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Listed below are comments made by cfcboy23 between Tuesday, 2nd June 2009 and Wednesday, 17th June 2009.

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Iain Carter's US Open Diary 08:21am on 17 Jun 2009 "So to try and compare the achievements or due recognition between Murray and Casey is a bit daft, and in all honesty its sub-standard sports journalism."

In YOUR opinion!

I thought it was a good analogy/discussion point! Good luck Paul Casey and good luck Andy Murray but as one is English and the other Scottish, I have to admit to having no allegiance to Murray whatsoever.
Westwood looks to tame 'Beast' of Bethpage 08:11am on 17 Jun 2009 Interesting views but got to say - as much as I like Sergio et al - my chief interest is in the English players, not Europe. I don't cheer on Barcelona at football or French tennis players etc etc!
That minor gripe aside, I've followed a lot of Westwood's career and love him as I do, I don't see Lee winning this year as his form is very patchy and he seems to be throwing a way good positions in the third round, worryingly! I hope I'm proved wrong and the last couple of weeks practise get him back to his form of 2008.
Poulter, for me, is our best chance.
Faldo - a true sporting great 4:16pm on 13 Jun 2009 Fantastic news, well done Nick!
A lot of churlish negative comments on here - this is a time for celebration so if you did not like Faldo or the awards 'system' so be it but you appear to be in a minority.
We are all without flaws - Faldo and Botham especially but at times they were without equal in their sporting fields and as they continue to support and benefit their respective sports and contribute significantly to their chosen charities, their honours are not in question!
Capello close to World Cup goal 10:38am on 11 Jun 2009 Let's not be too hasty in judging our team for 2010 on last night's performance. The truth is, Capello is getting it more right than wrong and long may it continue.
That said, if our main concern is the 'man up top', my vote still goes to Heskey. Agreed, his goal return is poor but he will occupy (world-class) defenders all day long and make plenty of chances for Rooney, Gerrard, Lampard et al. Is he too old at 33 for next year? No in my opinion. If fitness works against him next year I hope - by then - Ashton is fit and in form as I think he has a future with England.
Big business as usual 1:05pm on 02 Jun 2009 156. At 12:08pm on 02 Jun 2009, Xavierneville wrote:
I can accpet team have more money than others even to a gross extent that the league is a closed shop.

What I can't accpet is team who have no class in victory, parity or defeat. I'm afraid Chleasea's fans your lack of class in all three shines through, never satisfied as it was always someone elses fault that this happend or that. If I believe all the whinging you lot punted out you would have won everthing going for the last 10 years.....

Last Manager who had any diginity was Tinkerman and you treated him appallingly

Even Man Utd who stand for most things maverick and anti establishment in football have class.

Personally although I don't begrudge the cash you have, you never earnt it so this is why you act so petuantly as a club. If you've built it up over time like most clubs then maybe just maybe someone might like you
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Oh please - grow up.
Chelsea didn't start in 1994... so we have earnt everything we have. We have a long history - except it isn't littered with silverware (yet). When did history equal silverware?
Over 100 years Chelsea has established itself as a moderately famous English football club and after signs of pending success found a very rich benefactor. Boo sucks to you - great luck for us.
Now Manure, Liverpool, Villa, City et al have new owners and varying degrees of wealth - tell me the difference apart from number of trophys?
No you can't...
Big business as usual 10:17am on 02 Jun 2009 #118
Started so promising... then fell on your sword by - predictably - showing your resentment towards Chelsea.
Oh dear, very nearly well done. Your problem with Chelsea? Two PLs perchance?
Big business as usual 08:49am on 02 Jun 2009 Poor typical anti-Chelsea rant, Robbo - your bitterness being the only amusing thing here. Shame, really as you can - usually - be quite entertaining.
Given we have just won the cup it's easy to put Chelsea fairly and squarely central to the whole 'money is bad' issue. Remember Blackburn/Jack Walker, Leeds/Risdale? Just not current/topical enough.
Yes we have a lot of money but RA targetted Spurs first and they wouldn't entertain him... oh how different things could have been. Chelsea were atractive to him thereafter as Ranieri had done an excellent job prior to this - PL runners up/CL semi final - with many of the players other posters seem intent on telling us were bought with Russian money.
Usual boring boring, blame Chelsea, disregard the facts... etc etc
Blog = rubbish, lots of silly (and bitter) posting = entertaining... must renew my license!!

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