Kaymighty
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Kaymighty
@Kaymighty_
Unity, faith and progress
Lagos, Nigeria Katılım Kasım 2019
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🎙️Chelsea fans, £117m on Morgan Rogers doesn’t prove the project is real.
It proves the project is exactly what we’ve been saying it is.
This club just agreed to pay Aston Villa £117m for a 23-year-old attacker. Xabi Alonso was instrumental. 6+1 year deal. Medical Monday. Big signing. Big noise. Same story.
Meanwhile:
Andrey Santos was developed here, raised his value, and was sold to Manchester United for £50m before he could become important.
Marc Cucurella became one of the few reliable senior voices and left for Real Madrid.
Malo Gusto is being linked away.
Trevoh Chalobah has attracted interest.
Enzo Fernández’s future is still a conversation, even after Alonso said he wants to keep him.
The Xhaka pursuit got rejected by Sunderland.
No European football next season.
But yes, tell me again how dropping £117m on another young, high-ceiling forward answers the actual questions.
This isn’t building. This is the same pattern dressed up as progress.
You develop the young ones just enough to make them sellable.
You spend big on the exciting attacking profiles that create headlines and “big club” noise.
You let the experienced voices and the spine become discussions.
You call it vision. You call it a new era. You repeat.
Alonso knew this model before he signed. He knew the churn. He knew the lack of permanence. He knew the sporting directors were running the same recruitment philosophy. He signed anyway. Now he’s the credible face putting his name on the £117m attacking signing while the questions about who actually stays and who the team is built around remain unanswered.
Morgan Rogers might be excellent. He might develop into exactly the player they hope he becomes. That’s not the point.
The point is that a club that has spent over a billion pounds in four years and finished 10th doesn’t get to silence every criticism with another expensive forward before it explains what the spine looks like on September 1st if Enzo goes, if Gusto follows, and if the left-back and holding midfield situations aren’t resolved.
Spending money was never the argument.
Treating almost everyone as eventually discussable while dropping £117m on the next shiny attacker is.
That’s not a project.
That’s just better marketing on the same model.
#CFC



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Emmanuel Petit on Chelsea signing Morgan Rogers for a reported £117m.
🗣️ “I have nothing against Morgan Rogers, but £117 million is an absurd fee. Chelsea have completely lost their sense of value in the transfer market.”
“This is exactly why clubs can’t negotiate properly anymore. The moment Chelsea show interest, the price doubles because everyone knows they’ll eventually pay it. They’re making life harder not only for themselves but for every club trying to do smart business.”
“Chelsea keep behaving as though spending the most money automatically makes them the smartest club. It doesn’t. If anything, it tells selling clubs they can demand whatever they like and Chelsea will probably agree.”
“Morgan Rogers is now carrying a £117 million price tag before proving himself consistently at the very highest level. That’s unfair on the player, and Chelsea created that pressure all by themselves.”
“I’ve played at the highest level, and I know expectations inside a club like Chelsea. For that kind of money, supporters won’t accept excuses or patience. They’ll expect world-class performances every single week.”
“If these figures are true, Chelsea haven’t won the transfer they’ve handed Aston Villa one of the best pieces of business in years. Spending more than everyone else isn’t a sign of strength. Sometimes it’s a sign you’ve negotiated badly.”

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@itzelfklein Barco will get his time due to his versatility but I fear for Gitten
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🚨🔵 CONFIRMED: Two Chelsea players already have a problem under Xabi Alonso... and neither of them expected it.
I was hoping this wasn't the direction things were heading, but the deeper you look into Chelsea's transfer activity, the harder it becomes to ignore the pattern. This isn't about talent because both players have plenty of it. It's about fit, and right now, fit might be their biggest enemy.
Jamie Gittens doesn't surprise me. Alonso has never been the biggest fan of traditional touchline wingers. His wide players usually drift inside, combine centrally and almost operate like attacking midfielders. Gittens is the complete opposite. He's a line-hugger who wants to isolate full-backs and attack from wide areas. That's probably why Chelsea have spent so much of this summer chasing Morgan Rogers, a player whose profile naturally suits what Alonso wants far more.
The one that genuinely caught me off guard is Valentin Barco. For me, he's one of the most talented players at the club. He can play left-back, wing-back, defensive midfield or central midfield, exactly the type of versatility you'd expect Alonso to appreciate. But then you look at the names Chelsea keep chasing, Granit Xhaka, Adam Wharton, Alex Scott, Pep Chavarría. When you really deep it, every one of those signings closes another door on Barco's pathway.
That's what worries me. Not because I think Alonso doesn't rate him, but because I'm not convinced he knows exactly where he fits him. And if a manager is still searching for your best role while the club keeps buying players for those same positions, you're already fighting an uphill battle.
Hope isn't lost though. Pre-season could change everything. One strong summer, one impressive run in training, one performance that forces Alonso to rethink his plans, that's all Barco needs. I'm a huge fan of his, and I genuinely hope he grabs that opportunity because I'd hate to see another elite talent slip away simply because the system never truly found room for him.
Which situation concerns you more under Alonso, Gittens or Barco, and do you think pre-season can still change everything?
@richmoneymak22
#KleinCFC #CFC #Chelsea


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At 25, I bought my first piece of land. At 27, I became a landlady. Today, I’ve completed another milestone, a modern 5-unit, 2-bedroom apartment project.
It’s fully gated, tiled, fenced, has a borehole and sits on a spacious compound.
The best part? Within one week of completion, every apartment was occupied. No vacancies.
I’m truly grateful for this journey. Congratulations to me. 🎉
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Tonight, our nation has reason to give thanks.
The children and teachers abducted by Ansaru terrorists in Oyo State have been rescued by our security forces, alive and unharmed. No ransom was paid. No concession was made.
I salute every officer and operative whose courage, discipline, and professionalism made this possible.
To those who seek to spread fear through terror, know that the Nigerian state will pursue you relentlessly. We will protect our people, defend our communities, and never relent until peace and security prevail across our country.
BOLA AHMED TINUBU
President & Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces
Federal Republic of Nigeria
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This is too heavy and heartbreaking beyond words 💔😭 3 kids gone just like that 💔💔
Do you remember Amarachi Promise Esomonu, the woman who lost her three children in Port Harcourt in one devastating moment?
Today is their burial. 🕊️
According to reports, the children were outside playing when a young lady, allegedly being taught how to drive by her boyfriend, lost control and crashed into their home.
All three innocent children died on the spot.
My heart goes out to Amarachi and her family during this unimaginable time. May God grant them strength, comfort, and healing.
May the souls of these precious children rest in perfect peace. 🕊️💔




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🚨🔵 𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆: Xabi Alonso has reportedly convinced Aurélien Tchouaméni to join Chelsea. 👀💙
Chelsea are expected to submit a formal bid, while Manchester United remain interested in the French midfielder. 🇫🇷
Chelsea fans, would you take Tchouaméni over any other midfield target this summer? 🤔👇
(Source: Football365) #CFC


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Chelsea fans, hear me out!
We’ve got Maxence Lacroix coming in as our first-choice centre-back, and that’s an excellent signing. But Chelsea shouldn’t stop there. We need proper depth, and I genuinely believe Mbekezeli Mbokazi should be brought in as Lacroix’s backup this summer. At just 20 years old, he’s already shown he belongs at the highest level after playing every single minute for South Africa at the 2026 World Cup.
What does Mbokazi bring? A physical monster who relishes every duel and rarely loses battles. He reads the game exceptionally well, makes huge goal-line clearances, and always seems to be in the right place at the right time. He’s left-footed, comfortable on the ball, and already possesses natural leadership qualities after becoming the youngest captain in Orlando Pirates’ history. Most importantly, he has that no-nonsense defender mentality, he clears everything in his path and never shies away from a challenge.
Even if he arrives as Lacroix’s backup, Chelsea would be adding one of the brightest young defenders in world football. He has all the attributes to develop into a top-class Premier League centre-back, and under Xabi Alonso’s guidance, I genuinely believe he’ll become one of the best defenders in England. This is exactly the kind of young, hungry, high-potential profile Chelsea should be targeting. Who else wants to see Mbokazi in blue?


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Dear @SenRemiTinubu, I have started roasted agbado business as instructed by you. I used my certificates to lit up the fire.
Do well to ensure bandits do not attack me on my way to farm, do well to ensure price of transportation doesn’t run me out of business. Lastly, while you and governor’s wives cruise in the exotic cars you shared, please stop by and buy my corn.


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At the 2022 World Cup, Argentina were set to face Brazil in the semi-final. They just needed to beat the Netherlands. FIFA informed the Netherlands that they'd be permitted some drama, but they had to lose by whatever means to Argentina. Argentina led 2-0, pretended to lose concentration and it went to 2-2. But Argentina had been arranged to win anyway.
FIFA quietly informed Brazil that they had to lose to Croatia. That is how Argentina ended up playing Croatia instead. In that game, FIFA instructed Croatia to fold completely. They duly collapsed 3-0.
For the final, FIFA informed France they had to lose by at least two goals. It was becoming too obvious though, so FIFA told the referee to manufacture two penalties for France to make it look competitive.
Kylian Mbappé's hat-trick was authorised. Kolo Muani's one-on-one miss in the final minute of extra time was not an accident. Why do you think France didn't ban him from playing football after that miss? He was wearing a secret earpiece. FIFA called him directly and told him not to score, because a 4-3 France win would have blown the whole operation.
During the penalty shootout, France were permitted to score exactly one of their first three. FIFA did not want Argentina needing a fifth penalty; too much drama, too much risk of someone going off-script.
Africa also had its share of the arrangement. FIFA contacted Portugal and informed them they had to lose to Morocco to guarantee African representation in the semi-finals. Why do you think Cristiano Ronaldo was weeping? He could not believe his own teammates had agreed to the terms.
The evidence is everywhere. You just have to be willing to see it.
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@LifeOfBoch None of them have goals than Frank Lampard and he didn't make the list
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@QasimOdetara @GboyegaOyetola @OyebamijiBola Congratulations to FAS
Thank you APC
Thank so much to all our leaders
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Congratulations to my friend FAS on his emergence as the APC flagbearer for Obokun State Constituency in Osun State.
Thank you @GboyegaOyetola @OyebamijiBola


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