I really don't like Mourinho. I just don't think that coming out with a few funny lines give you the right to behave that badly. Whereas the British media clearly do.
With Chelsea, if they have no proof, they will look really bad. Top flight football clubs are always meant to be thinking about their 'brand' (another American buzz-word British sport has attempted to adopt). If so, if Chelsea have not evidence, what are they thinking? If they do, then why hasn't anyone heard what Clattenburg supposedly said other than a few Chelsea players? It just doesn't make sense to me. Hopefully, it wont drag on forever like the Terry-Anton Ferdinand thing. Terry's defence in that was laughable, but Chelsea stuck to it. Maybe they are that stupid?
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06-11-12, 23:33
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