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Yeah, but there's also the option to sign players at the same level of the ones we have, or even backup. Guess it'll be a combination of both.

Yeah for sure, everything about this summer is hard to predict IMO. We obviously need more quality but we also need more depth, so many options of what to do. I struggle to picture Maddison and how he would work for us, but I'm sure Eddie has a plan.

FFS, play Bruno

The weakness is the incredible amount of pressing that Almiron can do.

What on Earth?

He's more of an all-rounder than an attacking midfielder anyway, a bit like Bruno in terms of being useful box-to-box.

Rice and Lavia would be comprehensive like, covered DM for the next 15 years

Havertz to Arsenal is a very weird one, especially at a high price. Wonder if Arteta is going to go all Pep and start playing Jesus on the wing.

International management isn’t for ‘great’ managers anyway. His biggest achievement has been the complete detoxification of the England team and the overall brand. Obvs in conjunction with everything going on behind the scenes. It’s hard to remember just how bad the situation was before. Would love to see him win a trophy but obviously that is incredibly hard to do even if you get everything right. He makes a lot of decisions I don’t like but at least he has a plan.

Thought it’s been decent.

Someone told Romano to drum up some bids?

Think how good we could be with some proper midfielders.

Henderson looks like he cuts his own hair.

I wondered if he was mid-transplant.

I’m suspicious.

He's just dirty and a diver.

I hate them as players, that's all. Haven't really given much thought to who they play for at any given moment.

That would be absolutely grim.

Kane’s really the only England player I hate now. And Pickford a little.

The Spurs stadium is incredible, definitely the best I've been to. Streets ahead of anything else in the PL.

As if Raphinha is worth more than Bruno.

Shocking company, now probably the main reminder of the Ashley years. Can’t wait to bin them.

The Saudi league desperately needs players and Chelsea are desperate to sell. It is annoying that it gives Chelsea an east out, but otherwise it’s a fairly inevitable deal.

Having loads of money will always insulate you from failure to a certain extent. They are lucky that so many of their failures are sellable assets still, and they can get lots of players off the books when they need to. I don't understand the technicalities of the sale from Abramovich and how the debts were written off etc.