Premier League 22-23

[AllRoverAsia]

Big Sam is the cure for the long term adverse effects of possible relegation as a result of contracting the often fatal virus known as tippy tappy.

[Sweaty Gussets]

12 hours ago, wilsdenrover said:

I’m not going to say who,  but a couple of weeks ago a Leeds player visited where my other half works and went out of his way to have a long chat with her colleague who supports them. 

I'm sure that will bring some comfort to the little boy who kept getting ignored😉

[wilsdenrover]

10 minutes ago, Sweaty Gussets said:

I'm sure that will bring some comfort to the little boy who kept getting ignored😉

The point was one video doesn’t mean an entire squad doesn’t care - but I think you knew that 😀

[Mattyblue]

What made me laugh is the excuse they’ve given for ignoring the poor lad.

’We were on our activation walk’ (through a hotel lobby to a waiting coach 🙄. Modern Football ay, example #4562).

[wilsdenrover]

Just now, Mattyblue said:

What made me laugh is the excuse they’ve given for ignoring the poor lad.

’We were on our activation walk’ (through a hotel lobby to a waiting coach 🙄. Modern Football ay, example #4562).

It would appear the ‘activation’ failed 😁

[DE.]

Big Sam to the rescue! To be fair they were going down under Gracia, utterly hopeless, so in this instance doing something is better than doing nothing. Just a case of whether Allardyce will be able to get immediate results. Don't think he's ever had such a short timeframe to deliver. Usually he gets at least a little bit of a January transfer window to bring in a couple of big lads to bolster the defence. 

[JHRover]

Lots of criticism of Leeds chopping and changing in a desperate bid to survive / achieve their objectives 

Sooner that than do nothing and let the inevitable occur as we've done under Kean, Coyle and Mowbray.

[roversfan99]

This Chelsea side is so poorly organised.

[simongarnerisgod]

give frank the job full time😁

[Waggy76]

Well done Lampard 😁😁😁

[Darrenbot]

How can anybody with half a brain give Fat Frank a job after this tripe hes been dolling out the last 12 months at Everton and Chelsea

[DE.]

In some ways it's impressive how much worse he's made an already poor Chelsea team.

[davulsukur]

25 minutes ago, roversfan99 said:

This Chelsea side is so poorly organised.

That's because Lampard is in charge.

Not in the least bit surprised that they are been torn a new one by Arsenal.

[simongarnerisgod]

how do you end up with such a poor side after spending 600 million quid,it`s some achievement,i doubt anyone can manage that squad,they are uncoachable

[AllRoverAsia]

8 hours ago, wilsdenrover said:

It would appear the ‘activation’ failed 😁

They had activated their ear pods to tune into their musical choices.

Edited May 2, 2023 by AllRoverAsia

[wilsdenrover]

13 minutes ago, simongarnerisgod said:

how do you end up with such a poor side after spending 600 million quid,it`s some achievement,i doubt anyone can manage that squad,they are uncoachable

Maybe no one can - Frank certainly can’t 

[Blow-in]

21 minutes ago, Darrenbot said:

How can anybody with half a brain give Fat Frank a job after this tripe hes been dolling out the last 12 months at Everton and Chelsea

Yeah but he know the club, just needs more time. I don't know why they would hire Poche, he never played for Chelsea he doesnt know the club or what the fans expect.

For me its down to Lampard, Joe Cole or Edin Hazard.

[wilsdenrover]

A text on the BBC online commentary says Lampard’s last 19 games are 1 win 2 draws and 16 defeats.

That is truly appalling, and absolutely hilarious.

[Ianrally]

Great to see them struggle especially with the money spent and the despicable diving Sterling. 

[chaddyrovers]

9 minutes ago, wilsdenrover said:

A text on the BBC online commentary says Lampard’s last 19 games are 1 win 2 draws and 16 defeats.

That is truly appalling, and absolutely hilarious.

at least he is consistent 🤔

[chaddyrovers]

Chelsea picked the wrong front 3 tonight. Should have picked Havertz, Felix and Mudryk instead. Aubameyang isn't good enough for PL level. did nothing all night apart from take the kick offs. 

Chelsea need to sort out quickly who they want as their next head coach and announced it. Might just settle everything down. 

[Tom]

Lampard went in with little expectation but hilariously under delivered even that 

[speeeeeeedie]

26 minutes ago, chaddyrovers said:

Chelsea picked the wrong front 3 tonight. Should have picked Havertz, Felix and Mudryk instead. Aubameyang isn't good enough for PL level. did nothing all night apart from take the kick offs. 

Chelsea need to sort out quickly who they want as their next head coach and announced it. Might just settle everything down. 

Chelsea have enough players in their first team squad to field 3 teams. It matters not which 11 steps onto the pitch. All 30 odd of them are shorn of confidence, and they are working with a temporary manager who's not up to it.

They've lost 6 in a row. It's Bournemouth away next who have won 5 of 7. I'm sure the betting odds will favour a home win.

Lampard should never be given another Premier League job, and at this juncture I'd be hard pressed to advocate for him at League One level. 

Starting Aubameyang was baffling. Maybe he thought that because Arteta bombed him out he'd go out and show what he can do. Wishful thinking. It also showed that Arteta, a good manager, did right by getting rid of him.

Chelsea's owners have their own set of problems, but they have enough cash to fix it, if they listen to the right people.

[wilsdenrover]

38 minutes ago, speeeeeeedie said:

Chelsea have enough players in their first team squad to field 3 teams. It matters not which 11 steps onto the pitch. All 30 odd of them are shorn of confidence, and they are working with a temporary manager who's not up to it.

They've lost 6 in a row. It's Bournemouth away next who have won 5 of 7. I'm sure the betting odds will favour a home win.

Lampard should never be given another Premier League job, and at this juncture I'd be hard pressed to advocate for him at League One level. 

Starting Aubameyang was baffling. Maybe he thought that because Arteta bombed him out he'd go out and show what he can do. Wishful thinking. It also showed that Arteta, a good manager, did right by getting rid of him.

Chelsea's owners have their own set of problems, but they have enough cash to fix it, if they listen to the right people.

Sounds familiar…

[Upside Down]

43 minutes ago, speeeeeeedie said:

Chelsea's owners have their own set of problems, but they have enough cash to fix it, if they listen to the right people.

Come on Jerome. Show yourself when you're really needed, you rat fuck.