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🚨😔 Thomas Tuchel's Chelsea Exit: The Writing Was on the Wall from Day One 🔵 #CFC John Obi Mikel, and John Terry All wasn’t familiar of the sale of Chelsea football club; 👇 Remember those press conferences in early 2022? Tuchel fielding endless questions about Abramovich, sanctions, the forced...

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🚨🗣️ Fabrizio Romano: "Last week Amorim was fired and after that I told you of two names that I can guarantee are being consider by INEOS — Thomas Tuchel and Roberto De Zerbi. Let me clarify that Tuchel is very focused on England and nothing can be agreed with a World Cup in the Summer, it would have to be after that. De Zerbi is doing a fantastic job at Marseille and that’s his focus. […] Many questions today on De Zerbi’s who been linked to the United job by the English press. He’s going to be one of the names under consideration and appreciated by people at United, but not the only one. But he is for sure one of the managers appreciated."
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🚨🗣️ Fabrizio Romano: "Last week Amorim was fired and after that I told you of two names that I can guarantee are being consider by INEOS — Thomas Tuchel and Roberto De Zerbi. Let me clarify that Tuchel is very focused on England and nothing can be agreed with a World Cup in the Summer, it would have to be after that. De Zerbi is doing a fantastic job at Marseille and that’s his focus. […] Many questions today on De Zerbi’s who been linked to the United job by the English press. He’s going to be one of the names under consideration and appreciated by people at United, but not the only one. But he is for sure one of the managers appreciated."

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Roman Abramovich never cared about Chelsea. Allowing him into the football was one of the greatest mistakes the Premier League ever made. Matthew Syed in 2013: “One has to look at how he amassed his wealth. And his QC, Jonathan Sumption, admitted in open court in his case against Boris Berezovsky that he had secured his money in a rigged privatisation.. Sumption admitted this. It is not in dispute. And that stolen money, if I can use the word certainly fraudulently got, is what is bankrolling Chelsea.. And you can't look at this in a purely footballing context. You have to look at the wider moral context and in that sense it has been a deeply corrosive influence on British football.. He was never in Chelsea to make a profit.. He bought Chelsea for protection. He knew that there was a risk that Putin would come after him.. And he knew that one of the best ways of protecting himself from being got at by the Russian authorities was to associate himself with a highly visible British asset. And he chose Chelsea Football Club. There's no real emotional background to that. That was a straightforward, hard headed decision from a very ruthless and manipulative businessman.”
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Roman Abramovich never cared about Chelsea. Allowing him into the football was one of the greatest mistakes the Premier League ever made. Matthew Syed in 2013: “One has to look at how he amassed his wealth. And his QC, Jonathan Sumption, admitted in open court in his case against Boris Berezovsky that he had secured his money in a rigged privatisation.. Sumption admitted this. It is not in dispute. And that stolen money, if I can use the word certainly fraudulently got, is what is bankrolling Chelsea.. And you can't look at this in a purely footballing context. You have to look at the wider moral context and in that sense it has been a deeply corrosive influence on British football.. He was never in Chelsea to make a profit.. He bought Chelsea for protection. He knew that there was a risk that Putin would come after him.. And he knew that one of the best ways of protecting himself from being got at by the Russian authorities was to associate himself with a highly visible British asset. And he chose Chelsea Football Club. There's no real emotional background to that. That was a straightforward, hard headed decision from a very ruthless and manipulative businessman.”

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Antonio Conte is the most recent coach to win the league with Chelsea. Almost a decade has gone by since that happened — an eternity considering the level Chelsea accustomed us to at the turn of the century. People tend to forget Conte's first season in England was also Pep Guardiola’s first with Manchester City and Mourinho’s first at Manchester United. Jurgen Klopp had already been Liverpool manager almost a year when that campaign began. Up until Jose Mourinho, Chelsea were derided by rival fans as a club with “no history” but under Roman Abramovich they made up for lost time. Mourinho represented a new standard and just like that the modern Chelsea was born. Chelsea managers cut their teeth at Milan, Real Madrid, Juventus, Borussia Dortmund, Porto, PSV and PSG, coming from Champions League-winning clubs — not Championship ones. The unease at the core of today’s Chelsea project is that they are, superficially at least, the same but different from what went before. They still spend a huge amount on players and go through a huge amount of coaches. Except, in contrast with Abramovich, no one believes they are “win-now”. No one knows quite what they are. James Horncastle OSI writes on the lost Chelsea and analyses Conte's Champions League record — with Mount Vesuvius in the background.
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Antonio Conte is the most recent coach to win the league with Chelsea. Almost a decade has gone by since that happened — an eternity considering the level Chelsea accustomed us to at the turn of the century. People tend to forget Conte's first season in England was also Pep Guardiola’s first with Manchester City and Mourinho’s first at Manchester United. Jurgen Klopp had already been Liverpool manager almost a year when that campaign began. Up until Jose Mourinho, Chelsea were derided by rival fans as a club with “no history” but under Roman Abramovich they made up for lost time. Mourinho represented a new standard and just like that the modern Chelsea was born. Chelsea managers cut their teeth at Milan, Real Madrid, Juventus, Borussia Dortmund, Porto, PSV and PSG, coming from Champions League-winning clubs — not Championship ones. The unease at the core of today’s Chelsea project is that they are, superficially at least, the same but different from what went before. They still spend a huge amount on players and go through a huge amount of coaches. Except, in contrast with Abramovich, no one believes they are “win-now”. No one knows quite what they are. James Horncastle OSI writes on the lost Chelsea and analyses Conte's Champions League record — with Mount Vesuvius in the background.

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🚨Rio Ferdinand Blasts Thomas Tuchel After England's World Cup Exit 👀 🎙️ Reporter: "Rio, where do you think England lost this World Cup semi-final?" Gary Neville: "The game was lost the moment Thomas Tuchel decided to go full defensive around the 60th minute. That decision invited pressure, handed Argentina all the momentum, and completely destroyed everything England had built. You don't protect a lead in a World Cup semi-final by hiding—you go and win the game." 🎙️ Reporter: "Do you think the players deserve the criticism Rio Ferdinand: "No. The players carried out the instructions they were given. For me, this defeat is on the manager. The tactics changed, the substitutions were negative, and the mentality became one of survival instead of winning. When a coach changes the entire direction of a game like that, he has to take responsibility." 🎙️ Reporter: "Should Thomas Tuchel remain England manager after this?" Rio Ferdinand: "I've never believed Thomas Tuchel was the right man for England, and tonight only strengthened that opinion. England need a manager who plays with courage and trusts his players in the biggest moments. Instead, we saw fear from the touchline, and it cost England a place in the World Cup final. For me, the blame starts and ends with the coach."
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🚨Rio Ferdinand Blasts Thomas Tuchel After England's World Cup Exit 👀 🎙️ Reporter: "Rio, where do you think England lost this World Cup semi-final?" Gary Neville: "The game was lost the moment Thomas Tuchel decided to go full defensive around the 60th minute. That decision invited pressure, handed Argentina all the momentum, and completely destroyed everything England had built. You don't protect a lead in a World Cup semi-final by hiding—you go and win the game." 🎙️ Reporter: "Do you think the players deserve the criticism Rio Ferdinand: "No. The players carried out the instructions they were given. For me, this defeat is on the manager. The tactics changed, the substitutions were negative, and the mentality became one of survival instead of winning. When a coach changes the entire direction of a game like that, he has to take responsibility." 🎙️ Reporter: "Should Thomas Tuchel remain England manager after this?" Rio Ferdinand: "I've never believed Thomas Tuchel was the right man for England, and tonight only strengthened that opinion. England need a manager who plays with courage and trusts his players in the biggest moments. Instead, we saw fear from the touchline, and it cost England a place in the World Cup final. For me, the blame starts and ends with the coach."

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Viní Jr. in an old interview when asked which Premier League club he would like to play for: Viní Jr.: “It has to be Arsenal because I’ve loved the club since I was three years old. It’s a big dream of mine to play for Arsenal one day. But Real Madrid found me first at Botafogo, and I’ve been enjoying my time at the biggest club in the world. I’m an Arsenal fan, and my dad is a huge fan of Thierry Henry and Arsenal. They’re one of the biggest clubs in England and in the world, with an incredible history.” #Afc
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Viní Jr. in an old interview when asked which Premier League club he would like to play for: Viní Jr.: “It has to be Arsenal because I’ve loved the club since I was three years old. It’s a big dream of mine to play for Arsenal one day. But Real Madrid found me first at Botafogo, and I’ve been enjoying my time at the biggest club in the world. I’m an Arsenal fan, and my dad is a huge fan of Thierry Henry and Arsenal. They’re one of the biggest clubs in England and in the world, with an incredible history.” #Afc

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🚨🔵 Mikel John Obi on Mykhailo Mudryk returning to action after being cleared to play again: “Now that he’s back, he needs to cut the hair, he needs to get rid of the tattoos, and focus on playing for Chelsea Football Club.” “He’s been away for a long time, and a lot has changed at the club. It won’t be easy for him, but now it’s about working hard, adapting to the manager’s ideas, and proving he deserves his place in the team.”
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🚨🔵 Mikel John Obi on Mykhailo Mudryk returning to action after being cleared to play again: “Now that he’s back, he needs to cut the hair, he needs to get rid of the tattoos, and focus on playing for Chelsea Football Club.” “He’s been away for a long time, and a lot has changed at the club. It won’t be easy for him, but now it’s about working hard, adapting to the manager’s ideas, and proving he deserves his place in the team.”

B9

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🚨Maxence Lacroix on why he chose to join Chelsea while Arsenal are interested in signing him. 🎙️Interviewer: Arsenal were the Premier League champions and reportedly wanted you. Why did you choose Chelsea instead? 🗣️ Lacroix: First of all, I respect Arsenal. They’ve had an incredible season and deserve credit for that. But trophies from one season don’t decide my future. When Chelsea came to me with their project, I knew where I wanted to be. 🎙️Interviewer: A lot of people will question that decision because Chelsea aren’t playing European football next season. 🗣️ Lacroix: People can question it all they want. I’m not joining a club for one season I’m joining because I believe in where it’s going. Chelsea is a club built on winning. Every big club goes through difficult periods, but history doesn’t disappear overnight. 🎙️Interviewer: So Arsenal being champions wasn’t enough? 🗣️ Lacroix: No. Being champions today doesn’t automatically make you the biggest club tomorrow. Chelsea’s history, the trophies they’ve won, the mentality, and the ambition all played a huge part in my decision. I wanted to be part of bringing Chelsea back to the very top. 🎙️Interviewer: Some fans will say you rejected guaranteed Champions League football. 🗣️ Lacroix: I chose the badge I wanted to represent. Champions League football will come. I believe Chelsea will be back there very soon, and I’d rather be part of that journey than join a team just because they’re currently in the competition. 🎙️Interviewer: Final message to Chelsea and Arsenal fans? 🗣️ Lacroix: To Chelsea fans, thank you for believing in me I won’t let you down. To Arsenal fans, I understand you’ll disagree with my choice, but every player has to follow what feels right. For me, that was Chelsea, and I have absolutely no regrets.
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🚨Maxence Lacroix on why he chose to join Chelsea while Arsenal are interested in signing him. 🎙️Interviewer: Arsenal were the Premier League champions and reportedly wanted you. Why did you choose Chelsea instead? 🗣️ Lacroix: First of all, I respect Arsenal. They’ve had an incredible season and deserve credit for that. But trophies from one season don’t decide my future. When Chelsea came to me with their project, I knew where I wanted to be. 🎙️Interviewer: A lot of people will question that decision because Chelsea aren’t playing European football next season. 🗣️ Lacroix: People can question it all they want. I’m not joining a club for one season I’m joining because I believe in where it’s going. Chelsea is a club built on winning. Every big club goes through difficult periods, but history doesn’t disappear overnight. 🎙️Interviewer: So Arsenal being champions wasn’t enough? 🗣️ Lacroix: No. Being champions today doesn’t automatically make you the biggest club tomorrow. Chelsea’s history, the trophies they’ve won, the mentality, and the ambition all played a huge part in my decision. I wanted to be part of bringing Chelsea back to the very top. 🎙️Interviewer: Some fans will say you rejected guaranteed Champions League football. 🗣️ Lacroix: I chose the badge I wanted to represent. Champions League football will come. I believe Chelsea will be back there very soon, and I’d rather be part of that journey than join a team just because they’re currently in the competition. 🎙️Interviewer: Final message to Chelsea and Arsenal fans? 🗣️ Lacroix: To Chelsea fans, thank you for believing in me I won’t let you down. To Arsenal fans, I understand you’ll disagree with my choice, but every player has to follow what feels right. For me, that was Chelsea, and I have absolutely no regrets.

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Bukayo Saka on the penalty "Jude was never taking it. To be fair he was the first one to say go and get your hat trick. He was just holding the ball for me so none of them come and try and distract me." Can someone give me an honest answer as to why Tuchel never put in Saka? I understand that the first half probably wouldn’t be good for him given the WWE like plays, but what about the second half? Or even the 70+ minute? In the argentina game specifically Tuchel said in press conference Rogers was bigger, more physical and had "something special" to offer. They had Saka warm up a few times for the 2nd half then the game changed and plans changed. In the other press conference he said England wasn't defending the crosses when it was 4-4-2 so he felt 5 at the back was needed to defend the crosses. The other games I've only heard he maybe wasn't fully fit. Saka said today he showed he was fully fit.
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Bukayo Saka on the penalty "Jude was never taking it. To be fair he was the first one to say go and get your hat trick. He was just holding the ball for me so none of them come and try and distract me." Can someone give me an honest answer as to why Tuchel never put in Saka? I understand that the first half probably wouldn’t be good for him given the WWE like plays, but what about the second half? Or even the 70+ minute? In the argentina game specifically Tuchel said in press conference Rogers was bigger, more physical and had "something special" to offer. They had Saka warm up a few times for the 2nd half then the game changed and plans changed. In the other press conference he said England wasn't defending the crosses when it was 4-4-2 so he felt 5 at the back was needed to defend the crosses. The other games I've only heard he maybe wasn't fully fit. Saka said today he showed he was fully fit.

Imtiaz Mahmood

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Rory Jennings on 5 Sporting Directors 🗣️ The size of Chelsea. Liam rosenior isn’t a Premier League level manager and the ownership put him in a role he clearly wasn’t ready for. That’s the reality. What makes it worse is that the same people who appointed Liam Rosenior then sacked him, yet none of them faced any consequences themselves. If you are responsible for appointing arguably the worst manager in Chelsea’s recent history, you should also be under pressure for your job. The worrying part is that it was obvious to almost everyone that Rosenior was not the right replacement for Enzo Maresca, yet the ownership still handed him a six-year deal. After the Graham Potter situation, trying the same experiment again just showed how naive or incompetent the decision-makers at the club have been. Chelsea spent billions building this project, but the structure around the football decisions kept failing. What exposed everything even more was the dressing room. You could clearly see certain players stopped believing in the manager and once that happens, standards collapse. Whatever players think privately, their responsibility is still to fight for the badge, the fans, and the history of Chelsea Football Club. Instead, the lack of leadership, accountability, and belief became obvious for everyone to see. That’s why the appointment of Xabi Alonso feels so significant now because it finally feels like Chelsea have realised the previous approach simply was not working.
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Rory Jennings on 5 Sporting Directors 🗣️ The size of Chelsea. Liam rosenior isn’t a Premier League level manager and the ownership put him in a role he clearly wasn’t ready for. That’s the reality. What makes it worse is that the same people who appointed Liam Rosenior then sacked him, yet none of them faced any consequences themselves. If you are responsible for appointing arguably the worst manager in Chelsea’s recent history, you should also be under pressure for your job. The worrying part is that it was obvious to almost everyone that Rosenior was not the right replacement for Enzo Maresca, yet the ownership still handed him a six-year deal. After the Graham Potter situation, trying the same experiment again just showed how naive or incompetent the decision-makers at the club have been. Chelsea spent billions building this project, but the structure around the football decisions kept failing. What exposed everything even more was the dressing room. You could clearly see certain players stopped believing in the manager and once that happens, standards collapse. Whatever players think privately, their responsibility is still to fight for the badge, the fans, and the history of Chelsea Football Club. Instead, the lack of leadership, accountability, and belief became obvious for everyone to see. That’s why the appointment of Xabi Alonso feels so significant now because it finally feels like Chelsea have realised the previous approach simply was not working.

SHAYEE 𒀭

22,627 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

Pierce 🗣️Chelsea have sold Marc Cucurella to Real Madrid as Jose Mourinho’s first signing for £52 million. “I’ve got to say, watching Chelsea against Arsenal, he was the best player on the pitch for Chelsea. That’s not good, is it? As they’re trying to battle back from finishing 10th in the league, they sell a player of that quality.” John Terry 🗣️ “Yeah, he’s going to be a big loss to the club. He’s been one of our best players for the last two or three years. Big loss for Alonso coming in the door and Cucurella walking out the door doesn’t look good. He’s right up Mourinho’s street in terms of character, attitude, and what he shows every day on the pitch. One player who’s going to be happy is Saka, because those two had many really good battles. But he wanted to go, and it was probably his dream to sign for Madrid. I’ve got nothing but good words to say about him, and I wish him good luck.”
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Pierce 🗣️Chelsea have sold Marc Cucurella to Real Madrid as Jose Mourinho’s first signing for £52 million. “I’ve got to say, watching Chelsea against Arsenal, he was the best player on the pitch for Chelsea. That’s not good, is it? As they’re trying to battle back from finishing 10th in the league, they sell a player of that quality.” John Terry 🗣️ “Yeah, he’s going to be a big loss to the club. He’s been one of our best players for the last two or three years. Big loss for Alonso coming in the door and Cucurella walking out the door doesn’t look good. He’s right up Mourinho’s street in terms of character, attitude, and what he shows every day on the pitch. One player who’s going to be happy is Saka, because those two had many really good battles. But he wanted to go, and it was probably his dream to sign for Madrid. I’ve got nothing but good words to say about him, and I wish him good luck.”

SHAYEE 𒀭

26,277 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

🚨Jamie Carragher on Chelsea shareholders Todd Boehly and Mark Walter holding talks to SELL their stakes in the club to Clearlake Capital. 🗣️“Let’s stop pretending this is good news. Boehly and Walter selling their shares to Clearlake isn’t stability. It’s the final confirmation that Chelsea are now fully under pure private equity control, and the multi-club structure is the real story people should be looking at. BlueCo was never just about Chelsea. It’s a holding company. Chelsea is the expensive flagship, Strasbourg is the feeder. That’s the model. Clearlake already hold the majority, they already drive the strategy, and once Boehly and Walter are gone, there’s no one left inside the ownership to even argue for Chelsea’s interests when the numbers say sell a player, move talent across the network, or treat the first team like a portfolio asset. You’ve watched it for four years. Constant manager changes. A squad full of young players signed for future value rather than current quality. Record losses. No clear style of play. And every time questions get asked, the answer is always the same: trust the process. The process is BlueCo. The process is Clearlake. The process is private equity logic applied to a football club that used to stand for something. Boehly was chaotic and often ridiculous, but at least he still acted like he cared about the badge in public. Clearlake don’t do that. They don’t need to. They already control the majority. This deal just removes the last bit of internal friction. What’s left is a clean structure where Chelsea can be managed as one asset inside a multi-club network designed to extract value, move players, and protect the overall investment. Clearlake are not a sports specialist firm. Their core business is private equity in technology, industrials and consumer goods. Chelsea is their big experiment in football. They’ve got Strasbourg as well under the same BlueCo structure, so the multi-club model is clearly part of the plan. That’s fine in theory. In practice, what we’ve seen at Chelsea so far is heavy spending, constant managerial turnover, a squad that still looks like it’s being assembled on the fly, and record losses. The football side has never looked properly coherent. Compare that to a firm like RedBird. Gerry Cardinale’s model is different. They treat clubs as premium intellectual property that needs to be professionalised and grown properly — stadiums, commercial revenue, data-driven recruitment, longer-term structures. You can argue with some of the results at Milan, but the approach is at least football-aware. Clearlake’s approach feels more like traditional private equity applied to a football club: control the costs, optimise the asset, protect the valuation, and keep the option of an eventual exit or further capital raise. Chelsea fans who think this ends the circus are kidding themselves. The circus isn’t ending. It’s just going quiet. And quiet private equity ownership with a multi-club structure is usually worse for the supporters in the long run, because the decisions stop being about the club and start being about the group. Once that shift is complete, the club stops being the priority. It becomes the vehicle. That’s what this deal actually represents. Not clarity. Completion.”
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🚨Jamie Carragher on Chelsea shareholders Todd Boehly and Mark Walter holding talks to SELL their stakes in the club to Clearlake Capital. 🗣️“Let’s stop pretending this is good news. Boehly and Walter selling their shares to Clearlake isn’t stability. It’s the final confirmation that Chelsea are now fully under pure private equity control, and the multi-club structure is the real story people should be looking at. BlueCo was never just about Chelsea. It’s a holding company. Chelsea is the expensive flagship, Strasbourg is the feeder. That’s the model. Clearlake already hold the majority, they already drive the strategy, and once Boehly and Walter are gone, there’s no one left inside the ownership to even argue for Chelsea’s interests when the numbers say sell a player, move talent across the network, or treat the first team like a portfolio asset. You’ve watched it for four years. Constant manager changes. A squad full of young players signed for future value rather than current quality. Record losses. No clear style of play. And every time questions get asked, the answer is always the same: trust the process. The process is BlueCo. The process is Clearlake. The process is private equity logic applied to a football club that used to stand for something. Boehly was chaotic and often ridiculous, but at least he still acted like he cared about the badge in public. Clearlake don’t do that. They don’t need to. They already control the majority. This deal just removes the last bit of internal friction. What’s left is a clean structure where Chelsea can be managed as one asset inside a multi-club network designed to extract value, move players, and protect the overall investment. Clearlake are not a sports specialist firm. Their core business is private equity in technology, industrials and consumer goods. Chelsea is their big experiment in football. They’ve got Strasbourg as well under the same BlueCo structure, so the multi-club model is clearly part of the plan. That’s fine in theory. In practice, what we’ve seen at Chelsea so far is heavy spending, constant managerial turnover, a squad that still looks like it’s being assembled on the fly, and record losses. The football side has never looked properly coherent. Compare that to a firm like RedBird. Gerry Cardinale’s model is different. They treat clubs as premium intellectual property that needs to be professionalised and grown properly — stadiums, commercial revenue, data-driven recruitment, longer-term structures. You can argue with some of the results at Milan, but the approach is at least football-aware. Clearlake’s approach feels more like traditional private equity applied to a football club: control the costs, optimise the asset, protect the valuation, and keep the option of an eventual exit or further capital raise. Chelsea fans who think this ends the circus are kidding themselves. The circus isn’t ending. It’s just going quiet. And quiet private equity ownership with a multi-club structure is usually worse for the supporters in the long run, because the decisions stop being about the club and start being about the group. Once that shift is complete, the club stops being the priority. It becomes the vehicle. That’s what this deal actually represents. Not clarity. Completion.”

Vfynn_🥷🏼 𐙚

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If Xabi Alonso’s plan of signing Pep Chavarria is to keep Jorrel Hato on the bench, i wouldn’t like it, Hato was a beast at Ajax but stayed as a backup to Marc Cucurella when he arrived at Chelsea, this is his chance and the club should not deny him that, he should be our starting left back, he’s going to be a top player if given enough playing time, this club is prone to underrating stars with potentials and they end up regretting it at the end. Look at Lewis Hall now, he’s valued at €110M but was offloaded by Chelsea like he was nothing, same thing with Renato Veiga who was denied playing time until he ran out of patience and left, he was solid in the champions league and world cup games, I can mention a lot of good players that Chelsea underrated and they went ahead to prove us wrong. Pep Chavarria might be a good player but he’s 28 years old, we can’t lose a 21 years old Jorrel because of him. If Chelsea FC sell Hato, I’d not be happy with the club and Xabi Alonso in particular.
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If Xabi Alonso’s plan of signing Pep Chavarria is to keep Jorrel Hato on the bench, i wouldn’t like it, Hato was a beast at Ajax but stayed as a backup to Marc Cucurella when he arrived at Chelsea, this is his chance and the club should not deny him that, he should be our starting left back, he’s going to be a top player if given enough playing time, this club is prone to underrating stars with potentials and they end up regretting it at the end. Look at Lewis Hall now, he’s valued at €110M but was offloaded by Chelsea like he was nothing, same thing with Renato Veiga who was denied playing time until he ran out of patience and left, he was solid in the champions league and world cup games, I can mention a lot of good players that Chelsea underrated and they went ahead to prove us wrong. Pep Chavarria might be a good player but he’s 28 years old, we can’t lose a 21 years old Jorrel because of him. If Chelsea FC sell Hato, I’d not be happy with the club and Xabi Alonso in particular.

StarGirl ⭐️

136,209 görüntüleme • 23 gün önce

This one is on MIKEL ARTETA ❤️!! You cannot mention Arsenal becoming Premier league champions without mentioning Mikel Arteta. He’s the main reason why we are here because from the first day he stepped into Arsenal.. he understood the values, culture and tradition of the club. He went thru all the stages of becoming a manager at Arsenal.. Thru the bad, good and winning times. We went on a beautiful journey together and the future looks so bright. Winning Trophies is Priority for Arsenal but the 2nd most important thing Arteta did was rallying Arsenal fans to support the club especially at the Emirates and the idea of playing the North London anthem before games was Magical.(Find attached). Also appreciation to the Arsenal owners for sticking to Arsenal when things were not going on smooth. I love you Mikel Arteta. You made us believe and you have made us premier league champions after 22years.. Now It’s time to conquer Europe and then the world. We are with you on this Journey today, tomorrow and forever!! NORTH LONDON FOREVER ⚪️🔴.
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This one is on MIKEL ARTETA ❤️!! You cannot mention Arsenal becoming Premier league champions without mentioning Mikel Arteta. He’s the main reason why we are here because from the first day he stepped into Arsenal.. he understood the values, culture and tradition of the club. He went thru all the stages of becoming a manager at Arsenal.. Thru the bad, good and winning times. We went on a beautiful journey together and the future looks so bright. Winning Trophies is Priority for Arsenal but the 2nd most important thing Arteta did was rallying Arsenal fans to support the club especially at the Emirates and the idea of playing the North London anthem before games was Magical.(Find attached). Also appreciation to the Arsenal owners for sticking to Arsenal when things were not going on smooth. I love you Mikel Arteta. You made us believe and you have made us premier league champions after 22years.. Now It’s time to conquer Europe and then the world. We are with you on this Journey today, tomorrow and forever!! NORTH LONDON FOREVER ⚪️🔴.

Buchi Laba

21,900 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

Saliba on the moment he new Arsenal would be Champions: “The first part of the season, even when you start, you know that the Premier League is long. But I think I started to feel that we can do it in March after the game against Everton. For me, it was clear that we were going to win that league. “But after when we came back from national team, I think it was a bit hard. But we kept going and believe in ourselves. Even after the loss against City, we are the champions.”
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Saliba on the moment he new Arsenal would be Champions: “The first part of the season, even when you start, you know that the Premier League is long. But I think I started to feel that we can do it in March after the game against Everton. For me, it was clear that we were going to win that league. “But after when we came back from national team, I think it was a bit hard. But we kept going and believe in ourselves. Even after the loss against City, we are the champions.”

Connor Humm

45,149 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

🇷🇺 | 🇬🇧 🏟 | Russian Roman Abramovich was the EPL club owner who paid all the players on time. Chelsea saw years of success, trophies every season for close to 20 years 🏆. When players faced personal challenges, he assisted them financially. Provided his own resources for the well-being of players. After the UK government under Boris Johnson decided to destroy Chelsea by stealing money from Abramovich, Chelsea literally "died". It was never the same. Even today Chelsea lost its spark. Players were demotivated, at one point they were not even paid because money was frozen. Abramovich had to leave his home in London. The rogue British government tried to even steal his yachts. 🚢 They are that evil. The UK government destroyed their own football league and showed the world its NOT SAFE to invest in the UK because your money can be frozen anytime and the government will steal all your money as a business owner. All they do is STEAL. They're not even ashamed to go that low. A whole government humiliating itself in front of the world.
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🇷🇺 | 🇬🇧 🏟 | Russian Roman Abramovich was the EPL club owner who paid all the players on time. Chelsea saw years of success, trophies every season for close to 20 years 🏆. When players faced personal challenges, he assisted them financially. Provided his own resources for the well-being of players. After the UK government under Boris Johnson decided to destroy Chelsea by stealing money from Abramovich, Chelsea literally "died". It was never the same. Even today Chelsea lost its spark. Players were demotivated, at one point they were not even paid because money was frozen. Abramovich had to leave his home in London. The rogue British government tried to even steal his yachts. 🚢 They are that evil. The UK government destroyed their own football league and showed the world its NOT SAFE to invest in the UK because your money can be frozen anytime and the government will steal all your money as a business owner. All they do is STEAL. They're not even ashamed to go that low. A whole government humiliating itself in front of the world.

Evaluator.

235,341 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

Before Ole became an interim manager at Manchester United he asked the club to sign Haaland for then fee of £4m #MUFC said he wasn’t ready Ole was pushing. July 2018 Ole becomes the manager he asked the club to sign Haaland who was already sold to Salzburg but was available for €20m(£16m) but the club rejected once more. Now the best striker in the world. Ole asked the club to sign Jude Bellingham from Birmingham for £25m, but again Manchester United said this was a big risk and he was too young at 17 now one of the best midfielders in the world. Ole saw Moises Caicedo before he joined Brighton and again asked #MUFC to sign him for a £5m fee then but the club said that Caicedo was too weak and not Prem ready, now one of the best DM in the world. Ole wanted Rice however the club said that the £80 million fee was too high to start negotiations now one of the best DMs in the world. #MUFC and its fans then and now always wanted marquee signings and didn’t respect data, non of our signings then was data driven it was all names and eye tests. INEOS have replaced this with data analytics but some don’t want that this is what confuses me with our fan base. Just trust the process and find out where it takes us to. #MUFC
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Before Ole became an interim manager at Manchester United he asked the club to sign Haaland for then fee of £4m #MUFC said he wasn’t ready Ole was pushing. July 2018 Ole becomes the manager he asked the club to sign Haaland who was already sold to Salzburg but was available for €20m(£16m) but the club rejected once more. Now the best striker in the world. Ole asked the club to sign Jude Bellingham from Birmingham for £25m, but again Manchester United said this was a big risk and he was too young at 17 now one of the best midfielders in the world. Ole saw Moises Caicedo before he joined Brighton and again asked #MUFC to sign him for a £5m fee then but the club said that Caicedo was too weak and not Prem ready, now one of the best DM in the world. Ole wanted Rice however the club said that the £80 million fee was too high to start negotiations now one of the best DMs in the world. #MUFC and its fans then and now always wanted marquee signings and didn’t respect data, non of our signings then was data driven it was all names and eye tests. INEOS have replaced this with data analytics but some don’t want that this is what confuses me with our fan base. Just trust the process and find out where it takes us to. #MUFC

TRUTH

106,582 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

🚨 Paul Merson criticises Thomas Tuchel after England’s World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina. 🗣️ Paul Merson: “I heard Thomas Tuchel say, ‘If it doesn’t end up well, it’s easy to say my decisions were wrong.’ No, Thomas. Your decisions were wrong. Kobbie Mainoo spent the entire tournament on the bench while England cried out for control in midfield. You don’t take a player of his quality to a World Cup just to watch from the sidelines. Then look at the game itself. England scored first and instead of pushing for a second, they retreated. You handed the initiative to Argentina. Against a team with players like Messi, you cannot spend an hour inviting pressure. The substitutions made England weaker, not stronger. Every change looked like it was made to protect the scoreline instead of winning the match. That’s not how you become world champions. You don’t get judged on your press conferences. You get judged on your team selections, your tactics and your in-game decisions. England had enough quality to reach the final, but they were managed with caution instead of conviction. *This wasn’t just about losing to Argentina. It was about failing to make the bold decisions when the biggest moment arrived. That’s why England are going home, and that’s why people will question the manager.”
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🚨 Paul Merson criticises Thomas Tuchel after England’s World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina. 🗣️ Paul Merson: “I heard Thomas Tuchel say, ‘If it doesn’t end up well, it’s easy to say my decisions were wrong.’ No, Thomas. Your decisions were wrong. Kobbie Mainoo spent the entire tournament on the bench while England cried out for control in midfield. You don’t take a player of his quality to a World Cup just to watch from the sidelines. Then look at the game itself. England scored first and instead of pushing for a second, they retreated. You handed the initiative to Argentina. Against a team with players like Messi, you cannot spend an hour inviting pressure. The substitutions made England weaker, not stronger. Every change looked like it was made to protect the scoreline instead of winning the match. That’s not how you become world champions. You don’t get judged on your press conferences. You get judged on your team selections, your tactics and your in-game decisions. England had enough quality to reach the final, but they were managed with caution instead of conviction. *This wasn’t just about losing to Argentina. It was about failing to make the bold decisions when the biggest moment arrived. That’s why England are going home, and that’s why people will question the manager.”

SethOfficial

400,418 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

"I don't know what the Arsenal fans were expecting, You win one league after 22 or 23 years and all of a sudden you think you've arrived, that you're one of the big boys again. No, you're not." "They've just been humbled because I said from the beginning there was no way Vinícius Jr was leaving Real Madrid for Arsenal. This is a player who wins trophies every single season. He's won the Champions League, La Liga, and he wants to keep winning the biggest titles." "Arsenal have never won the Champions League. So why would one of Real Madrid's biggest stars leave all of that to join a club that's won one league title in over two decades? ~ John Obi Mikel to Arsenal fans
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"I don't know what the Arsenal fans were expecting, You win one league after 22 or 23 years and all of a sudden you think you've arrived, that you're one of the big boys again. No, you're not." "They've just been humbled because I said from the beginning there was no way Vinícius Jr was leaving Real Madrid for Arsenal. This is a player who wins trophies every single season. He's won the Champions League, La Liga, and he wants to keep winning the biggest titles." "Arsenal have never won the Champions League. So why would one of Real Madrid's biggest stars leave all of that to join a club that's won one league title in over two decades? ~ John Obi Mikel to Arsenal fans

DUCE of Chelsea 💙

122,930 görüntüleme • 4 gün önce

🚨🎙️Reporter: “Morgan Rogers, Arsenal were the Premier League champions. Why did you choose Chelsea instead?” 🗣️ Morgan Rogers: “With all respect, I never seriously considered Arsenal. Winning the league once doesn’t suddenly make me believe in the project. I watched how they won it, and I felt too many things went their way. That doesn’t convince me.” “I want to play for a club with a history of winning on the biggest European stage. Chelsea have lifted the Champions League. That’s the kind of pressure and ambition I want. I don’t want my career defined by a club that’s still chasing its first European trophy.” “For me, Chelsea’s vision was bigger. That’s why I signed.”
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🚨🎙️Reporter: “Morgan Rogers, Arsenal were the Premier League champions. Why did you choose Chelsea instead?” 🗣️ Morgan Rogers: “With all respect, I never seriously considered Arsenal. Winning the league once doesn’t suddenly make me believe in the project. I watched how they won it, and I felt too many things went their way. That doesn’t convince me.” “I want to play for a club with a history of winning on the biggest European stage. Chelsea have lifted the Champions League. That’s the kind of pressure and ambition I want. I don’t want my career defined by a club that’s still chasing its first European trophy.” “For me, Chelsea’s vision was bigger. That’s why I signed.”

CentreGoalHQ

896,370 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Remember Brock Lesnar Made His Shocking WWE Return On Raw In 2012 And Instantly Laid Out John Cena With A Devastating F 5 One Of The Greatest Returns In WWE History That Changed The Landscape Forever After Nearly Eight Years Away From WWE Brock Lesnar Shocked The Entire WWE Universe Just Moments After John Cena Addressed The Crowd The Former UFC Heavyweight Champion Made His Presence Felt In The Most Brutal Way Possible It Wasn't Just A Return It Was A Statement The Beast Was Back And He Was Ready To Destroy Anyone Who Stood In His Way Brock Lesnar's Return Marked The Beginning Of A New Era Of Dominance Where Every Superstar Became A Target And Every Match Felt Like Absolute Chaos
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Remember Brock Lesnar Made His Shocking WWE Return On Raw In 2012 And Instantly Laid Out John Cena With A Devastating F 5 One Of The Greatest Returns In WWE History That Changed The Landscape Forever After Nearly Eight Years Away From WWE Brock Lesnar Shocked The Entire WWE Universe Just Moments After John Cena Addressed The Crowd The Former UFC Heavyweight Champion Made His Presence Felt In The Most Brutal Way Possible It Wasn't Just A Return It Was A Statement The Beast Was Back And He Was Ready To Destroy Anyone Who Stood In His Way Brock Lesnar's Return Marked The Beginning Of A New Era Of Dominance Where Every Superstar Became A Target And Every Match Felt Like Absolute Chaos

Joseph D Ambrose

38,402 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce