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Just highlights the shortness of professional football careers - Rashford 3 years younger, and also buying on previous reputation. Thought he was a one trick pony when we bought him tbh. Still hes come out of it a very rich young man - all the cash from us enbled him to buy half million pound watches etc 😅 -
Still, it looks like Pedro will be leaving for Barca.... That would be a major blow. Disastrous if you ask me. Emegha is hated at Strasbourg, he is another pretentious player with no brain like Mudryk, Garnacho, Sancho, etc. Very toxic is the guy. BlueCo consistently makes the mistake at looking at the stats of the player, the data, but not the personality, which is as important, if not more important than anything else.By BXL70
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I thought he was doing a great job before Vini acted like a child and I'm sure the rest did too. I really think Xabi or Xavi are the types of coaches we need for this group. Winners as players. Players that these young guys saw and watched do great things.
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The sadness of Raheem Sterling https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7253471/2026/05/12/raheem-sterling-feyenoord-next-club/ Before heading to the airport, I get in touch with an old Dutch footballer to ask what has gone wrong with Raheem Sterling. Jan Everse, a former Netherlands international, started his career at Feyenoord. He played with Johan Cruyff at Ajax and went on to manage PEC Zwolle, with a young Arne Slot in his team. But his focus, as a Rotterdam man, is always FeyBy Vesper
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Colors look good, but it will be interesting to see if they will replace the club crest with this CFC LDN logo in all the kits. And slowly phase out the Abramovich era logo from the kits entirely. At least they havent gone back to the Ken Bates logo on the main kits, so thats something.By Blue Armour
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