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  2. He looked pretty much how he used to when played here! Not so slow how did at Real. Atmosphere was pretty decent as well! More lively then some games ive been to. Maybe less tourists and £££££ tickets
  3. Today
  4. We came so close Hazard could have had a hatrick !
  5. The last minute goal..booo haha. Oh well we did it last week when it mattered. They really put in the effort though!! Fun little game! And Costa 🤣 shame he didnt get his goal
  6. Skrtel still a little rat 😄
  7. He ran his little heart out today!
  8. He's just got booked in the Chelsea legends friendly match 🤣
  9. If he's like Hazard and gives us amazing memories for around 5 seasons, wins the PL and other trophies and then wants to try something new, that would be fine. Every player has a dream and from what I've seen South American players typically enjoy playing in La Liga at some point in their careers. Feels like it is inevitable that Estevao and Enzo will ask for moves to Spanish clubs at some point
  10. 100% to deter we need player exchange contracts - (that pisses off anyone sniffing) and increase the release clause. Though hard to see the current custodians of our club knowing the difference between price and value
  11. Which is why we can't remain in 'science project' mode forever. Top players won't always stick around, so best to set them and the team up for success, when we can actually win stuff. Instead of only scraping top 4 finishes.
  12. Yesterday
  13. Old Scratch A photo of President Donald Trump, which makes him look like he has “devil horns” poking out of his head, is sparking online furor. The image taken at a Thursday Cabinet meeting shows the president sitting in front of an illuminated golden eagle, with its wings creating the illusion that he’s donning a pair of horns. Jim Watson, a photojournalist who formerly worked as a U.S. Navy photographer, captured the image of the president with high-ranking Trump administration officials following the Israel-Hamas peace deal.
  14. Estêvão scored a brace for Brasil in Seoul
  15. So funny 😅😅 Geezer on bike taunting ICE in Chicago
  16. Nineteen-year-old striker Marc Guiu is “eyeing a dramatic January return to Sunderland”, feeling “increasingly fed up at the lack of game time” under Enzo Maresca. The Spaniard was particularly annoyed at being overlooked in favour of winger Tyrique George for last week’s Champions League fixture against Benfica.
  17. 💬Murillo is on Chelsea’s list of targets according to former Man United and Sunderland chief scout Mick Brown, who remains very well-connected within the game, as he exclusively told that the 23-year-old has emerged as a standout option for Maresca. “Murillo has done a really, really good job for Forest,” Brown said. “He was a big part of their success last season, but it hasn’t quite clicked for him or for them this season so a few questions might start being asked. “Chelsea need a centre-back, they’re not good enough at the back to challenge for the title. “They are aware of that and it’s something they’re going to look at in January, because they’ve suffered a lot of injuries already this season. “Murillo of course will be on their radar, he has been for a while because he’s been fantastic for Nottingham Forest, and they’re not the only club looking at him. “If Forest continue to struggle, they could look to take advantage of that situation to tempt him away. “I think he’d certainly be an improvement on what they’ve got currently, the likes of [Trevoh] Chalobah and the rest of them who’ve been called upon. “If it’s a deal they think can be done, then it wouldn’t surprise me to see them make a move, because I’m told he’s definitely somebody they’re looking at.”
  18. CEASEFIRE DEAL: A ceasefire in Gaza came into effect at 12 p.m. local time (5 a.m. ET), the Israeli military said, after Israel's government approved the first phase of a deal intended to bring the war to an end. HOSTAGES RELEASED: Trump said he expects Israeli hostages to be released Monday or Tuesday in an exchange for Palestinian prisoners. Forty-eight hostages remain to be returned, 20 of whom Israel says it believes are still alive. TRUMP TO EGYPT: Trump said he plans to travel to Egypt for an official signing ceremony. TROOP DEPLOYMENT: The U.S. military is preparing options to deploy as many as 200 U.S. troops to Israel to support stabilization in Gaza and the flow of humanitarian aid and security assistance into the enclave, two U.S. officials familiar with the planning said. AID FOR GAZA: Aid is expected to flow into Gaza, where scenes of devastation and hunger, as well as a famine declaration, have prompted outrage around the world and left Israel isolated diplomatically.
  19. The prestigious Nobel Peace Prize for 2025 has been awarded at the Norwegian Nobel Institute in Oslo to Venezuelan opposition politician Maria Corina Machado. It is the highlight of the week of announcements from October 6 to 13. A total of 338 nominations had been submitted for the award, including 244 individuals and 94 organisations.
  20. Not sure how true this statement is, but it would be laughable for them to think a PL win nearly 10 years ago with a completely different team is worth anything now.
  21. Last week
  22. Even now, Republicans are still struggling to remember who was president in 2020 One professor joked, “‘Who was president in 2020?’ is the question of our time.” The number of Republicans who can’t answer the question correctly is amazing. https://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-show/maddowblog/even-now-republicans-are-still-struggling-remember-was-president-2020-rcna236386 As part of the Republican Party’s scramble to gerrymander new district maps, a great many GOP officials have complained that the 2020 Census wasn’t good enough. To that end, Republican Sen. Jim Banks of Indiana issued this press release on Monday afternoon: In his correspondence to the Cabinet secretary, the GOP senator specifically noted that the 2020 Census — a project that Banks condemned as a “fraud” — was “prepared by the Biden administration.” Around the same time, Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville of Alabama appeared on Fox News and insisted that Democrats had “rigged” the 2020 Census. There’s one rather important flaw in this partisan case: There was no Biden administration in 2020. At the time, Donald Trump was president. This comes up far more often than it should. A couple of months ago, for example, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis argued that “the Biden administration” shortchanged the Sunshine State in the last census. In July, Republican Rep. Mike Collins of Georgia blamed Joe Biden and his team for social unrest in the summer of 2020 — several months before the Democrat took office. A year earlier, Trump claimed that the “the White House” rigged the 2020 election, neglecting to mention that he was the one living in the White House at the time. Around the same time, then-Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody (months before she became a U.S. senator) took aim at the Biden administration’s approach to criminal justice protests in 2020 — when there was no Biden administration. The year before that, Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia blamed the Biden administration’s policies for a Michigan woman whose sons died in 2020, when Biden was a private citizen and Trump was president. Months later, Rep. Ronny Jackson of Texas blamed Biden for “paying people to stay home” in 2020, referring to a law that Trump signed into law. The same week, Rep. Lauren Boebert of Colorado blamed the Democrat for Covid-related school closures in 2020, a year that Biden spent campaigning. In an especially amusing example, in 2021 — just one year after 2020, when memories about the previous year should’ve been fresh — former White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany pointed to crime data from 2020 to blame Biden for the U.S. murder rate, apparently unaware that it was her former boss who was president at the time. Georgetown University professor Renee DiResta joked this week, “‘Who was president in 2020?’ is the question of our time.” The number of Republicans who continue to struggle with the question is amazing.
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