Infernostew
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im going to say something dirty...
come on Chelsea!
i support Man Utd by the way.
Same and I kinda hate myself for it.
im going to say something dirty...
come on Chelsea!
i support Man Utd by the way.
Future Real player yeeaaaahh 🙄
Lovely stuff.
Still 5 points away after Sunderland which is annoying, but much better deficit than 6 that's for sure. Hopefully Coutinho's return will get us fired up over the month so we're top form for Pool V. Chelsea.
Thank you Spurs. Feels like 1 point gained than 2 points lost now. Just need to beat United and Chelsea and we should be alright. Hope Chelsea pulls a City now.
Should be back for the Utd game I guess?
Still fucked...Former Olympiakos manager Marco Silva has been confirmed as Hull City's new manager.
The 39-year-old Portuguese has signed until the end of the season at the KCOM Stadium.
He replaces Mike Phelan who was sacked on Tuesday with the Tigers bottom of the Premier League.
Silva left the Greek side in the summer and had previously been linked with managerial vacancies at Championship sides Wolves and Nottingham Forest.
Would be great if Hendo, Coutinho and Matip all are fit against Man Utd.
So what are peoples mid-seasons thoughts on their teams?
Man City: The pre-season analysis of the players was apt, the system works looking at the stats but there are areas where the players have been piss poor, lack of authority at the back, the ability to build up from the back and going into attack with substance. I really like Fernandinho but he is no deep-laying playmaker of the quality required, Yaya is doing a good job filling that role due to the quality of his short and long game and actually running again but this needs addressing but not necessary the most important at the moment. Our wingers don't have the creativity or the accuracy required and make far too many stupid decisions, oh and Aguero has been mostly shit. The season has been alright so far but the problems are too visible and in many cases were present last season.
So this introduction to Photoshop by Everton wasn't just a Summer thing.
Fonte has handed in a transfer request
I feel like this pretty much rules out van Dijk moving in this window.Fonte has handed in a transfer request
I feel like this pretty much rules out van Dijk moving in this window.
Midfielder John Mikel Obi has left Chelsea to join Chinese Super League side Tianjin TEDA.
The 29-year-old Nigerian has played 372 times for Chelsea since joining in 2006 but has not featured this season.
He said it had been "an honour" to play for the Stamford Bridge club but it was time to "seek a new challenge".
Mikel has won two Premier League titles, four FA Cups and the 2012 Champions League during his time at Stamford Bridge.
"I haven't featured as much this season as I would have liked and I still have many years in the game ahead of me," Mikel wrote on Twitter in a message to Chelsea fans.
"With this in mind, I feel now is the time to seek a new challenge.
"I'm delighted to be joining Tianjin TEDA FC at a time that the Chinese Super League is really taking off, and I look forward to helping Tianjin TEDA FC continue to grow.
"To play in the Premier League is every professional player's ambition.
"But to play for Chelsea, to become part of the Chelsea family to work with some of the best managers and players in the world, has truly been an honour.
Mikel is the second Chelsea player to move to the Chinese Super League in recent weeks following Oscar's transfer to Shanghai SIPG.
China's chief sports governing body has announced plans to cap the big spending of Chinese Super League clubs.
The league's current pre-season transfer window is set to break records in the wake of Oscar's £60m move to Shanghai SIPG from Chelsea and Shanghai Shenhua's £40m capture of Carlos Tevez.
The Argentina striker has reportedly signed a deal worth £310,000 a week.
A spokesperson for China's General Administration of Sport said clubs in the country were "burning money".
The spokesperson added that the government body would "strengthen examination and supervision of clubs' financial affairs, progressively control clubs' expenditures on first-team players and ensure favourable financial conditions".
In December, Cristiano Ronaldo's agent Jorge Mendes claimed the player was offered an £85m annual salary after an unnamed Chinese club approached Real Madrid with a £250m bid.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger and Chelsea counterpart Antonio Conte are among the leading figures to have expressed concern about players being lured to China because of the financial benefits.
The 2017 Chinese Super League campaign begins in March and finishes in November.
I disagree with this. While I agree that the challenge was definitely not a red card, Feghouli still made a lunging tackle which could've easily given Jones a bit of a knock. It's not like he was claiming studs up and was carted off the pitch. While it's nice that the FA overturned the ban, I feel like they shouldn't have since it was definitely a foul deserving of a yellow card in my opinion. Overturning a red means that there was absolutely no foul committed, which there was.As a United fan I will say Jones, your handbag was found and can be collected at lost property. Cannot stand players feigning injury to get other players sent off/booked. Glad the FA had some balls and oveturned Feghouli's red. However in general referees/linesmen had one hell of a Christmas period with decisions.
is he out of contract in the summer? if not then lol that's some cheeky shit.West Ham bid 3mil for Snodgrass haha, cheeky bastards
is he out of contract in the summer? if not then lol that's some cheeky shit.
he still has 18 months to go apparently, got to admire West Ham's strategy this month of just tossing out derisory bids that won't be accepted left right and centre.Ohhh, didn't think of that actually, might be
It's an improvement on bidding 6mil for 35 year old, Judas cunts.West Ham bid 3mil for Snodgrass haha, cheeky bastards
I disagree with this. While I agree that the challenge was definitely not a red card, Feghouli still made a lunging tackle which could've easily given Jones a bit of a knock. It's not like he was claiming studs up and was carted off the pitch. While it's nice that the FA overturned the ban, I feel like they shouldn't have since it was definitely a foul deserving of a yellow card in my opinion. Overturning a red means that there was absolutely no foul committed, which there was.
lmao, I hope they carry on doing this for all their transfersSo this introduction to Photoshop by Everton wasn't just a Summer thing.
he still has 18 months to go apparently, got to admire West Ham's strategy this month of just tossing out derisory bids that won't be accepted left right and centre.