QPR V Chelsea

What are you a 'lip reader'?
I don't care about JT and won't comment on this because like you i don't know what he said. However i did notice that every decision that was made he was in the refs face or one of our players. To me that shows him to be an arrogant t##t who has no respect for anyone but his self.
I also notice that he is a slow as an old horse and think that England need to bring in a player with more pace.

 

I have friends who can lip read and they told me that he said "blind".

 

I have, my mother is deaf and shall tell you the verdict when I show it to her.

I'll agree, Terry as a man isn't a very nice one from the stories in the papers, but all that matters to me is how he performs on the field and he is one of the best center halves in world football and has been over the past 5 or 6 years.

If it turns out he was racist I'll happily admit I was wrong but I am 99% sure he has said blind AND would not be racist when the majority of his colleagues are of colour. Anton Ferdinand is Rio's brother, Rio and JT have a very good friendship - use your common sense here lads come on. No wonder you think you deserved to win with logic like yours!

 

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Yep, that's you!

 

Read the reports on it as well - Terry deosn't deny saying what he's seen to be saying - instead he's trying to suggest that such a comment could have been taken out of context. I'm not sure how. Maybe that's something else you can think about?

 

Chelsea lost their heads

Ian Cooper Monday, October 24, 2011
1:15 PM

Derry says the Blues’ lack of discipline handed QPR the initiative at Loftus Road on Sunday

Shaun Derry believes Chelsea lost their heads in the cauldron of Loftus Road on Sunday.

Didier Drogba and Jose Bosingwa were both sent off for Andre Villas-Boas’ side, who also had seven players booked as QPR triumphed in the west London derby thanks to Heidar Helguson’s early penalty.

Villas-Boas insisted the result was influenced by a ‘very poor’ display from referee Chris Foy, who also refused to award the visitors a penalty for Anton Ferdinand’s second-half tangle with Frank Lampard.

But Derry dismissed those claims, insisting that the official was correct with all the key decisions, and instead believes that Chelsea’s players simply lost their discipline.

“These top, top players are not used to losing. Perhaps it hurt them, and they were showing at times that even the best players can lose their heads,” said Derry.

“When they lose their composure, you know you’re doing your job right, you know it’s paying off, what you’re trying to do out there.

“But they have a way, these top players, of persuading the referee to make different decisions, and I thought the referee was very strong today.

“I thought the referee got the big decisions right. Shaun Wright-Phillips was through on goal, [Bosingwa was] the last man, and that is the rules. If it had been on our side we would have taken it on the chin.

“The second red card was a forward’s challenge, perhaps he doesn’t make too many of them, it was a straight red and rightly so.

“We definitely had a game plan in the way we wanted to un-nerve them and put them under pressure in the right areas, and I thought our game plan really came together today.

“What do you do, do you stand off these players and let them dictate, or do you try and get amongst them and mix it with them? For me, I don’t think we were over aggressive in anything we were doing.”

The win was QPR’s first at Loftus Road this season, and sets them up perfectly for Sunday’s trip to Tottenham and the match with Manchester City at Loftus Road the following week, and Derry admitted it was a big relief for the Rs to finally break their duck at home.

“It’s the monkey off our backs. You don’t want to go to long without your first home win, and against our fiercest rivals, it means the absolute world to us,” he added.

“It means so much to us, everyone’s got the bragging rights going in to work on Monday, especially the way we lost to Fulham a few weeks ago, that hurt everyone connected with the club.

“When you’re coming up against Chelsea, Tottenham, Manchester City, you’re looking for bonus points. You think that if we get something out of these three games, it will give us major encouragement, and that’s what it’s going to do.”

Follow Ian Cooper on Twitter @QPRTimes

 

Shame that Drogba's tacking isn't as good as your photoshop skills...

Shame that Luiz's defencing isn't as good...

Shame Bosingwa's ability to keep up with SWP isn't.....

 

I have already pointed that out....but strangly enough it was ignored......Funny That

 

Why would JT call Anton blind?

 

That's exactly what they are - reports. I can almost guarantee he said blind so why would that be the reason? As I've said Chelsea have a majority of black players - WHY THE **** WOULD HE BE RACIST?!?! Use your common sense please please please

And SB10 - It's football, it's hardly an unrealistic comment to make is it??!

 

Or the referee's ability to see that SWP was also pulling on Boswinga's **** too and the fact that SWP didn't claim he was fouled. Not quite sure what defencing is? are you American

 

Oh dear, closing this now.
You Chelsea boys ( DL and BlueZzzzz excluded) are losing your dignity.

 

As i said before, just because you work with black people, it doesn't mean you can't be rascist.

 

If you want to carry on that discussion, put it on the JT thread.
maybe someone will explain why he'd say blind?