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Chelsea critics 'crazy' says Hansen
#1
Posted 03 October 2005 - 04:42 PM
Chelsea extended their lead at the top of the table with a 4-1 defeat of Hansen's former side on Sunday, making it eight wins from eight league games.
"Anyone who continues to bang on about 'boring Chelsea' is crazy," said Hansen, now a BBC Sport expert.
Blues boss Jose Mourinho has demanded his side receive more respect, and Hansen claims detractors are "jealous".
"Those who prefer to carp go on about Chelsea's money - there is a tinge of jealousy in this," said Hansen.
Read Alan Hansen's column in full
"Money does not equate to success unless it is used wisely and there is a hunger and desire in the camp.
"Huge sums of money do not necessarily mean hard work - in some cases it can mean the opposite.
"But you watch those Chelsea players when the chips are down like places at Anfield and they are burning with desire, hunger and determination."
#3
Posted 03 October 2005 - 05:32 PM
#4
Posted 03 October 2005 - 06:29 PM
And Man Utd wouldn't have been half as successful without their money :meeting:
#7
Posted 03 October 2005 - 09:01 PM
and Chelsea are boring
4-8 place was their relistic Premiership finish before their infinite funds
Boring? Dull? Lack passion? Long ball team? Shut the f*ck up!
#9
Posted 04 October 2005 - 02:29 PM
Very true. But, unlike Chelsea, alot of our players have come from the youth system. Chelsea can be boring, Jim admitted it, although they definitely weren't on Sunday, but Liverpool still had more possession as far as I can remember. I just don't like the fact that they've had to spend 250m on players to win the Premiership. Bottom line is, I don't like the way they have spent tons of cash to get to where they are. But, I guess you have to give the players credit for gelling together.
#10
Posted 04 October 2005 - 02:32 PM
Arsenal - Wenger rarely makes a mistake in the transfer market. Also got Arsenal playing some beautiful football and went 49 games unbeaten.
Fact is - Chelsea are the big guns now. It'll be interesting to see who can stop the reign. Man Utd just need 1 or 2 more players and Arsenal should have never sold Paddy V.
I think Chelsea will lose this season. They might get injuries, if they were to win every game, and not even draw then that'd be very sad for English football. United must stop them (Never thought id say that). Can they though?
This post has been edited by Sayward: 04 October 2005 - 02:34 PM
#11
Posted 04 October 2005 - 02:43 PM
A) Roman is monopolising the Premiership, it's wrong, it's detrimental to every English League and will kill the game
B) As a generalisation across all 8 games so far, they HAVE been boring! One entertaining performance doesn't make them the Cirque du Soleil though!
In the same way people just put this down to jelousy (Jim, Max, SOAD, etc) and ignore every point I try to make, you could counter claim that the jealousy remark is being bandied about simply because people don't want to admit whats staring them in the face and make it OUR problem not theirs. I'm not saying every Manchester United and Arsenal fan is like that, and some are just jealous of it but if football bothers you that much, you need more hobbies! Generally the ones who say it out of jealousy don't even know what the problems with it all are, they do just see someone else being successfull and sulk.
At the same time though Chelsea fans need to wake up and realise they ARE having a detrimental effect, no ones blaming the players, the club and fans don't 'deserve' the success in the same way as it's come from luck really and not hard graft, and frankly it's time they stop swanning round like the greatest thing to happen to football since someone said "I know, if we stick a bloody great big wooden frame with a net on it there, it'll make things much easier!" I think that's why a lot of these twats that hate chelsea but can't give a valid reason why act the way they do, they're just fed up with Chelsea fans acting like they've acheived more than Arsenal and United did. It's all about being a bit respectful.
#12
Posted 04 October 2005 - 02:56 PM
A) Roman is monopolising the Premiership, it's wrong, it's detrimental to every English League and will kill the game
B) As a generalisation across all 8 games so far, they HAVE been boring! One entertaining performance doesn't make them the Cirque du Soleil though!
In the same way people just put this down to jelousy (Jim, Max, SOAD, etc) and ignore every point I try to make, you could counter claim that the jealousy remark is being bandied about simply because people don't want to admit whats staring them in the face and make it OUR problem not theirs. I'm not saying every Manchester United and Arsenal fan is like that, and some are just jealous of it but if football bothers you that much, you need more hobbies! Generally the ones who say it out of jealousy don't even know what the problems with it all are, they do just see someone else being successfull and sulk.
At the same time though Chelsea fans need to wake up and realise they ARE having a detrimental effect, no ones blaming the players, the club and fans don't 'deserve' the success in the same way as it's come from luck really and not hard graft, and frankly it's time they stop swanning round like the greatest thing to happen to football since someone said "I know, if we stick a bloody great big wooden frame with a net on it there, it'll make things much easier!" I think that's why a lot of these twats that hate chelsea but can't give a valid reason why act the way they do, they're just fed up with Chelsea fans acting like they've acheived more than Arsenal and United did. It's all about being a bit respectful.
Exactly :thbup: . The last match was good, but it was not the Chelsea we usually see. A few days prior to that match they faced Liverpool, same opponents (bar one change) in the same stadium (with a couple more thousand in) and yet they were content with sitting back, doing nothing and generally playing in the “boring” style we have become accustomed to under Jose and Chelsea. Most of the Chelsea’s performances this season has been bull, you need to judge on the majority, not one game, and the majority of performances says that Chelsea have not played like that all of the time, quiet to opposite in fact.
#14
Posted 04 October 2005 - 03:05 PM
Mourinho did not. Abramovich has done everything for Chelsea.
And Russian obligarchs have no place in football. Now I can't even hold onto the sweet possibility that Roman will get arrested because he's sold his god damn company
I'm not going to respect a team that was bought, their success bought bar one title in 1955 and an FA cup or two. I'm sick of the fact that we and Arsenal have earned the title. We've started out just like Tottenham, just like Sunderland. Worse than Liverpool. And we've dragged ourself to the top. Chelsea have bought their way to the top...
#15
Posted 04 October 2005 - 03:09 PM
#16
Posted 04 October 2005 - 03:13 PM
Yet their team was bought. And they play boring, defensive football.
4-5-1 is never fun...
#17
Posted 04 October 2005 - 03:16 PM
#18
Posted 04 October 2005 - 03:17 PM
Yet their team was bought. And they play boring, defensive football.
4-5-1 is never fun...
Unless Frank Rijkaard or Zdenek Zeman is the manager of course. I don't subscribe to this "Chelsea bought the Championship" talk, but they do, generally looking at the whole breadth of their performances, not singling out any particular matches, play tedious football
#19
Posted 04 October 2005 - 03:19 PM
Yet their team was bought. And they play boring, defensive football.
4-5-1 is never fun...
Unless Frank Rijkaard or Zdenek Zeman is the manager of course. I don't subscribe to this "Chelsea bought the Championship" talk, but they do, generally looking at the whole breadth of their performances, not singling out any particular matches, play tedious football
They bought the league. They bought the players, they bought Mourinho, and they bought the fickle glory hunters to sit in their stadium.
#20
Posted 04 October 2005 - 03:24 PM
They did not buy the title; the title is not there to be bought. Jose wanted to move to expand his already incredible success at Porto. It’s all well and good buying the players, but you need to do it, and they did it, in a less than pleasing fashion.
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