http://www.tribalfootball.com/october/englinews251003.html Well, he does play for Arsenal. Now, reading that article and his comments, i have come up with two things. A) Games played on the 18th of October decide who will win the league B) Chelsea were thoroughly outplayed and out classed by a vastly superior team.
Chelsea's still a work in progress -- you can still see some adjustments being made. I wouldn't be so quick to make a final judgement between Chelsea and Arsenal just yet.
I couldn't have said it any better. Our new players are still going through tactical and positional changes, with CR's constanr tinkering of course, and are not 100% settled in the squad. Given the right amount of playing time together, I's sure that we'd beat the Arse anyday, home and even away!
Well, judging by the Arsenal I saw today, they weren't even the best team at the Valley. I guess being up by 1 point in the league guarantees victory.
Even though we haven't beaten Arsenal at Highbury for over 15 seasons, that was a great performance, with the 2-1 loss. Arsenal had so many chances begging. I do feel really sorry for Cudicini and I do believe that he has saved Chelsea from way more losses than just this one. It is not his fault and I think we need to move on. Cudicini is a fine player and will have a great hole to fill when he departs Chelsea