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@Glethil

PRIDE OF LONDON 💙💙

Katılım Mart 2016
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ja nie chcę nikogo obrazić itd ale mnie przeraża, że typy 25 lat wyglądają jak po 40 roku życia…. profil tam to jakaś ich autoprezentacja, a oni sobie dodają zdjęcia z filtrem diabełka na snapie xd a opisy nie są wcale lepsze
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MGK@me_ron24·
@Glethil @UTDTrey Disagree. Footballs currency is trophies and that’s what ppl look at when discussing the legacy of a player and among many factors that drives up their value. No one says you didn’t play so don’t deserve to be called a champion. Surely, was rated enough to be called up
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Łowca Dusz
Łowca Dusz@Lowca_Dusz·
@brunek_cfc Żeby ten cymbal nam atmosfery nie zepsuł w drużynie. Dlatego lepiej go wyjebać jak najszybciej do Strasburga.
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new dominated era@newdominatedera·
@chelssufferer just admit chelshit is tinpot club who bought success & build legacy by cheating 74 charges under roman era similar like mancheaty tinpot club bought success by cheating 115 charges under mansour both club are tinpot club won nothing without cheating 74 charges & 115 charges🫵
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🎸 #WORLDCHAMPS
🎸 #WORLDCHAMPS@chelssufferer·
We’re back ladies and gentlemen.
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Kevinho@usmntbiz·
@JacobsBen @talkSPORT There is just envy, because what they ALL want more than anything, is To NEVER see the #usmnt be great 🏆 Doing this would change ⚽ forever... We would win several world cups if Everyone agreed with Infantino. I'm not sure what the rules are But I oppose #spain opposition
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Ben Jacobs@JacobsBen·
🚨 BREAKING: FIFA senior advisor Carlos Cordeiro has quit over Gianni Infantino’s FFE plans. As revealed on @talkSPORT last night, Infantino has lost support from his inner circle. 🗣️ Cordeiro: “As a Senior Advisor to the FIFA President, a former banker, and a lifelong football fan, I cannot stand by while FIFA considers selling a stake in the World Cup. “Let me be clear: I had no involvement in this proposal, and I oppose it unequivocally. It is a bad deal for FIFA's Member Associations, a bad deal for football, and a bad deal for the long-term future of the game.”
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Jj Święcicki@swiety_swiety·
Chelsea zapłaciła za Mudryka 62 mln funtów, ale media i kibice innych drużyn wymyślili sobie, że 100 mln - i dziś większość osób serio w to wierzy xd
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MGK@me_ron24·
@Glethil @UTDTrey Referring to this WC. The point is, If France had won, would N’golo not have been a WC winner just because he was on benched
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mr_iklerz@mr_iklerz·
@Abdimasprime1 @CarefreeLewisG Still cheated self reporting don’t make it better Everton have every right to be annoyed considering their breach was due to the new stadium rather then offshore payments to players to get them to sign
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Mr.Sympatic@MrSympatic·
@MateuszMerta Wincej socjalu, wincej..... Bo pieniadze pochodzą z drukarek przecież, a nie z pracy!
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Mateusz Merta 🇵🇱
Mateusz Merta 🇵🇱@MateuszMerta·
W przeciwieństwie do niektórych od słynnej „komuny” Razem woli spoglądać na państwa takie jak Estonia, Finlandia, Szwecja, czy Chorwacja, które z sukcesem wdrożyły podobne rozwiązania.
Piotr Dukowski@piotr_dukowski

@MateuszMerta @mmzawisza Dlaczego wszystkie dzieci mają jeść bezpłatnie? Nawet za Komuny było kryterium dochodowe.

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MGK@me_ron24·
@UTDTrey Ballon dor is a personal achievement whereas titles are a team’s which Raya was a part of. If England had won, would maino not have been a WC winner? N’golo with France?
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EYE-WITNESS@EbereCFC·
If I were this guy, I would report to training earlier. He was not signed by Alonso. You are not that exceptional that ur position is guaranteed in the squad. You went to the world Cup, u were not used, So what are u still doing at home when u have a career to build 🤔
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🎙️Let me say what will make the optimists, the Copiumist uncomfortable and the honest fans nod. Danny Welbeck and Jordan Henderson is not proof that BlueCo have changed. They are proof that Alonso identified a problem so basic, so obvious, that even this ownership couldn’t ignore it cheaply. The issue was never the system or the tactics. It was the floor. Chelsea’s dressing room had no floor. No senior voice telling a 20-year-old how to act when the team is losing at half-time. No experienced presence setting standards in training when the result does not matter but the habits do. No player whose career has had enough failure and recovery to give the others context. Welbeck gives a floor. Henderson gives a floor. Lacroix organises a line and gives a floor. That is what these signings are. Floor installations. And this is the key point people keep missing: experience is not a vision. It is a tool. Experience for what exactly? These players are not here to lead the project. They are here to support the assets. To stabilise the environment around Palmer, Caicedo, Palestra, Quenda, Joao Pedro, the long-contract, appreciating-value, resale-model players. Welbeck and Henderson are scaffolding. The building is still the same building. And the building still does not know what it stands for. Look at the window before the celebrations started. Cucurella, proven, senior, one of the most reliable performers for two seasons, sold to Real Madrid for £47m. Andrey Santos, developed across three loan spells, raised to £50m value, sold to Manchester United. Enzo Fernandez, vice-captain, 15 goals and 7 assists, publicly backed by Alonso, still priced at £120m with no confirmed replacement. Then Chelsea signed Welbeck, Henderson and Lacriox and the timeline erupted. Let me be absolutely direct about what that reaction reveals. If Cucurella’s sale did not outrage you, but Welbeck’s and Henderson’s arrival excites you, you are not watching a football evolution. You are watching asset smoothing and calling it ambition. One departure cost the club something real. Two arrivals that costs almost nothing. And the fanbase celebrated the arrival louder than it mourned the departure. That asymmetry is not accidental. It is manufactured. The graphics drop. The here we go lands. The timeline fills. And within 48 hours, the harder conversation is buried. BlueCo did not just buy a recruitment model. They bought a content calendar. And they know exactly how to run it. The ownership are the same. Same people. Same model. Same calculations. What changed is Alonso gave them a football reason for a cheap adjustment that improves the environment around their assets without them sacrificing flexibility, wage discipline, or resale control. Both sides got what they wanted. Again. So the only thing I am watching now is the next difficult decision. Not Welbeck. Not Henderson. Not Lacroix. Not any signing that costs BlueCo nothing structurally. But this. The moment a serious club comes for Palmer with real money. The moment Caicedo’s camp picks up the phone. The moment keeping a player requires BlueCo to choose football continuity over asset management. That test will soon arrived yet again. Every easy decision has been made. Every cheap stabiliser has been signed But until that test comes again and this ownership chooses the spine, chooses football continuity over asset management in a moment when asset management is genuinely tempting, like Cucurella, and now Enzo Fernandez nothing has structurally changed. The floor has been raised. The ceiling is still owned by the spreadsheet. And no amount of Welbeck, Henderson graphics changes that. 💙 #CFC
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🎙️I want to be honest about what is, and what isn’t. Chelsea are now being seriously linked again with experienced players, this time Danny Welbeck, Jordan Henderson. And some fans are saying things are different now. Not different in the way the copium brigade means. Not “project is fixed, trust the process, big club behaviour” different. Different in a specific, narrow way that’s worth saying clearly. Alonso has apparently looked at this squad and identified something that four years of recruitment somehow missed entirely. Talent was never the problem. Chelsea have Palmer. They have Caicedo. They have Joao Pedro. They have Acheampong. They have Palestra and Quenda arriving. They are not short of footballers with ability. What they are short of is adults. Players who have been in a relegation battle. Players who know how to manage a game when it’s 1-0 in the 87th minute and the opposition is pressing. Players who a 19-year-old in his first Premier League season can look at and understand what professional looks like daily. Henderson is 35. Welbeck is 35. Xhaka is 35. Stones is 32. None of these are “high upside prospects.” None of them have long term resale value. None of them fit the develop-and-flip profile this ownership has operated with since 2022. And that is precisely why they are different. Because if these signings happen they represent something we haven’t seen from this ownership before. Not a revolution. Not an abandonment of the financial model. But an acknowledgement not publicly though, but however reluctant, that the model produced a dressing room so young and so leaderless that even the talent inside it couldn’t function consistently. Alonso apparently told them: I will work within your financial framework. But I need adults in the room, I need stabilizers. That is a meaningful sentence. It’s will be the first evidence if they are signed, that the new manager’s voice is shaping something real rather than just being attached to the signings that were already happening anyway. But here is where I have to stay honest. Because honesty is what this account has always been about. This is a recruitment adjustment. Not a model change. Simultaneously, Santos is sold. Cucurella is gone. Chalobah is available. Enzo is still on the market. The wage structure remains rigid. The long contracts go to young players whose value can appreciate. The experienced arrivals are inexpensive, short-term, and won’t block the asset pipeline. That is not a club that has changed what it values. That is a club that has hired a manager smart enough to say “I can work within the model but I need this one correction.” And BlueCo said yes because saying yes costs them almost nothing. Just like keeping Thiago Silva costs nothing but brought leadership and stability at that time. Henderson and Welbeck combined probably cost less than eight weeks of Enzo Fernandez’s wages. None of these break the financial framework. All of them give Alonso something to work with. The model survives. The model always survives. So where does that leave us? Here. Exactly here. Watching for the one thing that will tell us whether anything structurally changed or whether this was just the most intelligent version of the same story. The next difficult decision. Not the easy ones. Not signing Danny Welbeck. The difficult one. The moment a big club comes for Palmer with £150m. The moment Caicedo’s agent calls Madrid. The moment a player threatens to break the wage structure. The moment keeping someone costs BlueCo something real. That decision, that single decision, will tell us more about this club’s direction than every Romano update this summer combined. Because recruitment adjustments are easy to make when they’re cheap. Football continuity over asset management is only a real choice when asset management is genuinely tempting. We haven’t seen that choice yet. And that choice separates ambition from mediocrity. 💙 #CFC

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rom.witk@WitkRom·
@Glethil @Mackam19 Nigdzie. Ale to ani trochę nie zmienia faktu, że samo doświadczenie chuja daje, jeśli ktoś nie dowozi umiejętnościami na boisku. I to już można w 100% odnieść także do obecnego Hendersona.
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Kamil@Mackam19·
Tak ogólnie to bawi mnie nagła zmiana strategii, gdzie wcześniej wypychano staruchow a teraz sie sciaga dwóch naraz xd welbeck jakby okej ale henderson to przesada, i teraz czekam tylko aż sie okaze, że sobie xabi nie sciaga motywatora tylko dziabko będzie minuty mlodzikom kradl
Nizaar Kinsella@NizaarKinsella

🚨Jordan Henderson has permission to leave Brentford on a free transfer. The 36-year-old midfielder is advancing his talks with Chelsea. bbc.com/sport/football…

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