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Cahill admits Blues are fatigued

Defender Gary Cahill believes a "ridiculous" fixture list is endangering Chelsea's hopes of qualifying for the Champions League.

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kevemmer says...

One way he might find to save energy is to read the game better. He is always reacting rather than anticipating. How did his rise in credibility begin. Not through sound defending that is for sure. The number of times forwards run off his shoulder is frightening. More disturbing were the number of free headers City had. I have followed Chelsea through thin and thick for 42 years and have rarely seen a more insipid ,listless display from what are in the main quality players. Yes we need a centre half for the reasons given above and Coco the clown could give the team more than Torres up front, as well as a defensive midfield player of world class. I was prepared to give Benitez the benefit but he has told the players they are tired and low and behold they are now. What a surprise .Can you imagine Brian Clough saying that to the press or allowing one of his players to.What if they really had to work for a living. On another note if Sky are to put Stoke on live shouldn't we get a refund on the grounds that what they play could not be described as football.

Posted 6:41pm 25th February 2013

swampdog83 (Manchester United) says...

thats what u get for fluking the champs league and having the fifa club world cup.

Posted 4:56pm 25th February 2013

dextrious (Chelsea) says...

I am close to 50 years of age, work on average 45 hours a week for a hugely smaller wage than these guys. I come home,cook,clean & prepare for the next days work. They dont know what work is these people. Tired!

Posted 4:35pm 25th February 2013

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