Originally Posted by Dixon:
“I thought it showed a lack of trust in Roman.
After all he'd done for the club, did anyone seriously think he was just going sell up and make some dosh?”
“I thought it showed a lack of trust in Roman.

After all he'd done for the club, did anyone seriously think he was just going sell up and make some dosh?”
No of course not but you don't sell something that you own and you have a very deep personal attachment to without having information about what is going to replace it.
And more so when underhanded tactics are being used to force the sale though.
This has nothing to do with Roman or whoever was in charge of Chelsea. It's to do with being treated with respect and honesty.
If anything it showed a lack of trust in the fans, if Chelsea had sat down and fully explained what the plan is etc then the sale would go though but no they treated fans as if they are not important and would not understand




