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  2. We're watching you, Cesc, and Chelsea will be too Fabregas is magic, he wears a magic hat https://siphillipstalkschelsea.substack.com/p/were-watching-you-cesc-and-Chelsea Some player Cesc Fabregas was, right? Going from being a world class player to a successful manager is not for everyone. In fact, it’s actually a very tough transition to make and many fail at it. So for Cesc to get where he is already so early in his managerial career is already a success. Nobody should be getting carried away with Cesc yet though, because as I say, it’s very early in his managerial tenure. But you also cannot help but get sucked in by him; he’s just got something. You can feel it, see it, and predict it. He was the real deal as a player and I know he’s going to be the real deal as a manager. He has the aura, the tactical knowledge, the passion, the people skills, the motivational speeches, and he knows how to setup and play the game. He’s invested in the game and he is super intelligent. Cesc has a football obsession. The former Barcelona, Arsenal, and Chelsea star has all the tools to become a top manager, and I know that all Chelsea fans are watching on very closely. You just know that our owners and directors will be as well. Cesc is a perfect kind of young and energetic head coach who they will have on a contingency list in case they want to bring a new head coach into the club in the near or far future. Cesc will be there alongside the likes of Liam Rosenior and Andoni Iraola. I’m not just assuming this either, I know from sources that they are! Cesc has admitted that his aspiration is to manage in the Premier League and I can guarantee you that it wont be long before he is here. He just has that perfect mix as a manager - he can coach world class tactics but he also knows the importance of running, hard work, and a strong mentality. Football is and always will be about both of these and Cesc knows it. You cannot win games with 11 ‘techy’ players just like you cannot win games with 11 ‘fighters’ - you need a perfect blend of both and in the right positions. One day, and no I’m not calling for Enzo Maresca to be replaced now and I’ve actually done nothing but compliment him lately, I’d love to see Cesc back at Chelsea as a manager. For now though, I just want to see him continue to develop and grow as a head coach. Let him warm….
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  4. And now pundits are telling us Arsenal win is a massive scalp against an absolute shite Atleti side, they are fucking rubbish And look at the state of Napoli ha ha deary me what an absolute shambles
  5. 2-7 PSG kick Leverkusen out of the CL, absolute garbage
  6. Arse win 4 nil boooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
  7. 4 nil Arse Gyökeres on a hat trick
  8. 3 nil Arse they are blowing Atletico Madrid away
  9. crazy game not shown was a missed pen by Alejandro Grimaldo (Bayer 04 Leverkusen)
  10. “Complete Prick”: Roger Waters Destroys Bono Over Israel
  11. Tony Benn proposed five essential questions to ask those in power, aimed at promoting accountability and democracy: "What power have you got? Where did you get it from? In whose interests do you use it? To whom are you accountable? How do we get rid of you?" The Five Questions What power have you got? This question seeks to clarify the nature and extent of the power held by an individual or institution. It encourages transparency about the authority and influence one possesses. Where did you get it from? This question addresses the source of power, prompting individuals to reflect on how they acquired their authority—whether through democratic means, inheritance, or other methods. In whose interests do you use it? This question challenges the individual to consider the beneficiaries of their power. It emphasizes the importance of understanding whose needs and interests are being served by their actions. To whom are you accountable? This question focuses on accountability, asking individuals to identify who holds them responsible for their actions and decisions. It highlights the necessity of having mechanisms in place for oversight and responsibility. How do we get rid of you? This provocative question underscores the democratic principle that power should be transient and subject to change. It encourages citizens to think about their rights to challenge and remove those in power if they do not serve the public interest Tony Benn's questions are designed to foster a culture of accountability and transparency in governance. They serve as a tool for citizens to critically engage with those in power, ensuring that leaders remain answerable to the public. Benn believed that democracy is not just about voting but also about ongoing scrutiny and the ability to challenge authority.
  12. Some good games tonight Lego head v Simeone might a battle to watch
  13. Poor Pikeys, sold a dream of a wonderful stadium and champions league football, now they are protesting and could be relegated
  14. Good chance Nuno gets the sack this season as well. Horrific lack of effort by West Sham. Horrid team, horrid owners. If Brentford was just slightly more clinical it would have 5 nil or 6 nil.
  15. Sanchez, Gusto, Josh, Trev, Cucu, Santos, Caicedo, Estevao, Neto, George, Guiu
  16. Trump post a video of him as a king and dumping shit all over people. The President of the USA.
  17. You didn't see after two CL games? 👀
  18. We signed two squad players and both of them are out till December/January (Delap/Essugo) 😄
  19. It would be interesting to see if Facundo was registered for UCL. If so, he could play the 10 and then Gittens - Estevao on the wings with Neto off the bench.
  20. This is what should happen but of course will be nowhere near it with these clowns.
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