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Everything posted by midds
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ASM is struggling badly out there and looks like a weak link tonight. Doesn't help with his style of play that it appears like he doesn't give much of a fuck and/or isn't trying. Not accusing him off that but at times that how he plays and that's how it looks - getting beaten to 50/50s with pace, going down easily, pulling out of 50/50s etc. Needs to up his game or subbing off tbph
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The red to Bruno is only highlighting how important he is to us and the lack of quality in CM we have and chose not to address last month. It's not awful and it's just about coping with West Ham but we look half the team without him.
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Were they a joy to watch yet again today? Bet they were. Smashed Millwall all over the park 1-1
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Dyche is a pretty good fit for Everton tbh. They'll be awful to watch and awful to play against but good enough to stay out of the bottom 6 every year. Problem is that with Dyche they'll never be good enough to trouble the top 8 either. Constantly mid-table. Perpetually average. Lots of perspiration but a lack of inspiration. Until the fans get bored and demand he's sacked in October 2026
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They were only ever 2/3 wins away from leapfrogging about 4 other teams tbh. Problem was that under Lampard those wins wouldn't have happened.
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I've heard the audio and it's horrific. Regardless of what the police have decided to do with him I've already made my mind up about him and he's an utter cunt of a human being. Charge or no charge, that audio told me everything I needed to know about the type of person he is - he's fucking scum.
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Only a 5.5 for me. Happy with Kuol and Ashby, delighted with the amount of money spent - they've backed him handsomely yet again. We've also moved on 2 big squad members saving a few quid in wages and eventual fees too. More than happy with all of that. Still think the Gordon money could have been spent better to enhance the team though and that is my rather big negative. He might be brilliant and I genuinely hope he is but I'd have preferred a different player being totally honest.
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They're a joy to watch, entertaining the nation on a weekly basis, they'll be dripping in goals. The pitches they play on will be absolutely sopping
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It's like that scene in Moneyball where the deals get done over the phone and the players simply get told where they're going to be playing/living. May be accurate but it's stomach-churning how little of a shit the owners care about the players at their team, just moved around and exploited without a care in the world. It's actually disgusting what they're doing tbh.
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Chelsea seems like an absolutely awful place to be. You can go from a big player with a future to becoming instantly expendable within 24 hours, then if someone doesn't buy you you become important again but only if a third player can be brought in/out which means you're going to be sold regardless. Players are just pieces of meat, it's vile
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Nah, I'm taking about stopping companies from spending what they want to. The whole thing seems low a huge pile of inconsistent, arguable and contextual nonsense. It's ripe for a big legal challenge to see if it holds up in the courts or it comes crumbling down.
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Still think any formal legal challenge to FFP would have the authorities scared shit less. Any top legal team could find loads of inconsistencies loopholes which would blow out of of the water. Maybe I'm being being optimistic with that though?
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Chelsea simply buying players to stop others from getting them at this point. Not giving a single fuck about FFP. And why should they tbh? It's toothless and the punishments for breaking it are absolutely shite, almost encouraging teams to take the piss.
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It's implied. I'm almost certain that Potter has zero say in the players who have been signed at Chelsea this window, they've been bought for him. Potter is pretty astute imo and this reeks of Boehly pulling rank and buying who the fuck he wants without a single plan of how its going to work. That implies to me that he doesn't trust his manager to choose the transfer targets and given their awful results this season is be astonished if he trusts him in the medium and long term on the park either. All just my opinion though
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There's no rhyme or reason to what they're doing but they are undoubtedly signing quality players. Getting it to work under a manager they barely trust is the problem but their squad, on paper, is fucking brilliant tbh.
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Big fan of a squad jam packed full of big, hard nasty cunts tbh. They've got to be able to play but being an utter misery to play against is vital like. Just make the lives of opponents as uncomfortable as possible in as many areas of the park as possible, loan with a view to a permanent sounds ideal unless Maddison is coming in.
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Napoli back in front. 13 points clear if they hold on
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GTFI Napoli chest, knee, volley. Absolutely mint goal tbh
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They could do with another midfielder like. Bit short.
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£1m would make more sense tbh. Even then...
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He's had a bit of a roller-coaster of a career here, he's looked amazing in some games and lazy and disinterested in others. Talented but lacked application but he got his shit in a pile under Howe. Got no axe to grind as such but it's been a bit patchy. I'll wish him well but I'm far from devastated either. As long as he's replaced.
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Absolutely fine with moving Shelvey on on the proviso that we bring in his replacement before the deadline. Him out and no-one in weakens us and is asking for trouble.
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One of those where I honestly don't know anything about him and haven't seen him kick a ball. £3m seems modest enough and British 22 year olds are never going to decrease in value tbh. Look forward to seeing what he can do when he gets his chances
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They wouldn't sell him to us anyway, the fewm of the fans if they did that would be off the dial. I'd even suggest they'd rather reject a bid of £5m from us now and be delighted with £4m compensation in the summer.