Question - There were rumours before the game that some petty fans would hold a protest, and have a plane flying overhead with a banner... you know... Man Utd style.
Did that happen? During the coverage, I could hear a plane.. just when Chelsea scored the 2nd goal..
There was a plane that was advertising an online clothing site mate, that's all.
I didn't think it was that bad mate. We were outplayed, but if you ignore our poor defending, forget about our toothless attacking and just concentrate on Coutinho and Can.... we weren't too bad.
We were F***ing sh*te mate, honestly. As soon as we scored we just got bullied and fought back like weaklings with no leadership or comoradary. There was thousands around me shouting for us to push out but when we attempted to it was all so very lethargic and at snails pace. These overpaid prima donnas from Chelsea worked hard, played as a team, done us mentally, done us tactically and wanted it a lot more. I'd have been happy with the point from the possible penalty of course but unfortunately that would have papered over the cracks and allowed the manager to fool a few with his post matcher saying how wonderful all of the players were and all of that bullshit.
There was no guile. The tactics we opted to play invited Chelsea on to us and they duly obliged and whenever we stopped them we just kept giving them the ball straight back with poor and inept play.
We are F***ing sh*te, don't let anybody fool you that we aren't.
The current system doesn't work. It didn't look that good when it was with just Sturridge before Balotelli joined him up front for the Spurs game and it certainly hasn't looked good from that day on with Balotelli up on his own.
Now I'm no Bob Paisley but, after a few sh*te performances after the Spurs game, I'd look at the one game we'd looked marvellous in and think that maybe, just maybe, that would get the best out of the strikers I had at my disposal. But no, we still find ourselves here.
As JD touched on, the groans from around the ground when he made that double substitution were well heard and there was a lot of abuse coming from around me in the Lower Annie Road towards the manager.
He said that Spurs should have found themselves challenging for the title after spending £100 million last season, he said before the season started that we would be challenging for the league title and the Champions League this season and has since started talking that down and mentioning transition once we started to look sh*te.
Comments like those will bite him on the arse sooner rather than later if he doesn't take his head out of it very, very quickly. He is fast losing support and that's worrying as it will intensify the pressure.
The last thing I want is FSG getting to choose us another manager.
Must improve very quickly, if not just for our fading hopes of the top four but more importantly his job and our immediate future. I fear we will fall to new depths if he doesn't sort it out and then goes.