David Luiz

[Spike 12,049]

I really dislike the Twitter convention of having a one word sentence at the end of every tweet. 

For instance, similar to this. Example.

[superfrank8 23]

 

[LAM09 6,772]

Started as a joke (from my POV) and is all of a sudden gathering pace. Not sure if it's desperation or craziness.

[Bir_CFC 3,455]

I really dislike the Twitter convention of having a one word sentence at the end of every tweet. 

For instance, similar to this. Example.

Word.

[Blue Gino 377]

Welcome back Geezer! Your penalty kick against Bayern lives forever in my mind..legend. Luiz may be unpredictable but he's passionate and leaves it all on the pitch. Welcome back David.

[DYC. 7,542]

2 minutes ago, Spike said:

I really dislike the Twitter convention of having a one word sentence at the end of every tweet. 

For instance, similar to this. Example.

Not a Twitterer myself but I actually like it. Dope.

[Footballover 222]

Nothing like Chelsea's transfer policy  

At first I was really against this but as the time passes and the rumours keep popping, I can't help but getting excited. Yes, he was always a liability of some sort but all in all and after all - he is a good defender and a great character. I know that some of the people online consider themselves as the biggest experts, but there is a reason why he keeps his place in the Brazil NT and Paris, there is a reason he was bought for 50M and there is a reason we are buying him back, and it's not his curles... (Well, not just his curles).

I don't think it's a panic buy, he just wasn't our first option. Also, the fact he is still connected to the club surely decreased the price tag and this fact is important for itself, even though he celebrated against us like crazy, I do believe he is still attached to Chelsea. This is probably the best option we had all summer, imo better than signing a 50M unproven CB in Koulibaly.

He will improve us, mentally and on the pitch. I still remember how many of the fans predicted him as our future captain. I will gladly welcome him home.

 

[Spike 12,049]

3 minutes ago, Bir_CFC said:

Word.

 

3 minutes ago, DYC. said:

Not a Twitterer myself but I actually like it. Dope.

You know I can IP track you guys, right? Be careful.

[nono 791]

 

[Bir_CFC 3,455]

You know I can IP track you guys, right? Be careful.

Damn, I'm scared. Not!

[DYC. 7,542]

1 minute ago, Spike said:

 

You know I can IP track you guys, right?

I take offence to that, sir. Bir is a DrakeNation native if I remember correctly. #BlameCanada

[xPetrCechx 13,563]

[superfrank8 23]

 

Skip to the end of the video. Till -4:16.

[1chelsea 864]

The future Captain is .back he really processes the Captain quality

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[MefiX19 1,092]

9 minutes ago, Spike said:

 

You know I can IP track you guys, right? Be careful.

We know that. Yes.

[Abreu03 292]

41 minutes ago, oldportblue said:

 

some of the people on here who call luiz a disgrace are themselves a disgrace, this is the man who played injured to win us our first and only champions league, he has always been a big game player for us and has always loved the club... if you can't even refrain from calling players who gave so much to the club "a disgrace", you are laughable and should fuck off to support someone else

OK that he was present in one of the most imporantes moments in the Club's history, but that doesn't change the fact that today he is a poor choice, the team urgently needs a defender, and they're signing a defender who doesn't have any quality to the position.
If you follow football knows very well how much he's been mediocre, when it comes to the point of opponents celebrate a signing of the opponent understands very well the level of the player.

The last match it summarizes well what I'm talking about:

David Luiz's last PSG appearance (in 3-1 loss at Monaco): conceded penalty, taken off on 62 minutes, 2/10 from L'equipe.

[Mission 97]

[Leif 6,006]

good gracious our Twitter account handler is being cheeky today, i hope we all saw that