Romelu Lukaku

[whats happening 1,615]

i just cant believe that i have to watch him again in a Chelsea shirt. wonder how will fans react to him at home.

 

anyways, expected. this is not fm where you can fuck off your player. 

[Fulham Broadway 17,305]

1 minute ago, Warning_Hazard said:

The club yeah ofc but not the team, Thats TT's job.

As a club theyre taking the piss atm in all, 150m in debt

The 15 + managers under Abramovich have been mainly custodians and given some tools that they didnt ask for (Shevchenko anyone ?) they can be overruled any time and shown the door. 

[Pizy 18,877]

Thing is now, does he go straight back in? Thought Kai played well yesterday and the energy of the attacking players was very good.

Mase is basically undroppable in important matches so I’m not sure how you could then fit Rom and Kai in the same XI.

[Fulham Broadway 17,305]

Just now, whats happening said:

wonder how will fans react to him at home.

 

We'll give him support unless hes fucking useless

[Fulham Broadway 17,305]

1 minute ago, Pizy said:

Thing is now, does he go straight back in? Thought Kai played well yesterday and the energy of the attacking players was very good.

Mase is basically undroppable in important matches so I’m not sure how you could then fit Rom and Kai in the same XI.

I reckon he'll be 60th minute, cometh the hour, cometh the man sub. If he does the business, not just scoring but causing panic in defences, can see him starting then coming off after an hour

[Warning_Hazard 156]

4 minutes ago, Fulham Broadway said:

The 15 + managers under Abramovich have been mainly custodians and given some tools that they didnt ask for (Shevchenko anyone ?) they can be overruled any time and shown the door. 

I still think only a fool would think good business would be sacking TT and keeping lukaku

[Nero 1,870]

[Warning_Hazard 156]

Be interested to find out the legal implications, I bet he broke his contract doing those interviews

Sack him!

[Fulham Broadway 17,305]

2 minutes ago, Warning_Hazard said:

I still think only a fool would think good business would be sacking TT and keeping lukaku

I dont even think the board are that fucking stupid, its when a manager speaks out of turn, and we end up with a no mark whose wife drinks her own piss

[Shed End Upper 2]

Lukaku now needs to do his talking on the pitch - an apology from him will mean nothing at all.

If he and Tucbel have come to peace, then that's great for squad harmony, however we should seriously look to move on from Lukaku. A few poor performances from him will lead to match-going fans getting on his back and how long before the next interview?

I think he'll play vs Spurs, purely to give Kai a rest, however I wouldn't put him straight back in as first choice.

[Superblue 6,372]

17 minutes ago, Warning_Hazard said:

Might aswell blame big man cech then in all!?

bandit comes out with wild media BS all done in secret then released 1 day before liverpool game then TT dropped him then suddenly everythings fine nothing to see

Tuchel has lost this and once again the TEAM is being run by the suits

 

Absolute face palm

Tuchel has certainly not lost this. It would have been far easier for him to "give in" and have Lukaku in the squad against Liverpool. Bearing in mind, in recent times he's had to cater towards the ego's of players like Neymar and Mbappe. What he did yesterday was bold and brave but it also firmly cemented his position over the players.

Following on from that though, do you not think Tuchel wants to sort things out? He even said in his presser he was surprised because Lukaku hasn't given any impressions he's unhappy and his relationship with him hasn't suggested any problems. He will want a fit and motivated Lukaku available in his squad, there is no question about that. Unless Lukaku pushes that he wants to leave (and from some of the stuff coming out now the interview was supposed to be more of a PR move to appease Inter fans than to cause issues at our end) then the best thing to happen is for this situation to be resolved and it looks like it has done. Lukaku has apologised internally and from what it appears he's been put back in line by Tuchel and the senior players.

[Superblue 6,372]

7 minutes ago, Warning_Hazard said:

Be interested to find out the legal implications, I bet he broke his contract doing those interviews

Sack him!

Yeah let's sack him and piss £100m against the wall. Cracking idea!

How many years now have we been sending debt collectors over to Adrian Mutu trying to collect his transfer fee?

[Vegetable 830]

Yeah, I'm quite amazed by some of You guys thinking that club will throw 100 million asset out because of the interview, that in all translations we have sounds like some meaningless bs from someone who had a stroke.

It had been said many times - a lot of footballers are not very intelectual types, this guy can as well be a total knobhead, we don't know what he was aiming for, but he is still an expensive and potentially useful asset we won't throw away because of some strangely understood pride. He didn't say he hates this club and deserves better or anything.

[Tomo 21,751]

Time will do it's thing.

He'll do something stupid again soon enough.

[MoroccanBlue 5,378]

25 minutes ago, Tomo said:

Time will do it's thing.

He'll do something stupid again soon enough.

Leopard never changes its spots.