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I want players who want to be here, not just that but players who play and fight for the badge, if that's Garnacho I welcome him He's holding out for us, lets see what he brings if he comes here, Maresca won't put up with shite behaviour, he will kill himBy Special Juan
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I feel like it’s just slightly risky to sell Jackson now that Guiu is going out on loan. A long, grueling campaign with only 2 strikers could be tricky, though we definitely have enough attacking mids to play a strikerless system if necessary.By Pizy
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We're going to buy Garnacho, we should accept that. That's the reality. According to Fabrizio, Garnacho has offers from Germany, Italy, and Saudi Arabia. But he rejects all cos he's waiting for Chelsea. I ike how this guy is fighting for Chelsea. He seems motivated. Give him a chance.By Nero
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Don't wait up mate, just accept Bochum, Sassaulo or whatever crap team is after you. -
Nominative determinism in football Arsenal Wenger, James Trafford and the players and managers destined for clubs… because of their names https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6524643/2025/08/04/football-names-clubs-managers-arsenal-wenger/ Nominative determinism, i.e. the theory that people gravitate towards jobs or activities that reflect their name, is a thing. Researchers once found that people called Dennis or Denise were more likely to gravitate towards dentistrBy Vesper
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