^Yessir.

Personally football hasn't felt like football since the 90s. Yes you can see incredible players do incredible things in our top flight league because of the investment that's gone into turning these clubs into massive global franchises.  But the English leagues as an underpinning of local culture and community have gone. It was a dream if your division three team got to a play a division one team in the FA Cup, and some of the dramas and upsets were the stuff of legends.

Now the semis for the FA cup are played at Wembley, probably just so the N.I.k.e. factory shop can have its tills full. And people only care about the league and the UEFA cup.

Football and the UK was a beautiful thing, it was all most men had back in the day, and you could be proud of a team, because it was all a lot more passionate and real, but now its gone, and its just sheeple, glory fans and begrudged die hards who remember the good ole days.

Last edited by doghouse (2014-08-25 16:03:32)

WOw.

I don't like to gloat , oh alright i do actually.
The Blue boys are on a different planet to everyone else at the moment.

I know this is particularly painful for some, as this very impressive display was in enemy territory (the north west).
Interesting fact it took Torres 39 games to score four goals for Chelsea, Costa has done it in three.

Just one more signing for Chelsea before the deadline and it will be a backup forward in the shape of Loic Remy (sorry Captain).
I am biased of course but even Formby must admit they look frightening .

Agree with your points but what i am particularly excited about is our new prolific centre forward.
It is beyond doubt that Chelsea would have been champions last year if they were 1. more resilient
against the so called lesser teams and had 2. a free scoring centre forward.

Dammit Frank!

Didn't see the game. How was it?

Southampton two away wins on the bounce, second in the table.........I must be dreaming!