hours. Like the rest of us. Any player that turns up for Arsenal looking 'a little jaded' just a few months into the season should have their Porsches confiscated. Otherwise, ticket-buying fans might start to look a little... well, you know what. Richard Osley SO we didn't get to see our man Andre Villas-Boas get celebratory grass stains on his knees when Chelsea visited White Hart Lane on Saturday. Instead, we had to watch AVB grimace as their mealy mouthed fans asked him "what's the score?" once Juan Mata, the player he signed for those ingrates, had nicked the game for them. At least a well-deserved suspension meant we didn't have to watch John Terry scamper around the ground waving his man boobs in our faces. With any luck, Terry will give up lobbing his shirt into the crowd now there's every chance he might just get it chucked back at him. Aw, who am I kidding? This is a man who could break wind as he skipped out of a lift full of Chelsea fans and they'd still give him a standing ovation as the doors closed on them. But fan loyalty is a curious beast. Just ask poor old Kyle Walker. Sure, his late mistake let Sturridge add an undeserved gloss to the scoreline on Saturday, but was there really any need for some of his Twit-ter followers to go all Ashley Cole on him? One result that really did look off this weekend was Norwich's home win