Painful and predictable to watch. Torres too isolated and dealt with by Carvalho and Terry, while Essien looked after Gerrard. They knew that we didnt have anything to hurt them in wide areas, so their fullbacks easily took care of Riera and Kuyt, leaving the CBs and Essien to nullify Gerrard and Torres. Piss easy for them. Should've played 442, two strikers to occupy their two CBs and Gerrard bursting from deep, into the space created by the strikers and their movement.
Also, why did we insist on throwing high ball after high ball into their box? We have hardly any aerial threat and Chelsea are one of the most aerially and physically powerful teams in the league, so high crosses were food and drink for them. We dont learn though, we never ****ing learn. It's like our constantly **** and failed corners - but we just do the same over and over again. Sometimes you can cause problems by drilling it low into the box - look at the mancs late goal yesterday. But no, we just persisted in pumping easy high balls into the box, for Terry, Carvalho, Ivanovic, Ballack and Lampard to just keep clearing. Idiotic one dimensional and naive ****e.
League's not over yet, but if we dont win at Sunderland, we're out of it. 9 points will be far too much to recover from.
Also, why did we insist on throwing high ball after high ball into their box? We have hardly any aerial threat and Chelsea are one of the most aerially and physically powerful teams in the league, so high crosses were food and drink for them. We dont learn though, we never ****ing learn. It's like our constantly **** and failed corners - but we just do the same over and over again. Sometimes you can cause problems by drilling it low into the box - look at the mancs late goal yesterday. But no, we just persisted in pumping easy high balls into the box, for Terry, Carvalho, Ivanovic, Ballack and Lampard to just keep clearing. Idiotic one dimensional and naive ****e.
League's not over yet, but if we dont win at Sunderland, we're out of it. 9 points will be far too much to recover from.


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