By Since66
February 13 2009
What a week. 0-0 against Hull, the team booed off and I wasn't one of the 'booers' and to be honest there really wasn't many that did boo, or was I too oblivous to realise what was going on inside Stamford Bridge. I was too busy rolling a cigarette or two whilst the crowd around me queued to leave.
I don't boo, well not since I was younger, I am now a 'rubbish' man and Saturday last was RUBBISH and where there is muck there is brass and OMG didn't Big Phil cop a lot of brass?!
All the pictures in the early part of this week showing the banner about Zola/Di Matteo in - I know the bloke - drunk with him many a time but as for his opinions, well I am not too sure.

Perhaps I am still in too much of a daze to have any opinion of what has gone on this week (well since Chelsea nearly went bust the day Mr A bought the club) and even though we have a manager that will take us through to the end of the season who believes that we can still win the Premiership and of course is Mr A's best mate who am I too disagree.
At the end of the day its not my money - blaise who cares. I just wanna support my club.The same club that I have supported SINCE 1966.
And talking of support. I tried so hard to get tickets for tomorrow's game being a season ticket holder and that. After missing out on a loyalty point scheme for two days, it was my turn to apply for tickets on the third day, or so I thought, the allocation for season ticket holders had sold out.
In the scheme of things after the events of this week, Chelsea need singers, not prawnies.
Saturday we take our tails off to Watford, without JT who is suspended after receiving a yellow card at Liverpool.
How does that work? Super Frank gets his red card rescinded so why not JTs yellow card, after all he only questioned the parentage of Mike Riley's father and possibly mother!
Its Super Frank versus Frank Senior, ex-reserve team coach Brendan Rodgers who is now the manager of Watford and Jack Cork, but Jack is cup-tied and Liam Bridcutt, who was on loan at Vicarage Road is now back at Cobham.
OH THE GLORIOUS UNPREDICTABILITY.
