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People here are such overreacting drama queens honestly. Calling our sporting directors terrible for a few bad decisions amongst a host of good to great ones is ridiculous. They’ve formed a midfield group that will grow and be the core for years to come. They’ve found a gem in Palmer. They lured Nkunku who unfortunately now doesn’t fit and isn’t what he was. For as much hate as he gets - Jackson has been a fantastic find for cheap. Sancho has been a fantastic find for cheaBy Thor
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How did Chelsea stay compliant with PSR? https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6060778/2025/01/14/Chelsea-psr-breach-avoid-how/ On Tuesday morning, it became clear that Chelsea’s house was in order and they were compliant with the Premier League’s profit and sustainability rules (PSR) for the three-year cycle ending 2023-24. Chelsea have long maintained their confidence that they would not breach the regulations — which would likely result in a points deduction — and that has proBy Vesper
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Chelsea in talks with Premier League over financial settlement for off-book payments from Roman Abramovich era https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6064828/2025/01/15/Chelsea-ffp-fine-premier-league-psr/ Chelsea are in talks with the Premier League over agreeing a financial settlement for payments relating to transfers made during the Roman Abramovich era. Sources familiar with the talks have told The Athletic that they are nearing a resolution, and the club are confident that t
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Number one, I am not a man. Number two, when I post a long post, it is because it is paywalled and most here could not read it unless I post it all (and I make sure to properly format those posts as best I can, I just do not copy and paste with zero editing, I try to keep them as compact as is possible).
By Vesper
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Summarise the posts man. Or do them as link please that's ridiculously long for a forum. But thanks for pointing me in the direction
By Marvin123
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Caveat that the "Copinha" isn't a very good place to discover quality players anymore. Given the recent increase in poaching, players are getting younger and younger there, which means they are also playing against younger opposition. Gabriel MEC was impressive today scoring twice, and it's even more impressive because he's 16, so he's always facing older and more developed players than him (he's really lightweight).
By robsblubot
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That was the correct finish; Jackson weighted assist was so good that there was no need for a first touch, so he had the time to do fake/dummy shot and then calmly apply the finish. Seen it done many times (pretty common in PK) and it can be very effective esp against quick and agile goalies (Bournemouth goalie was very good in that game).
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https://football-observatory.com/WeeklyPost487 The 487th CIES Football Observatory Weekly Post presents the U23 players not yet in Europe's big-5 who are most ready to take the next step in their careers. The selection is based on an index considering the footballers’ playing time over the last year, the sporting level of matches played, as well as their performances in six game areas (Wyscout data). Sporting CP's Belgian full international Zeno Debast tops the table with an index o
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Scouting: Bruno Alves An outstanding ball-playing centre-back emerging in Brazil. https://pitchsideanalysis.substack.com/p/scouting-bruno-alves Runners-up at the last edition of the Copa São Paulo de Futebol Júnior (famously known as ‘Copinha’) Cruzeiro has been largely an uninspired, unconvincing team at the 2025 edition, across the initial group stage and the first knockout game. Alongside 16 year-old left-back Kauã Prates, Bruno Alves is the only other player delivering
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Yup that is disappointing indeed. We finally have quality players on the bench and we see the same ones starting every match. Even Cole looks like could use a rest. Yup. The plan is what it is. We've discussed that a lot before and after Maresca was signed. Folks who are surprised now were simply wrong before. You cannot dominate this league with a young side. On Maresca, I think he's learning that physicality in the PL is a much bigger factor than in Championship. Teams like Bournem
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