CHELSEA'S LOSING STREAK; SHOULD VILLA-BOAS GO?
Chelsea's victory over wolves today 26th November 2011 does not freak me in any way. This is a team I have loved for over a decade but has started disappointing me lately. We've lost three matches in a row including the last minute wining goal by Liverpool last week. I am begining to wonder if the problem is not with the former Porto manager,Andre Villa Boas that Chelsea recently employed.
Please write your view from objective point without being sentimental!
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Permalink Reply by Charles Ugochukwu Okere on -
No. The tired legs in Chelsea will go instead.
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Permalink Reply by semiu oyewale oyebamiji on -
Tired legs like Didier Drogba just performed wonders against Villareal yesterday at Stamford Bridge. What I think they need is commitment.
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Permalink Reply by John odoh on -
Yes
semiu oyewale oyebamiji said:Tired legs like Didier Drogba just performed wonders against Villareal yesterday at Stamford Bridge. What I think they need is commitment.
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Permalink Reply by Charles Ugochukwu Okere on
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Commitment yes, but that does not take away the fact that some of the players in the team need replacement.
semiu oyewale oyebamiji said:Tired legs like Didier Drogba just performed wonders against Villareal yesterday at Stamford Bridge. What I think they need is commitment.
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Permalink Reply by Austin Success on -
Changing of coach will not make an effective, chelsea is d same as super eagle at present no team work.
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Permalink Reply by Charles Ugochukwu Okere on
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Villa-Boas is now history.
Austin Success said:Changing of coach will not make an effective, chelsea is d same as super eagle at present no team work.
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