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title: "Twitter Reacts to West Ham Defeat"
canonical: "https://readchelsea.com/2015/10/24/twitter-reacts-west-ham-defeat/"
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language: "en-GB"
author: "Ryan Darby"
section: "Chelsea News"
published: "2015-10-24T17:30:00Z"
modified: "2015-10-24T19:11:39Z"
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# Twitter Reacts to West Ham Defeat

Chelsea fell short yet again on the road as they lost 2-1 to London rivals, West Ham. The performance was poor and overshadowed by a red card to Nemanja Matic, with Jose Mourinho himself also being sent to the stands.

Chelsea fans and football fans took to Twitter to vent their anger, delight and all the other possible emotions that were applicable.

We’ve put together some of the best, funny and most random tweets that we have seen after the game.

We were looking for some positives on Twitter, one of our followers, found a personal positive!

> [@ReadChelseaFC](https://twitter.com/ReadChelseaFC) well, at least I got West Ham scoring 2 right.
>
> — BenTickel (@djilo15) [October 24, 2015](https://twitter.com/djilo15/status/657954313923395584)

Our friends over at ReadWestHam were happy with the result, clearly.

> The West Ham Director’s Box the moment Andy Carroll scored! Mourinho looks ecstatic. [pic.twitter.com/aybyTO0QES](https://t.co/aybyTO0QES)
>
> — Read West Ham (@ReadWestHam) [October 24, 2015](https://twitter.com/ReadWestHam/status/657946339557449728)

We asked our followers to describe the game in one word, can you spot what this follower has done here? I say no more..

> [@ReadChelseaFC](https://twitter.com/ReadChelseaFC) Weak and Naive — Rehan (@imrehan10) [October 24, 2015](https://twitter.com/imrehan10/status/657957616409161728)

Chelsea’s press conference was, erm, entertaining..

> Here’s the [#CFC](https://twitter.com/hashtag/CFC?src=hash) post match presser in full… …. …. ….
>
> — Garry Hayes (@garryhayes) [October 24, 2015](https://twitter.com/garryhayes/status/657960588090454016)

Oh, how the mighty have fallen!

> [#Chelsea](https://twitter.com/hashtag/Chelsea?src=hash) v Liverpool used to be a glamorous clash in the Champions League. Next week it is: Who’s worse right now? — Chelsea HQ (@Chelsea\_HQ) [October 24, 2015](https://twitter.com/Chelsea_HQ/status/657960492456128512)

Attention turned to whether or not Mourinho will be sacked, here’s a few reasons why he should remain at the club.

> Why JM unlikely to be sacked Just signed 4-year, \~£30m deal Granovskaia’s first-ever public comments: supporting Mou No one better out there
>
> — Jake Cohen (@JakeFCohen) [October 24, 2015](https://twitter.com/JakeFCohen/status/657951816416665600)

Relatable..

> Watching Chelsea these days is like watching one of those comedy shows from the 90s:it’s funny becoz it’s not funny! [#OkBye](https://twitter.com/hashtag/OkBye?src=hash)
>
> — I (@Musinguzi\_Sam) [October 24, 2015](https://twitter.com/Musinguzi_Sam/status/657967825689182209)