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Chelsea vs Swansea City FA Premier League K.O 15:00

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  • #152
    DazMarz
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    Jesus, Ba...

    But final whistle. Job done. 3 clear of Spurs (Goal difference is superior too).

    Dismal enough game, but it don't have to be pretty.

    3 points, inching closer to the Top 4 safety. Need a big result against Spurs now. Win against Spurs, and it's all done and dusted, methinks.


  • #153
    Gbear
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    After that stunning victory I think it's safe to say that Rafa is the manager of the season, if not the decade.


  • #154
    DazMarz
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    Here Precious2 wrote: »
    Goes without saying next 2 league games will define chelseas season and not today's game

    Of course. The game against Spurs is huge. I'm hoping the game in the Emirates ends a draw to take initiative from United to play out of their skins against Chelsea.

    The next 2 games will tell a lot.

    Bad as Chelsea are playing, the results are very positive (results, not performances), so I'd be hopeful that there is a big performance left in the team. And it's needed against Spurs.


  • #155
    Crackle
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    Good win even in a pretty dull game. Swansea were poor today, Williams in particular.

    All in all, with Spurs dropping points yesterday, and Arsenal on course to do so today, it'll be a good weekend for Chelsea.


  • #156
    Here Precious2
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    DazMarz wrote: »
    Of course. The game against Spurs is huge. I'm hoping the game in the Emirates ends a draw to take initiative from United to play out of their skins against Chelsea.

    The next 2 games will tell a lot.

    Bad as Chelsea are playing, the results are very positive (results, not performances), so I'd be hopeful that there is a big performance left in the team. And it's needed against Spurs.

    Spot on ..fcuk performances at this stage of season. All that matters is results and Chelsea are getting them. United wont lie down next week due to no love being lost between fergie and rafa


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  • #157
    DazMarz
    Closed Accounts Posts: 8,493 ✭✭✭DazMarz


    Here Precious2 wrote: »
    Spot on ..fcuk performances at this stage of season. All that matters is results and Chelsea are getting them. United wont lie down next week due to no love being lost between fergie and rafa

    Still... if there's no chance of them breaking a points record or anything... obviously they won't lie down, not a chance and especially because it's in Old Trafford. But if there is genuinely nothing to be gained from it... I think they wouldn't be just quite as "hungry" as they usually are.

    That said, no doubt they'll come out all guns a-blazing and hammer Chelsea into the Stretford End... :(


  • #158
    Killinator
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    DazMarz wrote: »
    Still... if there's no chance of them breaking a points record or anything... obviously they won't lie down, not a chance and especially because it's in Old Trafford. But if there is genuinely nothing to be gained from it... I think they wouldn't be just quite as "hungry" as they usually are.

    That said, no doubt they'll come out all guns a-blazing and hammer Chelsea into the Stretford End... :(


    Has everyone. forgotten how games against Utd have gone this season,
    They've not exactly had their way with us this season.


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