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Ben Jacobs: "Club Brugge striker Antonio Nusa was one talent Chelsea really liked, but the 18-year-old didn’t want to move until 2024." ~ @caughtoffside |
Despite lasting just an hour at Bournemouth, only Sterling made more key passes (3) and completed more dribbles (3) than Mudryk (both 2) of all Chelsea players at the weekend. No player made more tackles (3) than him as he worked tirelessly both on and off the ball ~ @WhoScored |
Paolo Di Canio: "Lukaku is a centre-forward from the 1980s, predisposed at only playing off the shoulder. Thuram is quick, he kicks the ball with his left and his right. He makes effective passes." |
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From Adewale Sanyaolu, Calgary, Canada Nigeria and other 17 member countries under the auspices of the African Petroleum Producers Organisation in collaboration with Afreximbank have concluded plans to establish a $5 billion African Energy Bank(AEB). Secretary General of APPO, Mr. Omar Farouk Ibrahim, disclosed this at a media briefing held on the http:///7a7e388230919en_ug?client=mini_detail |
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Dangote Refinery to start refining petrol by November 30, 2023, to start diesel and jet fuel refining operations by October 2023. This is according to Dangote Group Executive Director Devakumar Edwin. He made the statement during a September 18 interview with S&P Global Commodity Insights. According to him, the Dangote refinery will receive its first cargo of crude in the next two weeks and will begin producing up to 370,000 barrels per day of diesel and jet fuel from October 2023. He also noted that by November 30, the refinery will start the phased ramp-up to 650,000 barrels per day of petrol. “Right now, I’m ready to receive crude,” said Edwin, who previously ran Dangote Cement. “We are just waiting for the first vessel. And so as soon as it comes in, we can start.” While addressing the timeline change, Edwin told S&P that the NNPCL had said they had committed their crude on a forward basis to someone else, so they didn’t have the crude immediately. He noted that this is a temporary issue, and the refinery should run on exclusively Nigerian crude by November 2023. He noted further that the Nigerian oil will be purchased in US dollars, and not naira because it is in a free zone on the outskirts of Lagos. However, NNPCL will supply some crude at knockdown prices due to its equity stake. Edwin also said that the Dangote refinery can process most African crudes, apart from heavy Angolan grades as well as Middle Eastern Arab Light and even US light tight oil. He said: “We can take even some of the Russian grades… if the global system opens up to allow us to receive them. Basically, if you look at our production profile, 50% of my production will meet 100% of the requirements of the country. “Excess gasoline – which will be 10 ppm sulfur Euro 5 quality — will be exported to other African markets as well as the US and South America, although the volumes will be relatively small. Meanwhile, jet fuel will be exported to Europe and diesel will be sold in sub-Saharan Africa.” S&P also reported that Edwin said the Dangote refinery would be enormously beneficial to Nigeria by establishing a reliable supply of “environmentally friendly” refined products and bringing a huge amount of foreign exchange into the country. According to him, the refinery will also ease a fuel supply crisis in import-dependent West Africa, where Nigeria’s recently scrapped fuel subsidy created a thriving illicit market for gasoline amid price fluctuations. Meanwhile, he noted that the money coming back into the refinery business will go for further investments because Aliko Dangote’s focus is always on Nigeria. |
Yesterday, we conducted inspections at various sites, including the Gada-Biyu Bridge bound 1 & 2 on the Abuja-Lokoja Road and Phase II of the Lokoja Okene Road in Kogi State. I have issued instructions to the contractor responsible for these projects and I’ve directed them to provide a comprehensive list of the sections of the road that have deteriorated and to proceed with the reconstruction of these sections. It is imperative that they use stone base for the reconstruction instead of dust base. Additionally, we conducted inspections on the following roads: - Section II of the Dualization of Abuja-Lokoja Road, from Sheda to Abaji. - Rehabilitation and Construction of the Abuja-Lokoja Road. - Lokoja-Benin Road. - Okene-Auchi-Benin Road (Kogi/Edo States). - Section II of Obajana Junction-Benin Road. - Section II of the Dualization of Auchi-Ehor, Benin Way. - Agbor-Ewu Road project in Uromi, Edo State. We remain committed to delivering the Renewed Hope Agenda to the people of Nigeria, and there will be no wavering from this promise. Engr. David Umahi |
Chelsea open-play xG tally is the sixth-best, behind champions City and the impressive Brighton & Hove Albion, but only slightly behind Aston Villa, Tottenham Hotspur. and Liverpool. Only Brentford have created more xG from set pieces. {The Athletic} |
Chelsea haven’t conceded many chances. According to Opta, their opponents’ open-play xG tally is the second-lowest in the Premier League. {The Athletic} |
Armando Broja and Benoit Badiashile are both pushing to make comebacks and could soon be eased in from the bench, with their returns seen as increasingly imminent. - @NizaarKinsella |
Chelsea are set to be without Romeo Lavia for at least another month after the £58m signing twisted his ankle in training. - @NizaarKinsella |
The numbers simply represent what is clear from watching Chelsea — their defence is solid, their midfield probably needs a couple of tweaks, their attackers are on the same wavelength and are just lacking small details. Everyone wants Chelsea to be in crisis, but it seems fairly clear that they are not. ~ Michael Cox | The Athletic |
In his place for the goalless draw at Bournemouth, Pochettino handed a full league debut to Lesley Ugochukwu, who performed well. Happy receiving the ball under pressure and good on the turn, the 19-year-old seems perfect for the deep midfield role. ~ Michael Cox | The Athletic |
Emmanuel Petit on Cole Palmer: "I was surprised that Cole Palmer left Man City for Chelsea. I watched him against Bournemouth and he had two or three situations in the penalty box, and he gave the ball away or picked the wrong pass. But just like Doku, if Palmer is playing for City he would know exactly what to do. He would know what his teammates expect, so for Chelsea it's different. Some of their players are lost, they don't know what they have to do collectively. It surprised me that Palmer left for Man City and he was making a good impact. Signing for Chelsea is never a wrong decision because it's a great club, but this environment makes it risky for him." |
Emmanuel Petit slams Pochettino for criticising Mudryk: "Mudryk isn’t the only one struggling in that team so pointing at him in the press will not help him at all because he’s not playing with confidence. He will be thinking, ‘why is my manager saying I don’t understand the way I should be playing in the Premier League?’ This is a bad sign for Mudryk and I’m pretty sure he will be on the bench next time against Aston Villa. Next time Pochettino says something like that he should look at other players too because the Bournemouth game was not Mudryk’s fault." |
Thomas Frank on Ivan Toney: "For me he’s one of the best strikers, as a striker No.9, I don’t see many out there who is better in the world than him, of course you have [Harry] Kane, [Robert] Lewandowski, [Erling] Haaland and these types, but not many. He scored 20 goals in the Premier League last year, in, of course, a very good Brentford side but of course we are not creating as many chances as the top six or seven teams. So imagine him in a top team, he’d easily score 20, 25 goals, for me. I think he’s composed, he’s a good finisher, top mentality, so I understand why clubs are looking at him." {Sky Sports} |
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Pochettino wants to create something important and special at Chelsea, and he's 100% sure that the potential of the squad will be incredible in the future, but it takes time. He knows that now might be complicated, but with the players returning from injuries and also with the potential of these players, he's 100% sure that Chelsea's job is going to be exciting in the future. ~ @FabrizioRomano on YouTube |
L’Equipe on Monday, covering Strasbourg vs Montpellier, explain Angelo Gabriel was the ‘top’ player on the pitch in that fixture, which is effectively handing him the man of the match award. The Brazilian from Chelsea was ‘very interesting’ with the ball in his feet, and ‘caused difficulties’ with his speed for defender Issiaga Sylla. {Sport Witness} |
OasisX:What I always advise myself with and others is to use my head don't allow people do the thinking for me. |
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Axel Disasi has called on his team-mates to be “killers” in front of goal after the struggling Blues misfired again against Bournemouth. #CFC ( @NizaarKinsella ) |
“How can Chelsea spend 500million in the summer and only have Nicolas Jackson as their striker? It defies all the odds and any sense of logic. I can tell you right now, in January they will sign a very expensive No9, like they should have done." - @LaurensJulien via @Chels_HQ |
Gary Neville: “The Chelsea project feels a bit mad with no coordination. I know they're signing young players on long contracts but it's something I am not sure about; Pochettino is a fantastic coach and the club will have to let their manager work it out over a period of time.” |
Alan Pardew: “I look at Thiago Silva, and you know he is a leader, he is a world-class player.” |
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