It was Todd, and I agree somewhat, but he still should have saved it. It wasn't as bad as Dudek's gaff on Rooney's goal, but it went straight under his arm, and is one he know's he should have stopped. I think it's time we accept that Brad's stellar play of 3 years ago (league and World Cup), may have set the bar a bit high in terms of our expectations.

I just wonder if perhaps we've provided something of a 'blueprint' for the other clubs on how to beat Chelsea, and that perhaps the title race is not quite as wrapepd up as everyone thinks. Anybody with a half-decent striker or creativity from midfield would have finished the job tonight. That being said, it remains to be seen if other clubs can/will play with the kind of brass we showed tonight. At any rate, it's clear that you can't just play Chelsea at "their" game, and let them knock it around at will. Have to agree that Brad may be heading towards the downside of his career, he's going on two seasons of mediocrity now. All in all, quite a few positives, but my big worry is that we were well and truly up for the 'top dog' tonight, and we may not be able to produce that intensity for Boro and beyond.