After another hilariously eventful match, resulting in a hilariously ironic 0-0 draw given that one of the reasons that Mourinho was sacked was in order to see more attacking football, Chelsea’s second Abramovich-inspired revolution looks to be a bit crapper than the first.
The Guardian is reporting a host of awful and/or embarassing events from the West London derby:
– John Terry needs surgery on a fractured cheekbone
– Didier Drogba, saviour of the club, is sent off in his first match back
– Roman Abramovich sat amongst the fans in the Shed End and was promptly mocked and abused the entire time. Peter Kenyon was allegedly spat on.
– Chelsea couldn’t score against the leakiest defense in the league
– Abramovich has been at all Chelsea training sessions since Mourinho left and picked the highly unsuccessful team that faced Manchester United
– Players and coaches have no faith in Avram Grant
All in all, a fantastic series of events at the mere cost of losing of your most successful and popular manager ever. Good times.