Vesper

get that cunt Pulisic OFF THE TEAM

should have been a red card!!

2021-22 English Premier League Chelsea Liverpool http://www.sportnews.to/sports/2022/premier-league-Chelsea-vs-liverpool-s1/ https://www.totalsportek.com/football/epl10/Chelsea-vs-liverpool-match/

the best CB's he had to face last year, such low quality or ancient players so often by FAR the best CB's he saw were his teammates in training plus the first 2, and the old men at Juve Matthijs de Ligt Kalidou Koulibaly massive drop off Merih Demiral Roger Ibañez Nikola Milenkovic Berat Djimsiti Amir Rrahmani Alessio Romagnoli Bremer Marash Kumbulla Luiz Felipe Lucas Martínez Quarta Rafael Tolói Simon Kjaer Leonardo Bonucci Chris Smalling Francesco Acerbi Mattia Caldara Nikola Maksimovic Daniele Rugani Maya Yoshida Vlad Chiriches the ancient ones Giorgio Chiellini Diego Godín Stefan Radu Gary Medel Martín Cáceres Federico Fazio

his head looks weirdly small

to NUFC lol

Rom or Tuchel?

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I NEVER forgave FSW for his shit tactics in that game plus we had the rotten luck of facing the best Brasil side since the early noughties, if you look at some of the yearss before and after is, it is a fucking joke how shit the non euro teams were LDU Quito! (and Manure played like shit and barely won, after they did not even qualify for the tile game in the first ever FWCC) Estudiantes (probably the second best South American side after the first 3, they gave prime Barca hell) TP Mazembe! Raja Casabalanca! Kashima Antlers ffs! San Lorenzo Al-Ain! UANL smdh and very poor (for them) Santos and River Plate sides Real Madrid are the luckiest fuckers ever, 4 time in the final, all against shit teams, other than a decent, but hardly great Gremio team)

he damn well better win us the FIFA World Club Championship I am obsessed with that trophy, its the only one we lack (that is still played) and we will likely be the holders for 2 years as it is the last in the current format and this the last one that is sorta easy to win if we lose it again, we not only will likely have a insanely hard time winning it ever, but we will go down as the only euro side to lose it after the first 3, and will have lost it TWICE as long as we qualify for the CL next year, my main hopes for the remainder of the season are the FWCC and perhaps we somehow, somehow get on a run after Lille and can scrape out another CL (fantasyland at this point I know) we might scrape out a League Cup win (fucking hell Pool lucking out and getting in the semis)

Mbappe is 99% going to Real (arffff) Pogba is pure poison, Dembele too (atm, plus he is another Pulisic, always injured) the other ones that interest me would be Niklas Süle (IF we cannot get Kounde and AC leaves) perhaps Paulo Dybala (if he would come here, he is shedload better than Pulisic and CHO) Boubacar Kamara (very underrated young, versatile player, can play DMF, CMF, and CB) something always rubbed me wrong about Kessie, maybe I am being harsh the time to buy Brozovic was 4, 5 years ago, he turns 30yo near the beginning of next season and will have little resale value if a bust the rest are a pass for me

have fun repairing the dressing room m8 he tossed Tuchel AND the entire team and organisation under the bus called us a small team, a 4th rated choice compared to our main rivals in Europe, ffs whinged on about how glorious Inter was, blah blah bah he burnt the fuck outta some bridges, Stamford included

the warning signs were clearly present at Manure with him yet we got spellbound on Håland, knowing it was INSANE cash and never going to happen, then panic bought Rom, all because of a Conte one year miracle rehab in another league my vision will always be buy them young and gifted like Eden, KdB, and Salah oopsie 🤬

we lack both vision and common sense in the boardroom from the stadium on down it is series of clusterfucks if we had not won the CL, imagine the outlook here we could have had Theo £40m Vlahovic £40m Tchoumeni £30m £110m but I will even add on another £15m to be conservative so £125m and shipped Alonso and one of the MFers for a combined 30-35m or so not bought Lukaku (looks like we just shit away around £180m total counting salary and fees) and be have those 3 class players, young players, massive upsides, PLUS save around £5-10m net on fees, PLUS those 3 combined salaries (at say £100K PW for EACH) would not even add up to just Rom's plus we dump the 2 other salaries (Alonso and a MF)

POORLY

seems harsh, they were only 4 points off 2nd place

his natural position

that's the type of production we should be seeing from Lukaku, for a £182m (almost a quarter of a billion USD) fucking pound commitment

starting one year ago or so 36 league goals, and 2 more in the Italy Cup, plus 6 for Serbia (and another one that was 13 months ago)

Dušan Vlahović In his last 5000 minutes (so not even a full season and a half) of play for club and country, at only 20 and 21 years of age Vlahovic has 46 goals and 8 assists this whilst being on far from great teams as well

ridiculous, Wilshere has EIGHT total league goals in 10 (plus parts of 2 others) topflight seasons (and 5 of those 8 came in two seasons, ages ago), 17 (5 of the nine goals in cup ties came against shit teams, most not even remotely topflight) topflight goals, all comps in almost 260 games the bloke turns 30yo tomorrow and has done fuckall at the end of the day shows you how shit England was back then that he got 34 caps

CHO is on £120,000 PW https://www.theguardian.com/football/2019/sep/19/callum-hudson-odoi-signs-new-Chelsea-contract-to-2024

AC Milan And Inter Unveil New Stadium Plans With 'Cathedral' Design Set To Replace The San Siro https://www.sportbible.com/football/ac-milan-and-inter-unveil-new-stadium-plans-to-replace-san-siro-20211222 Italian giants AC Milan and Inter have unveiled plans for a new state-of-the-art stadium to replace the iconic San Siro. Named ‘The Cathedral’, the 60,000-seat stadium is set to replace the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, better known as the San Siro, which has been home to Milan since 1926 and Inter since 1947. The new stadium, which is set to open in 2027, has been designed by architects Populous, who also helped to design the new Wembley. The inspiration behind the stadium’s design is two of Milan’s most famous buildings, the Duomo di Milano and the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele. The stadium has a rectangular shape and will be surrounded by vertical fins, which will extend outwards to support a glass wall that will enclose a space described as a "sunlit galleria". Meanwhile, the stadium seating has been designed to be the "most intimate in Europe" with fans placed as close to the pitch as possible. Under the plans, which are set to be finalised next year, the new stadium will be built alongside the existing San Siro, which will then be demolished as part of a redevelopment of the wider area. “The new San Siro will be the most beautiful stadium in the world for its strong identity and recognisability,” said AC Milan president Paolo Scaroni. "An attractive arena, accessible and sustainable for the city of Milan that will facilitate the growth of the clubs and their global competitiveness."