Well that wasn't the best way to spend 90mins I was looking forward to the game so much. Seems like so many games feature teams that cancel each other out. Saw the Palace v Fulham earlier also - another dour draw. Hope Sheff Utd will thrash Liverpool later
0-2. Glad I never got up to watch the Chelsea vs Man U game. Poor. Watched the Man City vs West ham game. City had to grind out a result. But class shone through in the end. Sign of true champions. 20 wins in a row. Man U vs Man City next week. C'mon you blue's.
Everton 1-0 Southampton Another dull game. It wasn't brilliant for me and really dull for everyone else. We need the crowds......
If we beat WBA this Thursday we move into fourth ahead of Liverpool and Chelsea, who play each other later the same evening. Chelsea look stronger than Liverpool at the moment.
From where we were before Carlo to now, you can't blame us toffees for having hope. The new stadium has almost a full green light so things are on the up
Watched the second half, City played the usual style of passing and pressing high. Wolves defended well, and got an equalizer in the second half. It weren't till the last 10 minuets City scored 3 goals. Bring on Man U this weekend,
I wonder how r' Carlo will feel treading on the sacred Stamford Bridge turf once again... May the best team prevail !!!
CA had not been in charge for long when that happened. He has had a chance to look at the players and to make some great additions (James Rodriguez, Allan and Ben Godfrey). His experience seems to be filtering through.
Chelsea are a top four side, Dom. Everton are knocking on the door and wins for us at the right times can build up the confidence we lost when the European ban to English clubs affected our club dramatically. We had won the league and the ban severely affected the club because Howard Kendall left, the team split up and the club went into a malaise. https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/english-football-clubs-banned-from-europe#:~:text=On June 2, 1985, the,that year's European Cup final.
