days, and we still outplay them.   What a result, thank you Rodgers.

Coutinho, my word.

Can is amazing. Quickly becoming my favourite player.

Scott_LFC wrote:Coutinho, my word.

Can is amazing. Quickly becoming my favourite player.

Yeah, he was great.  Even Lovren played well, bringing Can back to RCB and sticking Lovren on the left paid off.

I think it's also important to point out that this revival isn't down to Sturridge's return-the cameo against West Ham aside, he hasn't been great.  This is entirely down to the tactical adjustments Rodgers has made to get the best out of Coutinho and Lallana. 

Glen Miller wrote:

Scott_LFC wrote:Coutinho, my word.

Can is amazing. Quickly becoming my favourite player.

Yeah, he was great.  Even Lovren played well, bringing Can back to RCB and sticking Lovren on the left paid off.

I think it's also important to point out that this revival isn't down to Sturridge's return-the cameo against West Ham aside, he hasn't been great.  This is entirely down to the tactical adjustments Rodgers has made to get the best out of Coutinho and Lallana. 

Agreed, Sturridge has been very poor since that goal. Way too selfish. I was annoyed when Rodgers took Balotelli off in the mid-week game, as I thought Sturridge was the one who deserved to be hooked.

Gerrard will come back into the team and ruin it all, though.

We were so, so poor. No better than midweek. We're lucky Everton are impotent.

Mourinho squirting water onto the camera and smirking. I swear he lives his life planning his next GIF.