Sparx
04-01-2007, 01:49 PM
There is only one place you want to be in the Premiership, and that is at the summit, especially with a good points cushion, and the team in that position is Manchester United.
And secondly, Mourinho talks as if Chelsea's blip is over. He is wrong. It is only over when they start winning Premiership matches again.
Alan Hansen writes in a column for the BBC Sport site. His article (http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/6228345.stm) is very well written and I agree most with the quoted bit above. For all of Moan-inho's bluster, he would easily give a month's wages to be in the league position that we are in. Hansen further writes about the injury woes that have plagued Chelsea, most notably their inadequate defence suffering due to the loss of Cech, Cudicini and most recently Terry and Boulahrouz. Chelsea's strength in terms of depth of squad will be very much evident as we now come to the period involving multiple competitions and upcoming International friendlies.
Attempting to play his usually feeble mind games with Sir Alex, Jose bemoans each time we slip up but neglects (in public, at least) Chelski's own dropped points for three games in succession now. I'm confident that it won't work with Sir Alex, but will it affect our boys?
And secondly, Mourinho talks as if Chelsea's blip is over. He is wrong. It is only over when they start winning Premiership matches again.
Alan Hansen writes in a column for the BBC Sport site. His article (http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/6228345.stm) is very well written and I agree most with the quoted bit above. For all of Moan-inho's bluster, he would easily give a month's wages to be in the league position that we are in. Hansen further writes about the injury woes that have plagued Chelsea, most notably their inadequate defence suffering due to the loss of Cech, Cudicini and most recently Terry and Boulahrouz. Chelsea's strength in terms of depth of squad will be very much evident as we now come to the period involving multiple competitions and upcoming International friendlies.
Attempting to play his usually feeble mind games with Sir Alex, Jose bemoans each time we slip up but neglects (in public, at least) Chelski's own dropped points for three games in succession now. I'm confident that it won't work with Sir Alex, but will it affect our boys?