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English players always have relax/passive mentality except Sterling, maybe Kane so filling your team with them is equal to not expecting trophy any time soon.

hensben:
No, I’m not. It is what I have noticed in his game since his days at Leverkusen. But like I said he is still young and has great personality for his age, that alone will probably help him going forward.

Havertz is naturally a shy/reserved guy. He is not one to shout and scream all game (wot u call passion ). He does his talking by his performance on the pitch. He is a bit like Ozil in that regard. His body language might seem like he is uninterested at times but it's far from it...

Nezzjnr:
Wtf does Pogba has to do with this Hensbrain

Why didn’t you ask what Bruno has to do with that. Try to be open to criticism, it helps on your way up. Irrespective of banter here I’m a football fan before been a club fan so I can call out any footballer when stating my opinion kiddo.

thorrvik55:
Havertz is naturally a shy/reserved guy. He is not one to shout and scream all game (wot u call passion ). He does his talking by his performance on the pitch. He is a bit like Ozil in that regard. His body language might seem like he is uninterested at times but it's far from it...

I understand what you’re trying to say but my statement wasn’t referring to shouting as passion but the will to want to make something happen on the pitch is what I am talking about. This wiliness is not about talent but mental determination to want to cause positive change,it is called X factor and what I saw in Bruno’s game. Pogba lack that reason the club have been spending in same area to unlock him. Havertz kind of has it but still on the potential stage for a club like Chelsea and he is still very young. Havertz is good no doubt and will come very good if managed properly.

I pray for injury not to truncate his career.

I can see determination to excel in his eyes too.

I don't want to call him the new C. Ronaldo yet.

airmark:
I pray for injury not to truncate his career.

I can see determination to excel in his eyes too.

I don't want to call him the new C. Ronaldo yet.

Amen to that.
The guy is talented, determined and serious( what I so much admire in footballers)

airmark:
I pray for injury not to truncate his career.

I can see determination to excel in his eyes too.

I don't want to call him the new C. Ronaldo yet.

lol christiano Pulisic some pipo will not like this

Lol. These people are already manufacturing shalayes for Havertz for when he flops. Kai! It’s a makanaki something.

hensben:
I understand what you’re trying to say but my statement wasn’t referring to shouting as passion but the will to want to make something happen on the pitch is what I am talking about. This wiliness is not about talent but mental determination to want to cause positive change,it is called X factor and what I saw in Bruno’s game. Pogba lack that reason the club have been spending in same area to unlock him. Havertz kind of has it but still on the potential stage for a club like to Chelsea and he is still very young. Havertz is good no doubt and will come very good if managed properly.

abeg let person hear word ,player wey you don watch once for your life you don dissect finish,X factor or Y axis Bruno fenandes not get,na pk my guy tey dey survive

airmark:
I pray for injury not to truncate his career.

I can see determination to excel in his eyes too.

I don't want to call him the new C. Ronaldo yet.

There’s been two players I really hoped succeeded,Morata and this guy....hope he turns out good

Leyqute:
Lol. These people are already manufacturing shalayes for Havertz for when he flops. Kai! It’s a makanaki something.

havertz is already better than all your midfielders so shut the up and Bleep off to your thread

Leyqute shut the Up

Anger don make this one to dey spew Rubbish


Airmark owfa

madrid5:
havertz is already better than all your midfielders so shut the up and Bleep off to your thread

Typical chelshit fan,turn violent cos of football banter....oga go and sip shekpe as you lots do to take relax

BlueAngel444:
that ball's trajectory no be here o, it went pass a couple of players, blindsided the keeper and still took a dip. Very few GKs would have been lucky to stop that goal.

I don't know if it's his positioning or reaction or both. I'm just tired of making excuses for him.

See Werner and Havertz ready to take advantage of any wicked pass. Our midfielders and defenders should be able to notice this.

madrid5:
abeg let person hear word ,player wey you don watch once for your life you don dissect finish,X factor or Y axis Bruno fenandes not get,na pk my guy tey dey survive

You are wrong. And for the record I don’t judge players base on stats, I watch them to know their dos and don’t.

hensben:
English players always have relax/passive mentality except Sterling, maybe Kane so filling your team with them is equal to not expecting trophy any time soon.

Ancelotti disagrees with you on this, in Quiet Leadership he stated that he was accused of being biased towards English players in the team he replied with the fact that the most serious members of his squad were the English lads, they make training competitive and go the extra mile.

Nikeballer:
Typical chelshit fan,turn violent cos of football banter....oga go and sip shekpe as you lots do to take relax

That guy is a madridster.

Amoto94:
Ancelotti disagrees with you on this, in Quiet Leadership he stated that he was accused of being biased towards English players in the team he replied with the fact that the most serious members of his squad were the English lads, they make training competitive and go the extra mile.

In training? Lol. These current English players are very unserious and passive in their play except sterling, Kane and Henderson of Liverpool. When last Everton won a trophy. Mid table club is their level but due to hype you will not notice until it is obvious and glaring

Nezzjnr:
Leyqute shut the Up

Anger don make this one to dey spew Rubbish


Airmark owfa

You are saying how far, instead of you to be rolling on the ground, singing my praises for removing your moniker from the dungeon.

Ingrate.

"I played, I think, every offensive position at Leverkusen," he said. "I played as a right winger, a No10, a No6, No8 – sometimes as a striker as well. But for me it is very important to have that flexibility on the pitch and to be creative, those are the things that I like.

"I think I can play many positions but of course for me my best position is as a No10. I can play on the right side as well or as a striker. To be honest I am happy to stay on the pitch and I think I am flexible."

That flexibility will be utilised as the campaign progresses - including, one suspects, plenty of time at No10 - but for now the primary aim is for Havertz to feel settled in his new surroundings.

"Of course, Chelsea is a very big club and I know this already. For me it is a big step to come to another country, culture and language. It is very different than before and that takes some weeks to adapt to, but I am looking forward to it.

"For me it's a perfect step to come from Leverkusen to the Premier League.

"It is another way here to play football. I watched it a lot and for me it was always the best league in the world with the best teams. I'm now very happy to be playing for one of the best teams in England, the world as well.

"I'm actually very thankful but obviously I need a little time to adapt to the league. It's very different to Germany but I'm looking forward to it and I think on Sunday [against Liverpool] it will be the first improvement for me."

All said and do, one match is sure not enough to form a strong opinion for the rest of the season...

hensben:
In training? Lol. These current English players are very unserious and passive in their play except sterling, Kane and Henderson of Liverpool. When last Everton won a trophy. Mid table club is their level but due to hype you will not notice until it is obvious and glaring

Sancho, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Gomez, Rashford, Rice, Madison, Vardy, Trippier? You don't choose from a small sample to draw up conclusion I can still go on and on but I think I've made my point

Leyqute:
Lol. These people are already manufacturing shalayes for Havertz for when he flops. Kai! It’s a makanaki something.

He is shy.

Amoto94:
Sancho, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Gomez, Rashford, Rice, Madison, Vardy, Trippier? You don't choose from a small sample to draw up conclusion I can still go on and on but I think I've made my point

Okay maybe I generalized in my comment.

hensben:
That guy is a madridster.

Na lie jor

odizeey:
Na lie jor

Just another Shekpite doing attache to glory as Dayo talk am.

Na them way.

DeadPresidents:
Just another Shekpite doing attache to glory as Dayo talk am.

Na them way.

We know them.

airmark:
You are saying how far, instead of you to be rolling on the ground, singing my praises for removing your moniker from the dungeon.

Ingrate.

Na my lovely Muki unban me

E remain my main account

DExponential:
See Werner and Havertz ready to take advantage of any wicked pass. Our midfielders and defenders should be able to notice this.

That's why Chilwell may be important with his crosses. Alonso is too slow with his control and pass.

airmark:
I pray for injury not to truncate his career.

I can see determination to excel in his eyes too.

I don't want to call him the new C. Ronaldo yet.

Cc Raumdeuter