AnfieldFan: Even using this line, Offside no d...Na just something to shift attention... But it's not sticking up
Na like this City go do for Champions league
Why would anyone rule the line based on the trailing leg as shown in the image? You draw such line based on the most protruding part of the nearest City player to Richarlison, that can be ruled offside.
Android22: I never told you it was not a handball. I told you why the PGMOL did what they did. You can argue with your feelings but they would not affect the fact. I have attached what NBC posted - Tim Howard (interestingly is the one providing the narrative). I will also include the YouTube link so you can listen to him say it. Watch from 2 minutes 45 seconds. Cheers.
Meanwhile, Fraudiola is collecting more than double of what Tuchel collects a year, but the former is a local champion while the latter is a world champion.
Look at Dortmund before Klopp, look at how much he spent, and how much he won with Dortmund, the moment he took them midtable, he had to leave, No one was asking and considering where he took them from?
Even Wenger was let go despite where he took them from, having positive netspend vs his rivals, and building a stadium
Did Dortmund sack Klopp or he just decided to leave?
Griffon: Are we expected to make an excuse for Conte after losing to relegation threatened Burnley at Turf Moor?
Some section of Spuds fans are calling for Levy's head, accusing him of failing to support Antonio in the transfer market.
But this is Burnley we're talking about here, isn't the difference in class a widening gulf?
That's Epl for you.
Last season, Tuchel lost 2-5 at Stamford bridge to West brom, a team swimming in relegation zone, and that didn't stop Tuchel from conquering Fraudiola, Europe and the world.
Emmynator: Most of our players are just unnecessary hype, after weeks of silence, a player scores a goal or has the odd good performance and his camp will start making noise only to go silent in a few weeks time. are you guys not tired of this cycle of mediocrity?
Last season: 36app 6goals,5assists This season: 27app 7goals, 6assists
Last season: 23app 2goals, 3assists This season: 14app 4goals, 2assists
Last season: 35app 6goals 8assists This season: 11app 1goal 1assist
Last season: 23app 2goals,3assists This season: 15app 2goals, 1assist
Last season: 27app 4goals 2assists This season: 13app 3goals 0assists
Last season: 27app 4goals, 3assists This season: 17app 2goals, 1assists
17app 5goals 0assists 7 touches in 90mins
Look at the attackers we are parading, and yet it one hype after the other, one agenda after the other.
Where are they? Next time, copy and paste properly bro.
Carragher on Pulisic : ''I tell you why I get frustrated because there's four or five players for Chelsea who can play in the two positions behind the striker,' he told CBS Sports.
'He's [Pulisic] got the most quality. I think he's got more quality than Mason Mount, he's got more quality than Ziyech, I think he's got more quality than Havertz, who is a player who likes to get in the box and score goals. Technically, and moving with the ball, he's the best player I've seen quality-wise. I just don't see it enough.'And a lot of that, to be fair, is to do with his injury record. That is something that has to improve. I think he should be almost a certain starter in that position behind the main striker.'
I laughed when some ignorant Chelsea fans claimed that Pulisic is sh1t. Any soccer expert that knows his onions will know his bane is injury and not quality issue. Once he could overcome his injury woes, he is one of the best attackers in Epl.
I just want him to be fit throughout our Ucl campaign and shut the haters up.
hensben: No oo. Pulisic too. Sign Chiesa and Hazard to replace that forward line.
Pulisic on form is better than the Madrid version of Hazard. Those darts he made today unsettled Lille and you need such against low blocks. If we sell him and he gets over his injury challenges, it will be a stupid decision if Chiesa doesn't hit the ground running in a different league to Serie A.
BlueRayDick: In his context he meant style of play and not the players themselves.
Everybody knows Lewandowski has proven to be a better striker compared to Morata. But fans are allowed to have their fantasy.
A Chelsea fan can wish to have hazard that scores as much open play goal as Neymar, a Jorginho with KDB assist figures, etc.
It doesn't necessarily mean such fan is foolish na.
Every fan must look for the progress of his team and not just to satisfy his urge of watching a CF, dribbling his way from the goal mouth to the corner flag successfully, while missing 80% of big chances that fall on his laps. I will even prefer Havertz to Morata.
No sane fan will prefer Morata to Lewandowski, in his team.
BlueRayDick: Chai! See the way u d3librately quoted him out of context just to pursue Ur agenda! Na wa o.
I had to follow that post u quoted wondering when did Iamoyindamola make such comparison. Alas! He was talking about Arsenal getting a player in the mould of Isak that shares similar attributes with Lacazette.
If u ask me, there's nothing wrong in a fan wanting his team sign a striker with flair and not the more direct strikers like Ibrahimovic and Leawandowski that are more about the goals than overall play.
I bet u, some Chelsea fans today prefer any player that will get the ball into the net than Lukaku that's having 6 touches for the whole duration of a match.
Any fan that prefers Morata to Lewandowski in his team, is a foolish fan.
50d33q: That's because you don't know ball This is not about shouting up cheeseaa like your agbero comrades Against a total weakened arsenal he had 11 touches in the box 2 shots on target 2 shots off target **4 blocked shots And a goal
Those blocked shots were because of his lack of skills, he was too predictable even mumu Mari found him out in the second half.
I think i have a lil time to burst all these rubbish talks today about him with some gifs.
List those skills he lacks that made his 4 shots blocked against Arsenal?
Baba, that is Sod09 & Iamoyindamola and you are right, e too like wahala . To be fair, he has been consistent on his position about Lukaku. We even argued about Lukaku after he was signed.
Yes, didn't know it was him.
Lukaku wasn't this poor when he newly joined us, i don't know what turned off the buzzer.
Using a Spurs team of Emerson Royal, Kulusevski, Sessegnon to beat a team formed with over 1bn on players at Ettihad, is not a mediocre feat. 3 goals conceded by a defence worth like over 200m, is a disgrace.
50d33q: Because you guys refused to see the true pictures in his first match against arsenal. I mentioned it here but you guys thought I was trolling You went to buy elephant
This your moniker was registered on Feb 3rd, 2022. Which of your monikers did you use to condemn Lukaku, when we played Arsenal in August 2021?
lordfalcao: people trying so hard to absolve pep his credits..
Even if you give a team like Man U 2billion, they won’t still achieve what pep has achieved
Who asked you to give a team without a serial league winning coach, over 1bn?
Just Kane, Conte destroyed Fraudiola at Ettihad. Just imagine what he would achieve with a largesse to buy the best of his type of players in every wing,
Good that Fraudiola accepted and opened up on the edge he has with the patience, checkbook, and the freehand to 'point and kill' goven to him by Sheikh Monsur.
Amoto94: Then giving his thoughts on the Italian, he said: "I would say I don't have words, for the fact that I learn a lot watching his teams as a manager, the movement and many things.
"He showed it at Juventus, (Inter) Milan, Chelsea, and if the club rely on him 100 per cent they'll have success.
"My first season here was tough in terms of results. Every manager needs time, needs investment, needs many, many things to be there for a long time or have success, especially in this country.
"I have incredible respect for the fact that when I watch his teams I feel there is something new I can learn, and I can improve.
"He arrived (at Chelsea in 2016) and his impact was clear, many teams started to play five at the back. He won the league fantastically well. What happened after, in the second season, I'm not involved. But I think he made his stamp on this league and especially his players."
Guardiola added: "Arriving as a manager in the middle of the season and changing many things is not easy.
"In this country, play every three days, a lot of games, and all the managers need time, and unfortunately in football, we don't have time. I had time - the club gave me this time, and I'm grateful, but all the managers need time, to try to convince the players to follow what you feel."