Talking facts in your own head.
I never understood what some think it means to be a "true fan". We should stick by our club through thick and thin......I agree with that, but what if I don't recognise it as my club anymore? I see the club badge, stadium and fans that look fed up, but I don't Chelsea Football Club anymore. I see BlueCo's Chelsea LDN. I don't see how me backing this unconditionally, clapping like a seal and shouting "go on lads" somehow makes me a true fan. It would make me a simple minded fool that is easily led, but not a true fan. I've felt closer to this club through periods where I was worried if there was even going to be a club anymore, but I have felt growing disdain for the club since the BlueCo era began.
We lost due to yet another Sanchez clanger and then Neto being stupid, reducing us to 10 men.
Yeah what ever this is, it isn’t Chelsea. Even in the 90’s we showed more bo**ocks and talent than this current overpaid bunch of w**kers.
On another day it would have been Chalobah making the mistake, or Tosin, or Fofana, or Badiashile, or Hato, or Gusto, or Garnacho, or Caicedo, or Enzo, or Delap, or even Palmer these days. It's always somebody in every game. We almost never play 90's minutes of football that doesn't have the most ridiculous errors. We'll see it again at Villa. They can be in the sh*ttiest of form, but we'll still find a way to match that level, we always do.
When we lost the CL final in 2008 I was heartbroken but above all I felt terrible for JT. I kept thinking how gutted he must be after missing the penalty. You could see that the players cared and that is all you can ask for as a fan.
It’s funny, but I could have said that when Abramovich bought the club. I didn’t recognise Chelsea FC anymore. We were a yo-yo club that always had a mixture of young potential talent and older journeymen players that cost little and usually came from lower league sides or Scotland or the odd has been.
Excellent, thank you.
But nothing really changed with Abramovich, we were still the same Chelsea, the only difference was that we won more games and had more money. Almost everything else about the club remained untouched. It's got less to do with being good or bad on the pitch and more to do with stripping our identity away and moulding it into something unrecognisable.
The argument is really childish in a way, we climbed out of poverty, fought to stand on the same heights as elites, afraid to go back to poverty days then we get told, we used to be worse why are we so entitled.
I'm one of them. Just a fan. Didn't bother watching today's game as I've lost all my passion for this club. Seeing that we got another red card and Sanchez bozo moment proves why.
The big problem is we've gone back to poverty after wasting billions. It's not like the new owners have come into this club and not invested in the squad. That's why we will get no sympathy and deservedly so.
...are their tackles & talking back to refs any different than Chelsea players!!!!... Fkn seems like an agenda or what.... How many times did Arse centre halves foul today alone yet 1 yellow at end of game for a foul at halfway... 
Beyond the Caicedo one, I think we had 2 for denying a goalscoring opportunity (Chalobah and Sanchez). The rest of our red cards haven't been second yellows I think. It is the volume of stupid yellows that is the real issue and has been a problem for several seasons now. We've getting pointless yellows for dissent and kicking the ball away etc. which then put players under pressure the rest of the game. Today Neto got his first yellow for dissent. I think the club needs to sort out the discipline and fast. Maybe start fining a week's wages for picking up stupid yellows like Neto today.Chelsea have something like 7 reds, in prem Liverpool 1, Utd 1....
Arse, Villa, City & someone else have none!!.
