WTF is a long idiotic aardwolf
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WTF is a long idiotic aardwolf
TippEverton
Player Valuation: £35m
You know it was a peno, just admit it. Also, notice how Martinez was moaning about Ivanovic, but I can't remember him saying anything about this:
Il need a bit more than a picture of someone squaring up to someone face to face rather than throwing a snidey headbutt from behind like Ivanovic, even when he grabbed him in the headlock he came at an angle where McCarthy couldn't see him coming, like cowards do.
Anyway, from your last couple of posts you come across a bit simple, or blind, maybe both.
Sorry for your troubles Mr.Baldwin.
james baldwin
Player Valuation: £225k
That's not his shoulder though. Clearly hit the back of his arm.
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Again, there it is.
james baldwin
Player Valuation: £225k
Simple? Blind? What are you on about? I'm just kindly pointing out that your player handled in the box and we had a clear (again, for the umpteenth time) penalty turned down that could have been decisive.
Sinski
Player Valuation: £8m
Seriously what? Blind is what you are. Never a pen in a million years. Also you are taking on the Jose sooky thing that the world is against you. Bloody hell you sound like those red pricks from across the park.
Klinker
Player Valuation: £950k
Just finished watching the match on the DVR. Overall Thoughts:
-I wanted Robles to get the start based on his form but to his credit Howard played well.
-John Motherfucking Stones. All that needs to be said.
-Defensively Coleman (who always plays well against Hazard) and Oviedo were good but Oviedo was non existent in attack (except for on corners). However the blame does not belong to Oviedo.
-Besic, McCarthy and Barry all played pretty well I thought.
-Barkley looked loss in positioning but not bad on the ball and had his head up more which is good.
-Lukaku I thought had a pretty good match. His hold up play was solid but he was on an island against Zouma+Terry, which is a very tall order. Zouma and Stones will be the best CBs in the league within 3 years.
The [Poor language removed] terrible:
-My brother is a Tottenham fan so I have watched a lot of matches over the years and never rated lennon and did not want him at Everton. On the plus side he still has great pace and he gets back defensively. However the rest of his game is nonexistent. Can't pass and poor touch.
-And now we get to he turd of the match: Naismith. I know why he is in there. He is good on set pieces, can run for the whole 90 and is defensively committed. However that is not enough. He can't dribble and his passing was shameful this match. He was a turnover waiting to happen. To make matters worse he eliminated Oviedo as a threat. If you rewatch the match Coleman will have the ball and at the top of the box will be Lukaku, Barkley and who else our "left winger" Naismith. clogging up the space and eliminating width. And while overall he has had a good season his form the past month hasn't made him in the 11 automatically but he seems to have been added to the Barry no drop list. I would rather have McGeady out on the wing than Naismith (although Idally I would have brought on Garbutt and pushed up Oviedo).
Very frustrating and while we deserved a point, you can't say we should have expected anything going into the match.
-I wanted Robles to get the start based on his form but to his credit Howard played well.
-John Motherfucking Stones. All that needs to be said.
-Defensively Coleman (who always plays well against Hazard) and Oviedo were good but Oviedo was non existent in attack (except for on corners). However the blame does not belong to Oviedo.
-Besic, McCarthy and Barry all played pretty well I thought.
-Barkley looked loss in positioning but not bad on the ball and had his head up more which is good.
-Lukaku I thought had a pretty good match. His hold up play was solid but he was on an island against Zouma+Terry, which is a very tall order. Zouma and Stones will be the best CBs in the league within 3 years.
The [Poor language removed] terrible:
-My brother is a Tottenham fan so I have watched a lot of matches over the years and never rated lennon and did not want him at Everton. On the plus side he still has great pace and he gets back defensively. However the rest of his game is nonexistent. Can't pass and poor touch.
-And now we get to he turd of the match: Naismith. I know why he is in there. He is good on set pieces, can run for the whole 90 and is defensively committed. However that is not enough. He can't dribble and his passing was shameful this match. He was a turnover waiting to happen. To make matters worse he eliminated Oviedo as a threat. If you rewatch the match Coleman will have the ball and at the top of the box will be Lukaku, Barkley and who else our "left winger" Naismith. clogging up the space and eliminating width. And while overall he has had a good season his form the past month hasn't made him in the 11 automatically but he seems to have been added to the Barry no drop list. I would rather have McGeady out on the wing than Naismith (although Idally I would have brought on Garbutt and pushed up Oviedo).
Very frustrating and while we deserved a point, you can't say we should have expected anything going into the match.
It hit his shoulder James. If it hit his arm I would happily admit it, but it was a boss shoulder juggling move.
Play on ref.
Now let's stop all this nonsense and focus on how your team of rat bags harrass the ref into getting opposition players sent off. Do you think that's admirable behaviour James? Are you proud of them. Or are you about sniding for the win and nothing else matters?
Are you from Sierra Leone James like a lot of other Chelsea fans?
Michaelcoyb
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Your clutching for straws matey. The fact you are on an Everton forum trying to push your paper thin argument shows a disgraceful personality in need of an ego fix and soul searching.
Attached is a pic of basic human shoulder/arm anatomy. Study up, then pipe down.
Btw I've negged you for good measure.
james baldwin
Player Valuation: £225k
I'm sure you don't watch anywhere near as many Chelsea games like I do, so you are simply not aware the insane amount of (decisive) decisions that have gone against us and the way the media dramatize anything any of our players do. We really should be at least 12 points clear by now. The Daily Mail is leading with Ivanovic "biting" your player (which is absolute garbage) but van Persie can seemingly hit a player in the face and it doesn't even get spoken of. I'm not going to go on about it, but sometimes you just wonder.
As for the pen, which I maintain was stonewall and hit arm and not shoulder, the only reason I mention it on an Everton forum is because I see some Everton fans bringing up the Ivanovic incident. It's only fair I bring it up.
Liquidator is a cracking tune though to be fair. Not a patch on Zed though.
100% lar.
james baldwin
Player Valuation: £225k
You have a problem with Sierra Leone, Chico? That's not very nice. It's not our fault Chelsea is a globally supported club. Now, notice how you throw out red-herrings and distract from the issue at hand. Everyone called it as a pen. The commentators called it. MOTD called it. I'm very surprised you see it differently.
And as for surrounding the ref, what about the systematic fouling of your players? What about your players strangling Diego Costa in the reverse fixture, hmm?
royvernon39
Player Valuation: £10m
A great DM-inspired performance from RM. But another loss.
My first reaction is that it is hardly a surprise. For over decades we are going to big games with major weak links.
How can we expect to win if the opposition has top players in every position and we have stop-gaps in one or two positions? Last night Naismith gave an example of somebody who should be in the Championship. Phil Neville played hundreds of games for us often in midfield. Tony Hibbert, a bloke who treats the ball like an ebola sample, has played 300 plus.
Now we have, I think, the best squad for a long, long time but Naismith still plays. Barkley played less than brilliantly last night but he has it and needs game time to play and improve. Naismith could play for years without making a decent pass.
My first reaction is that it is hardly a surprise. For over decades we are going to big games with major weak links.
How can we expect to win if the opposition has top players in every position and we have stop-gaps in one or two positions? Last night Naismith gave an example of somebody who should be in the Championship. Phil Neville played hundreds of games for us often in midfield. Tony Hibbert, a bloke who treats the ball like an ebola sample, has played 300 plus.
Now we have, I think, the best squad for a long, long time but Naismith still plays. Barkley played less than brilliantly last night but he has it and needs game time to play and improve. Naismith could play for years without making a decent pass.
Again deflection of the point at hand James san.
We are talking about the shithouse behaviour from your players who screamed continually trying to get another professional sent off. Behaviour that we rip the kopites for but - maybe mistakenly - we held Chelsea to higher standards for.
Do you really need to be that snide when you can outspend us silly? Is it difficult to win games through superior players and management alone? Or do you prefer to harang the ref into giving you a numerical advantage when teams won't roll aside for you?
Take your time on this probing questions if you will.
Come on James, the mask is slipping as a habitual Chelsea gloryhunter mate.
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