TERRACE TALK: Chelsea - No ‘cauldron of hate’ but we made our feelings very clear

Saturday was always going to be weird. Anger was the predominant emotion from the majority of fans, but how to demonstrate that? 

Most of us were torn — we were furious with the team, the board, the owner but this was still our club and the thought of publicly berating them felt alien. That said, these circumstances were pretty alien.

In the end the support hit just about the right note on the whole. We left the team under no illusion that we laid the blame for Mourinho’s sacking squarely at the feet of the players but equally it was far from the “cauldron of hate” that many in the press had predicted.