I need United to be shit again as soon as Fernandes leaves, that number pisses me off just as much as Chelseas and Liverpools
seadcon on
Forest’s fans lmao 🤣
Upbeat-Inspection314 on
Jeez Chelsea fans are seriously entitled
YiddoMonty on
So Forest fans took it literally when people said our game was winner stays up. They still have a chance at going down.
shrimpandgumbo on
To be fair to Forest fans, they’ve just seen firsthand how shit we are. I’d feel confident too.
el_ddddddd on
Cheer up Chelsea
qbnaith on
Honestly this tracks with all the Chelsea fans I know. They’re all depressed and moaning and talking about who needs to get sacked and like – you’re sixth! You know what I’d give for sixth right now?
estospur on
Having seen Chelsea at the bottom, I just remembered my dream from last night where we played them, won 8:0 and they had 7 red cards.
blueghosts on
Can’t wait to knock a few percent off the Sunderland ones next weekend
mthvn on
Our fans are awful
jhpawt on
can’t even win at the bottom
Metal_Octopus1888 on
Chelsea will be in a relegation scrap within the next few seasons when Todd gets bored of his new toy (if he’s not already)
michaelserotonin on
fuck chelsea
Naive_Republic2671 on
Sunderland are living the dream
nl325 on
what entitled little cunts those bluescum are
Inevitable_Flan_2912 on
Odd to see Chelsea fans more pessimistic than Spurs fans about the rest of the season, according to this poll anyway.
This makes the May 17 game at Stamford. Bridge ever more instructive than I t already was — which is doubly odd because Spurs’ recent record against Chelsea has been more Championship material than championship worthy.
Perhaps the “De Zerbi factor” will play a role this time. Those with long memories may remember April 1, 2018, the last time Spurs beat Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. As I recall — my memory is not what it used to be — that one ended 3-1, thanks to a brace from Delle Ali and a single by Christian Eriksen.
It was Spurs’ first league win at Stamford Bridge since 1990, and ended a 27-game winless run there. One can but hope.
Then again, as we all know — and not just the geezers among us — it’s the hope that kills you.
Proud_Rip_6961 on
Why is brentford at the middle I thought theyd be first
IntrovertEpicurean on
Chelsea and Liverpool fans need to get over themselves. Seriously.
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Chelsea’s fans 😂
I need United to be shit again as soon as Fernandes leaves, that number pisses me off just as much as Chelseas and Liverpools
Forest’s fans lmao 🤣
Jeez Chelsea fans are seriously entitled
So Forest fans took it literally when people said our game was winner stays up. They still have a chance at going down.
To be fair to Forest fans, they’ve just seen firsthand how shit we are. I’d feel confident too.
Cheer up Chelsea
Honestly this tracks with all the Chelsea fans I know. They’re all depressed and moaning and talking about who needs to get sacked and like – you’re sixth! You know what I’d give for sixth right now?
Having seen Chelsea at the bottom, I just remembered my dream from last night where we played them, won 8:0 and they had 7 red cards.
Can’t wait to knock a few percent off the Sunderland ones next weekend
Our fans are awful
can’t even win at the bottom
Chelsea will be in a relegation scrap within the next few seasons when Todd gets bored of his new toy (if he’s not already)
fuck chelsea
Sunderland are living the dream
what entitled little cunts those bluescum are
Odd to see Chelsea fans more pessimistic than Spurs fans about the rest of the season, according to this poll anyway.
This makes the May 17 game at Stamford. Bridge ever more instructive than I t already was — which is doubly odd because Spurs’ recent record against Chelsea has been more Championship material than championship worthy.
Perhaps the “De Zerbi factor” will play a role this time. Those with long memories may remember April 1, 2018, the last time Spurs beat Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. As I recall — my memory is not what it used to be — that one ended 3-1, thanks to a brace from Delle Ali and a single by Christian Eriksen.
It was Spurs’ first league win at Stamford Bridge since 1990, and ended a 27-game winless run there. One can but hope.
Then again, as we all know — and not just the geezers among us — it’s the hope that kills you.
Why is brentford at the middle I thought theyd be first
Chelsea and Liverpool fans need to get over themselves. Seriously.