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Ratings and Reactions: Chelsea 3-3 Villa


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Who was your man of the match  

197 members have voted

  1. 1. Who was your man of the match

    • Friedel
      48
    • Dunne
      32
    • Clark
      19
    • Cuéllar
      7
    • Collins
      0
    • Downing
      0
    • A Young
      8
    • Petrov
      17
    • Reo-Coker
      12
    • Agbonlahor
      7
    • Heskey
      42
    • Albrighton (for Agbonlahor 85)
      5


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Watched most of the game in a bar in Newcastle as the only Villa fan. Jumped up & screamed when Clark scored at the end, which

prompted a round of applause from the Toon Army awaiting the Wigan game.

Gutsy performance, which looked a million miles away from Man City debacle. Someone as Sky+ the game for me because I missed

most of the 1st half so can't give MOTM, however moment of the match has to be Randy Lerner's dive on Faulkner, that was priceless!

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Just read the last 4 or 5 pages of the Chelsea forum match thread...made me :D

http://forums.cfcnet.co.uk/index.php?/topic/49123-live-match-thread-chelsea-v-aston-villa/page__st__465

That actually could have been the script of a very bad porno flick :lol: (or so I have been told).

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I had to leave for work almost immediately after the final whistle, I have just got back now so I havent really had time to see the goals again until I just saw them online.

The little shimmy from Albrighton to take Sturridge out of the game before dropping that delightful ball into the Chelsea six yard box was a moment of pure class, wasnt it?

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only seen it 2/3 times and didnt look for it (too busy trying to work out if clark did cech with the eyes making him think he'd go across goal before brilliantly placing it) is it going in if clark doesnt get there?
Nah, don't think so.

Still don't understand how Clark was able to wander in there and score so easily. When the ball came in EVERYONE but Clark just froze. Just goes to show you should always play by the whistle.

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Apart from the penalty part I like this from Graham Poll

Mason, who despite getting two penalties right in the six-goal Chelsea v Aston Villa thriller, still managed to book nine men when there was not a bad tackle. The goals masked his display but for Villa to have seven yellow cards when only giving away 11 free-kicks tells its own tale.
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Apart from the penalty part I like this from Graham Poll

Mason, who despite getting two penalties right in the six-goal Chelsea v Aston Villa thriller, still managed to book nine men when there was not a bad tackle. The goals masked his display but for Villa to have seven yellow cards when only giving away 11 free-kicks tells its own tale.

And lets remind ourselves of who polices referees....oh yes that would be referees.

Villa are not a dirty side and they had seven players booked in what was not a dirty game?

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Apart from the penalty part I like this from Graham Poll

Mason, who despite getting two penalties right in the six-goal Chelsea v Aston Villa thriller, still managed to book nine men when there was not a bad tackle. The goals masked his display but for Villa to have seven yellow cards when only giving away 11 free-kicks tells its own tale.

And lets remind ourselves of who polices referees....oh yes that would be referees.

Villa are not a dirty side and they had seven players booked in what was not a dirty game?

Essian committed 7 fouls alone and got one yellow!

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Great result, but if we hadn't of sat back and bottled it we would have been coming away with 3 points...

I agree with this. The first half and the beginning of the second was fantastic, real fighting spirit. After Heskey scored it was mayday, mayday, mayday for the next 40 mins, headless chicken stuff. But Friedel was amazing. Of course Chelsea scored, eventually, twice. Disappointed once again. But then the fighting spirit came back. Where the hell was it from 48th to 91st minute? We still have a huge problem there.

Three games in one. Happy and angry.

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Apart from the penalty part I like this from Graham Poll

Mason, who despite getting two penalties right in the six-goal Chelsea v Aston Villa thriller, still managed to book nine men when there was not a bad tackle. The goals masked his display but for Villa to have seven yellow cards when only giving away 11 free-kicks tells its own tale.

And lets remind ourselves of who polices referees....oh yes that would be referees.

Villa are not a dirty side and they had seven players booked in what was not a dirty game?

Essian committed 7 fouls alone and got one yellow!

What makes it worse is Essien didn't get booked!!! :lol:

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