LIAM BRADY hopes Chelsea suffer a crisis
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LIAM BRADY continued ArsenalÂ’s feud with champions Chelsea by admitting he hopes they suffer a crisis.
The Gunners midfield legend expects unrest in the Blues camp as high-profile players cannot get a game.
Brady said: “There could be trouble behind the scenes. I wonder how Arjen Robben is going to feel about the situation if he is not included in the plans.
“I am hoping strongly that they lose a couple of games and there is a crisis because they’ve really upset a lot of people over the last three years, Jose Mourinho in particular.”
Chelsea are likely to be furious at BradyÂ’s comments, which will fuel the war of words going on between the two London clubs.
Their relationship is at an all-time low following the tap-up row which eventually led to Ashley Cole’s move to Stamford Bridge earlier this month — and the England full-back’s revelations about Arsenal in his autobiography.
William Gallas moved from Chelsea to Arsenal as part of the deal. But Blues then claimed the French defender threatened to score an own goal if he had played for the club again.
Brady, 50, a Champions League pundit for Irish TV station RTE, is head of youth development at Arsenal and part of the set-up which produced Cole.
And like boss Arsene Wenger, he is clearly angry at ChelseaÂ’s behaviour throughout the whole Cole affair. -
stir up the port of shIt.
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Looks like Arsenal and Chelsea has now consider each other as their most bitter rival in London... Spurs has drop to 2nd place for Arsenal...
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arsenal should focus on their own problems.
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x2Originally posted by dragg:arsenal should focus on their own problems. -
as if arsenal does not have enough problems already.
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Arsenal coach Brady: Trouble at Chelsea
tribalfooball.com - September 14, 2006
Arsenal coach Liam Brady has reopened the feud with Chelsea by declaring he hopes their London rivals suffer a major crisis.
The Gunners midfield legend expects unrest in the Blues camp as high-profile players cannot get a game.
Brady said: "There could be trouble behind the scenes. I wonder how Arjen Robben is going to feel about the situation if he is not included in the plans.
"I am hoping strongly that they lose a couple of games and there is a crisis because they've really upset a lot of people over the last three years, Jose Mourinho in particular."
Chelsea are likely to be furious at Brady's comments, which will fuel the war of words going on between the two London clubs.
Their relationship is at an all-time low following the tap-up row which eventually led to Ashley Cole's move to Stamford Bridge earlier this month - and the England full-back's revelations about Arsenal in his autobiography.
Brady, 50, a Champions League pundit for Irish TV station RTE, is head of youth development at Arsenal and part of the set-up which produced Cole.
LOL weak teams are like that wish other get crisis can't use thier own ability/players/manager to win and hope that other people fall so that they can catch up -
tis brady trying to do a keegan? ask him to shaddup pls. he is over the line.
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aiyah mind games la, get so worked up for what.. but i'm kinda surprised cuz its not chelsea vs arsenal this sunday..he will disregard man utd at his own peril.
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who is he to play mind games? he is jus a coach. his job is to coach, not tok. he wanna replace wenger huh?Originally posted by stellazio:aiyah mind games la, get so worked up for what.. but i'm kinda surprised cuz its not chelsea vs arsenal this sunday..he will disregard man utd at his own peril. -
u r wrong... so many players also play mind game. commenting on other teams wad...Originally posted by monoslayer:who is he to play mind games? he is jus a coach. his job is to coach, not tok. he wanna replace wenger huh?
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Mourinho also did that wad...Originally posted by ghimpheng:Arsenal coach Brady: Trouble at Chelsea
tribalfooball.com - September 14, 2006
Arsenal coach Liam Brady has reopened the feud with Chelsea by declaring he hopes their London rivals suffer a major crisis.
The Gunners midfield legend expects unrest in the Blues camp as high-profile players cannot get a game.
Brady said: "There could be trouble behind the scenes. I wonder how Arjen Robben is going to feel about the situation if he is not included in the plans.
"I am hoping strongly that they lose a couple of games and there is a crisis because they've really upset a lot of people over the last three years, Jose Mourinho in particular."
Chelsea are likely to be furious at Brady's comments, which will fuel the war of words going on between the two London clubs.
Their relationship is at an all-time low following the tap-up row which eventually led to Ashley Cole's move to Stamford Bridge earlier this month - and the England full-back's revelations about Arsenal in his autobiography.
Brady, 50, a Champions League pundit for Irish TV station RTE, is head of youth development at Arsenal and part of the set-up which produced Cole.
LOL weak teams are like that wish other get crisis can't use thier own ability/players/manager to win and hope that other people fall so that they can catch up -
coach's job is to coach, player's job is to play n perform. leave the mind games to the manager/head coach.Originally posted by tarcki:u r wrong... so many players also play mind game. commenting on other teams wad... -
when did he wish others get trouble / crisis ?Originally posted by tarcki:Mourinho also did that wad... -
not in the same breadth n intent but mourinho is the big daddy for talking c0ck. his remarks abt voyeurism and dissing the other teams are all in a class of its own....NO CLASS.Originally posted by ghimpheng:when did he wish others get trouble / crisis ? -
Nv wish others get trouble or crisis. but still he made tons of useless comments to influence other teams.Originally posted by ghimpheng:when did he wish others get trouble / crisis ? -
its no longer that way...Originally posted by monoslayer:coach's job is to coach, player's job is to play n perform. leave the mind games to the manager/head coach. -
he right now players like to comments on big match and derby tooOriginally posted by tarcki:its no longer that way... -
The master of talking c0ck club also said so many crazy things... just a few of the recent ones i can remember..
UEFA conspiracy "There were no yellow cards for Barcelona tonight, Bayern Munich one yellow card, Liverpool no yellow cards, Valencia one, Roma one and Chelsea four yellow cards - do you think we were violent?" He left out Inter 4 yellow & 1 Red.
Gallas threaten to score own goal.
Kop are flops
and so many more just can't remember liao... -
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he did not do that..........I think is other club manager keep commenting on the match then the media sort of keep forcing comments out of Jose.M and he was furstarted with the media and so on and so foreOriginally posted by weiqimun:not in the same breadth n intent but mourinho is the big daddy for talking c0ck. his remarks abt voyeurism and dissing the other teams are all in a class of its own....NO CLASS. -
i believe u, mourinho is the angel. he's forced into making all the remarks about all the other clubs, especially the ones he lost, barce, liverpool, etc.Originally posted by ghimpheng:he did not do that..........I think is other club manager keep commenting on the match then the media sort of keep forcing comments out of Jose.M and he was furstarted with the media and so on and so fore
media forcing comments out of jose? how? point a gun to his head? black magic?
the person who call himself the special one on his first interview as chel$ki manager actually is the nice guy who's into fair play and respects all opponents. amongst others, he did not deliberately left the field in a state of disprepair when they play barce last season, or told the press countless times that chel$ki is the better team whenever they lose and that opponents won by unfair means or just plain lucky; or that it's not his fault if people from the outside circle perceive him to be a sore losers for not shaking hands with managers at match end. his veil threats of referees are completely misquoted, as with his underhand tactics of poaching players from arsenal, leeds and man u, amongst others thru' unauthorized mean. anyway, the way he threaten his own players who couldn't see eye to eye with him are also not his undoing. carvalho, gallas and others are just dumb-as* who must tow the line. the master/servant role has been already pre-defined when they signed the dotted line. why didn't they read the fine prints? taking away their dignity publically with punitive action and using the press to force his own agenda to ridicule the players is actually not thought out by him, but circumstantial. and.....i think i better stop here. i gotta go pee already.
as for your all posts/replies....i won't be bothered with them from now on if u cannot substantiate them or comment with a bit more purpose or intent. i will let others do the honor.... -
Chelsea boss Mourinho scoffs at Brady jibes
tribalfooball.com - September 16, 2006
Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho has laughed off the jibes from Arsenal coach Liam Brady.
Arsenal youth director Brady predicted trouble for Chelsea in keeping all their superstars happy and wants the champions to suffer a crisis.
But Mourinho said: "I really hope they do think that way.
"I'm happy when other people from top teams are waiting for our mistakes instead of being worried about their own. That is a very passive way of being competitive. Instead of wanting to be the best, it is wanting the other to be not so strong.
"I'm not waiting for Manchester United to make a mistake at the top - I wait for my team to improve by working."
Yet Mourinho still expects bitter rivals Arsenal to finish in the top four despite their worst start in Premiership history.
And he insists they will not be out of the title race even if they lose at Old Trafford tomorrow and drop 13 points behind the Premiership leaders.
He said: "Last season's top four still have the conditions to finish top four again.
"But if somebody sleeps and has a really bad Premiership season, like Liverpool two seasons ago or Arsenal the last time, someone else can jump into a Champions League slot.
"This is just the beginning of the season and points are very important, especially for Liverpool and Arsenal who are coming from behind.
"If they lose again this weekend they start being in a difficult position. But I don't believe a loser can say on Sunday 'It's over for us'."
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