REMTARDROYAL Benitez was listed as interim manager in the programme
and here's the photo
by REMTARDROYAL » 26 Nov 2012 09:43
REMTARDROYAL Benitez was listed as interim manager in the programme
by Silver Fox » 26 Nov 2012 10:08
by TBM » 26 Nov 2012 10:25
by Schards#2 » 26 Nov 2012 10:42
by Hoop Blah » 26 Nov 2012 11:06
Silver Fox I don't understand the LOLz, he was hired as interim manager (aren't they all etc etc) so why wouldn't he be referred to as such?
by Royal Rother » 26 Nov 2012 11:23
by Schards#2 » 26 Nov 2012 12:06
No Fixed Abode Deffo shambles. Whilst we draw 0-0 at home to City amidst the club being in turmoil, the steady ship that is Reading lose 3-2 at Wigan and have only won once this season. Stability is the key.
by Jackson Corner » 26 Nov 2012 12:16
Schards#2No Fixed Abode Deffo shambles. Whilst we draw 0-0 at home to City amidst the club being in turmoil, the steady ship that is Reading lose 3-2 at Wigan and have only won once this season. Stability is the key.
I'm not sure most Chelsea fans would see bettering Reading's performance as a benchmark.
by Alexander Litvinenko » 26 Nov 2012 12:58
Current football fan theory was left in tatters last night after witnesses claimed to have seen clear evidence of Chelsea fans remembering what Rafa Benitez said about them over two years ago.
The new Chelsea manager was subject to abuse and chanting from his own fans in what many described as a ‘incredible demonstration of memory skills’ from the Chelsea supporters.
Until this point the accepted wisdom within the research community was that Chelsea fans acted on impulse alone, with their actions controlled by the Amygdala part of the brain, and only the stimuli in their immediate vicinity.
However, incessant chanting at a man who called them “passionless flag wavers” over two years ago suggests they have the ability to recall past experiences, and adapt their behaviour accordingly.
As one witness described, “I’m not sure if they all remembered, or if they were led by one fan who somehow developed memory capability – but it was incredibly impressive nonetheless.”
The new evidence will lead to a re-evaluation of all currently held beliefs about the behaviour of Chelsea fans.
“We must throw away the book on Chelsea fans – this changes everything,” insisted one researcher.
“Yesterday’s chanting points to a moderately functional cerebrum, from which they are drawing past experiences to influence current behaviour. This is groundbreaking stuff.”
“It’s a bit like when we saw that bird using tools to forage for food a couple of weeks ago. Except with tattoos.”
by Albert Spangler » 26 Nov 2012 13:24
No Fixed Abode Deffo shambles. Whilst we draw 0-0 at home to City amidst the club being in turmoil, the steady ship that is Reading lose 3-2 at Wigan and have only won once this season. Stability is the key.
by Extended-Phenotype » 26 Nov 2012 14:42
by LUX » 26 Nov 2012 14:54
No Fixed Abode Deffo shambles. Whilst we draw 0-0 at home to City amidst the club being in turmoil, the steady ship that is Reading lose 3-2 at Wigan and have only won once this season. Stability is the key.
by Wax Jacket » 26 Nov 2012 15:46
Jackson Corner The real problem with Chelsea is they have an owner who runs the club like he is playing a real life version of Championship manager. None of the fans are brave enough to put up a banner telling RA to do one?
Wax JacketJackson Corner The real problem with Chelsea is they have an owner who runs the club like he is playing a real life version of Championship manager. None of the fans are brave enough to put up a banner telling RA to do one?
and go back to 8000 fans at home to Coventry? doubt it
Extended-Phenotype Never thought I'd see the day when a Chelsea fan draws comfort from bettering Reading. I remember when they used to measure themselves against Man United. How times change.
by soggy biscuit » 26 Nov 2012 16:32
by Extended-Phenotype » 26 Nov 2012 16:55
No Fixed AbodeExtended-Phenotype Never thought I'd see the day when a Chelsea fan draws comfort from bettering Reading. I remember when they used to measure themselves against Man United. How times change.
It was another example of people saying 'stability is key'. Obviously it isn't. I could have used Arsenal for an example again.
soggy biscuit Kes - If the fans are unhappy with the managerial change why were there no banners or chants against Abramovich at the weekend?
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