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Nihilist:All na badluck mostly after leaving Chelsea By the time Sturridge started getting injured, accountants have already written off £100m sunk cost in Torres who the Technical Director frustrated Sturridge out for. He deserve a drink. . . spiked with rat poison |
Nihilist:The same Sturridge that was challenging golden boot and scoring every game as soon as we sold him while some of una been dey defend Torres. The same Sturridge that formed the most lethal strike partnership in EPL in the last 20 years. . Na last 2 years injury give una mouth to talk. Ride on. . . |
raumdeuter:Di Matteo and Di Matteo alone won the UCL because that was a team that finished 6th in the Premiership. A team he was given at 3-1 down to Napoli and turned around with miraculous tactics. Save all the platitudes for the eediots. |
sephia:Our conversation was not about this season. Our conversation was why so much talent got wasted so I had to tell you why Lukaku, Sturridge and many wingers got wasted at the club. We will dissect this season fully in the fullness of time but I blame this season's failure on Mourinho's personality. We should be 4th place (which is where Emenalo put us, a perpetual 4th place team). Now, I take great umbrage when people make statements like "Roman knows what he is doing". The first match Roman ever watched was Man Utd vs Real Madrid in 2003. I knew more about football when I was 10 years old than Roman knows now. Roman can be fooled tactically by any eediot. |
@ Raplinx, Of course, that is the purpose of FFR. Ninjas should be dissing each other there on a daily basis. . . |
coogar:Yes. I know a finished Torres when I see one, unlike Roman! ![]() |
raumdeuter:The team we have this season should be around about 4th position. The failure this season is due to Jose's implosion in personality and relationships and a poor pre-season planning, made worse by a poor midfield that coulda helped the situation. I am talking more long term here. Emenalo is an underlying problem, the kind of ninja that puts Chelsea permanently in a state of imbalance and 4th place. The discussion here is why many good wingers left the club, not why we are struggling this season. Many wingers left the club because you cannot play 7 wingers at the same time. |
coogar:I would not have that conversation with you because you are dumb enough to attribute our successes to Emenalo You might as well tell us Frank Arnesen won 2006 EPL. Di Matteo and Di Matteo alone won Champions League. We got knocked out in UCL group stage the next season as our midfield was raped by all and sundry. Emenalo's teams are known for worrying about 4th place finish all season. Jose won the league last season. |
Di Matteo’s relationship with technical director Michael Emenalo was already strained, but it was stretched to the limit by the pressure to get Torres among the goalscorers. Some sympathised, but others were openly questioning the motivation of a striker who was once regarded as the best finisher in world football. Upstairs in his office at the club’s Cobham training centre and puffing on cigarettes out on the balcony, Di Matteo frequently discussed Torres’ form with assistants Eddie Newton and Steve Holland. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2236606/Roberto-Di-Matteo-sacked-Chelsea-Roman-Abramovich-Inside-story-Neil-Ashton.html#ixzz3rIYORvpS |
Benítez has played a poor hand poorly. And yet he started his reign promisingly, signalling straight away that he had identified a major imbalance in the squad that his predecessor, Roberto Di Matteo, had been unable to rectify. Benítez's instant innovation was to shift the centre-back David Luiz into midfield to fill the destabilising void there. The Brazilian duly connected two parts of the team – defence and attack – that had frequently, since the loss of the likes of Michael Essien and Michael Ballack, seemed condemned to toil in isolation, reliant on flashes of individual inspiration to compensate for systemic failure. http://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2013/feb/24/manchester-city-chelsea-frank-lampard |
coogar:Get lost, I'm not having this argument with you. |
sephia:I find it funny when people follow a club and don't know what's going on. And when I talk, they will act like what I am saying is strange. Lukaku and Sturridge have been sidelined for a good 2 years before Mourinho stepped foot in the club - that is a club policy to promote Torres no matter what. A lot of good wingers got thrown out of the club, only due to over-competition in their position - that is a club policy. 2 years before JM ever stepped into the club, the club was overstocked with wingers. That trend continued the same summer JM joined as long-term targets Schurrle, Willian and Atsu were signed. Jose had no hand in it - that is a club policy. That same summer, we failed with bids for two other wingers - Bruma and Taison - that is a club policy. Every week, Chelsea are scouting and linked with 3 or 4 wingers. Today sef, we are linked with 2 wingers from Benfica - that is a club policy. http://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/chelsea-transfer-news-benfica-pair-goncalo-guedes-and-talisca-on-blues-radar-a3111641.html This summer, we didn't get the midfielder that we were looking for - yet two more wingers - Kennedy and Adrian were signed - that is a club policy. Traore will soon get thrown out along with Kennedy due to too much competition and you will blame Mourinho - but that is a club policy. Meanwhile the central midfield is starved - great wingers keep getting cut due to unfair competition, yet the most incompetent central midfielders collect shirt every season - that is a club policy. And when that incompetent midfield fails to protect the defence, the defensive wingers will be favoured due to the unbalanced midfield, and great talents like De Bruyne will be lost because they cannot defend like Willian, Oscar and co. They will get frustrated and leave - that is a direct result of club policy. Ibime knows who makes which signings and who controls what parts of the club direction. It is not rocket science. I have established clear patterns of behaviour over the last 3 years. I don't care if Jose is going or not. . . . that is a seperate issue to do with his behaviour. . . All I know is that for this club to move forward. . . . Emenalo must go!!!! |
ollah1:Where you hear that one? He has not been sacked. |
kr0ne:Mikuz is his own man. But I agree. . . .he should unban Jigs |
Hehehehe. Abumikey, I wasnt referring to you as a baboon. Anyway, make I no long talk before the real baboons descend on this thread. Its best not to acknowledge baboons lest you alert them. |
AbuMikey:If you communicate like a baboon on another thread, its none of my business. My only concern is to tell my fellow Chelsea members not to acknowledge or communicate with foreign baboons on their level so they can stop taking over this thread with baboon gibberish cos its spoiling the experience of reasonable members on this thread. |
Bimffo:Redacted. |
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airmark:Who is that baboon up there discussing with, no be you? Are you not the one the baboons come looking for? A comity of baboons will always gather where they are acknowledged. But then, I'm not surprised that man communicates at the level he feels comfortable at. No be yesterday some civilised people tried to teach you the meaning of the word 'blooded'? You are incapable of discourse with intelligent people, but comfortably understand and reciprocate the semi-literate gibberish of your ilk. I done tire for your gutter discourse with your viewing centre pals flooding my eyes when I click on this thread. Take it how you want it. |
Airmark, quit bringing semi-literate eediots to this thread. Its like you people love discussing in your unintelligible gibberish language. You and those you communicate with should take your conversations elsewhere. Someone is busy spamming the thread with gibberish, you are busy communicating with him. I hope you know that only monkeys understand each other, so if you know you aint one, quit entertaining baboons. |
Several newspaper reports today that Emenalo is under pressure. If this means no new contract for Mikel, please let it be true. |
First time I saw Bertrand Traore play was as a 14 year old, playing leftback at 2009 Under-17 World Cup. This is a kid you can vouch for his age from back then. You can also vouch that hes ready for first team football. This ninja has also been playing for Burkina Faso against akpu edgbewagers in African Nations Cups since he was 15. Even in WC qualifiers, they barely lost out to Algeria in the final qualifier for 2014 WC. Counting the fact that that he has played left-back, right-wing, left-wing, CAM and striker successfully for his National team and Vitesse, you can tell his football education is sound A lot of youngsters get hyped at Chelsea but this is the only real deal presently. You cant compare ninjas like Solanke and RLC to him. After Vitesse converted him from right wing to CF in January, he scored a goal every game average. That was similar or better than what Wilfred Bony did for them. He is the definition of boy wonder. . . Chelsea should not hesitate to rely on him. Traore at 14 years old in Under-17 World Cup in Nigeria 2009. . .
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I really like as Eaglets be looking like teenagers these days. Not those days when Stanley Okoro, Aghahowa or Taribo West go play 5 or 6 years in NPL come dey claim U-17. See this Victor Osimhen wey just claim golden boot for U-17 WC. Highest, he no go pass 18 or 19.
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Chelseafan1:Na Airmark and Mourinholic dey bring Manure wahala come here. Na you and Hensben dey bring Barca wahala come here. Raumdeuter dey bring Bayern wahala without invitation because his thread doesn't have members. He is a parasite - he feeds on other threads to sustain his thread. He go come troll you here, so you can go back to Bayern thread and increase the activity there. For the rest of us, Chelsea thread is enough for us. |
dopeJemi:McNair is your most technically accomplished defender. Smalling is your best pure defender. . . . his sense of danger is one of the best I've ever seen. . . but his passing is still almost at semi-pro level. |
Chelseafan1:Hahahaha |
This is the kind of decent debate we have always had on Chelsea thread, not those nonsense my dyck is bigger than yours arguments. Take note, those that like to go to other threads and drag scum back with them to disturb us here: Chelseafan1 Airmark Hensben Mourinholic |
Nihilist:That even shows versatility as far as I'm concerned. His physical capacity for hold-up play is unquestionable. The fact he functioned as a winger only means he has developed more fluid skills to go with his brutish strength. |
Nihilist:Wickham is far from useless. I'm sure you know about the Cameron Jerome effect. It is the same Drogba effect that saw Chelsea winning record 95 points total in 04/05 even though he only scored 10 league goals. Ninja, strong and mobile hold up play is super effective for Counterattacking football even if the forward is not scoring. His job is simply to win the long ball and hold the ball up as long as it takes for Bolasie, Zaha and Puncheon to join the attack. It's a deadly phucking weapon. The aim is for him to be those niggas what Drogba was to Lampard. Bamford cannot provide that. |
Comedy 1 - Moderator who is not always around says no one should open thread without him. Comedy 2 - Ninjas wey never battle before dey shout say them go show am pepper if he close their battle thread. I no know who funny pass. Mikuz dey yarn troway with that rule abeg. . . we know what is enforceable and what is not. All this other yarn na unnecessary drama. |
Nihilist:Aiite, you're correct. However it's nothing to do with talent. Bamford is more Crespo than Drogba. You don't need to be super fast or super strong to be a good striker. However Palace's tactical system demands you are one or the other, preferrably both. Bamford has above average strength and slightly above average pace. His strength is in poaching and combination play. That's just the tactics, never mind the politics of favouring your own assets over other clubs assets. Wickham should tell us how many goals he scored at Championship level so we can compare them adequately. |
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