By Since66
September 22 2008
Next time Old Red Nose (SAF) kicks off about the authorities decision of players from other clubs, please someone tell him to keep his own players in check and remind them of the Respect campaign. The Ure threw the Respect Campaign straight out of their busted coach window at Stamford Bridge yesterday afternoon.
Seven bookings, an automatic £25,000 fine - can Man Ure afford it? After all, thanks to the Yanks they have more debts than Citeh!!! Just imagine if Old Muvver Riley had given the penalty shout when Malouda was clattered by Van Der Saar, what would have SAF had said then. I thought it was a stone wall penalty and even seeing the TV when I got home from the game, I am even more convinced, Frankie should have been stepping up from the penalty spot. Moments later Van Der Saar went off and was replaced by Tomasz Kuszczak The way Man Ure conducted themselves at The Bridge you would have thought they had more problems the Chelsea. Well at the moment they have - still six points behind the Blues, seven points behind Woolwich and for the first twenty minutes the Ure looked liked they were gonna roll Chelsea over in the same area as Evra tried to roll-over our groundstaff last season. It was Chelsea who had the early problems. Scolari's game plan minutes before kick-off (got torn up) when Deco pulled up in the pre-match warm up with a muscle tear and is expected to be out for about two weeks, then before ten minutes clicked on the clock Ricky went off with a medial tear in his ligament and will be out for 4 weeks. For the first twenty minutes the way Ure tore us apart I thought the home record was gonna go - NOW STANDS AT 85 MATCHES - when Park scored after Cechie spilled a Berbatov shot on eighteen minutes. Moments before, Cechie made a wonderful save by saving from Ferdinand from close range. In a poor Chelsea first-half, Joe Cole missed a great opportunity to give Chelsea the lead but for no apparent reason his clear shot went spinning past Van Der Saar's near post, with Van Der Saar hopelessly beaten. Some fans in the MHL were convinced that the ball had hit the back of the net. With Utd leading 1-0 at half-time, I seriously couldn't see how we were gonna win let alone equalise. Riley started the second-half with Chelsea having only ten players on the pitch and eventually Drogba came on. Anelka who has done well in pre-season and this season so far, was played as the target man, to which he cannot play and was unlucky as a sizzling Joe Cole cross went straight through his legs, when it would have been easier to score. Joe Cole was the culprit again when he left the Ure defence standing and was one on one with Kuszczak, but Mr Kuszczak saved with ease after Cole shot weakly shot. Chelsea's equaliser came from a Mikel free-kick, after the tempermental and obnoxious Rooney gave away another foul minutes after he was berated by Red Nose himself. Mikel floated the ball in and Kalou stole in to get a deserved Chelsea equaliser and another important goal in his Chelsea career. The end of the game was as controversial as the start of the 2nd half. Ferdinand who had already been booked for early dissent, clattered into Drogba deep into injury time. It looked as if Riley had sent the defender off, when Ferdinand went storming to the touchline, Riley then signalled the end of the game. No sending off, no time for a free-kick, 1-1 was the final score. Utd's Roll Call of Shame: Neville - Booked Ferdinand - Booked Evra - Booked Scholes - Booked Rooney - Booked Berbatov - Booked Ronaldo - Booked 



