Comments on: Scolari in ref rage as Chelsea crash against Arsenal

By: ajie anthony

ajie anthony — Mon, 11 May 2009 15:56:59 +0000

i love the blue for life

By: Bernard Ebi

Bernard Ebi — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 12:56:37 +0000

My problem is about d kid of formatiom Scolari is playing i dont know y he refuse to peair Drogba & Anelka, he need to play an attacking fotball to get more goals. Chelsea need more goals to keep on wit d tittle rase.. Nija

By: Awe

Awe — Tue, 16 Dec 2008 14:49:11 +0000

Chelseafc under scolari cannot handle big club

By: Chinedu John

Chinedu John — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 14:05:36 +0000

The problem with chelsea is that they put more resources into their away games than their home games. They still think that they are still under Mourinho or Grant when the bridge was still a fortress. Those days are gone what with the defeats they suffered against liverpool and arsenal. I think Scolari should even prepare more for their home games than their away games because they tend to be carefree at home.

By: ViVa_RoNaLdO

ViVa_RoNaLdO — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 13:24:26 +0000

Well said Chris. We all know chelsea are sorelosers.

By: Chibueze Ogbuagu from Nigeria

Chibueze Ogbuagu from Nigeria — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 11:50:48 +0000

A goal is a goal! Arsenal scored two goals while Chelsea could not score any goal (except the single own goal caused by Djourou). And for the second time in the same season Stamford Bridge has fallen again! Blue a fan as I am, I think it serves Chelsea management (Mr. Abramovich per se) right since they say they want ‘entertaining football’ which is why they sacked the best coach Chelsea can ever have, Jose Mourinho. Now Chelsea is playing entertaining football and losing matches. Did you see all the substitutions Scolari made? Senseless to me, all of them. Before long, Chelsea may suffer more embarrassing losses and even that at Stamford Bridge! With due respect to my fellow Chelsea fans, I predict that Chelsea may not win any trophy this season. The present squad/coach are just too predictable compared to the unpredictable Chelsea of two or three seasons ago.

By: CHRIS ALBERT

CHRIS ALBERT — Sun, 30 Nov 2008 23:44:44 +0000

The problem with Chelsea FC is that they are all very bad losers – from their successive coaches to players – to their fans. For every loss, they must have someone to blame. It’s ridiculous for Felipe Scolari to blame the referee for Arsenal’s equaliser because Chelsea have benefited immensely from similar situations in the past.During Jose Mourinho days, players like John Terry, Ricardo Calvalho, Didier Drogba etc. scored some funny goals on their way to winning the Premier League, FA and Carling Cups. But the UEFA referees weren’t fooled owing to why Mourinho and his boys couldn’t scale the Liverpool hurdle, no matter how hard they tried. Those days, if Terry and Calvalho weren’t impeding opposing keepers during corner or free kicks, Drogba was diving to get crucial penalties, controlling the ball with his fist before scoring or scoring from the offside position. Mourinho always defended such acts by telling whoever cared to listen that a goal’s a goal (as far as the referee allowed it). He’d also go on to say that what mattered in every match was the almighty three points. It took the outcries of men like Sir Alex Ferguson and Rafael Benitez for referees to rise to the occassion in check-mating Terry and co. I’ve always maintained that the Chelsea foundation is faulty in that a team that do not have a youth development programme, and are (year in year out) desperate to win all the trophies available in England, Europe etc., will always get their fingers burnt at the end of the day.