No one person can speak for a whole group of supporters. Particularly a group as big as those who follow Chelsea, not only one of England's biggest football clubs but now an internationally followed one.
You throw that thought into the blender of emotions that have been common for those connected to the club over the past couple of days and the task becomes even harder.
From Roman Abramovich's statement to sell the club on the 2nd of March to this past Thursday when the UK Government announced it would be sanctioning Abramovich, freezing his assets and plunging the future of Chelsea into more uncertainty, you cannot be surprised when supporters' minds are a bit frazzled.
