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He's being supplied by the likes of Barkley, Mirallas, Deulofeu, McCarthy etc. all very decent players, stop being so dramatic. It's not the proving of his goal scoring ability that he's going out on loan to Everton for. Everyone knows Lukaku scores goals, no one is disputing that, he's a naturally born goal scorer, everyone knows that. It's his general play that Lukaku has to improve, he needs to become a more complete striker, and you can't do that by getting minutes here and there at CFC, so retrospectively the Everton loan move is brilliant for his (and ours) future.

I'll give you that but he was also on that level when they were playing the Europa League against the likes of Zenit, Athletic Bilbao & Ajax for a better comparison.
He is dominating THAT role but you could say the same about Carroll ( shudder ), I just want to see him develop his overall game not only his strengths. I disagree on his first touch though, don't know if you saw today's match but his touch was very heavy.
Only 19 is what he's got going for him right now but it will all depend on what happens next season.

Still a big difference in fine money and crazy money, I remember reading Neymar was earning 500k+ a week with everything combined, wage, bonuses, sponsorships, etc
So with the 2014 WC coming up there really is no reason to move to Europe when you're living as a God in Brazil.

It isn't that easy, if Lukaku stays in England next season he'll become a homegrown player.

A deep lying playmaker isn't essential. I get the feeling a lot of people want a Xabi Alonso-esque player in the pivot but you can benefit from different types of players in there, ones without the playmaking capabilities.
A player who can hold the ball and link the play from midfield to attack is needed, if they can provide defence splitting passes then that's a bonus. Dembele for Spurs isn't the most creative of players, and has been criticised in the past for being indecisive in the final third. But this season he has improved in that aspect, and his ability to retain the ball even if there are 100 players on him is incredible. Him and Sandro probably make up the best pivot in the league at the moment.

Which isn't exactly a bad thing with Ba coming in.
Everyone was raving about his center position in his last games he played with Genk but everyone seems to forget that was during the weakest period Belgian football has seen, it's no wonder he was shining.
Before playing in the center he was an excellent winger, not speedy but with a lot of trickery and pinpoint crosses. He's extremely direct towards goal unlike Hazard, something totally different.

Which isn't exactly a bad thing with Ba coming in.
Everyone was raving about his center position in his last games he played with Genk but everyone seems to forget that was during the weakest period Belgian football has seen, it's no wonder he was shining.
Before playing in the center he was an excellent winger, not speedy but with a lot of trickery and pinpoint crosses. He's extremely direct towards goal unlike Hazard, something totally different.

You're looking through rose-tinted glasses, he's still the same guy that joined Chelsea from Anderlecht and hasn't improved any of his aspects. I don't believe WBA was the best option for a loan, they're playing into his strengths which you can't blame them but he isn't learning from that.
The good things you've seen from him aren't new, he was already doing that at the age of 16 at Anderlecht ( pace, strength, headers, bicyle-kicks ) . Now the bad things that you might have missed :
- On setpieces he still takes wrong positions and imitates a pillar, he's got no movement whatsoever.
- He still can't control a ball in his feet
- He's still shooting rather than laying off the ball in horrible positions ( at the corner of the box )
- He's still only attempting shots with his left foot, he's even more predictable than Robben which says a lot
- Pointing to his feet like a caveman whenever a ball isn't played to him, no matter if there was 3 or 4 players in front of him, not realising it's his own damn fault because he didn't pick a good position
- Not chasing the ball, giving the defenders room to pick a pass
Being so predictable is the worst thing about him. Most defenders haven't played against him and that's why he can easily get past them now, but they'll slowly get the hang of defending against him.
1. Don't give him room, cover his right side ( he's playing with the back to you )
2. Don't panic when he starts doing scissors, stay calm and close in on him
3. ALWAYS, block off his left foot he won't attempt to shoot with his right
4. ???
5. Profit
It's a shame but it's as simple as that.

You're looking through rose-tinted glasses, he's still the same guy that joined Chelsea from Anderlecht and hasn't improved any of his aspects. I don't believe WBA was the best option for a loan, they're playing into his strengths which you can't blame them but he isn't learning from that.
The good things you've seen from him aren't new, he was already doing that at the age of 16 at Anderlecht ( pace, strength, headers, bicyle-kicks ) . Now the bad things that you might have missed :
- On setpieces he still takes wrong positions and imitates a pillar, he's got no movement whatsoever.
- He still can't control a ball in his feet
- He's still shooting rather than laying off the ball in horrible positions ( at the corner of the box )
- He's still only attempting shots with his left foot, he's even more predictable than Robben which says a lot
- Pointing to his feet like a caveman whenever a ball isn't played to him, no matter if there was 3 or 4 players in front of him, not realising it's his own damn fault because he didn't pick a good position
- Not chasing the ball, giving the defenders room to pick a pass
Being so predictable is the worst thing about him. Most defenders haven't played against him and that's why he can easily get past them now, but they'll slowly get the hang of defending against him.
1. Don't give him room, cover his right side ( he's playing with the back to you )
2. Don't panic when he starts doing scissors, stay calm and close in on him
3. ALWAYS, block off his left foot he won't attempt to shoot with his right
4. ???
5. Profit
It's a shame but it's as simple as that.

You're looking through rose-tinted glasses, he's still the same guy that joined Chelsea from Anderlecht and hasn't improved any of his aspects. I don't believe WBA was the best option for a loan, they're playing into his strengths which you can't blame them but he isn't learning from that.
The good things you've seen from him aren't new, he was already doing that at the age of 16 at Anderlecht ( pace, strength, headers, bicyle-kicks ) . Now the bad things that you might have missed :
- On setpieces he still takes wrong positions and imitates a pillar, he's got no movement whatsoever.
- He still can't control a ball in his feet
- He's still shooting rather than laying off the ball in horrible positions ( at the corner of the box )
- He's still only attempting shots with his left foot, he's even more predictable than Robben which says a lot
- Pointing to his feet like a caveman whenever a ball isn't played to him, no matter if there was 3 or 4 players in front of him, not realising it's his own damn fault because he didn't pick a good position
- Not chasing the ball, giving the defenders room to pick a pass
Being so predictable is the worst thing about him. Most defenders haven't played against him and that's why he can easily get past them now, but they'll slowly get the hang of defending against him.
1. Don't give him room, cover his right side ( he's playing with the back to you )
2. Don't panic when he starts doing scissors, stay calm and close in on him
3. ALWAYS, block off his left foot he won't attempt to shoot with his right
4. ???
5. Profit
It's a shame but it's as simple as that.

You're looking through rose-tinted glasses, he's still the same guy that joined Chelsea from Anderlecht and hasn't improved any of his aspects. I don't believe WBA was the best option for a loan, they're playing into his strengths which you can't blame them but he isn't learning from that.
The good things you've seen from him aren't new, he was already doing that at the age of 16 at Anderlecht ( pace, strength, headers, bicyle-kicks ) . Now the bad things that you might have missed :
- On setpieces he still takes wrong positions and imitates a pillar, he's got no movement whatsoever.
- He still can't control a ball in his feet
- He's still shooting rather than laying off the ball in horrible positions ( at the corner of the box )
- He's still only attempting shots with his left foot, he's even more predictable than Robben which says a lot
- Pointing to his feet like a caveman whenever a ball isn't played to him, no matter if there was 3 or 4 players in front of him, not realising it's his own damn fault because he didn't pick a good position
- Not chasing the ball, giving the defenders room to pick a pass
Being so predictable is the worst thing about him. Most defenders haven't played against him and that's why he can easily get past them now, but they'll slowly get the hang of defending against him.
1. Don't give him room, cover his right side ( he's playing with the back to you )
2. Don't panic when he starts doing scissors, stay calm and close in on him
3. ALWAYS, block off his left foot he won't attempt to shoot with his right
4. ???
5. Profit
It's a shame but it's as simple as that.

You're looking through rose-tinted glasses, he's still the same guy that joined Chelsea from Anderlecht and hasn't improved any of his aspects. I don't believe WBA was the best option for a loan, they're playing into his strengths which you can't blame them but he isn't learning from that.
The good things you've seen from him aren't new, he was already doing that at the age of 16 at Anderlecht ( pace, strength, headers, bicyle-kicks ) . Now the bad things that you might have missed :
- On setpieces he still takes wrong positions and imitates a pillar, he's got no movement whatsoever.
- He still can't control a ball in his feet
- He's still shooting rather than laying off the ball in horrible positions ( at the corner of the box )
- He's still only attempting shots with his left foot, he's even more predictable than Robben which says a lot
- Pointing to his feet like a caveman whenever a ball isn't played to him, no matter if there was 3 or 4 players in front of him, not realising it's his own damn fault because he didn't pick a good position
- Not chasing the ball, giving the defenders room to pick a pass
Being so predictable is the worst thing about him. Most defenders haven't played against him and that's why he can easily get past them now, but they'll slowly get the hang of defending against him.
1. Don't give him room, cover his right side ( he's playing with the back to you )
2. Don't panic when he starts doing scissors, stay calm and close in on him
3. ALWAYS, block off his left foot he won't attempt to shoot with his right
4. ???
5. Profit
It's a shame but it's as simple as that.

You're looking through rose-tinted glasses, he's still the same guy that joined Chelsea from Anderlecht and hasn't improved any of his aspects. I don't believe WBA was the best option for a loan, they're playing into his strengths which you can't blame them but he isn't learning from that.
The good things you've seen from him aren't new, he was already doing that at the age of 16 at Anderlecht ( pace, strength, headers, bicyle-kicks ) . Now the bad things that you might have missed :
- On setpieces he still takes wrong positions and imitates a pillar, he's got no movement whatsoever.
- He still can't control a ball in his feet
- He's still shooting rather than laying off the ball in horrible positions ( at the corner of the box )
- He's still only attempting shots with his left foot, he's even more predictable than Robben which says a lot
- Pointing to his feet like a caveman whenever a ball isn't played to him, no matter if there was 3 or 4 players in front of him, not realising it's his own damn fault because he didn't pick a good position
- Not chasing the ball, giving the defenders room to pick a pass
Being so predictable is the worst thing about him. Most defenders haven't played against him and that's why he can easily get past them now, but they'll slowly get the hang of defending against him.
1. Don't give him room, cover his right side ( he's playing with the back to you )
2. Don't panic when he starts doing scissors, stay calm and close in on him
3. ALWAYS, block off his left foot he won't attempt to shoot with his right
4. ???
5. Profit
It's a shame but it's as simple as that.

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