Last time that happened they won the Champions League.
Even Barcelona being broke is doing wonders for our squad, as we're forced to go back to our Masia.
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Last time that happened they won the Champions League.
Even Barcelona being broke is doing wonders for our squad, as we're forced to go back to our Masia.
Next year will probably be when Osimhen goes up for sale and Chelsea is absolutely one of the clubs who needs a striker and can outspend us.
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Manchester United players turn on Erik ten Hag over treatment of Jadon Sancho and Harry Maguire
Exclusive: It is understood a number of players have privately not agreed with Ten Hag's strict approach though there are loyalists in squad
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Ahh were back to this part of the cycle. The players leak shit to get the manager fired. ETH will lose his job and we'll be back in this same spot in 2025 with whoever replaces him. f*** this shit I'm out.Manchester United players turn on Erik ten Hag over treatment of Jadon Sancho and Harry Maguire
Exclusive: It is understood a number of players have privately not agreed with Ten Hag's strict approach though there are loyalists in squad
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with fancy sauce
Rangnick was right when he said they needed basically an entire roster overhaul.
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hatterson
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The issue wasn’t saying ETH was a dick, the issue was acting like he was to blame for Sancho given Sancho’s repeated history of issues at every single stop in his career.
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They need some time and stability so this wouldn't even be a bad thing. Bought a lot of young very talented players as a project, and a transfer ban at least makes the excuse of having to play and develop them properly.
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Premier League referee demoted to Championship as Howard Webb makes bold move
PGMOL are in charge of refereeing in the Premier League and have responded to an error made during the last round of fixtures by demoting one of their biggest officials
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He's botched countless "big" games so a weekend or two demotion hardly seems like enough.
hatterson
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TBH this is an atrocious decision.Premier League referee demoted to Championship as Howard Webb makes bold move
PGMOL are in charge of refereeing in the Premier League and have responded to an error made during the last round of fixtures by demoting one of their biggest officials
He's botched countless "big" games so a weekend or two demotion hardly seems like enough.
There’s no real issue with Taylor giving it live. Live it 100% looked like he caught him good.
The issue is with the VAR not sending him for review. So instead of the VAR getting demoted, instead the VAR is fine and Taylor is demoted.
Not saying he’s been great. But demoting him while leaving other in place who were far more at fault for the decision that prompted it absolutely does not increase quality or confidence in officials.
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hatterson
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“Hopefully I can stay at Chelsea until I die”
Pretty morbid of him to wish he dies within a year.
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Premier League referee demoted to Championship as Howard Webb makes bold move
PGMOL are in charge of refereeing in the Premier League and have responded to an error made during the last round of fixtures by demoting one of their biggest officials
He's botched countless "big" games so a weekend or two demotion hardly seems like enough.
hatterson
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I don’t really see much of an issue with that decision.
The defender interferes with the attackers ability to take the shot. It’s not a ton of contact, but it 100% affects the shot. Just because he still gets a shot off, doesn’t mean it wasn’t a foul.
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Well either way, after his demotion, he’s back this weekend doing City x Chelsea. But yeah, let’s give demoted refs important games.
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Richarlison to have pelvic surgery, been hurt for 8 months
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Richarlison set for surgery on pelvic injury
Tottenham Hotspur forward Richarlison has confirmed to ESPN Brasil he will "soon" undergo surgery on his pelvis.
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I would say a game whose results have a big say on who finishes the week in 1st place is an important game.
It’s not like they are scheduling ref assignments out weeks in advance. The guy just got demoted and City vs Chelsea is certainly a high stakes game. Yes we can say all games matter if we want to be pedantic about it, but there’s no reason to bring back a guy whose performances have not been good to a fixture like that.
I mean West Ham is playing Forest; about as mid table as it gets right now. That’s probably a more appropriate fixture to bring a guy coming of demotion back into. In my opinion at least. Not exactly like he called an immaculate game in the Championship either. Do you think there is a more important/more high profile game than this during the upcoming Matchweek? This is the prime time game; which is the last one before the international break too. This will probably have the highest viewership too; which we also could use to say this is important
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Feels very much a situation that in hockey would result in a penalty shot as well.
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Guys Savant's posts are making sense to me, should I be concerned?
