All good things come to an end

[dancer_shoes]

OK so I've gone to see Chelsea play many, many times, but never once seen them lose. Until today that was.

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[blueforever10]

Argh I have the match on my DRV but haven't watched yet. I may only do so tomorrow after my disappointment lessens. I turned on the TV after I got home from work and the 4th goal replay was on. Booooo

The commentator was going on and on about how amazing Josh was though so I do look forward to seeing him. Not good about Kalou and Yossi going off injured though :(

[dancer_shoes]

It doesn't make for an enjoyable viewing, ngl =/
Yeah for the majority he was definitely the best player on the pitch, definitely one for the future, lets just hope we can hold onto him!
No, Kalou was so unfortunate he was only on for a few minutes, and then we went down to 10 men, and now they're not available for Saturday, *fingers crossed they'll be back soon :(

[inesdelsol]

*sighs* *sniffs* Second year in a row. Whatever. We don't respect Carling Cup :( and the cubs weren't just prepared enough to play in such match :/

[dancer_shoes]

The carling cup is taken as a joke by so many, and yeah I can see the advantages of going out early and giving players a less heavy schedule etc, but its not the point and not the spirit of football to simply put out players and not really get bothered whether you win or lose, its disrespectful
Nope, but some of the cubs were promising for the future and I'm thinking when slipped in with the first team, we have good hope for the future with them!

[inesdelsol]

Yeah, some cubs are promising, and I count on them. Still, as you said and I agree with you - the attitude towards CC is just... not right :/ and it's not a good example for youngsters :/

[dancer_shoes]

I'm sure you're not the only one :P
and it's all good, I saw them win last week =D