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1 hour ago, robsblubot said:

Quite on the contrary; that's how they build their reputation in the game. Players will know that however poorly they may be playing, the manager will always have their backs.
The fact that he's protecting Sanchez so much only means, to me, that *Sanchez requires that much protecting*.
Managers criticize their star players, their best players, or at least mention it's a bad spell or whatnot. That never happens with the actual poor players.

Maresca's reputation is becoming that of a gaslighter.

I do not give a toss about Sanchez and his fucking feelings

He can fuck off to Turkey or some other shit league

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1 hour ago, Vesper said:

Maresca's reputation is becoming that of a gaslighter.

I do not give a toss about Sanchez and his fucking feelings

He can fuck off to Turkey or some other shit league

Hehe same, but I was referring to what managers do. I remember Klopp on Karius back then when he single-handedly lost a CL… he prob wanted to kill him but was very careful when speaking to the press.

players are club assets — exposing the shortcoming of players only make it more difficult to move them.

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1 hour ago, robsblubot said:

players are club assets — exposing the shortcoming of players only make it more difficult to move them.

But playing him on a regular basis is also "exposing his shortcoming".....and it's reaching a point where we won't be able to move him on. 

Similar to Sterling, not a single club actually wanted him. 

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4 minutes ago, Reddish-Blue said:

But playing him on a regular basis is also "exposing his shortcoming".....and it's reaching a point where we won't be able to move him on. 

Similar to Sterling, not a single club actually wanted him. 

Tbh, I don't think we'll have to worry about him moving on.

He can stay on as a deputy keeper., playing the odd game here and there against rubbish opposition.

The problem is that he is starting every game, and is getting exposed.

 

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3 minutes ago, Blue Armour said:

Tbh, I don't think we'll have to worry about him moving on.

He can stay on as a deputy keeper., playing the odd game here and there against rubbish opposition.

The problem is that he is starting every game, and is getting exposed.

 

Its funny that we've been trying to move Kepa on for the past few windows....and yet he's probably the best GK we have "on the books" (Penders looks to be a talent for the future). 

At least with Kepa, he's showing that he can be a useful option for other clubs.   With Sanchez, he is showing exactly why Brighton were so keen to see the back of him.  

 

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57 minutes ago, Reddish-Blue said:

But playing him on a regular basis is also "exposing his shortcoming".....and it's reaching a point where we won't be able to move him on. 

Similar to Sterling, not a single club actually wanted him. 

True. Yeah I wrote as a general rule. Managers cannot bash players however poorly they play… it’s really not their place. The players, as assets, belong to the club, not the manager.

unless it’s a behavior issue. Managers tend to have more leverage there and the backing of the squad against a problem player. Managers cannot lose the locker room—that’s all they got.

agreed with the remarks above: Sanchez can become our 2nd or 3rd keeper no prob as long as he does not play.

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59 minutes ago, Mário César said:

petrovic was more solid than sanchez last season

He was one of the worst keepers in the major leagues going by pretty much every metric.

https://www.reddit.com/r/chelseafc/s/QGho2gwtfw

Sanchez needs replacing yesterday, but not by someone who makes even Kepa 19/20 look great by comparison.

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On 26/01/2025 at 11:40, whats happening said:

our whole club is on crack cocaine. no other explanation

There is no doubt in my mind that the club knows exactly how poor Sanchez is, especially in comparison with the clubs we dispute CL with.

Just PR talk.

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