YorkshireBlue

Olise. Palmer. Nkunk Jackson/duran

27 goals in 53 games the season before

That's exactly what I was waiting for while watching it, as I already had the sky sports notification pop up before hand.

I doubt it

He does look that good ATM, I'd trade him for noni in a heart beat.

No not saying that, I was just asking how real handled endrick, he's also only young, I don't follow other teams so I had no idea if they are loaning him keeping him etc.

I'm hoping we start Duran, I'm not saying he's better than Jackson, but he's instinctive and has one hell of a left peg, I personally think Jackson would make a great LWer

Most villa fans don't want him to leave either, they just know they can't turn down that money, alot say he had tha "it" factor that can't be taught, I trust the villa fans opinions more at this stage.

How did real handle endrick?

Just watched some highlights and some old and new clips of this guy, he can deffo finish he'd also very fast and bonus is he's already got PL experience, maybe another diamond in the rough just looking for that chance to be given to him like Palmer?

All or transfer have pretty much been a massive gamble on a kid, so I think you kinda answered your own question 🤣🫣

But compared to sterling it's a pound shop offer haha

All depends on how you view things I guess, we Chelsea fans are used to instant success when a manager comes in, so most will struggle to wait 2 years but in artetas defence you could see the improvement and the direction they were heading, secondly I don't think they hired him because he "worked with pep" I think that's most twitter click bait shit personally. And lastly kompany had Burnley playing shit hot in the championship problem is they didn't have the players to do that in the pl, he had his style and he stuck too it, I think how well Burnley played in a league with an equally set of talent players was a big reason in why he also got the job, big teams now seem to be going down the young and up and coming manager route, so the next 5 years in football is going to be dominated by new faces in management I feel.

The only thing we know so far is peps last assistant manager went on to challenge city for the title until the last day of the league, he assisted pep in a treble winning season then went into management and got Leicester promoted, which btw not every manager can do that in his first season even if they have the best team, but @Vesperis right, time will tell.

Looks like he would make a decent RW never mind RB

Probably hasn't done it yet, probably signed a pre contract over email lol

You have to much free time on your hands you pal 🤣

"The rigours and challenges of always been injured in the premier league"

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Most on the list are big clubs🤔 just because they aren't from England's top 6 doesn't make them any smaller.

I hate that fella lol

What did southfraud say about him?

I'm in 2 minds ATM about the appointment, if there intention is to wait a few season and build a proper team from youth then I can completely get onboard with this, but just say it, don't act Asif we are going for top 4 and trophies all the time because it's probably out of our reach ATM, but I agree poch signing was strange then to go after a season and give enzo 3 more years on a contact than poch, really makes me feel poch was always a stop gap.

But it does beg the question, when we got linked to McKenna he managed Ipswich... Omari ent out in loan to Ipswich, what makes a player at Ipswich anymore Chelsea ready than the manager that got them back to back promotions?

Top 3 maybe, but when you have already bought 3 of them, you can't just keep buying keepers until one works out 😂