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Fulham Broadway

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24 minutes ago, Laylabelle said:

True but still same time there was hope for some stability rather then constant next next. Or rehiring then next again. Plus they could attract the right players.

And tbf they did pick the right people though..some of the ones we've had so far been a bit questionable.

Considering Leicester went from 17 point gap to 1 last season wouldn't really look at that and think hmmm he seems like someone who will do well here! 

Bottom line what do us as fans want ? 

When it was done the Russian way, regular sackings, it was initially a shock. The equivalent of Putin disappearing people out of windows. But we soon got over it, we were dripping in silverware, titles and success. 

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1 hour ago, Fulham Broadway said:

Bottom line what do us as fans want ? 

When it was done the Russian way, regular sackings, it was initially a shock. The equivalent of Putin disappearing people out of windows. But we soon got over it, we were dripping in silverware, titles and success. 

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I think the manager, club owners are to blame. The players don’t have the passion of our club.

 

maybe the Chelsea supporters club need to revoke the name and logo rights from the owners. It’s our club, our pitch, their stadium.

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Fulham Broadway

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50 minutes ago, kolovrat said:

Wikipedia LOL. So no source?

Only the 112 sources cited in the article,

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I got it, bunch of BS from mainstream media, got real sources?

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Yes its all made up isnt it ? None of them died, in fact they never existed right ?

You got real sources outside just a bunch of mainstream media BS?

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There were 112 sources. Now get back on topic Aston Villa v Chelsea

No, you made a statement and your Wikipedia 112 'sources' are shit, so retract.

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No, you made a statement and your 112 'sources' are shit, to retract.

Whereas you refuting is more legitimate than 112 main media sources. 

As I said get back on track Aston Villa v Chelsea 

Show your evidence to the contrary in Politics thread

 

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Whereas you refuting is more legitimate than 112 main media sources. 

As I said get back on track Aston Villa v Chelsea 

Show your evidence to the contrary in Politics thread

 

Which one of the112 sources has a fact that Putin is responsible for any of the murders/deaths?

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