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TheSpecialOne said:
Looking forward to this one, think we might start to see a Jose team. Hoping its an attacking one.
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I don't think "hoping it's an attacking one" and "see a Jose team" go in the same sentence. o_O

Welcome to the forum, by the way. Stock up on plenty of custard and you'll be fine.
 
alekaras said:
I don't think "hoping it's an attacking one" and "see a Jose team" go in the same sentence. o_O

Welcome to the forum, by the way. Stock up on plenty of custard and you'll be fine.
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Thanks for the welcome.

2nd highest scoring team in EPL history: Chelsea 2009/10
Highest scoring team in European history: Real Madrid 2011/12 (121 goals)

I'll give you one guess what unites them...
 
We're slowly closing in on something that could resemble form if it continues. Losing by a goal to a fantastic Liverpool side and a draw away to an in form Watford aren't bad results. Winning against a Championship team and a soon to be Championship team by a goal isn't exactly super convincing, but they are wins.

Today would be a very good time to cement that positive trend. I'm not usually one to get caught up in big picture narratives, but it does feel like the coming weeks could be season defining.

Today will be tough. Hopefully we come ready for the fight and with a good game plan. We actually have some options now, so a chance for Mourinho to pick an eleven based on other factors than just player availability.

COYS!
 
TheSpecialOne said:
Thanks for the welcome.

2nd highest scoring team in EPL history: Chelsea 2009/10
Highest scoring team in European history: Real Madrid 2011/12 (121 goals)

I'll give you one guess what unites them...
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Who was manager of Chelsea in that 2009/2010 season and what unites then to the Real Madrid team of 2011/2012?
 
Modric THFC said:
I know some fans have expectations about the FA Cup this year because "Mourinho wins things".

But he's only won this competition once. The league cup was always his trophy.

The players really don't have a fudge about it. I'm expecting a Europa league group stage levels of effort.

And City (without a title race), United (they need something), Leicester (safe in 3rd) and Arsenal (nothing else to play for) are all desperate to win this.
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Will be interesting to see the reaction at the end of the season if we don't win the F A cup or get CL, the two things that were nailed on according to those clamouring for Jose.
 
glasgowspur said:
Will be interesting to see the reaction at the end of the season if we don't win the F A cup or get CL, the two things that were nailed on according to those clamouring for Jose.
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Who are these people saying that top four and/or an FA-cup win were nailed on with Mourinho?
 
TheSpecialOne said:
Thanks for the welcome.

2nd highest scoring team in EPL history: Chelsea 2009/10
Highest scoring team in European history: Real Madrid 2011/12 (121 goals)

I'll give you one guess what unites them...
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Was ancelotti not Chelsea manager 2009//10?
Jose was long gone by then.
 
braineclipse said:
Who are these people saying that top four and/or an FA-cup win were nailed on with Mourinho?
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Quite a lot of people, some still are saying having Jose alone is enough of a difffnce to get us either.
And before this turns into an an endless round and round, I will say again I am not having a pop at Jose, he isn't the problem, the players are.
 
TheSpecialOne said:
Was he?

My mistake, still, he managed the highest scoring team in history
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That's a guess tbh, I know it wasn't Jose because he left Chelsea before that. That I do know because I can remember where I was when it happened and it was def before 2009.
I can't think it would be grant or benitez, so I guessed its ancelotti.
 
glasgowspur said:
That's a guess tbh, I know it wasn't Jose because he left Chelsea before that. That I do know because I can remember where I was when it happened and it was def before 2009.
I can't think it would be grant or benitez, so I guessed its ancelotti.
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I struggle to remember much from last year, yet alone a decade ago. It doesn't seem that long that he left them. I thought he went Chelsea to Real
 
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