Showing posts with label John Terry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label John Terry. Show all posts
Sunday, May 4, 2014
Where did it go wrong for Chelsea?
Chelsea can only win the league if Liverpool and Manchester City lose both of their last two games and the Blues win their final game - not going to happen, and it caps a miserable few weeks for Jose Mourinho's men.
But who is to blame? It's hard to look past Mourinho - especially as his mind games (which used to rile everyone) have turned on him and seem to be in his head now.
Jose doesn't seem to know his best team, what tactics to play or how to manage his young stars. Mourinho never used to turn on his own players - and his players always backed him to the hilt. But Eden Hazard speaking out on Chelsea's negative tactics would never have happened in Mourinho's first spell at Chelsea, or his time at Inter Milan.
He's always been good at getting everyone on board, and he usually does it by picking on one of his team's stars or someone who thought they were immune from criticism, as he did with Juan Mata this year.
Chelsea will no doubt strengthen over the summer, and this will be the real test of the Special One (a term I am loathed to use). They need two strikers - Torres, Eto'o and Ba will have to go. Maybe not all of them, but at least 2. If it's Romelu Lukaku, Diego Costa, Edinson Cavani or Didier Drogba (he will be back at Stamford Bridge) who comes in, they need to know exactly where they stand. There can't be a sham like this season. It's hard to watch Fernando Torres so low on confidence - he's a shell of the player he was. And for once, Mourinho hasn't backed his own players.
They also need to strengthen in midfield. Lampard isn't the same player and Nemanja Matic has to become the focal point of the team. Sure, sell David Luiz and get someone more disciplined in, but then Oscar, Hazard, Schurrle and Willian need to produce more. Ramires is a box-to-box guy, but there's not a great deal of quality there. Also, John Terry, Ashley Cole and Petr Cech have to accept smaller, or non-existent, roles too. They are past their best. There, I said it. Jose needs to build again, although those three will be very hard to replace.
For once, I think Mourinho's team lacked identity this season, and reverted to negative tactics to grind out results. It's not that different from what Rafa Benitez was doing - and Jose won't want to carry on like that.
It's almost like Jose didn't want to win anything this year, read into that what you will.
Friday, August 16, 2013
Score, or your wife gets it
Yes, John Terry gets a hard time, but he deserves it
He gives it out, so lock up your wives!
Apparently JT doesn't want Mourinho to sign Wayne Rooney...because his wife is rotten. I am googling Samule Eto'o's wife right now!
Saturday, August 3, 2013
Any wonder John Terry has issues?
Ok, so John Terry has had issues with the police, other players and other player's wives. He's been fined for parking in a disabled bay, been accused of racist comments, supposedly had an affair with Wayne Bridge's wife, and was a Manchester United fan growing up (yes that's a crime). And don't get me started on his family - plenty of undercover reporter stories and Marks & Spencer thieving news on the internet if you need some context.
But I think I have found the reason...trying to head the ball when it's on the floor, not once, but twice!
But I think I have found the reason...trying to head the ball when it's on the floor, not once, but twice!
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Liverpool's PR office as leaky as its defense
Deadspin says it will make you giggle, but not sure about that
Plenty of pretty offensive words in this note
I was just sent this link, but who knows if it's true. The Luis Suarez incident with Patrice Evra must have them on edge, but this would be another embarrassing episode for the 'once famous' club. Can I call them that now? They haven't been famous for a while if you measure success and fame together - although actually achieving something doesn't seem to count for much these days. You just have to look good - and Liverpool also don't succeed in that department either.
Although I admit 'knob-jockey' and 'pikey' are words I use - usually to describe Wayne Rooney or John Terry.
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