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Reports have it that Sunday Igboho have been arrested in Benin Republic enroute to Germany. Maybe his juju failed him this time around. cc: Raumdeuter, ShadowCracker, Segedinho

donstan18:
Videos please.

Google "Oyedepo Criticises Buhari" and you will see something like this

donstan18:
Believe indeed.

Even when we know the truth about the state of this country, we still find a way to act positive and hopeful.

He’ll be shading the Government if he say otherwise.

There are several instances of him making inflammatory statements against the present administration, it shoes again that you don't know what you are saying and that you're parroting a narrative you've heard others saying just to sound cool.

donstan18:
All of a sudden, you know the guy, you dey watch am, he be talent, Na world best.

Una too funny.

I never said those things you're mentioning, you're further reinforcing my opinion of you with another infertile/snide remarks.

Ibime:
We no need am jare. That guy was too slow and stiff

I noticed his lack of pace and flexibility too. If Chelsea aren't signing a world class forward they should ride the season with the options at their disposal in Werner, Havertz and Broja, strengthen the defense and midfield and give Loftus-Cheek a chance

Ibime:
That guy that scored looked very stiff

He is quite immobile and this is due to his 6'7 frame.

donstan18:
Bundesliga Bamford/Michu...

Your take on talents holds no water because you've proven consistently on this thread that you know little to nothing about football in general by your hasty judgements and emotional diatribes.

Ibime:
Why we no see am for Euros?

He scored against Italy in R16 while playing for Austria a nation without football pedigree.

The grass is always greener at the other side until you cross over to the other side and experience will teach you better.

� Chelsea are trying to negotiate a loan deal with Bayern Munich to complete the capture of Kingsley Coman, according to L'Equipe.

�The Blues are also reportedly looking to use Callum Hudson-Odoi in exchange for 25-year-old Coman.

�Bayern had four bids and a loan offer rejected for Coman last summer.

@sky_sports_football

“It was a big decision for me because I’ve been at Chelsea since the age of seven. Emotionally it was difficult.

“I said goodbye to everyone, to the coaches and the people that helped me get to this stage. I’m extremely grateful for their help."

- Guehi

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaCTXdvErRA

Chelsea are interested in Stuttgart striker Sasa kalajdzic, as a cheaper alternative to Erling Haaland.

- @TheAthleticUK

You can't win anything with Jorginho in midfield?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6EWFn6EUQU

Chelsea are ‘leaving no stone unturned’ in their pursuit of Erling Haaland.

Everything is being ‘sounded out’ through intermediaries with Chelsea working every angle possible to see if they can get it done.

- Sky Germany via @Sport_Witness

✅ New five-year deal for Armando Broja (19)!

Top 10 Giroud Goals

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQ_vxfw3thQ

User09:
Nope...

I remember saying this on another forum where I was very active at the time. As always, I was heavily antagonized which typically happens when you criticise Chelsea academy players especially the English ones.

I'm not one to believe hype except I have watched the player big-time and watched his interpretation of football

Like I have said he's good and the hype as at the was justified because he was tearing it up in UEFA Youth League, FA Youth Cup, U-23 League, U-20 and during his loan at Vitesse he scored 7 in 29 appearances. What let him down was attitudinal problem not lack of technical abilities. And in senior football once you allow attitudinal problem to affect you as a young player it will be hard for you to succeed, another player who is Uber talented but his attitude let him down is Ravel Morrison.

User09:
He wouldnt have gotten it at Liverpool. Wouldnt have benched Firmino or even Mane at the wings so I didnt understand his delusion.

What was the point of letting him go for free if he was still gonna be in the same circumstances.

I'm not saying Liverpool was the right choice for him, he should have moved to a Bundesliga club to get minutes and move to EPL later but he chose Liverpool for reasons best known to him and it backfired just like Brewster.
My argument is that he's talented enough and won both U-17 and U-20 titles during that period, for you to say he's not good enough is just recency bias at best and stereotyping at worse.

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User09:
This one was another fool.

Never really knew what fans saw in him. The idiot believed in his own hype so much complaining about bench time only to go to Liverpool and still warm their bench. Stalled negotiations so bad that we had to let him go for free

In 2017 I think he won the Golden Ball at U-20 World Cup and it's only logical for him to take the next step in his career and wanting out if not guaranteed minutes at Chelsea. Solanke is better than Abraham technically, that his decision backfired doesn't mean that he wasn't good as at the time he was hyped

Yesterday’s friendlies:

Bochum 3-1 Dortmund
Rangers 2-2 Arsenal
Koln 3-2 Bayern
Leyton Orient 1-1 Tottenham
PSG 2-2 Chambly

… Chelsea 6-1 Peterborough.
We Move

popizaino:
I won't argue further but I hope he remains with us for the sake of "I told you so" .

He is on recovery/relapsing mode

popizaino:
RLC is not good,worse still is that he feels he better than everyone in the team because they dubbed as the next hazard. A sluggish attacking midfielder with no both long and short passing accuracy should leave the team for better prospects.

Had it not been for that unfortunate injury he picked up in 2019 he would have established himself as a first team player for the club. Bar his injuries the guy is a technically gifted player who score and assist as well, he's a good passer of the ball. You don't rate him because he appears sluggish sometimes which is his weakness but to call him a bad passer is a barefaced lie.

Goalscorers
Abraham, Ziyech-3 Broja and Pulisic

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGJIZkbX3vM

Sacrificing on behalf of the dead | Shaykh bin Baz رحمه الله

Question: What is the ruling of the Udhiyah? And is it permissible to sacrifice on behalf of the dead?

Answer: The Udihiyah is a confirmed Sunnah according to most of the scholars because the Prophet ﷺ performed the sacrifice and he encouraged his Ummah to perform the sacrifice. The premise is that it is required during its prescribed time on behalf of the living person himself and his household, and he can share the reward with whomever he wishes from the living and deceased.

As for sacrificing on behalf of the deceased, if the deceased left behind a bequest from a third of his wealth for example, or he established an endowment for this purpose, then it becomes an obligation upon the person responsible for this bequest or endowment to fulfill his request. If the deceased did not leave behind a bequest or endowment, but the person wishes to sacrifice on behalf of his father, his mother or others, then this is good. This is considered a form of charity for the deceased, and charity for the deceased is legislated according to the statement of Ahlus Sunnah wa Jammah.

As for giving the price of the animal in charity upon the premise that this is better than the sacrifice, then if the sacrifice was connected to a bequest or endowment then it is not permissible for the person entrusted to substitute that by giving charity instead. But if it is an optional sacrifice then the affair is broad. As for the Muslim performing Udhiya on behalf of himself and his household, then this is a confirmed Sunnah for the one who has the ability to do so. And the Udhiya sacrifice is better than giving its price in charity.

Source: https://binbaz.org.sa/byreference/fatwas/16861

Translated by Rasheed ibn Estes Barbee

Chelsea confirmed goal-scorers in our Peterborough friendly today:

⚽️ Tammy Abraham
⚽️ Hakim Ziyech

Giroud at Chelsea;
Appearance:119
Goals:39
Assists: 14
Trophies: FA Cup, Europa League and UCL

Italian defender Giorgio Chiellini has claimed that he put the ‘Kiricocho’ curse on England’s Bukayo Saka, who missed the last penalty in the Euro 2020 final shootout at the Wembley Stadium on Sunday. Saka’s spot-kick was saved by goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma, handing Italy the Euro 2020 title 3-2 on penalties after the two teams were level on 1-1 in 120 minutes. Just before Saka took the kick, Chiellini screamed "Kiricocho" — a word that has been used by footballers for decades to inflict bad luck on the opposition.
Responding to a question from ESPN Argentina, Chiellini responded in Italian: "Hello Christian, I confirm everything! Kiricocho!".

Official: AC Milan sign Olivier Giroud from Chelsea

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GacDiIDnDNY

Chelsea would like to sign Harry Kane and have sought to establish his intentions. Some industry sources believe that might be more appealing to Levy because a cash-plus-player deal involving players such as Tammy Abraham, may be more realistic.
@TheAthleticUK