This month it's been all about villains. The Joker', Boris Johnson, Jeremy Corbyn and topical mainstay Donald Trump - like every other month of the year. Only one is acted by Joaquín Phoenix, but they're all jokers if you ask me. Luckily, this blog is about a hero. But not just any hero, America's ass: Chris Evans. Sorry, … Continue reading CAPTAIN AMERICA… (And The BATSman)
Labelled aptly upon his arrival at Stamford Bridge as 'Sarri's son' by Chelsea fans; drafted in from Naples for £52M with now Ex- Blues boss Maurizio Sarri last season, Jorginho was instantly stigmatised by an unwanted label. Jorginho's style of play epitomised much of what Sarri's philosophy was about. The Brazilian-born Italian was deployed as … Continue reading Jorginho is the master puppeteer who’s played us the fool all along
WITH heartbreak in Istanbul still feeling fresh from their defeat to Champions of Europe, Liverpool. Princes of Europe - Chelsea, were itching to rid themselves of the anguish that comes with cup final defeat (even if critics label it 'a glorified friendly'), and use it as fire to spur on a first Premier League … Continue reading SAME SPARKS, FAMILIAR PROBLEMS. Lampard’s Chelsea squander one-goal lead to draw at the Bridge.
WITH the bitterness of defeat fresh-tasting on the tongue of Premier League managerial debutant, Frank Lampard, it is clear that the new boss of Stamford Bridge has a lot of work to do. But, aside from the scoreline, what did we really learn? NUMBER ONE: It was never going to be easy... Slapped with a … Continue reading A Hellish Beginning – What we learned as Man United stunned Chelsea on Lampard’s Premier League managerial debut
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