Special Juan

Sounds like Barcelona are about to up their bid for him, we must surely take it. This gap opens a door to what surely should be Leon Bailey.

"Technical not physical, plays football in the mind and moves the ball very quickly" Mauricio Sarri on Jorginho

The really good thing there is it didn't need subtitles, his English is excellent and speaks it better than people from Liverpool. He talked well, the bit I loved was about Jorginho, he's not a physical player but a technical player, he plays in the mind. The next bit was also also about playing quickly and how he constantly spoke about 'his style' 'my football' They always say the right things in a first interview, but I am so looking forward to seeing how he gets us playing.

Go on Sarri

Some bump in salary that is.

The age and price is what I'm struggling to get my head around, it just seems like a non Chelsea thing to do. I mean, don't get me wrong, he's still got it IMO and he's one of those who would die on the field no matter who he plays for and comes across as a bit of a Goliath. I just have a hard time digesting this.

Heard his mum was was coming down with flu and he intercepted it.

Translates to "Golovin will go to Chelsea next week"

Few places saying this is done, 20-25M completed by the end of the week.

Reason he was poor and pulled off the field was he was constantly dragged out position, mostly wide and not only did he suffer for that he lacked cover when it happened.

We can't let him go the history cunts, we cannot.

Liverpool have apparently tabled a bid of around 70ME but we are said to be rivalling that with a higher bid.

This transfer window will put to bed the myth that is us not spending, it's started quite brilliantly by signing one of the best midfielders in Europe.

Toxic mouth piece, fuck off Courtois.

Do you have what's app mate?

Just fuck off.

Smoking.

Chelsea FC not Eden hazard FC

This 100%, a ball playing goalie that also has everything in his locker too.

Hopefully.

Reading around it sounds like this is happening.

Locked, new link below. http://forum.talkchelsea.net/topic/26365-maurizio-sarri/

https://www.chelseafc.com/en/news/2018/7/14/sarri-joins-Chelsea Maurizio Sarri is the new Chelsea head coach. He moves to Stamford Bridge following a successful three-year spell at Serie A side Napoli. During his time there, the Italian, who is 59, revitalised the fortunes of the club and returned them to the Champions League while playing a scintillating brand of expansive, attacking football. In his three years at the helm, Napoli recorded two second-place finishes in their domestic league, including last season when they achieved a record points total for a runner-up, and one third place. In 2017, he won the Serie A Coach of the Year award. Sarri, who has signed a three-year contract, said: ‘I am very happy to be coming to Chelsea and the Premier League. It is an exciting new period in my career. ‘I look forward to starting work and meeting the players on Monday ahead of travelling to Australia, where I will be able to get to know the squad and begin our match action. ‘I hope we can provide some entertaining football for our fans, and that we will be competing for trophies at the end of the season, which is what this club deserves.’ Director Marina Granovskaia added: ‘We are delighted to welcome Maurizio and are looking forward to him bringing his football philosophy to Chelsea. ‘Maurizio’s Napoli side played some of the most exciting football in Europe, impressing with their attacking approach and dynamism, and his coaching methods significantly improved the players at his disposal. ‘He has plenty of experience in Serie A and the Champions League and we know he is relishing the chance to work in the Premier League.’ Along with the team’s improvement in results, Sarri’s reign in Naples will be remembered for the quality of Napoli’s play. The term ‘Sarri-ball’ was coined and he also earned praise for his ability to re-shape the structure of the squad, nurturing some of the club’s younger talents with hugely positive results.

Monday

I hope we can provide some entertaining football for our fans, and that we will be competing for trophies at the end of the season, which is what this club deserves.’