Premiership News
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a real fan is one that supports a club with nothing or little winning history.
most asians support man u, arsenal and liverpool.
why? all because they are and were winners. -
Since 1973...... many of you not born yet.
I have supported them in the old Div 1, suffered the relegation with them TWICE not once. And also one season almost down to 3rd division.
Only when Glen Hoddle took over when things started to change for the better. The rest is HISTORY.........(we do have a history after all).
ZOLA came a bit later......... but he was fantastically good, on and off the pitch. Hope he comes back to Chelsea in the near future as part of the coaching staff. -
yep i totally agree,if it weren't for their history would singaporeans have come to know about those teams?Originally posted by dragg:a real fan is one that supports a club with nothing or little winning history.
most asians support man u, arsenal and liverpool.
why? all because they are and were winners.
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I know MANY MANY people who support Manure just because of David Beckham. Once he left, they supported Real Madrid.
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i used to support everton.
when they lose matches i lose sleep.
then i made up my mind not to support any team again.
now i am not affected by match results anymore.
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Support Aston Villa!!!!!!!!!
I've supported from the brian little times, dwight yorke was the man then. -
MOURINHO FEELS BLUES LACKED FOCUS
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho felt his side paid the price for lacking focus as they were held 1-1 by Charlton.
"I did not think we played with the same intensity throughout that we did in the last 15 minutes when Ricardo Carvalho was sent off," he said.
"The way we approached the game mentally was not the best - because if you can play with 10 men like we did, then with 11 you can do even better.
"But credit to Charlton because they defended well and were well-organised. "
Mourinho added: "I do not like to speak about it because it is a difficult job but there were too many mistakes from the linesman. There were 11 offsides and I think the decision was always against us.
"But I still think it is fantastic when you arrive at the end of January and you have just lost your first two points at home. "
Charlton manager Alan Curbishley felt his side's draw was a deserved reward for a battling display.
He said: "We were a little bit tentative in the first half but we worked as hard as we could.
"At half-time we were 1-0 down to a soft set-play but all I asked of them was to carry on working like that.
"I also wanted a little bit more composure on the break when we got into good positions - and I think we did that for our goal."
Curbishley was also full of praise for substitute Marcus Bent, who capped a fine debut with the equaliser.
"We knew that if he came on he could play in that position - and we also knew that if he played in that position he would want to get in the box and try to get on the end of things," he stated.
"He demonstrated that he is a Charlton player. He got the goal and then he was chasing back and filling in and perhaps that is a little bit of what we have missed in recent weeks."
- credit: BBC Sport