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SkimpleD:Raumdeuter dey learn work for em hand. I knew that since. You no fit corner nihilistjnr. The man na baba |
nihilistjnr:lol. I love this man |
SkimpleD:that is a problem for him. |
iamrosheed:that is the point. they have not been getting better replacement and sometimes, no replacement. Hazard will soon leave, no replacement in sight. We had to make panic buy to replace courtious. BTW, a club like Chelsea should not be selling quality. We should be signing quality and keeping quality while selling finished players. Strengthen the squad, add more quality. Not selling quality to buy quality and still remain in the position you were in before. |
iamrosheed:i wanted you to have a clearer picture of what is actually going on in the club. |
SkimpleD:Hallelu |
raumdeuter:the argument started when you came here to tell us how VVD was making stupid defensive decisions and telling us that he was supposed to foolishly rush to tackle sissoko. The main point is that what you suggested VVD should have done is what only a stupid defender would do. |
iamrosheed:Can you give us the list of players both clubs have sold in that period and the amount they were sold. Without checking, i know that chelsea have been selling some quality first team players, while man city have been selling only old men, squad and reject players only. |
Despite his slip-up in the Champions League against Barcelona, according to Opta, Lloris has not made an error directly leading to a goal in the Premier League so far this season. Alisson has made three and so has Arsenal's Bernd Leno. De Gea has made a couple too. https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11661/11676563/is-hugo-lloris-underrated-the-tottenham-captains-stats-stack-up |
raumdeuter:this your statement sounds like what luiz would say. |
Ibime:Thank you very much. Only a david luiz will do what the sentimental raumdeuter is asking van dijk to do. Although i didn't watch the match, but in a 2 vs 1 situation, that is the best thing to do. Sentiments no allow raumdeuter breath. |
E be like say linesman wife text am. Na the reply em dey give em wife before Azpi come score. Those who are hoping the we will qualify for the ucl through the league should forget it. It is never happening. Man utd and Liverpool still dey front. The easiest route now is the Europa league which need just 5 wins against average teams to win. |
thorrvik55:oga, i don talk am severally, if you are waiting for that, you go grow white beards. Roman just wan collect the last money wey em fit collect from this club. Em still dey drag with conte for court for 9m, u come want make em sack sarri. |
Barkley is a bang average goat.
My hate for Alonso keep increasing day by day.
Rudiger is a bona fide fool. How on earth did he finish the match.
Chelsea don rub Cardiff. Las las, all the blame is on the club management. The worst is that we are stuck with the stupid coach who is not for us. |
Wow! Just Wow!
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Kimbeast:so, he is the coach of who? |
The Blues legend lined up with two of the Premier League's best players towards the end of his career and now watches them compete for the title Didier Drogba is not surprised by Mohamed Salah's sublime performances for Liverpool after an unsuccessful spell at Chelsea earlier in his career, although he did not expect fellow ex-Blues man Kevin De Bruyne to make such an impact at Manchester City after his earlier struggles in the Premier League. The Chelsea legend lined up alongside both Salah and De Bruyne in the latter stages of his career, but the duo were unable to secure regular first-team action at Stamford Bridge at the time. Salah left Chelsea in 2015 to have a successful loan spell at Fiorentina , before moving to Roma on a permanent deal and then eventually returning to England with Liverpool in 2017, where he has been a huge success. Editors' Picks De Bruyne left Chelsea for Wolfsburg in 2014, after an earlier loan spell at Werder Bremen , and his fine form in the Bundesliga prompted Manchester City to lure him back to the UK. Drogba has continued to keep an eye on his former team-mates throughout their careers and is pleased to see the duo doing so well now. "When you see those two players, you are very happy to see the way they improved and became leaders in their own teams," Drogba told Goal at Geneva Motorshow - courtesy of Yokohama Tires. "Mo, I am really happy for him. It is going to be an interesting title race, really interesting. They are two different times. Mo wasn’t playing much. Now they compare to the guy six or five years later, who has improved and he is playing games every weekend, every game. "So, of course, he is going to score goals. The guy is talented, we saw that in Chelsea, so I am not surprised. We saw it in training, but it was difficult. We had Eden Hazard. You have [other guys]. There was a lot of competition for places. That’s football also. "Credit to him, when he left he proved to everyone that he is a great player. That’s what I like about him. He left, he didn’t succeed at Chelsea. He went to Italy, to play, get some more minutes, comes back to the Premier League and now he is killing it. "I think for Kevin, the same thing. He was really young, and in the team, we had all these big names. He decided to go and play. In football, it is straightforward, the more you play, the better you become. The more you can understand the game, the more you can read the game and become confident. "That’s exactly what happened with him. When you have a manager like Guardiola who is helping him to understand and read the game faster, wow, he has become a different player. I don’t know, but it is going to be very interesting. I am going to follow it to the end. There will be more things happening for sure." Meanwhile, Drogba has retired from football after he ended his career at Phoenix Rising, the club he owns in the United States. The Ivorian has chosen to move away from the training pitch to boardrooms and charity events, working in business and alongside organisations like his own Didier Drogba Foundation as well as Peace & Sport. Such is his schedule running international businesses, he only got to his first Chelsea match in March when the Blues drew 1-1 with Wolves. "Because there are many options," Drogba said of why he shunned becoming a coach. "When you play 20 years of professional football, you meet a lot of people and make a lot of contacts. This gives you opportunities for life after football. "This is something that I was always interested in, to be able to own a team or go into something different. People expected me to be a sports director or stay in football. I am in football but in a different way. That’s very exciting to see the other side of the game. "I have been honoured to be named Chelsea and Yokohama ambassador, I have been travelling around and going to Asia to promote the club, and also our sponsor Yokohama too. That’s what I have been doing with the club. I have been taking care of my own business too, travelling. "I have been travelling a lot. A lot, a lot. So I haven’t even had time to go and watch the games live at Stamford Bridge. And taking care of my foundation, which takes a lot of time. I am really happy." https://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/drogba-salah-success-no-surprise-but-de-bruyne-a-different/1pap4iebqw9qc1934dtomkxpo6 |
But the Barcelona captain feels team-mate Luis Suarez should be considered among the best of the rest. "I don't want to forget anyone, but I think that Neymar, [Kylian] Mbappe, [Eden] Hazard, Luis Suarez and [Sergio] Aguero are the best," Messi added. "I didn't mention Cristiano because I put him aside from the list with me." |
Argentina were knocked out of the tournament in the second round and Messi, who has still not scored a goal in the knockout stages of any of the four World Cups in which he has featured, was criticised by some fans. Chai. Las las, football na team sports. No be dragging and carrying. |
raumdeuter:did you notice any order in the names he mentioned? I thought you would have said he has won messi d'or |
raumdeuter:if you like preach your Terry message from here to Antarctica, no reasonable person will accept the message. It is only your students that can accept the message. |
larride:telling lies won't help you |
wman:oga, i beg you, please don't start this. You will not be here to end it. Abeg |
raumdeuter:in the main game that won chelsea the trophy, is chelsea vs napoli one of them? Did chelsea jump from qualifying for ucl to semi final and final? Luiz follow for people wey dey for field o. How far nah? |
raumdeuter:this your jokes suppose dey get level o. So, because Terry no finish i semi match and missed the final, his CL win is now like yaya last season league win? Oga, there are levels to this things o. Stop am. |
raumdeuter:it takes nothing away from the legend. Wait o, which Terry did not win the CL? |
raumdeuter:this picture still cracks me up till tomorrow. |
Amoto94:na nihilist write that thing o |
https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11668/11676512/how-could-chelsea-replace-hazard I just pray this club find a good replacement for this guy if he eventually leaves. |
airmark:lol |
pearcy:no account details? |
Ibime:have they released the list of nominated players? |
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