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Numbers can't perform miracles. :rolleyes:

1-11 is a club controlled hierarchy, Hazard was awarded 10. We're not even sure if Premier League rules permit a number that high anyway, and if he doesn't flop.. he'll probably take Didier's 11 shirt next season, but still.

I agree. I don't like players choosing ridiculous numbers but I wouldn't say it exactly makes us look small time, just makes him look like a bellend.

But I think you're right, next season when the Drog moves to a coaching role I reckon he'll take over the no.11, so he just picked a ridiculous number seeing as he was only going to have it for 5months; make sure he sticks out to make an impression and all that.

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Taking the number 74 is odd but not sure what's the fuss about really.

Clutching at straws there, Barbara..

it missed an 'if' in the second part.

I mean I don't know because I haven't been following any transfer saga (as usual) not Schurrle's, Salah's, Costa's or Cuadrado's.

I came here after I saw an article on the OP saying we agreed to terms...

If Schurrle leaves, it won't actually have much of an impact... he's been MIA for a long time and while I still defend we should keep a player of his profile, it's nearly indifferent if he stays or leaves.

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Numbers can't perform miracles. :rolleyes:

1-11 is a club controlled hierarchy, Hazard was awarded 10. We're not even sure if Premier League rules permit a number that high anyway, and if he doesn't flop.. he'll probably take Didier's 11 shirt next season, but still.

Who said miracles? But I would expect you to know that for certain players having specific number means alot, and they play with more confidence wearing that number...

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it missed an 'if' in the second part.

I mean I don't know because I haven't been following any transfer saga (as usual) not Schurrle's, Salah's, Costa's or Cuadrado's.

I came here after I saw an article on the OP saying we agreed to terms...

If Schurrle leaves, it won't actually have much of an impact... he's been MIA for a long time and while I still defend we should keep a player of his profile, it's nearly indifferent if he stays or leaves.

Maybe so but wouldn't dismiss him so easily just because he's going through a rough patch now. We all know what he can do and offer the team when he's on form or at least not enduring a rough patch. But oh well.

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It's small-time, Milan lost their tradition when they did it, it became a 'trend', players saw themselves as centre of the universe so the 1-11 hierarchy was scrapped. The number 10, the number 11 etc.. should be a rewards/a status, like it was for Hazard.

I'm guessing it's just temporary anyway. Drogba will most likely go into a coaching role next season leaving the number 11 up for grabs. Oscar has the number 8 now so doubt he'll want it.

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Seems to be highly rated.

Mauricio Pochettino backs Juan Cuadrado to shine for Chelsea

Chelsea will be signing a "top player'' in Juan Cuadrado, according to Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino.

The 26-year-old Cuadrado is likely to complete his move from Fiorentina to Stamford Bridge over the weekend. The Colombia international could play a major role in the Capital One Cup final when Chelsea meet Tottenham at Wembley, with Pochettino an admirer of his talent.

"He is a top player,'' the Argentinian replied when asked how highly he rated Cuadrado. "He is a decisive player. He is very strong. I've watched him a lot playing for Colombia, his national team. [Jose] Pekerman and Nestor Lorenzo, the manager and assistant manager for Colombia, are my friends. I speak always about Cuadrado. He is a top player.''

Spurs were destined to come up against Cuadrado when they play Fiorentina in a two-legged Europa League tie in February, but now they could face him in the Capital One Cup final instead. And Pochettino is backing the former Udinese man to make a mark for the Blues.

"In both cases we would have played against him,'' he added. "You never know but he has all the attributes to be successful here. He is a very good player. He's a wing-back. He can play like a winger and like a full-back. He is strong, he is powerful and he is very technical.''

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Shame it's Pochettino who talked about it, if AVB who said it, I will be more excited as he is still a top scout, but not as a manager.

AVB would praise him like only AVB could ("impactivize", "strong emotional control" etc) before sneaking in one more line about how he was wronged and how he helped us win the CL.

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