Havertz10:
https://yout/

Stop setting this boy up for drags. Allow him to do his talking on the pitch. Let his numbers speak for him. Go to the Chelsea app and see the interview he gave, he was asked his best position and even he didn't know, he's as confused as his fans.

Havertz has a gigantic TWO premier league goals this season. A marvelous stupendous amount of goals. Outstanding numbers if you ask me. He has a whooping THREE champions league goals in his career. Again 5 champions league campaigns, THREE goals. Generational talent right there.

He has a wonderful SIX goals in 44 premier league goals. I repeat SIX goals in 44 premier league games. Do you know that even raphinha in a relegation team has triple that amount??

Look below and feast your eyes on the stats for the world's best generational talent.
My friend, please stop disturbing us with this fraud and allow this young man do his talking on the pitch.

Skimpledawg:
What if Abramovic is a KGB spy?

If it's to spy for KGB in return for some oil or metal deal, yes he's a KGB agent. Was he born KGB? No.

Roman is a business man who places his profits and interests first, it's as apt as that. If you find him assisting the State Security, Boris or even Putin, look well, there's a trophy to take home for him.

He's bullish and aggressive in his approach. I'll place him in the same category with Pablo Escobar. Both adopted a "plata o plomo" way of handling problems, meaning “silver” (bribes) or “lead” (bullets).

You're never going to love him if you're all about decorum and humanity, but that would count as the least of such alpha male's concerns. Just show Roman the money and he'll push through stealthily.

Such men have no business with being poor or working for someone. I can't attack him, I'm not in the position to. We all have at some points in our lives stepped on toes, bent the rules and kicked away the status quo to achieve some degree of success.

Roman is getting the sticks because the English media are getting paid to do their damn job.

Football is the best sport in the world.

donjazet:


Stop setting this boy up fro drags. Allow him to do his talking on the pitch. Let his numbers speak for him. Go to the Chelsea app and see the interview he gave, he was asked his best position and even he didn't know, he's as confused as his fans.

Havertz has a gigantic TWO premier league goals this season. A marvelous stupendous amount of goals. Outstanding numbers if you ask me. He has a whooping THREE champions league goals in his career. Again 5 champions league campaigns, THREE goals. Generational talent right there.

He has a wonderful SIX goals in 44 premier league goals. I repeat SIX goals in 44 premier league games. Do you know that even raphinha in a relegation team has triple that amount??

Look below and feast your eyes on the stats on the world best generational talent.
My friend, please stop disturbing us with this fraud and allow this young man do his talking on the pitch.

hensben:
Football is the best sport in the world.

To you and to me it is ,but not to other people out there especially Americans

donjazet:


HE IS!! HE ALWAYS WAS!! We just chose to be wilfully negligent.

I now see myself as someone in an abusive relationship. You know, like a girl who dates a hardened criminal or the child of a drug cartel leader. I mean you're being showered with the best life has to offer, but you know there is blood where that came from, you are loved by a criminal and you choose to be blind to the hurt and misery this criminal is causing and inflicting upon the world.

An armed robber goes to the road, kills his victims, robs them, uses part of the proceeds to buy a car and an expensive phone for you. How do you reconcile your enjoyment with the trauma of his victims?

change club brother

Stripped Harry Kane of his captaincy at the last minute. Now here I am, hoping Bruno doesn't blank.

This kind thing dey pain.

andrewbaba44:


To you and to me it is ,but not to other people out there especially Americans

yeah that's true about Americans but my statement still stand though via fact.

donjazet:


Stop setting this boy up fro drags. Allow him to do his talking on the pitch. Let his numbers speak for him. Go to the Chelsea app and see the interview he gave, he was asked his best position and even he didn't know, he's as confused as his fans.

Havertz has a gigantic TWO premier league goals this season. A marvelous stupendous amount of goals. Outstanding numbers if you ask me. He has a whooping THREE champions league goals in his career. Again 5 champions league campaigns, THREE goals. Generational talent right there.

He has a wonderful SIX goals in 44 premier league goals. I repeat SIX goals in 44 premier league games. Do you know that even raphinha in a relegation team has triple that amount??

Look below and feast your eyes on the stats on the world best generational talent.
My friend, please stop disturbing us with this fraud and allow this young man do his talking on the pitch.

you ignored so many variables to push an agenda

Android22:
You are posturing. I can take your own argument, replace 'being religious' with 'free thinkers' and the statement will also be true.

It's a fact that for you to solve any life's problem, whether simple or complex, you need to think rationally and apply the brain.

Thus, Reason is the number one requirement needed to proffer solutions to any problem one faces in life, not devotion, not prayers.

That's just reality.

Android22:

But I posit you will disagree with it because it goes against your own preconceptions and biases about "religion".

I don't have any bias against religion. Being a rationalist and realist, what I said about religion and prayers is a simple truth.

Nigeria, which consists of over 180 million religious people, can't solve basic problems of life, namely power supply, food sufficiency, good hospitals.

Yet they're very religious, reciting millions of prayers daily. Even so, they're very corrupt and wicked.

Of what use are the prayers and religious devotion when a country of 200 million people can't enjoy basic amenities of life such as uninterrupted power supply, good roads, good education, quality health care?

Whether you like it or not, prayers are mere wishes that mostly don't get granted and only come to pass sparsely by coincidence being a natural phenomenon.

That's reality.

Android22:

What that proves is, you are dogmatic, insular, passionate and stalwart about your beliefs even if others disagree with it.

No, I'm not dogmatic because I don't have fixed beliefs, and generally, I don't do beliefs but knowledge.

My approach to life is to reason things out first before taking or accepting anything as true, apply the scientific method in solving life's issues, and deal with the generally accepted beliefs sceptically.

Also, I'm not insular because while I'm an agnostic, I highly value the local cultures.

Android22:

Which leads me to my next food for thought for you: if prayers and religious devotion did not make any country great, should logic not let you know that it cannot therefore be responsible for any country's failures?

Where's the logic in this your assertion?

If a student relies on prayers and religious devotion to pass exams like some undergraduates do instead of reading, isn't it obvious that if they fail, such beliefs are responsible for their failure in the exams?

And once the student reduces the time spent praying and worshipping or even stops it
altogether and reads more, their performance in the exam will most likely improve.

Android22:

In fact, what makes you think that some thieving politicians and their cronies are not irreligious free thinkers?

Give me examples of such irreligious Nigerian politicians.

Even there are such people in Nigeria's political class, the fact is, "religion is regarded by the common people as true, by the wise as false, and by the rulers as useful," as Seneca said.

Android22:

You are in a religion of your own construct but you just don't know it yet. Stop the virtue signaling.

That's one of your delusions as a religionist calling an agnostic a religious person.

The last time I checked agnosticism isn't regarded anywhere as one of the world's religions since an agnostic doesn't have dogmas, fixed beliefs, and doesn't follow strict rules.

AnfieldFan:


I'm not, I'm just reporting on it because you guys are playing us on Sunday.....

Ok sorry but you know you people would lose carabao cup.

Antonio Rudiger on Thomas Tuchel:

"I think Thomas’ secret is that he’s just honest. He’s just honest with how he goes about things. He demands a lot, but that’s normal. This is high, high quality football and we want to be successful."
"So if you want to be successful you have to be honest, you have to be straightforward in the way of working, and application to the cause."

"A coach is a general, he has his way and at the end of the day as players we have to do our best to follow. What he has achieved since he’s been here speaks for itself."

[via
@NickPurewal
]

Antonio Rudiger on Liverpool final:

“We tend to perform very well in big games on big occasions. Sunday is a massive, massive match against a great, great opponent."

"They are in big form, but it’s a final, it’s one game & you never know what’s going to happen, both teams can hurt each other. You have to match their high-intensity football. That’s why it’s maybe more open against them."
"Their attack is brutal, so you cannot just defend, defend; you must have answers. And sometimes the best defence really is to attack."

[via
@NickPurewal
]

Antonio Rudiger:

"I’m proud of my whole career, but what’s happened in the last year, it’s amazing. As a group we have achieved a lot, and had a great time. There have also been some downs, which is normal, I think."

"Personally... I’m enjoying this moment. It’s one thing though when you feel good, when everything is well set up and the team is performing well. But I think I showed who I am when times were difficult, and this is what counts more to me."
"Because in good times everyone shines, everyone is good, so there’s no need to say anything. But the real character of a person is what you see when he is down, and this is what I proved, to myself."
"It’s not about proving to someone else, just proving to myself. I think a career’s all about chapters. When you’re young it’s a different chapter. But this chapter, yeah, it’s some of the best football I’m playing."

[via
@NickPurewal
]

Thomas Tuchel:

"Are we at the beginning of a process to translate this [cup form] into a league campaign? Yes, we are. And still, it's not like we are hugely underperforming from where we came from a year ago."
"We should also allow ourselves to not be too negative about being in third place at the moment and playing in these different competitions at the same time."
"There's an awful lot of positive things in this development & there's so many good things to build on. So we shouldn't turn it around & say, 'yeah, this is a cup team, a tournament team, not a league team'. This isn't true, I don't believe it."

"If people want to look at it like this, then fair enough, it's their opinion. But while everyone has their opinion, we can be focused on what we are doing and that is taking care on the process every day."

[via
@AdamNewson
]

Kai Havertz on Club World Cup final goal:

"When you stand on the pitch and the whole world is watching you take a penalty in the last minute you are nervous."

"I just tried to calm down & remember when I was a kid, dreaming of these situations. You have to enjoy these moments. After my career, I could sit there and think, 'why didn't I enjoy these moments more?'."

"As a kid, you see these games and think, 'how does the player feel? He is so happy'. I never imagined as a kid I would be in this type of situation so I thought, 'enjoy it, even if you miss you can be proud of yourself'."

"I was trying to play down the pressure a little bit. And I think it helped me."
[via
@MailSport
]

Amoto94:
Antonio Rudiger on Liverpool final:


"Their attack is brutal, so you cannot just defend, defend; you must have answers. And sometimes the best defence really is to attack."

[via
@NickPurewal
]

Louder pls for those at the back

A001:

It's a fact that for you to solve any life's problem, whether simple or complex, you need to think rationally and apply the brain.

Thus, Reason is the number one requirement needed to proffer solutions to any problem one faces in life, not devotion, not prayers.

That's just reality.

I don't have any bias against religion. Being a rationalist and realist, what I said about religion and prayers is a simple truth.

Nigeria, which consists of over 180 million religious people, can't solve basic problems of life, namely power supply, food sufficiency, good hospitals.

Yet they're very religious, reciting millions of prayers daily. Even so, they're very corrupt and wicked.

Of what use are the prayers and religious devotion when a country of 200 million people can't enjoy basic amenities of life such as uninterrupted power supply, good roads, good education, quality health care?

Whether you like it or not, prayers are mere wishes that mostly don't get granted and only come to pass sparsely by coincidence being a natural phenomenon.

That's reality.


No, I'm not dogmatic because I don't have fixed beliefs, and generally, I don't do beliefs but knowledge.

My approach to life is to reason things out first before taking or accepting anything as true, apply the scientific method in solving life's issues, and deal with the generally accepted beliefs sceptically.

Also, I'm not insular because while I'm an agnostic, I highly value the local cultures.

Where's the logic in this your assertion?

If a student relies on prayers and religious devotion to pass exams like some undergraduates do instead of reading, isn't it obvious that if they fail, such beliefs are responsible for their failure in the exams?

And once the student reduces the time spent praying and worshipping or even stops it
altogether and reads more, their performance in the exam will most likely improve.

Give me examples of such irreligious Nigerian politicians.

Even there are such people in Nigeria's political class, the fact is, "religion is regarded by the common people as true, by the wise as false, and by the rulers as useful," as Seneca said.

That's one of your delusions as a religionist calling an agnostic a religious person.

The last time I checked agnosticism isn't regarded anywhere as one of the world's religions since an agnostic doesn't have dogmas, fixed beliefs, and doesn't follow strict rules.

Your argument is tedious and cyclical. According to you, your interpretation of religion is truth even if to a religious person, that is just a reality distorted view. I called you dogmatic and you refused but here you are proving me right.
Next, you say prayers and religious devotion are mere wishes - which means they play no role. So when Raheem Sterling prays before games, his prayers mean nothing and even when he scores, it was pure coincidence. Granted, so how did you then conclude that people who believe in prayer- believe in prayer solely when Sterling did not pray and roll on the floor? He prayed and still had to go on the field to play. That shows again that your thinking about religion is binary - religious people either pray or they get to "thinking". I have again demonstrated that your position on religious devotion is convoluted when not flat out wrong because some religious people pray and think paripassu.
In actuality, most students who pray before exams do not pray and walk out of the venue hoping they would have passed. They stay there answering the questions hoping that together with their prayers they would come out successful. You are the one who claims the prayer was insignificant when they succeeded but then turn around to blame their religious devotion when they were not. If I have to point this illogic out to you again, you might want to admit that the matter at hand might be above your pay grade. Your last point gave me a good laugh. In your opinion, agnosticism is not regarded as a religion therefore it is not. But agnosticism (at least your own version of it) accommodates dogma, devotion, parochialism and zeal towards your idea about religious people. In other words, your religion is in the belief in the insignificance of other people's religion.

I can deal with every loss but losing against the following teams is what I can deal with pls Chelsea players should take note if not na swear I go dey swear for them


Losing against man united
Losing against Germany
Losing against Bayern Munich
Losing against a team managed by German manager
Losing against Liverpool

WhoDeyHause:

Ok sorry but you know you people would lose carabao cup.

No issues....
Till tomorrow....

Android22:
Your argument is tedious and cyclical. According to you, your interpretation of religion is truth even if to a religious person, that is just a reality distorted view. I called you dogmatic and you refused but here you are proving me right.

I'm dogmatic because I said prayers are mere wishes? Lols. You don't even understand the meaning of the word you use.

Android22:

That shows again that your thinking about religion is binary - religious people either pray or they get to "thinking". I have again demonstrated that your position on religious devotion is convoluted when not flat out wrong because some religious people pray and think paripassu.
In actuality, most students who pray before exams do not pray and walk out of the venue hoping they would have passed. They stay there answering the questions hoping that together with their prayers they would come out successful.

Some students engage in hours of prayers and devotion, which affect their academic performance in school.

When they're supposed to be reading, they spend a long time praying and engaging in religious devotion, and consequently, their grades in courses become poor.

That's different from the type of students that only prays for a few minutes before an exam.

Android22:

You are the one who claims the prayer was insignificant when they succeeded but then turn around to blame their religious devotion when they were not. If I have to point this illogic out to you again, you might want to admit that the matter at hand might be above your pay grade.

What I pointed out is a simple issue that's easy to understand. Time is the major factor.

Another example of such folly is when some religious zealots waste time praying to god when they're sick instead of seeking medical care in a hospital.

A good example is the pastor conman that died recently due to his negligence and delusional beliefs: https://www.nairaland.com/7002557/pastor-ezekiel-atang-dies-after

Android22:

Your last point gave me a good laugh. In your opinion, agnosticism is not regarded as a religion therefore it is not. But agnosticism (at least your own version of it) accommodates dogma, devotion, parochialism and zeal towards your idea about religious people. In other words, your religion is in the belief in the insignificance of other people's religion.

This is just one of your many delusions as a religious person. You can twist the definition of religion anyhow you like to suit your parochial agenda.

But it's a fact that agnosticism isn't regarded by sane people anywhere as a religion.

statement by Abramovic :
During my nearly 20-year ownership of Chelsea FC, I have always viewed my role as a custodian of the Club, whose job it is ensuring that we are as successful as we can be today, as well as build for the future, while also playing a positive role in our communities. I have always taken decisions with the Club’s best interest at heart. I remain committed to these values. That is why I am today giving trustees of Chelsea’s charitable Foundation the stewardship and care of Chelsea FC.

I believe that currently they are in the best position to look after the interests of the Club, players, staff, and fans.





He is not selling Chelsea (case closed)

Roman has stepped down

abrahimovich handed the club over to Chelsea’s charitable Foundation.
He's not selling.

donjazet you can rest now

Roman is a smart man

A001 I understand perfectly what you are trying to explain but let me answer you that religion is not to be blamed when people choose to ignore means while seeking for a cure; I don't know about Christianity to offer an opinion on the subject being discuss but I can say little to what Islam says about this.
Prophet Muhammad said, Tie your camel but put your trust in Allah. He also said, don't go close to the leper or something like that. In a passage of Devil's Deception by Ibn Jawzi the author narrated a story that transpired between Imam Ahmad and a Sufi who went to inform the Imam about his planned pilgrimage; the shaykh asked him that had he taken any provision the Sufi said no that he puts his trust in Allah, then the Imam asked him whether he is going alone or in the company of people? The Sufi said he's going with other people, then the Imam said that he's a liar that he's relying on the provisions of others.

EmmanuelScott1:
abrahimovich handed the club over to Chelsea’s charitable Foundation.
He's not selling.

donjazet you can rest now

trust me this is bad news

Chelsea will never remain the same

Cunny man die cunny man bury am.

dostr4:
Roman is a smart man

very smart and you can tell he loves the club dearly.


He stepped so as to distance the club from unnecessary distraction and nasty politics currently going on.

Thats why he is best club owner in the world.

Amoto94:
A001 I understand perfectly what you are trying to explain but let me answer you that religion is not to be blamed when people choose to ignore means while seeking for a cure; I don't know about Christianity to offer an opinion on the subject being discuss but I can say little to what Islam says about this.
Prophet Muhammad said, Tie your camel but put your trust in Allah. He also said, don't go close to the leper or something like that. In a passage of Devil's Deception by Ibn Jawzi the author narrated a story that transpired between Imam Ahmad and a Sufi who went to inform the Imam about his planned pilgrimage; the shaykh asked him that had he taken any provision the Sufi said no that he puts his trust in Allah, then the Imam asked him whether he is going alone or in the company of people? The Sufi said he's going with other people, then the Imam said that he's a liar that he's relying on the provisions of others.

I understand your position as a Muslim.

Why did this same uk allow Saudi people to take over newcastle after their human right abuses when all clubs didn't want it? Always doing hypocrisy.

How is that not a penalty