We deserved something, Fulham poll

Laughable. Why not have a poll entitled "Should the Zulus have won at Rorke's drift?" Or, Should Davy Crockett have won the Battle of the Alamo?" As for Terry being the only injured Chelsea player, how about Joe Cole and Boulahrouz, plus the suspended Ballack? It shows the (deeper) depths to which Fulham have sunk when the only thing they can win is a poll, after a game has already been lost.

Its a shame that other clubs fans don't look at their own clubs before starting on ours....bored I suppose!

Just read this in an article about our neighbours........................... .....A survey has confirmed that Chelsea has the poorest image among the public out of the top four clubs in....England....Independent consumer research commissioned by PRWeek magazine showed that despite the efforts of Chelsea chief executive Peter Kenyon to raise the club's image, the champions remain the least liked club out of the Premiership's top four....Liverpool is the club held in highest regard by fans, with the Reds gaining a score of 3.23 out of five in comparison to Chelsea's 2.82 out of five...The research was conducted by Opinion Matters, who surveyed 1089 people in the month of September, and the full report is published in this week's edition of PRWeek....Other findings were that 76% of people believe that Chelsea has bought rather than earned success, while 53% see the club as beyond the control of the Football Association....Nearly a third (31%) of fans believe that the club's reputation has worsened since Roman Abramovich's takeover in 2003, but even more worrying for the club is the fact that this figure rises to 36% among Chelsea fans...59% of participants believe that Roman Abramovich has not been a positive force for English football in general...Danny Rogers, editor of PRWeek, said of the survey results: "This survey is a clear indication that the general public is concerned about the club's behaviour, attitudes and the way it conducts business...."Roman Abramovich needs to be aware that at present his club is not helping the perception of club football in general. Chelsea needs to appear less arrogant and work to promote greater transparency and clarity in its communications."..Interestingly enough, 70% of respondents believe the recent allegations including bungs to agents have damaged football at a grass roots level.