The Official Chelsea Thread [Vol 3]

The Official Chelsea Thread [Vol 3]

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jules_s

4,291 posts

234 months

Tuesday 23rd April
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trackdemon said:
Jackson couldn't finish a cheese sandwich.
mmc

That said Arsenal are so well organised they're making you look worse than you really are I think

monty999

1,131 posts

106 months

Tuesday 23rd April
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jules_s said:
mmc

That said Arsenal are so well organised they're making you look worse than you really are I think
I think we’re doing a pretty good job ourselves at looking actually worse than we really are.
At 5 -0 we got away lightly, shocking !!

toasty

7,484 posts

221 months

Tuesday 23rd April
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968 said:
Lol 4-0 now. Havertz again, ironic really, he couldn't score for toffee at Chelsea, now he's banging them in.

I hope Boehly is looking at the players signed by the two teams, Arse signed Trossard and White from Brighton, we signed Cucu and Caicedo. We signed the wrong two players quite clearly. Maybe Boehly thought Declan Rice was Caicedo or something?

I suspect this is not going to end 4-0, optimistically I would say 5-0 but I have a feeling it'll be worse than that.
I suspect if we swapped Caicedo and Cucurella for Trossard and White, C&C would start playing brilliantly while T&W would struggle to kick the ball in the right direction. I don’t think Poch is helping.

carlo996

5,746 posts

22 months

Tuesday 23rd April
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Come on lads....trust in the process. Agent Poch has got this, maybe, probably, well I doubt it, but..... biggrin

Blib

44,183 posts

198 months

Tuesday 23rd April
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carlo996 said:
Come on lads....trust in the process. Agent Poch has got this, maybe, probably, well I doubt it, but..... biggrin
Sadly, he's lost the cloakroom.

frown

blue al

956 posts

160 months

Tuesday 23rd April
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I was expecting 3:1, but hoped for better by end of first half after a testing 20 minutes start
Was almost as pleased with 5;1 at the end as it could have been far worse, and at least I remember Chelsea winning 6-0 at home 10 year’s ago .

TwigtheWonderkid

43,403 posts

151 months

Wednesday 24th April
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No surprise. We're a classic one man team, and without Palmer, we're relegation fodder. I suspect he will be gone in the summer to meet FFP, as he's the only player we've bought who is worth more than we paid.

Last night proved me right about Enzo. He's not a better alternative to Rice, he's not even in the same ballpark quality wise. And he cost £5m more than Rice.

We will also have to sell Gallagher and James at some point. We cannot sack Poch, again due to FFP, so that discussion is over. We can't sell Mudryk or Caicedo due to the FFP hit on both.

I don't know what the answer is, but I'm going to have a bet on us going down next season, either by normal league position or by FFP sanction. At least the money I win will ease the pain.

968

11,965 posts

249 months

Wednesday 24th April
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Congratulations to Boehly and Egbali. Truly magnificent way to run a club (into the ground).

Riff Raff

5,124 posts

196 months

Wednesday 24th April
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Twig said:
We will also have to sell Gallagher and James at some point.
Given James's injury record, will we get top dollar for him?

CT05 Nose Cone

24,989 posts

228 months

Wednesday 24th April
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968 said:
Congratulations to Boehly and Egbali. Truly magnificent way to run a club (into the ground).
This will be studied in business schools for decades to come, it's actually remarkable how badly they've failed in every conceivable manner. Quite how these censored got to this position when I wouldn't trust them to run a car boot stall will forever be a mystery.

UTH

8,975 posts

179 months

Wednesday 24th April
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I may have asked before on here, but why did the Candy brother who was in the running fall out of contention? Lifelong Chelsea fan, presumably not a total idiot.....

TwigtheWonderkid

43,403 posts

151 months

Wednesday 24th April
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Riff Raff said:
Twig said:
We will also have to sell Gallagher and James at some point.
Given James's injury record, will we get top dollar for him?
Absolutely not. Could have been a £100m player, but I think I've heard figures around £40m being touted.

968

11,965 posts

249 months

Wednesday 24th April
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CT05 Nose Cone said:
968 said:
Congratulations to Boehly and Egbali. Truly magnificent way to run a club (into the ground).
This will be studied in business schools for decades to come, it's actually remarkable how badly they've failed in every conceivable manner. Quite how these censored got to this position when I wouldn't trust them to run a car boot stall will forever be a mystery.
It does prove that billionaires can actually be fking stupid. Look at these clowns and look at Musk

trackdemon

12,193 posts

262 months

Thursday 25th April
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968 said:
It does prove that billionaires can actually be fking stupid. Look at these clowns and look at Musk
Er, not sure the richest guy in the world is a great example of tomfoolery rofl

968

11,965 posts

249 months

Thursday 25th April
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trackdemon said:
968 said:
It does prove that billionaires can actually be fking stupid. Look at these clowns and look at Musk
Er, not sure the richest guy in the world is a great example of tomfoolery rofl
He’s a fking idiot. No matter how rich he is, he makes terrible decisions such as buying Twitter.

TEKNOPUG

18,971 posts

206 months

Thursday 25th April
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968 said:
trackdemon said:
968 said:
It does prove that billionaires can actually be fking stupid. Look at these clowns and look at Musk
Er, not sure the richest guy in the world is a great example of tomfoolery rofl
He’s a fking idiot. No matter how rich he is, he makes terrible decisions such as buying Twitter.
It's all paid for with loans and investments from other people. It's not like he wrote a cheque for $44bn from his savings account rofl

trackdemon

12,193 posts

262 months

Thursday 25th April
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968 said:
trackdemon said:
968 said:
It does prove that billionaires can actually be fking stupid. Look at these clowns and look at Musk
Er, not sure the richest guy in the world is a great example of tomfoolery rofl
He’s a fking idiot. No matter how rich he is, he makes terrible decisions such as buying Twitter.
I'll agree to disagree. You don't build several massively successful businesses if you're an idiot. But buying twitter does look like an absolute shambles of a decision so far.

aeropilot

34,666 posts

228 months

Thursday 25th April
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trackdemon said:
968 said:
trackdemon said:
968 said:
It does prove that billionaires can actually be fking stupid. Look at these clowns and look at Musk
Er, not sure the richest guy in the world is a great example of tomfoolery rofl
He’s a fking idiot. No matter how rich he is, he makes terrible decisions such as buying Twitter.
I'll agree to disagree. You don't build several massively successful businesses if you're an idiot.
He comes from an extremley wealthy South African family that made a fortune out of exploitation in the African gem mining industry - he's not exactly a self-made billionaire. And if you delve into his 'businesses' he's not exactly the stellar businessman he and all his fawning followers make out.
On top of which he's an utter ****




968

11,965 posts

249 months

Thursday 25th April
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The point is that billionaire businessman are not necessarily making the best decisions when it comes to running football club and these two clowns may just have destroyed Chelsea entirely.

bodhi

10,540 posts

230 months

Thursday 25th April
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That old "extremely dodgy" billionaire businessman we had running the show up until a couple of years ago didn't do too badly.

Shame the structure he put in place around player recruitment was replaced with someone reading Sky Sports gossip column and buying anyone mentioned....