Jose Calls 'Whinger' a Voyeur


I Got Two Babe

By 40 Years A Blue
October 31 2005

It just gets better and better. Now The 'Special One' calls Wenger a 'Voyeur' and states that the Whinging one is after his job and that he his in love with Chelsea.

 Its such a great assumption and why not? All that the 'Whinging One' does is talk about Chelsea. I remember when Wenger first came to the fore, the old battleaxe himself (Ken Bates), the man who saved Chelsea, loved by half and hated by half of the Blue Flag, asked the question, 'Who is Wenger'? when the Frenchman was first offered to Chelsea before he went to Arsenal when he left Monaco.

I can't disrespect the achievements that the Whinging One has accomplished at 'Crybury,' but crying now seems to be the game from the head of the helm at the sooner to be defunct marble halls.

The 'Special One' said " I think Wenger is one of those - how do you call it in English - voyeurs. He is someone who likes to watch other people. There are some guys who when they are at home they have this big telescope to see what happens in other families. He must be one of them. He is always speaking about other families. It is a sickness. Being a voyeur is a sickness".

The 'Special One' went onto say, "You have to solve your own problems. I shouldn't be worried about what Arsenal did at Tottenham. I don't care about Arsenal. When you are on game number 11 and you still can't win away from home and when, without Thierry Henry, you can't win a game. Wenger should be worried about Arsenal."

For the record. Chelsea after two successive draws beat an extremely strong Blackburn side, who under the leadership of ex-Chelsea fav Mark Hughes, caused the Blues more problems than visiting teams have in recent matches.

Chelsea were two up very early with goals from Didier Drogba and a Frank Lampard penalty. Before half-time Blackburn had equalised through two Craig Bellamy goals and Blackburn got this writer writing the two Chelsea addicted words GLORIOUS UNPREDICTABILITY during the half-time break.

But parity was restored during the course of the second half as Frank scored in 60th Chelsea goal (and 100th career goal) and although his shot took a wicked deflection the name of Joe Cole was appended to Chelsea's fourth.

Talking of 'fourth', bring forth Man Utd on Sunday at Old Trafford, like 'Three-Point Lane,' Old Trafford is a place that Chelsea like going toooooooooo!!!!

40 Years A Blue

 

 

 

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