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Vesper

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  1. 2 different positions in reality Kovacic is not a pure AMF, unlike Barkley and RLC IF Kante simply doesn't adapt and IF we aren't going to sack Sarri, we need to sell Kante Kovacic is tailor-made for his role Many on here dont want to here that, but it is the brutal truth we will know by seasons end if Kante can adapt no way should he be given TWO full seasons, that's madness we need to cash in whist we can, look at what is going to happen with Hazard if he doesn't renew we lose probably 100 million quid, or 150 million or so if he walks on a free in a year and a half
  2. HD streams http://rvnistelrooy.blogspot.com/p/page-5.html https://www.vipleague.bz/chelsea-fc-vs-crystal-palace-fc-streaming-link-1 http://rvnistelrooy.blogspot.com/p/spain-1.html http://rvnistelrooy.blogspot.com/p/page-6.html https://www.easysport.tv/games/chelsea-vs-crystal-palace/
  3. 3 nil, 18 minutes in they may score 10
  4. FFS, Shitty are just destroying SOTON. I cannot see anyone beating them for the title. In fact, I think they have a great chance to win the CL.
  5. why the fuck did they overlap the games??? makes zero sense!!
  6. https://www.football.london/chelsea-fc/players/giroud-hazard-injury-chelsea-palace-15366481 Injured and out
  7. I will just park this here he was described by United manager Alex Ferguson as a 'clever little so-and-so' don't think Willie would fit the bill
  8. Zola would be next then Drogba, then Osgood. We all have our personal biases. I literally cried as a 13 year old when we sold Tiago to Lyon in the summer of 2005. Mourinho has said repeatedly that was one of his biggest transfer mistakes ever. He was a superb CMF, Goals were not his focus, but here are his CFC ones:
  9. Quality, true footballing genius, transcends eras. Greaves and Chopper are transcendent. I am sure the older crew will back me up.
  10. If we lose Kovacic, I am fucking gutted. He is one of the players who gave us CL hope gain. I love him to death.
  11. I was born in December 1991, but you dont have to be a weatherman to know a storm when you see one.
  12. Super Frank and Claude Makélélé are my Blue Gods. Jimmy Greaves 3rd Chopper 4th Hazard 5th
  13. LOOLOOOLOOL Juan Foyth 20 mimutes 2 pens given welcome to EPL you argie yid cunt
  14. FFS nil 3 Yids Done We have a real struggle for top 4 on our hands.
  15. Yes. He is that rigid. Which is why if Kante cannot adapt (the jury is still out) he will be one the millstones that sinks the SS Sarri if he keeps trying to force a square peg into a round hole.
  16. Wolves were just ROBBED of a goal, top 5 worst offsides calls of EPL season so far. FFS!!!
  17. Fuck, nil 2 , spuds are running riot, grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
  18. Come on Wolves! https://premierleague-lives.com/live/tottenham-live-stream-14/channel-1/ https://www.vipleague.bz/wolverhampton-wanderers-fc-vs-tottenham-hotspur-fc-streaming-link-1
  19. We are in the process of locking in sub-standard players for years. There is no way to put a happy face on that. I will recant ALL of this when we have signed a great CF, bought Kovacic on per (or an acceptable replacement, (of which I have listed every single one in a previous post), bought a WC CB, and also a WC RW. That is me being generous as fuck, as I didn't even touch upon other weaknesses at all. There is simply zero chance we thrive over the next 3 years with Morata, Luiz, no true great CMF (if Kova leaves), and Willian as starters. NONE
  20. This is not “Sarriball” https://chelseafancast.com/2018/11/this-is-not-sarriball/ Or Sarrismo. Or whatever new fad word Chelsea supporters are using these days to describe this new found attacking football the club are playing. We have played 10 league games and haven’t lost any on the way to 24 points out of a possible 30. We have seen our beloved Chelsea Football Club score some fantastic goals and we are excited by what the future may bring. But, this is not the high flying, Guardiola praising, taking Serie A by storm Sarriball that we all heard so much about this summer. I was excited when Maurizio Sarri took over at the club. I was frustrated like many supporters in years past when we used negative tactics in so many big matches. I was downright giddy when I saw the way we played against Liverpool in the league, even though we didn’t win. We played to win. Which to me was almost as important as winning. It showed that, even though Sarri might not think the players are 100% comfortable with the implementation of his style, we were not going to let the opposition dictate the game to us. But, this is not the Sarriball that we all heard so much about this summer. The style of football we are currently playing is closer the Guardiola’s Barca’s sides than what Sarri did with Napoli the past 2 seasons. Sarri’s tactics at Napoli involved quick, decisive passes in between the lines to expose the defenses in Italy. He used the quickness and agility of Insigne, Callejon and Mertens to great effect in wreaking havoc on Serie A leading to a second place finish on 95 points while scoring 77 goals in 38 matches averaging over 2 goals per match. There are similarities in the style Chelsea are currently playing and Sarri’s Napoli. Like the high pressing, triangular passing angles and, most importantly, Jorginho. The Brazilian-Italian Midfielder was at the heart of what Sarri’s Napoli was able to do in Serie A and it was a major coup when Chelsea were able to bring him to Stamford Bridge over their Premier League rivals Manchester City. Jorginho is constantly directing play while on the pitch. He doesn’t do so with flashy dribbling or flair. He does it with seemingly constant communication with his teammates and effective passes. Telling his teammates where the ball should be played or where the proper space to move into is on the pitch. His passing is instinctive and he is always looking to play the ball between the lines of the opponent, but he will play the simple pass if that is his option. Jorginho’s main role as the deep lying playmaker is to keep the play moving and he does so with ease. He does not hold the ball to slow down the tempo, he quickly cycles the ball throughout the pitch to keep the opposition moving. I have come up with a nickname for our number 5 and it’s “Mr. One-touch.” Keep it going, tell your friends. Snip
  21. Fucking Victimpool, Milner, grrrrrr. Cunt
  22. Lamps is a total class act. The rest of my life I will judge all MFers against him. Almost all will not measure up. There are zero in today's game who I rate over him in his peak years.
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