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Fulham Broadway

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  1. So Rosenior will be sacked, but having Chelsea on his CV, will forge a mediocre career at mediocre teams like Leicester, Charlton, or maybe someone like Palace. Meanwhile Blueco will appoint a new mediocre manager at SB - big fanfare, Presser, new players. Win 5 out of 6 with new manager 'bounce' haha. Rot sets in. Rinse and repeat
  2. They see an autonomous manager a threat to their authority, no its not even that, is just over inflated egos. I think Alex Ferguson would have these players top of the league, even Mourinho now would have us challenging for the top. Rosenior Im sure is a nice guy, but you have to be No More Mr Nice guy managing footballers now and then.
  3. First time since 1993 - perhaps it was planned to coincide with the revolting 90s retro nylon shit theyre peddling
  4. Was thinking the same - sad them trying to erase our most successful owner and era. Just makes them look more cuntish
  5. Knew this would be a pile of shit. Call me cynical, but it could have something to do with the owners Tbh I was looking forward more to Man City v Arse tomorrow
  6. Its OK there's a whole lot of 18 year old Brazilians we can buy as investments in the Summer
  7. We're on the march with Clownlakes Army, we;re on the march to fuckin nowhere
  8. Can see Palmer and a few others fucking off in the Summer
  9. Depends who wants it the most. Seems to be yernited
  10. Tbh I expect Bayern and PSG are thinking shit we're really up against it if either of these two qualify. Not
  11. Oh well. Lose this, and we get more emails from the club for some over priced poor quality sportswear imagining a smorgesbord of 90s goalkeepers tops Psst Blueco...no ones buying that shit
  12. Back in the day we'd come out flying 2nd half if we'd gone one down like that. Cant imagine Liam firing a rocket up their arses for some reason
  13. If we dont bury one or two of these cahnces , its going to be one of those games where they get one on the break and we chuck it away
  14. Garnacho better now on left in front of cockney reds n'all and Neto on the right
  15. We have got to step up, or Mbueno is going to get one
  16. All this turmoil stems from the custodians temporarily running, in the loosest of terms, our club.
  17. Shocking stat something like havent not scored in 3 consecutive league games since Ruud Gullit or something Wasnt really listening. Getting drunk instead
  18. As long as Blueco and Clownlake make money for their billionaires...
  19. If its making them richer they will continue to syphon the club
  20. Maybe because they are the most prevalent investors ? so not because they are American, just that there are only 3 PL Clubs that arent majority owned or partially invested by US billionaires. Why are there so many U.S. owners, and what is the appeal? In no particular order, it is about glamor, sporting excitement and ego. But primarily, it is about money. "From an investment perspective, the track record is compelling and Manchester United serves as a prime example," Chris Mann, head of sporting strategy and insight at Sportsology Group, which has advised on Premier League club acquisitions, told ESPN. "The Glazers acquired the club for around £800 million in 2005, and by the time of Ineos' investment in February 2024, the total enterprise value of United was over £4 billion -- that's a 400% increase over 20 years. ESPN
  21. Chelsea are set to change their transfer policy this summer after a number of complaints from first team stars over the lack of experience in the squad. The Blues have spent more than €1.5 billion on players since the takeover by Clearlake Capital in 2022 but they have not signed a player over the age of 26 since the first summer under their new owners. Chelsea have the youngest average age by some distance in the Premier League and the oldest player in the squad currently is 28-year-old Tosin Adarabioyo, with the club’s transfer strategy to target younger players instead. However, Chelsea have had a number of disappointing results and performances this season which led to defender Marc Cucurella voicing his frustration at the ‘lack of experience’ that has cost his side during the campaign. Cucurella’s comments came around the same time Enzo Fernandez was disciplined by Chelsea for his comments fuelling speculation about a move to Real Madrid and it has led to fears over the long-term vision of the squad. However, according to the BBC, Chelsea have assured Cucurella and captain Reece James that they will make ‘experienced’ signings at centre-back, midfield and attack this summer in order to appease matters. Reuters I'll Believe it when it happens
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