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Nice and comfy win as I expected, we faced Palace at the best possible time when their project is falling apart. Not gonna be surprised if this was the last game for Mateta amd Glasner.
 
They will play Forest next week, if they loose they can get into serious trouble.

He is injured.

Ngolo Kante all day all night anytime instead of these boring tattoed bearded clowns.
I don't know how is he doing these days(on 2024 Euros he was pretty good) but I would be super happy to watch Kante even just walk around the field.

Ngolo Kante all day all night anytime instead of these boring tattoed bearded clowns.
I don't know how is he doing these days(on 2024 Euros he was pretty good) but I would be super happy to watch Kante even just walk around the field.

Ngolo Kante all day all night anytime instead of these boring tattoed bearded clowns.
I don't know how is he doing these days(on 2024 Euros he was pretty good) but I would be super happy to watch Kante even just walk around the field.

Ngolo Kante all day all night anytime instead of these boring tattoed bearded clowns.
I don't know how is he doing these days(on 2024 Euros he was pretty good) but I would be super happy to watch Kante even just walk around the field.

Seeing Kante and Caicedo in the same midfield would be the stuff of dreams even if he’s now nearly 35. 

That was fucking horrendous, is this Rosenior ball?
It's like me in the bedroom....all foreplay and no penetration
Pathetic

Didn't make me super excited.. 
Can't believe we bought so many attackers since 2024 and still have to watch Neto twice a week, he is so awful..
 
Hope Hato can keep up with good performances, his last two(Fulham and Charlton) were promising.

Great, we wanted a French U21 international CB(Jacquet), we ended up with a former French international CB plays in the U21s(Disasi). 

Great, we wanted a French U21 international CB(Jacquet), we ended up with a former French international CB plays in the U21s(Disasi). 

Joe Shields wont hibernate if there is a City player floating about
He's like a fucking seagull to Fish and Chips

Why not? Even if the source if crap, we can discuss the idea/possibility of signing players. This topic is about commenting rumours, isn't it?

Why not? Even if the source if crap, we can discuss the idea/possibility of signing players. This topic is about commenting rumours, isn't it?

I had a feeling either Napoli or Marseille( The Expendables FC) would take him, perfect match.
Will be curious what he is still capable of, I wouldn't be totally surprised if he succeded same as many Premier League outcasts.

Ruthless signing

Nice, much needed win. Not great overall but finally 3 points and clean sheet, I take it. Kudos to Sanchez. 
 
Big win for West Ham and little personal revenge for Nuno 😄 I hope West Ham will stay up, as shit as they are now I have always felt they belong to the Premier League. I support them to stay up 100x times more than Forest or Leeds.
 
(not to mention they are the only London PL-team where you can just buy ticket and walk into the stadium even on matchday)

Nice, much needed win. Not great overall but finally 3 points and clean sheet, I take it. Kudos to Sanchez. 
 
Big win for West Ham and little personal revenge for Nuno 😄 I hope West Ham will stay up, as shit as they are now I have always felt they belong to the Premier League. I support them to stay up 100x times more than Forest or Leeds.
 
(not to mention they are the only London PL-team where you can just buy ticket and walk into the stadium even on matchday)

Nice, much needed win. Not great overall but finally 3 points and clean sheet, I take it. Kudos to Sanchez. 
 
Big win for West Ham and little personal revenge for Nuno 😄 I hope West Ham will stay up, as shit as they are now I have always felt they belong to the Premier League. I support them to stay up 100x times more than Forest or Leeds.
 
(not to mention they are the only London PL-team where you can just buy ticket and walk into the stadium even on matchday)

Well, thanks for everything I guess.. Weird signing with weird ending, but he wasn't so bad after all. I felt he should have played more when Palmer was unavailable. Garnacho, Neto, Gittens are running/shooting tools, Estevao is like a one-man-army, creating everything for himself.. Buo was pretty much the only player of ours who was looking to create chances for the strikers. 

TBH, Im glad they didn't spend the money on Xavi. 1 goal and 3 assists and he disappears on the pitch in a lot of games. He also seems to be a defensive liability. 

Does Lavia really count though? Since 2023 he is either injured or getting a few minutes to "slowly build him up". 
How tf Caicedo is suspended again though.. We had like three games in this competition, this yellow catd suspensions are so annoying.

We get exactly what we saw at Brighton. Some good games, some goals, not outstanding, not horrible.

RIP one of my first Chels heroes. Mainstay on the teamsheet.
Former Chelsea player and manager Eddie McCreadie has passed away, aged 85.
The Glaswegian full-back first joined Chelsea in 1962, signing from East Stirlingshire for just £5,000, and went on to spend 11 years at Stamford Bridge.
The then 22-year-old was the first signing of Tommy Docherty’s managerial tenure, and won promotion to the First Division in his debut campaign.
Eddie McCreadie served as both a player and a manager for Chelsea (Getty Images) He played a crucial role in delivering Chelsea’s first major cup title, too, scoring what ultimately proved the winner as the Blues beat Leicester in a two-legged League Cup final in 1965, joining Bobby Tambling and Terry Venables on the scoresheet.
He later played every minute of Chelsea’s legendary 1970 FA Cup final defeat of Leeds, settled by a replay at Old Trafford as the Blues clinched the title for the first time.
  An athletic, hard-working full-back, McCreadie caught the eye with his tenacious, no-nonsense approach and became a fast fan favourite.
He was forced to retire from football in 1973 after an Achilles injury, and did so with some 410 Chelsea appearances to his name - on top of 23 international caps.
Eddie McCreadie will be remembered for his athleticism and aggression (Getty Images) A move into the club's coaching staff followed, and McCreadie helped steer them through a period of financial crisis. He turned the club’s fortunes around, though, calling up some talented academy prospects and delivering them back to the top flight.
He left the club after falling out with the board over a pay dispute and briefly revived his playing days in the United States, making a single appearance for the Memphis Rogues of the North American Soccer League. He later managed them, too.
Reconciliation eventually came some 40 years later, though, as McCreadie made his long-awaited return to Stamford Bridge.
McCreadie is a member of a rather exclusive group of people to have both played for and managed Chelsea, joining the likes of Frank Lampard, Glenn Hoddle and Ruud Gullit.
Fan tributes to McCreadie are coming thick and fast as the Chelsea faithful pay their respects to a club legend.