Pedro Rodríguez

[supporter 3,088]

Other players say goodbye to their old teams criticizing everyone with selfishness, being ungrateful, ungrateful and bad people.

Pedro has been different today and he has behaved like a gentleman. He is doing that I have to swallow my own words and Pedro is closing my mouth. And I'm happy with that. I wish he can score in the next game at The Bridge to consolidate in our starting eleven.

Pedro - Pedro Rodríguez - Pedrito - Peter

Regards.

[Jase 43,479]

Fabregas on Pedro...

http://www.chelseafc.com/news/latest-news/2015/08/reaction--hard-work-pays-off.html

'I knew straight away he would make an impact because it was something we didn’t have in our team – a player who goes behind defenders, that goes one against one, and stretches the team. The mentality of this guy is fantastic and I’m very happy for him.’

[iseah100 5,612]

So glad everyone is happy he's here. I knew how good he'd be, several people didn't want him, but what a game he had. I think he can be as important as Hazard for us.

[Unionjack 7,531]

Doesnt this season already feel fuckin different??

A few days ago I wasn't happy. I didn;t hold out much hope for us. Yes i thought after a month or so of training/experimenting we would wake up. But its amazing how a couple of players that we need in Pedro/Baba and with 2 players who we very much need going thru the transfer mill right now (one way or another) Im feeling much more optimistic.

YES we still have problems. Deadweood that needs chopping down to let the forest grow. And we need upgrades in 3 or 4 positions but at least Im happy that we dont SEEM to have any problems behind the scenes which is just as important.

We have a team willing to look at and spend big money on excellent players we badly need.

Im praying this week is good to us. If we get who we want then Im booking my flight to the San Siro guys.

The lads really well loved by Bara eh!

[RoyalBlues 4,050]

I have missed the chance to say welcome before his debut. So, welcome to Chelsea, Pedro. What a debut. Reminds me of Mata.

[Jase 43,479]

[xPetrCechx 13,570]

Pedro revealed today that he DID snub Manchester United [as well as City] to join Chelsea (Telegraph) #CFC #MUFC #MCFC

[Jase 43,479]

Why selfless superstar Pedro is a dream player for Jose Mourinho and Chelsea

The article is now five days old but it's a good one.

[Parky 739]

What a fantastic debut. I'll be honest and say I underated him having only watched him in a few Barca games. Im very hopeful he will be a significant signing for this season success. A massive upgrade from Cuadrado.

[iseah100 5,612]

This name thing is getting out of hand.

[Madmax 9,219]

Seriously, if the mods have had their fun can we please go back to normality? I feel like I'm reading off an alphabet chart every time I open one of these threads.

[Unionjack 7,531]

Seriously, if the mods have had their fun can we please go back to normality? I feel like I'm reading off an alphabet chart every time I open one of these threads.

Notonly that but if we are being so pedantic maybe a picture next to all the players names so the ones who supposedly dont know theyre own players names just might not know what they look like!

But Ive just been going thru all the YTs I cab find for him and in this media click report http://theprideoflondon.com/2015/08/25/top-5-pedro-moments-chelsea-fc-new-signings-best-bits/4/ I found this bit a bit dodgy eh!.

3. 2015 UEFA Super Cup

Many people don’t count Super Cups as proper competitions, but it is rare that you score a goal in a final that actually wins your team the trophy.

RELATED: How Chelsea FC Spoilt Manchester United’s Pedro Party

This happened just a couple of weeks ago in fact, when Barcelona took on Sevilla in the UEFA Super Cup. With rumours swirling that Pedro was on the verge of joining Manchester United (LOL), the winger was left on the bench from the outset. An incredibly entertaining affair ensued, with Sevilla overcoming a 4-1 deficit with little over 30 minutes left to take the match into extra-time.

Pedro was subbed on and came up trumps in the 115th minute, latching onto the rebound as Beto failed to effectively parry a Messi strike. That would be Barcelona’s fifth, and the game’s ninth, goal that would hand the Catalans the win.

Fast forward a week or so and the player had agreed a switch to Chelsea.

This wasn’t the only cup winner that Pedro netted. Six years earlier in the 2009 UEFA Super Cup, Pedro again started as a sub, and again came on to score the winner in extra-time. What’s even more odd is that it was in the 115th minute as well. Weird, huh?

Next: 2. FIFA World Cup Final

[guddy69 174]

Yuk.. it's like the Liverpool forum with the these full names..

[KevinAshburner 1,270]

just imagine what Pedro will do in The Capital One Cup and FA Cup if we play a Championship/League 1 and League 2 Side.

[MefiX19 1,092]

just imagine what Pedro will do in The Capital One Cup and FA Cup if we play a Championship/League 1 and League 2 Side.

Ivanovic still gonna be destroyed.