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RaeMystix:
Not buying it

RaeMystix:
Either way, the Chelsea player ought to have been dealth with..Perhaps a red card?

RaeMystix:
That kick on the nose was a deliberate action....That ought to have been a penalty

SirShymexx:
Word. It will be interesting to see who will make the list.

Big Mou has done it all - won 8 league titles in four different countries, with different styles. Attacking at both Inter and Porto. Mixed bag albeit somewhat ultra-defensive against superior teams at both Chelsea and Real.

The only thing missing is from his CV is staying at a club for a long period, to create dynasty. And that'll be a very good step, to start his dynasty at Chelsea.

SirShymexx:
I doubt it. He looks like another Francis Jeffers. You can't gauge players based on Championship - and he's already 21.

I saw a few of his games while he was at on loan MK Dons, and he wasn't even the best player on that team. 17-year old Dele Alli was. Then again, he can be another Harry Kane, who knows?

I'd say out of all the home-grown young strikers we have, Isaiah Brown has the best upside. Then maybe, Dominic Solanke.

Anyway, next season should be interesting. I'll like to see which of them will come through, to join the premiership ranks from the youth team and the ones on loan. Hopefully, we should see Thorgan Hazard, Ruben Loftus-Cheek, Christensen, and perhaps Solanke, Brown, or Bamford (either one or two of them).

RaeMystix:
I'll try....Thanks

irunoobo:
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RaeMystix:
I know..I'm so sad

SirShymexx:
Is Dominic Sholanke on the bench?

I'm not really a big fan of Patrick Bamford - he doesn't look like someone who can make it big in the EPL. Too posh and soft, and his ceiling isn't that high. Average at best.

But with Sholanke, Tammy Abraham, and Isaiah Brown - I believe the future looks bright for home-grown players to come through the ranks.

RaeMystix:
More than a decade ago

magabounce:
D psn dat quoted you

RaeMystix:
..Mcteww