Chelsea Transfers

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3 minutes ago, Fulham Broadway said:

Quite happy to see Sterling go tbh. Can be creative, but with the brain farts, headless chicken moments, the sum of all his parts = Shaun Wright Phillips with bells on

Wait Sterling is going? 

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 We will sell half of  our team to the top 4 teams   and including Gallagher at Tottenham and Colwill at Brighton this club will reach new heights in its amateurism if this happen 

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22 minutes ago, Clockwork said:

He has been good with Germany, for international standard. Tuchel is not a good forward manager, there was a clear difference of play from Bayern took over. His best work was with Mbappe and Neymar, generational players not that hard. And he received a lot of criticism for their forward play.

You originally said shit managers, so you're moving goal posts now. Havertz was just as bad for Germany at times, which is why a second-tier CF was favoured over him to lead the line. 

A style of play doesn't force players to miss chances on a frequent basis.  

53 minutes ago, NikkiCFC said:

If someone has potential to be new KDB or Salah it's him. 

It's that time again. 🙄

Neither of those players was given a proper chance, while Havertz has played 139 games thus far. Pinning your hopes on potential won't get us anywhere.

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3 hours ago, Mário César said:

He is any good?

he is in my 2nd tier bucket of DMF targets (perhaps top of those)

I suppose people coud make a case he is potentially better than Amrabat

Moisés Caicedo 
Martín Zubimendi  
Khéphren Thuram  (Pool are close to signing him)
Roméo Lavia  
Sofyan Amrabat

Rúben Neves   
Amadou Onana     
Teun Koopmeiners  
Florentino 
Alan Varela

Edited June 14, 2023 by Vesper

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9 minutes ago, Gundalf said:

Talking about typical average english forward: does anyone know what will happen to CHO?

Last I read something about Lazio with Sarri

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Kinda amazing how people still defend that fraud Tuchel; all of his signing like Lukaku, Sterling, CuCu, and KK are absolute deadweights that no one wants. 
 

 

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Never heard of this Michael Jackson guy, don't want.

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1 minute ago, TheHulk said:

Never heard of this Michael Jackson guy, don't want.

Wtf was the point of Fofana and you have Borja, another “potential” ST.

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11 minutes ago, LAM09 said:

You originally said shit managers, so you're moving goal posts now. Havertz was just as bad for Germany at times, which is why a second-tier CF was favoured over him to lead the line. 

A style of play doesn't force players to miss chances on a frequent basis.  

It's that time again. 🙄

Neither of those players was given a proper chance, while Havertz has played 139 games thus far. Pinning your hopes on potential won't get us anywhere.

Nail on head both times but you cant argue with stupidity. Seems to be a lot of it going around.

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1 hour ago, LAM09 said:

I have to wonder what the rationale behind that is.

KK, Silva, & Chalobah could be leaving. Oh, you can't mention those three in the same breath because Chalobah is dreadful in comparison. I'm actually flabbergasted at how we've ended up here based on that original post.

There is really nothing else other that I called the tweet in this post silly and I stick to original take. It's cringe to me.

Can't think the opinion there could've been any clearer, "lose the entire bermuda triangle"

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3 hours ago, MoroccanBlue said:

It's very much a game of poker with Mount. 

he went to shit after she said 'no more poker for you'

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44 minutes ago, DDA said:

Wait Sterling is going? 

No idea, but wouldnt be upset about it

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3 hours ago, OneMoSalah said:

Bayern’s strategy has never been to buy 30, 31 and 32 year olds either so cannot that happening.

 now 32

 turned 31 within months 

Wagner soon turned 31, Benatia a few months later

Edited June 14, 2023 by Vesper

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1 hour ago, TheHulk said:

My biggest worry isn't that we selling all these underperforming young players but the ones we replaced them with are even more underwhelming, fucking Mudryk, Noni and Sterling.

Exactly.

It's strange that all of a sudden everyone trusts Boehly & co. to completely replenish the starting 11 after last year's disaster