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It's time we get SENT-BACK from the Champions league to learn proper football.
Carrick football is not working again😤
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🚨🔵 Chelsea are reportedly considering spending around £100 million on Alex Scott, but would that really be the smartest move?
With midfield and defensive reinforcements needed, should Chelsea go for Alex Scott, or would it be wiser to approach Arsenal for Martín Zubimendi and Piero Hincapié, with the two reportedly costing around £100 million?
Which option would strengthen Chelsea more? Drop your opinion. 👇
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EVEN FIFA WOULD HAVE GIVEN CHELSEA THAT PENALTY!
Cole Palmer was clearly brought down during Chelsea's clash with Sunderland, yet the referee waved play on and VAR refused to intervene.
What makes the decision even more frustrating is that Sunderland were awarded a penalty at the other end just minutes later.
So Chelsea get nothing, but Sunderland get a spot-kick?
How are Chelsea supposed to trust these decisions?
Was this another case of inconsistent refereeing, or did VAR get it right?
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What if Moisés Caicedo is actually the temporary defensive solution Chelsea have been searching for?
His performance at centre-back against Sunderland was impressive. He looked composed, physically strong, disciplined and surprisingly comfortable in that position.
Chelsea are struggling in physical defensive battles, and Caicedo offers something different. His reading of danger, strength in duels and ability to adjust his body position could make him a useful option at the back.
I'm not suggesting we permanently sacrifice one of the best defensive midfielders in the league. But until January, could playing him at centre-back help stabilise this defence?
Sometimes the solution is already inside the squad.
Would you trust Caicedo at centre-back for the next few games, or is moving him out of midfield a mistake?
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Let's be honest, Chelsea fans: is Xabi Alonso really the problem, or are we already looking for another manager to blame?
Every manager deserves to be judged on results, performances, tactical decisions and the ability to improve players. But constantly changing managers without addressing the deeper problems will only keep Chelsea going in circles.
At the same time, a big club cannot afford to wait forever when performances and results aren't good enough.
So here's the question:
If you were Chelsea's owner today, would you give Xabi Alonso more time or sack him and bring in someone else?
And if you want him gone, who exactly would you trust to do a better job?
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Bruno Fernandez has to be happy reporting to the international break where he can find happiness after Manchester United dealt with his mental health. Do you know what it means for him being the captain that led united to relegation zone before international break in November?
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🚨 NAPOLI COULD BE FACING A COSTLY DECISION OVER SCOTT MCTOMINAY: PAY WHAT HE WANTS OR RISK LOSING ONE OF THEIR MOST IMPORTANT PLAYERS! 🤯
Contract negotiations have reportedly stalled, with McTominay seeking a significant salary increase as Napoli attempt to extend his deal from 2028 to 2030.
The financial gap is substantial. Napoli reportedly want a performance-related package, while the midfielder's camp are pushing for wages of up to £6.8m annually after tax.
And there is a bigger issue for Napoli than the money.
McTominay has become a hugely influential figure since arriving from Manchester United. Losing him would mean replacing not just a midfielder, but a player who has delivered goals, physical presence and an important contribution to their success.
Aston Villa and Manchester United reportedly enquired in the summer, while Real Madrid and AC Milan are also being linked with interest.
A fee of around £21m to £26m would make him an attractive opportunity for several clubs, although a January departure is not confirmed.
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You never win 1 Epl match in a row but you want 100k likes😄😄
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Guy’s do we all agree that Davita Zlatan she’s more pretty and attractive than Chioma Davido right.🤔
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After Manchester United beat Arsenal in January, Amad Diallo mocked an Arsenal fan, claiming corners were our only hope. 🫣
Fast-forward to today:
Arsenal are Premier League champions.🏆
Manchester United are battling near the relegation zone. 🤐
Amad is still waiting for his first goal for United.
Football has a funny way of reminding people to stay humble. 😂❤️
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Only one Mikel Arteta! 🙌❤️
The patience Arsenal have shown Mikel Arteta is something you rarely see in modern football.
When Arteta took over from Unai Emery, Arsenal were struggling and far from where a club of their stature should be.
He was relatively inexperienced, having served as Pep Guardiola’s assistant at Manchester City, but he had a clear vision of what he wanted to build.
From day one, Arteta established his standards, made difficult decisions and moved on players who didn't fit into his plans.
That was the foundation of the famous “Trust the Process” mantra.
Fast-forward to today, and Arsenal are once again competing at the highest level of football.
The transformation is undeniable, and the club has a clear identity, ambition and direction.
The Champions League trophy remains the ultimate prize, and I genuinely believe Arteta has what it takes to bring it to the Emirates. It's only a matter of time.
Dear Gooners, this man deserves our appreciation, respect and support. He is building something special. ❤️
And what a time to be alive, especially when a certain Manchester club is reportedly considering sacking the very manager they once believed could turn their season around! 🤣🤣
One man. One vision. One Arsenal. Trust Mikel Arteta! ❤️💪
