Rumoured Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain

[Special Juan 27,103]

He's been at Arsenal for so long so it sort of fitted with his ambition.

[Stats 6,981]

No Lallana, Coutinho, Mane and he still can't get in the team . Next season Keita joins too so really intrigued to see how this works out

[Reddish-Blue 2,224]

6 hours ago, Stats said:

No Lallana, Coutinho, Mane and he still can't get in the team . Next season Keita joins too so really intrigued to see how this works out

I honestly feel like he didn't want to take on the challenge at Chelsea (even though he had all the attributes to be a pretty good wingback in Conte's system)

He prefers being a squad player for a 'fun' 'attacking' team than trying to improve himself and become a starter for a title-challenging side.

[OneMoSalah 8,615]

3 hours ago, Reddish-Blue said:

I honestly feel like he didn't want to take on the challenge at Chelsea (even though he had all the attributes to be a pretty good wingback in Conte's system)

He prefers being a squad player for a 'fun' 'attacking' team than trying to improve himself and become a starter for a title-challenging side.

To be honest 35M and a fuck tonne in wages (apparently we offered a good bit more than Pool) for a player who wouldn’t of necessarily wanted to play as a wing back which is where Conte told him he saw him playing (despite AOC skill set being suited to it), it wasn’t worth the risk.

I’m glad he’s at a team that’s struggling, we’ve not done exceptionally either but you can guarentee we will turn it around we have a better team with more experience in winning trophies/competing for trophies in my eyes. I think in the future he will rue the decision especially towards the latter stages of his career because I guarantee Chelsea will have more trophies than Liverpool in that period. I guarentee he will still be a player with no definitive position or role by then too.