Brighton and Hove Albion vs Chelsea (FAC) Sat 8th February 25 20:00 GMT

Boycott needed, next home game no one goes
I won't be there! 

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Mate, truth be told I’ve thrown in the towel after the City match. I’ve lost all hope to where this club is headed under these co-directors and the vision of this football club. 
The directors are doing as they are instructed to do. Any replacement will be yes men given the same tasks. They are irrelevant until BlueCo is gone.

 
The Yes man has lost the dressing room, a win at Everton put us top, BUT for 2 weeks leading upto the game he kept reeling out the same crap “we are not in a title race, we are not ready” in the end the players believed him, now they cant pick themselves up and seemed to just be going through the motions, Nkunku gave up weeks ago, Gusto and James have been ruined with this stupid inverting ( play them as wingbacks FFS), Continuing to pick a third rate keeper and a striker who should only be backup, and now it looks like Palmer has got a bad back through carrying the rest of the team, something needs to change and quick, unfortunately Maresca cant or wont, if we dont make CL then CLOWNLAKE need to do the honourable thing and sack the bald c**t

 
HOW ABOUT THIS sh*t FROM THE YES MAN

We started very good, controlled and created some chances. The second half more or less happened the same. If there is something good after a defeat is now we can be focused on the Premier League and Conference."

Maresca also claimed Chelsea have to suffer in order to achieve great things in the future. The Italian said of his side's exit: "For me, a good season is seeing the team improving game after game; go through bad moments, difficulty, it is the only way this club can compete for something important."

Absolute clueless….sack him

 
HOW ABOUT THIS sh*t FROM THE YES MAN

We started very good, controlled and created some chances. The second half more or less happened the same. If there is something good after a defeat is now we can be focused on the Premier League and Conference."

Maresca also claimed Chelsea have to suffer in order to achieve great things in the future. The Italian said of his side's exit: "For me, a good season is seeing the team improving game after game; go through bad moments, difficulty, it is the only way this club can compete for something important."

Absolute clueless….sack him
Yes, the first part was particularly awful, I hope it's caused by some language barriers , because even if you meant it, you should never say it out loud.  The next thing will be '  it will be good not to be in the top 4, so we could rebuild and win the Europa'.

 
Incredibly Dissapointing result and performance. I’m getting the feeling the players don’t care for the manager but I’d be willing to see out the season before making judgments on him. 

 
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HOW ABOUT THIS sh*t FROM THE YES MAN

We started very good, controlled and created some chances. The second half more or less happened the same. If there is something good after a defeat is now we can be focused on the Premier League and Conference."

Maresca also claimed Chelsea have to suffer in order to achieve great things in the future. The Italian said of his side's exit: "For me, a good season is seeing the team improving game after game; go through bad moments, difficulty, it is the only way this club can compete for something important."

Absolute clueless….sack him
You definitely should change your user name now lol.

 
Yes, the first part was particularly awful, I hope it's caused by some language barriers , because even if you meant it, you should never say it out loud.  The next thing will be '  it will be good not to be in the top 4, so we could rebuild and win the Europa'.
Hmm... how about:

"It is good we finished 18th. I know what it takes to win the championship"

 
HOW ABOUT THIS sh*t FROM THE YES MAN

We started very good, controlled and created some chances. The second half more or less happened the same. If there is something good after a defeat is now we can be focused on the Premier League and Conference."

Maresca also claimed Chelsea have to suffer in order to achieve great things in the future. The Italian said of his side's exit: "For me, a good season is seeing the team improving game after game; go through bad moments, difficulty, it is the only way this club can compete for something important."

Absolute clueless….sack him
This first comment in itself is a sackable offence. This is unforgivable in my book and I am done with this idiot now.

This is up there with "I know she's your mum but there is no getting away from it, she's got great t*ts".

Some things you just don't share.

 
Bad luck to lose Jackson and Guiu on transfer deadline day. Terrible squad planning as it was clear that we needed a proven striker in January. Came back to bite us with a vengeance last night.

It’s bad enough that we’ve built our team around Jackson as our focal point. It’s a disaster when he’s not there as the team were utterly clueless and could barely muster an effort on target.

This gave a demoralised Brighton side confidence as there was no threat from us and they could attack us at will. And our dodgy defence, not helped by Maresca’s constant changes, duly obliged. 

Another predictable outcome. A confidence-sapping defeat made worse by how humiliating it was. Players look totally lost and disheartened and the manager looks clueless to change things around.

Honestly don’t know where we go from here. The rest of the season and Maresca’s future are now dependent on Jackson staying fit and finding his scoring touch. Good luck with that. 

 
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In the early season, i was torn between whether Maresca was doing a good job, or if Poch's influence was still in action. It's plain to see now that it was the latter. Now we're playing pure Maresca ball. All of the life and spirit of a young team has been drained out of them. He cannot organise a defense, and doesn't seem to care. A defence should never change, personel or system unless it is forced, by injury or suspension. When Cucerella inverted into midfield, it worked very well. but further forward means when we inevitably lose the ball, he's too far away from his own position. Maresca is an arrogant stupid manager, incapable of seeing the problems his "system" causes. And it's so obvious the players no longer buy into his plans. they are simply robots carrying out their instructions, scared to deviate from the plan. He cannot accept that the players he has, and will be given to him, are more suited to a different system. Gusto should be giving the width on the right, creating space for Palmer, not inverting, he's a shadow of the exiting young player he was. Maresca like Pep, stifles talent for system, Arteta eventually learnt that you have to let the talent express itself, all be it in a controlled way. I hate lego hair, but concede he's far superior to Maresca.

I do wonder if the biggest problem, was the fall out between Boehly and Clearlake.  From Boehly's interests in America, it's plain to see he REALLY wants a winning team. Yes he made early blunders, through lack of knowledge of the game, but things did improve. Then the fall out, with clearlakes taking over the reins. Now a winning team is no longer necessary, as to them the bottom line is all that matters.

When the club was let's face it, illegally forced into the sale, i thought Boehly was the better choice out of all the contenders, not knowing who clearlake were. It's a shame Boehly didn't buy the majority share, as i feel things would be a lot rosier if he had. Their intention is to turn us into a trader of young talent, not realising that the talent will not come here without a winning team to aspire to. They think they can turbo charge Brightons system of recruitment and player turnover, but they are woefully short of Bloom's accuteness.

 
one of the worse performances i have seen from a Chelsea team  only hope we have is 

if we move to Earls Court  we do not tell the first team  and start again 

 
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