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Always felt the pound sterling was overvalued. Good time atm for people from outside the UK to go and watch some Chelsea games!
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I read Scotland voted 65%+ to remain in the EU and they don't seem very happy with the result. So looks like they would want another crack at interdependence to remain in the EU while England leaves in the next few years. Im going to put money on Trump as it looks like the polls don't mean shit and I see the first world countries becoming more right wing. Using fear to sway the masses into giving more power and control to the elite establishment works every time.
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Imagine the possibilities. The UK decide to leave the EU thus starting a chain reaction of exodus from the EU, destroying the dream of one unified Europe. Nationalism has spurred on Scotland, Wales and N. Ireland to become their own republics. Trump becomes the next president of the United States and his strong imperialist ideas are causing friction around the world. Europe is now unstable with right wing parties taking power spreading their nationalist and anti immigration ideas all around Europe. Russia seeks to take advantage of Europe's instability trying to exert more influence around its European neighbours with aggression and subversion. Trump and Putin are buoyed by a strong wave of nationalism in their homelands which gives them the momentum in accelerating their aggressive imperialistic foreign policies and military strategies. The world is now very unstable with WW3 not unlikely. Ok its far fetched but it could make a very interesting drama series for Netflix.
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Heart says States but head says Argentina. Hopefully the States can grind it out for a draw and win it via shootout.
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Watched him play for Columbia today against Peru and still not convinced he's good enough to be a first team player for us. His fast and quite strong but his balance, decision making and movement is below average. We won't win titles with players like this in our starting 11. Sell him and use the funds to raise the quality in our starting 11.
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Im hopping Jose will come in for Oscar at £40m+ and will build Man Utd around him. This will make me very happy..
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Just got me thinking today Mourinho is like Trump. People either love him or loathe him and they both seem to create drama and disruption everywhere they go.
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http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2016/jun/06/chelsea-doctor-eva-carneiro-jose-mourinho-insult-filha-filho-da-puta-tribunal-told
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https://www.theguardian.com/football/2016/jun/06/chelsea-alvaro-morata-juventus-antonio-conte
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https://www.theguardian.com/football/2016/jun/05/jose-mourinho-eva-carneiro-chelsea-doctor-manchester-united
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Rebuilding the Bridge Make no mistake, this summer will be a rebuilding job at Stamford Bridge with Chelsea having dropped from champions to mid-table. However, Conte has the relevant experience on his CV. He revived struggling teams at Arezzo, Bari, Atalanta and Siena, but his work at Juventus stands out the most. Having finished in seventh in 2010/11, Conte took over from Luigi Delneri and led Juve to the league title without a single defeat, the first club to do so in Italian history. Conceding just 20 goals in 38 games, it was their first official league title since 2003 after being stripped of two Serie A crowns for their involvement in the 2006 Calciopoli scandal. Tactics-wise, Conte is not restricted to his 3-5-2 formation, used predominantly at Juventus and with Italy. He has been known to switch to 4-3-3 successfully, a flexibility which has seen him lose just 18 games in his 167 as a manager since starting at Juventus in 2011. Sky in Italy reporter Gianluca Di Marzio believes rather than shoehorning players into his system, Conte would adapt his system according to the players' capabilities In a column on his website earlier this week, Di Marzio said: "As Conte himself has said many times, he believes a good manager adapts to the personnel he has and not the other way around." Conte was equally impressive in the transfer market, and despite some inevitable misses, hits included Andrea Pirlo (free), Paul Pogba (free), Carlos Tevez (£6.75m), Arturo Vidal (£9.4m) and Stephan Lichtsteiner (£7.5m). During his three seasons at Juve, Conte never spent over £15m on a player. What they've said "I am extremely lucky I met Antonio Conte, I had so many coaches to compare him too, and he is the one who surprised me the most. I was expecting a good coach, but not that good." - Andrea Pirlo, 2014, in I Think, Therefore I Play autobiography.Andrea Pirlo says he is 'lucky' to have played under Conte "The secret of our success is the ambition our coach has. Conte has brought a new mentality to the club. He has pushed us to sweat, to find strength and to undergo hard work in order to cancel out the last two disappointing campaigns." - Gianluigi Buffon, 2012
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Time to move on guys. This is his dream come true as he has always admired Man Utd. He sees himself as the true successor to Alex Ferguson. Even more reason to smash them next season. Fuck Man Utd forever and ever. José Mourinho: 'I am one of you now' "There is a Mystique and a romance about Untied which no other club can match."
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Hope he comes in for Oscar his ideal perfect #10
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Easy just sell his name rights to ManU for £100m
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Even though I dish out the shit at Jose I still stand by my prediction that he will win silverware at Man Utd that's a given. But ultimately he will self destruct and fade out, turning important members at the club against him, creating a toxic atmosphere like he did at Real Madrid and our club. In regards to our team I believe if Conte can get a couple of quality signings and bring out the great potential of our promising youngsters than we can quietly challenge for the title. Should be a fanatic season ahead and one of the most important summer transfer windows for all the top clubs.
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I like exchanging differing views and ideas but not personal attacks. Anyway moving forwards. Good day mate!
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What like when Jose called Eva Carneiro 'Filha da Puta''? Mate your arguments are both hypocritical and contradictory. You seem to like personal attacks now calling me a keyboard warrior lol. Remember who started the personal attacks first mate! Now have a good day and I will ignore you and your trolling from now on. KTBFFH!
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I guess you're one of the fans that still worship the 'Special one' along with his antagonistic behavior. Don't get me wrong I appreciate the league title he won for us but not for dividing our squad and leaving us 1 point above relegation almost half way through the season. Don't you remember his comments about 'betrayal' and now look at who he's going to manage. I probably hurt your feelings calling out Jose for what he really is going by your nasty personal attack at me. You probably will to be one of the secret 'Jose' fans hoping he succeeds at Man Utd following all his hype and hysteria his ego loves so much. Yea you probably will be along with some other members here that I will not name.
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You know what i'm glad he's going to Man Utd because it proves he is definitely not 'One of us' and that statement was to fool our fans to believing it was the return of the prodigal son. His failed return proved he was still the same egotistical and arrogant fool still obsessed with his ancient negative tactical approach forcing our team to play with fear rather than belief even when the team objected towards the end. Jose yet again proves he only really cares about himself and his huge ego. He does not give a fuck about loyalty or respect and I feel he will secretly be obsessed with damaging our club to massage his ego. But i'm quietly confident Conte and our team will surprise many next season. Jose and Man Utd will be under huge scrutiny and he will try play his mental games early to take shots at Pep, Wenger and Conte but his time in the elite crop of managers is fading fast into the MLS.
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With Man Utd's large financial power Jose will no doubt be allowed to spend big. He has had a lot of time to analyze their squad and would know exactly what he needs to challenge for the title. He will probably win the league in his second year and get to the Champions league final in the 3rd. But he will run out of ideas not long after that with the fans and hierarchy getting annoyed at his negative tactical approach. He will be sacked by the 4th season in charge only having won one league title and a league cup. He is than going to become the next Capello taking charge of his national Portuguese team and diming out into the abyss managing a MLS or Chinese side.
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Nike to score big with £600m Chelsea kit deal 'The US sportswear group outpaced competition from Under Armour, its fast growing but much smaller rival, after intense negotiations with Chelsea, according to a person directly involved in the talks.' 'The £600m deal, which is set to run for at least a decade, underscores the value Premier League clubs present to global brands, especially those with a growing commercial interest in Asia, even if jersey sales do not necessarily offset the size of the big deals. It also marks a change in the way that brands are using their endorsement money in mega deals, favouring teams over individuals, said Matt Powell, sports industry analyst at NPD, the research group.' http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/86f7555e-1ce7-11e6-a7bc-ee846770ec15.html#axzz495nhb5ds