Chelsea Transfers

[Vesper 30,091]

assholes!!!

[Mário César 1,232]

what surprises me is how so much time was wasted on VO knowing that he wouldn't lower his salary

complete waste of time

the idea of getting rid of chalobah has a lot to say about it.

i liked some things about this market, but others not so much.

[mkh 567]

Jadon Sancho and João Félix were both willing to oblige with our wage structure…

Because they trust AND believe in this Chelsea Project.

Osimhen and Olise 

Jadon Sancho and João Félix were both willing to oblige with our wage structure…

Because they trust AND believe in this Chelsea Project.

Osimhen and Olise Not!!!

[Vegetable 830]

2 minutes ago, Vesper said:

glad we did not cave to that cunt Osimhen's extortionate wage demands

 

Yup, nothing to cry about. Not really a world beater player expecting twice of what Palmer makes, refuses the move otherwise having zero real option to play high-level football otherwise. And people expect him to care or fight for the badge later? Delusional.

Another Sterling material avoided. 

[robsblubot 3,595]

Just now, Stats said:

You referring to Williams?

Sterling suits Arsenal's system a lot more than ours. I am actually annoyed we have done this deal. He is slept on buy a lot of people but as stated I rate him and believe the one team he suits in a glove is Arsenal's.

Agreed about Newcastle. Surprised they put so much effort into Guehi and did not get another midfield or attacker. Really surprised.

Nah sorry, I wrote this before, but this is a fast rolling thread.
I meant that Sterling's dedication to football isn't the same and that makes him short of the elite footballer he once (IMO) was. Still, he may get enough motivation to given them a few good performances, which would still help them. @Pizyand I were agreeing that Martinelli is very inconsistent.

Yeah Newcastle is bizarre with such a mundane squad for a nouveau riche.

[Mário César 1,232]

what's most frightening is if we're banned for several transfer windows and we're going to cry about not having signed VO

apart from that, not having another central defender and the goalkeeper situation is frightening 

[Vegetable 830]

1 minute ago, Mário César said:

what's most frightening is if we're banned for several transfer windows and we're going to cry about not having signed VO

 

Transfer ban usually means club can't register new players, not that present players become slaves to the club for period of ban. You think such player would be in the group that stays?

[Vesper 30,091]

I hope all the Osimhen fanbois have a good cry

🤡

[whats happening 1,612]

we are buying osimhen in january.

[TheHulk 2,404]

Just now, Vesper said:

I hope all the Osimhen fanbois have a good cry

🤡

I don't think there are any, I refuse to believe anyone thought he is top class.

[We Hate Scouse 10,326]

Just now, whats happening said:

we are buying osimhen in january.

No chance he sits at Napoli until then. He's off to Saudi. Forget about him. 

[Mário César 1,232]

di marzio also confirmed that he will stay at napoli

well, lets accept it and move on 

[LegenTerry 273]

1 minute ago, Mário César said:

di marzio also confirmed that he will stay at napoli

well, lets accept it and move on 

you’re the only one who needs to accept it already. You posted million posts about how bad it is that we did not sign him. He is not that good, move on. 

Edited August 30, 2024 by LegenTerry

[OhForAGreavsie 6,057]

40 minutes ago, YorkshireBlue said:

I can live with that 😂 women’s football is horrid. 

I'm just as committed to the women's team as I am to the men. Although some fans of women's football lie to themselves about this fact, it is clearly true that professional women's football is not as good as professional men's football. I have no doubt however that, if more girls take up the game and persist with it into adulthood, the standard will improve. Ultimately however what makes football enjoyable is the competitiveness not just the finite standard. The Premier League witnesses a much higher standard of play than can be found in League Two, yet fans at that level are every bit as committed, and passionate, as we are.

Same goes for women's football. If it were women against men, or even older boys, it would not be competitive and therefore not interesting. Women against women however is competitive and you get just as drawn in to how your club's team is progressing. I say 'you', but really I suppose I should say I. Fair enough, but the number of fans is growing.

I feel like continuing with an essay here about how I think the women's game will progress and how I would like it to. You've made it this far however so I'm not going to push my luck. 🙂

 

Edited August 30, 2024 by OhForAGreavsie

[robsblubot 3,595]

1 minute ago, OhForAGreavsie said:

I'm just as committed to the women's team as I am to the men. Although some fans of women's football lighter themselves about this fact, it is clearly true that professional winners football is not as good as professional means football. I have no doubt however that, if more girls take up the game and persist with it into adult Hood, the standard will improve. Ultimately however what makes football enjoyable is the competitiveness not just the finite standard. The Premier League witnesses a much higher standard of play than can be found in League Two, yet fans at that level l are every bit has committed, and passionate, as we are.

Same goes for women's football. If it were women against men, or even older boys, it would not be competitive and therefore not interesting. Women against women however is competitive and you get just as drawn in to how your club's team is progressing. I say 'you', but really I suppose I should say I. Fair enough, but the number of fans is growing.

I feel like continuing with an essay here about how I think the women's game will progress and how I would like it. You've made it this far however so I'm not going to push my lock. 🙂

 

"the world needs more football!" said no one ever. 😃