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Cheatski are still scum
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WillWeEverBeGoodAgain
Johnny nice-tits
WillWeEverBeGoodAgain
Johnny nice-tits
DeanoAustin
Cecil Poynton
This guy will be lucky to see the end of the season. Sounds like he’s trying to convince himself and coming up with a whole load of flimflamology that isn’t going to wash with multi millionaire players.
Gonna enjoy watching this one crash and burn.
Gonna enjoy watching this one crash and burn.
afsoc4life
Paul Stalteri
I feel a soft spot for Liam... A pity he is at Chelsea. I wish him well except when he comes up against Spurs.
I also think Rosenior seems a decent bloke, but will only wish him well once he has left/been sacked from those muppets! (with his massive payoff).
WillWeEverBeGoodAgain
Johnny nice-tits
Kandi1977
Teddy Sheringham
Paints himself as some sort of football 'know it all' professor. Hope he fails miserably!
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Nayim
What nom de guerre does he use on here?
No different to a lot of posters on here then
Know little about him, but remember when I watched the Championship a lot on Sky a few years ago and he was a main pundit he came across as extremely knowledgeable. The fact he has gone on to coach successfully enough to get the Chelsea job suggests he knows a thing or two....
jts1882
Edgar Davids
Maybe he can help Boehly build the new stadium on the cheap.
jts1882
Edgar Davids
Imagine if they had competent leadership. They also had Salah and De Bruyne on the books at some time.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Chelsea’s £1bn talent factory now playing for their rivals
Defender’s switch from Crystal Palace is latest example of players developed at Cobham academy becoming key men for their rivals
www.telegraph.co.uk
Chelsea academy products now at rival Premier League clubs
- Emirates Marketing Project Marc Guehi (£40m in accumulated fees), Nathan Ake (£60m)
- Saudi Sportswashing Machine Lewis Hall (£28.6m), Tino Livramento (£55m)
- Tottenham Conor Gallagher (£71m), Dominic Solanke (£74m)
- Arsenal Declan Rice (£105m)
- Manchester United Mason Mount (£60m)
- Aston Villa Ian Maatsen (£40m), Samuel Illing-Junior (£13.7m)
- Nottingham Forest Callum Hudson-Odoi (£3m), Ola Aina (£11m), Omari Hutchinson (£59m)
- Crystal Palace Eddie Nketiah (£26m)
- Burnley Armando Broja (£24m), Bashir Humphreys (£12m)
- Sunderland Bertrand Traore (£29m)
Chelsea academy products owned by foreign clubs
- AC Milan Fikayo Tomori (£31m), Ruben Loftus-Cheek (£16m)
- Bayern Munich Michael Olise (£54m)
- Napoli Billy Gilmour (£20m)
- Fiorentina Tariq Lamptey (£6.2m)
- Nice Jeremie Boga (£43m)
- Besiktas Tammy Abraham (£50m)