Cesc Fàbregas

[Beepu 1,714]

I really like his professionalism and would really be sad if he leaves. I hope that he'll get back into the starting XI after Zouma's fit and Alonso acclimated to the defense (if it will happen at all). I definitely understand why Conte picks Matic and Oscar for the time being, since Cahill is a donkey.

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19 minutes ago, iceboy said:

Hahahahahaha John Terry created as much clear cut chances as our "attacking midfielders" 

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8 hours ago, iceboy said:

Please....... Stop........ I cried when I saw Oscar at the bottom of the list. 

[LAM09 6,733]

Needs regular game time. The options currently ahead of him are offering almost nothing

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[The Skipper 20,593]

On 17/09/2016 at 1:02 PM, Essien19 said:

Glad his PR team is out in full force again and always providing a message for the fans. How could i survive the day without it, don't know. Looks so false to me...Fabregas (others too) cost Chelsea so many games in the past, the first few months were outstanding then never the same. Don't get me even started on last season. I really appreciate Conte's approach to remove the Gooner blood from the team. Nothing personal, but enough is enough.

Cesc has always come across as quite professional during his time here so why is it so hard to believe? Fabregas performed bad last season but always publicly backed Mourinho. With the way things are going on at United right now as well I wouldn't say that Fabregas purposely sabotaged some games last season. Give the guy a break man. Do you honestly think he shouldn't play because he used to play for Arsenal? Come on. 

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57 minutes ago, The Skipper said:

Cesc has always come across as quite professional during his time here so why is it so hard to believe? Fabregas performed bad last season but always publicly backed Mourinho. With the way things are going on at United right now as well I wouldn't say that Fabregas purposely sabotaged some games last season. Give the guy a break man. Do you honestly think he shouldn't play because he used to play for Arsenal? Come on. 

United had three bad games in a row: the one against City was where it all started. Their confidence has gone down the drain. But before all of that, they won the first three games in the Premiership and on top of that, the one against Leicester.

The difference is that last season, Fabregas together with a few other Chelsea lads looked as they don't give a fuck from day one. Wouldn't say that's the problem at United these days if you ask me.

Fabregas likes to talk. As it was yesterday i remember him and Henry together in the studio, Fabregas had a big mouth. He said everyone had to do better. But the talking he did on the pitch was in a complete different language, no one could understand him. But everyone was upset af.

I welcomed Fabregas when he arrived, i actually wanted him here. But he's just here because he had no where else to go to. I only tolerate him because he's got all the tools to be a special player, or better, used to think that.

Fabregas gives you little good moments during a match: the one good pass, but apart from that, he leaves the door open for everyone. He's such a liability and thank fuck Conte got it.

So long story short: i don't want him to play here anymore because i think he's not good enough, his constant messages on social media in a tone only a lawyer conducts himself look very false to me and of course because of his history with Arsenal (they even show his face on the flag) leads me to cutting him little to no slack. He never did it for a year for Chelsea.

I hold the likes of Cole in so much higher regard. They gave it a go, especially when the team needed them the most. Can't say the same about Fabregas, though.

[killer1257 3,282]

I loved when he celebrated his goals in front of our fans,which shows that he really supports our fans,even though some users try to make him look like he is fake...

Very good performance,but I know that Conte will start Oscar in the upcoming weeks

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On 9/19/2016 at 10:18 PM, Essien19 said:

United had three bad games in a row: the one against City was where it all started. Their confidence has gone down the drain. But before all of that, they won the first three games in the Premiership and on top of that, the one against Leicester.

The difference is that last season, Fabregas together with a few other Chelsea lads looked as they don't give a fuck from day one. Wouldn't say that's the problem at United these days if you ask me.

Fabregas likes to talk. As it was yesterday i remember him and Henry together in the studio, Fabregas had a big mouth. He said everyone had to do better. But the talking he did on the pitch was in a complete different language, no one could understand him. But everyone was upset af.

I welcomed Fabregas when he arrived, i actually wanted him here. But he's just here because he had no where else to go to. I only tolerate him because he's got all the tools to be a special player, or better, used to think that.

Fabregas gives you little good moments during a match: the one good pass, but apart from that, he leaves the door open for everyone. He's such a liability and thank fuck Conte got it.

So long story short: i don't want him to play here anymore because i think he's not good enough, his constant messages on social media in a tone only a lawyer conducts himself look very false to me and of course because of his history with Arsenal (they even show his face on the flag) leads me to cutting him little to no slack. He never did it for a year for Chelsea.

I hold the likes of Cole in so much higher regard. They gave it a go, especially when the team needed them the most. Can't say the same about Fabregas, though.

Think you've skipped all the remaining matches last season after Mourinho was fired. He was one of the few that showed passion and appreciation to the fans even though he wasn't playing that good. At home against West Ham he celebrated the two goals he has scored like his life depended on that. It's little things that we have not seen at neither Willian, Oscar, Hazard, Matic, Ivanovic, Azplicueta et al. 

Cesc and Terry were two of the only three or four players to always go after the game and greet the away Chelsea fans travelling to the matches.

[The Skipper 20,593]

On 19/09/2016 at 8:18 PM, Essien19 said:

United had three bad games in a row: the one against City was where it all started. Their confidence has gone down the drain. But before all of that, they won the first three games in the Premiership and on top of that, the one against Leicester.

The difference is that last season, Fabregas together with a few other Chelsea lads looked as they don't give a fuck from day one. Wouldn't say that's the problem at United these days if you ask me.

Fabregas likes to talk. As it was yesterday i remember him and Henry together in the studio, Fabregas had a big mouth. He said everyone had to do better. But the talking he did on the pitch was in a complete different language, no one could understand him. But everyone was upset af.

I welcomed Fabregas when he arrived, i actually wanted him here. But he's just here because he had no where else to go to. I only tolerate him because he's got all the tools to be a special player, or better, used to think that.

Fabregas gives you little good moments during a match: the one good pass, but apart from that, he leaves the door open for everyone. He's such a liability and thank fuck Conte got it.

So long story short: i don't want him to play here anymore because i think he's not good enough, his constant messages on social media in a tone only a lawyer conducts himself look very false to me and of course because of his history with Arsenal (they even show his face on the flag) leads me to cutting him little to no slack. He never did it for a year for Chelsea.

I hold the likes of Cole in so much higher regard. They gave it a go, especially when the team needed them the most. Can't say the same about Fabregas, though.

Still think he doesn't care after that celebration?

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[LAM09 6,733]

Great performance tonight. There should be no question about him starting on Saturday.

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[Hybrid Angel 2,130]

He has won me over but not just because of his performance. What a professional, what an attitude. Take a bow.

[Essien19 1,415]

1 hour ago, petre.ispirescu said:

Think you've skipped all the remaining matches last season after Mourinho was fired. He was one of the few that showed passion and appreciation to the fans even though he wasn't playing that good. At home against West Ham he celebrated the two goals he has scored like his life depended on that. It's little things that we have not seen at neither Willian, Oscar, Hazard, Matic, Ivanovic, Azplicueta et al. 

Cesc and Terry were two of the only three or four players to always go after the game and greet the away Chelsea fans travelling to the matches.

 

1 hour ago, The Skipper said:

Still think he doesn't care after that celebration?

Tcha, have to give it to you boys, we all witnessed 'fabregasm'...on his day he's an outstanding player, problem is he hasn't been living up to his potential in the past. Sure he upped his game, even at the end of Mourinho's spell, but there's so much more to come, speaking of his age he should be more or less at the top of his game (consistently). In the past there were parts where he hadn't been good enough and looked out of sorts. When it's that time of the year again, i'd say, no fucks given.

It's all good and well that Fabregas has been interacting with the fans, but just saying they should have done this or that doesn't cut it for me. Sure greeting the fans is a nice gesture, but when you lowered the standards the way he did, it's a bit of a farce, if you ask me. Still better than the likes of Hazard, but he's a smart man, calculated move, of course a smart one. At some point in life there's a bottleneck coming up and it's a matter of how you can deliver: this time, you can't talk your way out of it, imo. His job is still being a football player and the game is still played on the pitch, something that's even coming back to bite Mourinho (a bit) in the ass.

Fabregas failed to let his football do the talking a lot of times, he's never going to reach those heights again he showed during his old Arsenal days, i've to accept that. But from time to time and carefully used: he's an important factor, doesn't take away the uncertainty that no one knows when he's in full swing.

But enough is enough, he delivered the goods, thanks to him. Long may it continue for the sake of the club...

[Dazzy_Vance 454]

My opinion on our strongest side would definitely include Cesc. Assuming all players are fit...

----------------Courtois

Azpi----Zouma----Terry----Alonso

--------Kante---------Fabregas

---------------Chalobah

Moses---------------------Hazard

----------------Costa

A midfield three featuring Fabregas, Chalobah and Kante would be amazing. Between them they have everything - strength, passing, tackling, creativity, speed, intercepting, endurance, intelligence and mobility.

[King11Didier 916]

I said it before. He can be everything, but he is a class player also. Proved that last night. Like him even more with the passion he showes. Keep on Cesc.