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wooot nil 1

lets go England Mount starts as a No 10

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Billy Gilmour’s decision making at Rangers eclipsed first-team players claims former team-mate https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/billy-gilmours-decision-making-rangers-20558633 Kenny Miller has reveled the moment he realised Billy Gilmour was set to become a special talent. The former Rangers striker was impressed with the kid's gallousness when he began a conversation with his youth team at the Hummel Training Centre. Gilmour spoke up with confidence despite his tender years, showing he had the character to match his quick feet. It's this characteristic allied to an unusual level of technical quality makes him one of the most talented kids in Britain and a Chelsea squad player at only 18. That's no surprise to Miller who says his technical quality made him stand out against first team professionals in training. Speaking on the Football Daft Podcast, he said: "He is special. A special talent. He was 14 or 15 at the time and floating about Murray Park you'd see him playing and your eyes are just immediately drawn to him because he demands and his abilities are there to be seen. snip

Chelsea to battle Tottenham Hotspur for Linfield teen Chelsea have reportedly attempted to hijack Tottenham Hotspur's move for highly-rated Linfield teenager Charlie Allen. https://www.sportsmole.co.uk/football/chelsea/transfer-talk/news/chelsea-to-battle-tottenham-for-linfield-teen_374678.html The Northern Irish attacking midfielder, 15, is thought to have had a trial with Spurs, with talks over a deal set to commence shortly. However, the Blues are keen to sneak in ahead of their London rivals and have offered Allen a trial with them at Cobham instead, according to Football Insider. Additionally, Manchester City are showing interest in the teenager, complicating Spurs' attempts to snap him up. Allen turns 16 next month and Linfield have accepted that they cannot hang onto their young talent, but will want to be fairly compensated. CHELSEA MAKE FIRST STEPS TO HIJACK SPURS’ MOVE FOR LINFIELD’S CHARLIE ALLEN https://readchelsea.com/2019/10/11/chelsea-make-first-steps-to-hijack-spurs-move-for-linfields-charlie-allen/ Chelsea have reportedly made their first attempts to hijack Tottenham’s attempts of signing highly-rated midfielder Charlie Allen. According to Football Insider, the Blues have asked the teenager’s club, Linfield, if they can take the midfielder on trial at Cobham. Allen, 15, has already undergone a trial with Spurs and even discussed terms ahead of a move, so Chelsea’s interest comes as a major surprise. The attacking midfielder, who is regarded as one of Northern Ireland’s brightest prospects, has also spent time with Premier League champions Manchester City over a possible switch. Linfield are resigned to losing their star asset, who made history by becoming the club’s youngest ever first-team debutant at the end of last season. Allen turns 16 in November, and with Chelsea having a proud tradition of turning their youngsters into first-team stars, as shown by Frank Lampard so far this season, the Northern Irishman could be keen on a move to Stamford Bridge if offered terms. Linfield has more trophies than days in the year, 368, the world record

Juventus want Chelsea's Emerson as Alex Sandro deputy https://www.calciomercato.com/en/news/juventus-want-chelsea-s-emerson-as-alex-sandro-deputy-39147 Juventus already have one eye on the transfer market, as the club look to bolster their strength after a number of injuries in the opening months of the campaign has left them rather barebones in defence particularly. The club are looking for an alternative left-back to ease the workload on Alex Sandro, as well as providing a valuable option for if the Brazilian suffers any injuries. The Bianconeri have a number of targets lined up but their first and primary goal is Emerson Palmieri. The Ital-Brazilian full-back joined Chelsea at the request of Maurizio Sarri, when he became head coach, but has only flourished in the squad this season. It will be difficult for Juve to sign the defender, however, given Chelsea's transfer ban and the Premier League club would struggle to replace him properly. Meanwhile, the Bianconeri are also looking into the possibility of signing Carlos Augusto, of Brazilian side Corinthians, as well as the ever-present name of Matteo Darmian, who joined Parma from Manchester United in the summer just gone.

First time Neymar got smashed by Lewis Dunk or Tyrone Mings he would be launched into the 2nd deck he could flop around like a fish in the aisle, with a half a pie lodged in his arse

Chelsea fans want Jadon Sancho signed as England ace posts Tammy Abraham snap https://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/football/chelsea-fans-want-jadon-sancho-20558546

no still banned

Juventus 'plan to offer Manchester United Emre Can and Mario Mandzukic' in exchange for Paul Pogba https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-7553617/Juventus-plan-offer-Man-Utd-Emre-Mario-Mandzukic-exchange-Paul-Pogba.html Juventus are ready to offer Manchester United Emre Can and Mario Mandzukic in exchange for Paul Pogba, according to Tuttosport. Pogba was angling for move away in the summer but ended up staying at Old Trafford. Real Madrid were his desired suitors but the Spanish giants have seemingly given up hope of landing the midfielder after being priced out in the summer. Pogba's future at United remains up in the air following their poor start to the season and Tuttosport claim Juventus are now the front runners to sign him. United attempted to sign Mandzukic in the summer and Juventus are hoping his inclusion could persuade them to part with their prized asset. The Italian newspaper are reporting that Emre Can, who has been forced to play only a supporting role this season, will also be included in the swap deal. It is not yet clear if Juventus are planning to also offer an upfront payment to supplement the deal. Pogba is currently in the United Arab Emirates completing a warm weather recovery programme in a bid to accelerate his return from a foot injury. snip

I screamo, you screamo, we all screamo for SpudMo.

I just wanted ro clarify my stance on Bale. I was having a laugh with with Willian swap (which would never happen anyway) and my feelings on Bale are

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sell him on, he is worth a shit tonne more than a 32yo Willian will be

straight swap, Willian for Bale done and dusted

perfect re-hire for Real Madrid, roflmaoooooooooo

Mourinho in 2014 Jose Mourinho: If Chelsea don't bring young players through then we should close our academy Chelsea manager proudly parades academy graduate Ruben Loftus-Cheek in front of the cameras ahead of Champions League match against Sporting Lisbon https://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/chelsea/11283101/Jose-Mourinho-If-Chelsea-dont-bring-young-players-through-then-we-should-close-our-academy.html Just 24 hours after a French ex-Arsenal player, a Belgian and an Argentine helped to unveil Manchester City’s new £200million Football Academy, Jose Mourinho sat an English teenager “made in Chelsea” next to him ahead of his side's Champions League clash against Sporting Lisbon. Ruben Loftus-Cheek has been at Chelsea since the age of eight and will play some part of the club’s final Group G game at Stamford Bridge, most probably from the substitutes’ bench. The fact 18-year-old Loftus-Cheek will be involved against Sporting is not entirely surprising, given Chelsea have already qualified for the knockout stages as group winners, but Mourinho’s decision to put the youngster straight in front of the television cameras was an unusual move. Mourinho does everything for a reason and it seemed that while City had shown they now have the best facilities in the land to bring through young players, the Chelsea manager was displaying that his club finally believe they have the home-grown talent and the right environment to give youth a chance. Chelsea have not seen one of their own become a regular first-team player since captain John Terry, despite opening their £30m academy in 2005 with running costs of up to £8m a year. City’s last home-grown product was Micah Richards, who may have smiled wryly to see Patrick Vieira, Vincent Kompany and Pablo Zabaleta open the club’s new talent factory from Italy, where he is currently on loan with Fiorentina. “If you don't bring kids through the academy, the best thing is to close the academy,” said Chelsea manager Mourinho. “If the kids are not good enough or the work not good enough and you don't bring kids up, then close the door and use the money to buy players. “You need to prove the academy works well and is worth it. It's only possible if the first-team manager stays for a long time, which in this club, in the last 10 years, was not possible. Now I'm trying to format Ruben and other Rubens in relation to my ideas, to his position. “Imagine next week if there's a different first-team manager with different ideas. Some product, almost an added product, becomes an empty product and you start everything again. In this moment, the relation between the first-team and the academy is changing based on this stability that, at this moment, we are having. “The first time Ruben trained with me was 18 months ago. In the last two or three weeks, he's been training with me every day. So, in 18 months, I think he remembers every word or feedback he's had in first-team development. This stability is important. The people in the academy feel they are working for something. “Which is why tomorrow, when a boy who arrived at Cobham aged eight plays, is not Ruben's day but ‘academy day’.” Loftus-Cheek captained Chelsea to FA Youth Cup glory last season and made his mark at international level just last month by scoring in England Under-19s’ 3-0 victory over Italy. He joins Lewis Baker, Isaiah Brown and Dominic Solanke in the group of young English players that Mourinho is taking a special interest in. Having confirmed Loftus-Cheek will make his first-team debut at some point against Sporting, Mourinho said: “One month ago, he played in Lisbon with the Champions League new generation, so you can imagine the difference between playing against Sporting academy, with 1,000 spectators, and then to play against Sporting in the real Champions League, at Stamford Bridge with 45,000 and all the lights on you. “To be here since he was eight and to have the chance to play for Chelsea, his first game, is every kid’s dream. “He was not one of the players that started the season with me. He didn't have a pre-season with me. But the way he's training with us, every time he comes, gives me the guarantee that – while not being an end product – he has the quality and the ambition. “I'm so happy to give the kids a chance and, especially, when I give the chance and feel that they have the tools to answer well and make a career at Chelsea. An English player, 18, completely made in Chelsea - if he does it and if he succeeds, it's good.” If his performance in front of the cameras and microphones was anything to go by, then Loftus-Cheek should not suffer from stage fright at Stamford Bridge. Asked whether he and the rest of Chelsea’s youngsters are mindful that the club have not produced one of their own since Terry, Loftus-Cheek replied: “We're very aware of that. It's not going to be easy to break in, especially with the squad in front of us, but you can't be negative in these situations. You have to think you can do it and be positive, otherwise you won't get anywhere near. “It would be amazing to make my debut. I've been here since I was a young kid, watching Chelsea on the TV and thinking maybe I would be playing at Stamford Bridge. If the opportunity comes, great. If it doesn't, I’ll keep working hard, doing my best every day, and, hopefully, the chance will come.”

still raging about that fucking MLS MAY game cunts for scheduling that then and on that shitty yank thugball pitch

please remove Zouma from that list, he is not anywhere near good enough and we lack a truly WC CB atm (a healthy Rudiger is sorta close, but not a top 10 player at the position) f we are going for winning the league and the CL in the next 2 to 3 years (we damn well better be!), we need a WC rock in the CB rotation Koulibaly is now too old (he turns 29 in June) to buy for the insane cash (around £100m) the poison dwarf will demand, so this leaves some of these are crazy hard pulls José Giménez Atlético Madrid (my first choice, very hard pull though) Raphaël Varane Real Madrid (so hard to pull) Marquinhos Paris Saint-Germain (my 5th choice, very versatile too, has been playing MF as well) Milan Skriniar Inter Milan (Shitty going to go all out, but probably fail) (my 4th choice) Niklas Süle Bayern Munich (basically impossible, but would be a BEAST) Alessio Romagnoli AC Milan (my 3rd choice, perhaps the easiest pull IF AC Milan continue their slide downward) Ibrahima Konaté RB Leipzig (my 2nd choice, a monster, deffo buy-able, it just will take a shedload of cash) drop down Rúben Dias Benfica (Manure and many other will move for him hard) drop down Dayot Upamecano RB Leipzig Jonathan Tah Bayer Leverkuen Evan N'Dicka Eintracht Frankfurt Nico Elvedi Borussia Mönchengladbach Benoît Badiashile Monaco Thilo Kehrer Paris Saint-Germain Nikola Milenkovic Fiorentina Dan-Axel Zagadou Borussia Dortmund Boubacar Kamara Olympique Marseille Samuel Umtiti FC Barcelona (iffy due to injury and loss of form ever since the WC 2028, that he may recover, but NOT sold on him at all as it stands)

Give him an extra month, so he can fully recover his time. 100% agree

My hatred of scousers goes far beyond footie, and for very personal reasons that I do not want to go into here, other than to say amongst other things, a fucking pack of them helped fuck me over (and via the most BULLSHIT series of reasons and lies) for a fair amount of money (over £100,000, so not insanely large, but still enough to sting, I am still involved in litigation to get some sort of recompense) on an venture I was a principal in. They helped tear apart a close-knit group of global people that I helped build over a period of years, and drove one of my oldest friends involved in it to suicide over financial ruin (she lost far more than I did and came from a place of far less means), and they also attacked her in real life, partially destroying her relationships, familial, personal, and professional, at so many levels. NOT having a laugh, not making shite up, I rage every time I dwell on it. It is all I will say on the matter. Suffice it to say I have meany reasons to detest that whole region and the unique type of shit it produces.

Fuck that whingy bish Klopp and fuck ANY and ALL scouse todger-lickers in the Brit media that whole city is a plague on the nation, it goes far beyond footie the whole scouse zeitgeist epitomises everything bad about us British a whole region of poxy cunt trash always on the take, always on the make, forever the victims, revelling in their own ignorance

SINGING IS TOO BLUE Frank Lampard slams Chelsea fans who aimed ‘pikeys’ chant at West Ham supporters https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football/10078711/frank-lampard-chelsea-west-ham-blasts-pikey-chants-fans/

I see NO reason why we cannot make smart buys and be at a CL-winning level again in 2 to 3 years, there is NO excuse we certainly have the money, as I have exhaustively shown for ages now The only fucked up thing long-term problem (and it is a big thing unfortunately) is the new stadium the goddamn Home Office needs to back off Roman and renew his bloody visa OR tell him he is perma-banned and hopefully then he sells the club to another billionaire (all I ask is no Saudi head-choppers) People think I joke when I say Bezos should buy us, but I am dead serious. Biggest club in the world's most important (still, but how long that lasts after Brexit, who knows) city. He cannot buy Real or Barca or Bayern, as they are not owned by one person/family. That leaves us, Manure, Victimpool, Juve, Shitty, AC Milan, and PSG in terms of the 10 biggest clubs in the world (followed by Atletico Madrid, Arse, Spuds, Inter Milan, Borussia Dortmund, Napoli, Ajax (hindered by being in a tiny league), Roma, Lyon, and Everton.) We would be the best buy overall, the Arabs will not sell Shitty or PSG. The only other true options would be to convince Fenway Sports Group to sell the Bindippers or the Glazers to sell Manure, which I admit, he could do. Bezos buying Manure would be my fucking nightmare, same for the dippers.

liking these upcoming 14 fixtures 36 plus points are deffo there for the taking IMHO