SAF is only underlining the confidence he has maintained in his younger players over the passed few seasons.
Our one win there in eight years tells all you need to know about 'The Pensioners' dominance at Stamford Bridge.
It's good to see Sir Alex 'pumped' for Sundays match even though, with our game in hand, this is one we could (reluctantly) afford to lose.
'The Blues' last league win was against Fulham, and that was over two months ago.
However, their most recent league games, although draws, were all against 'hard ' teams (Spurs, Everton and Newcastle).
So, with Lampard, Drogba and Terry fit again they might just be turning the corner, but let's hope not.
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The Glorious and the Glum
Monday evening could see anyone of the four top teams heading the Premier League table.
The best outcome would be for us to win (of course), with the other two teams picking up just one point each, or even better still .... losing.
Whereas the 'Nightmare Scenario ' (results going their way) could see our 'Noisy Neighbours', with a win over Everton, high fiving and mutually creaming one another, salivating as they lift an imaginary Premier League Cup. (They'll think it's all over ...... Dreamers !! )
Our one win there in eight years tells all you need to know about 'The Pensioners' dominance at Stamford Bridge.
It's good to see Sir Alex 'pumped' for Sundays match even though, with our game in hand, this is one we could (reluctantly) afford to lose.
'The Blues' last league win was against Fulham, and that was over two months ago.
However, their most recent league games, although draws, were all against 'hard ' teams (Spurs, Everton and Newcastle).
So, with Lampard, Drogba and Terry fit again they might just be turning the corner, but let's hope not.
The Glorious and the Glum
Monday evening could see anyone of the four top teams heading the Premier League table.
The best outcome would be for us to win (of course), with the other two teams picking up just one point each, or even better still .... losing.
Whereas the 'Nightmare Scenario ' (results going their way) could see our 'Noisy Neighbours', with a win over Everton, high fiving and mutually creaming one another, salivating as they lift an imaginary Premier League Cup. (They'll think it's all over ...... Dreamers !! )