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Let me be frank with you guys: if you are among those who believed that some spiritual breeze was going to be released by 9 p.m. across the southwest or you were part of those who helped to spread the propaganda, you are a very stupid person with the brain capacity of a zombie.

@JBigdolph Nothing dey happen..I dey outside..my popsi don call me tire😆

There’s a news circulation all over Ibadan to be at home before 9pm because there is something that is going to happen.

✍️ I'm not someone who minces words or is afraid to say his mind. If I want Enzo gone, I will say it boldly and repeatedly. Now, to clarify, I would 1000% keep Enzo under Alonso. He's going to be extremely important in many ways. But no, Enzo and Palmer as 10s will not give us the best out-of-possession balance and effective counter-press, which are massively important for Alonso. I don't think we should drop Enzo either; I believe the close proximity of Alonso's shape will hide his shortcomings in the pivot. Alonso allows the defensive line to be very close to the midfield, and the defenders are allowed to jump in and help the midfielders mark, press, and win second balls. For me, Enzo Caicedo as a pivot should be fine if the space between the lines is tight. Another reason we need a different profile as a 10 is to have someone who attacks and stretches the defense rather than a ball-to-feet player. Then, on his contract: personally, this shouldn't be a topic. Whether he signs or not, he still has six years left on his deal. That's a lot. What's the rush? I want him to extend if his demands are within the scope of the structure. If his demands will force the club to break the structure, it's not advisable. We shouldn't do that. Barcelona ran into financial issues because of overspending on wages and had to force players to take pay cuts or leave. They even turned down renewing Messi or taking him back from PSG. It helped them rebuild the squad, and they are still winning, while Real Madrid, who have the money to pay big salaries, are struggling. The point is, it's not just about money. Build a stable club, and they will improve what you are paying the players to match your earnings. Don't put yourself in trouble for any player, even if it's Messi. It's not worth it. A football team is much more than an individual. As to why Chelsea can't overpay now: PSR and FFP are regulations put in place to force teams to pay based on their paper revenue. Basically, you aren't allowed to pay more than you earn. Sign-on fees are amortized and spread over five years max, but every wage you pay goes straight into the annual expenditure. For example, a player on £300k a week is earning £15.6m annually; if he's earning £200k, his annual earnings drop to £10.4m. The club saves £5.4m on that player's wages per year. Multiply that by four or five players on such deals and see the difference. That difference is enough to break FFP or PSR. It's not something clubs can ignore until they become financially stable and also stable on the pitch. If you make the UCL every season, such fees won't be much of a problem. Also, there's the issue of the capacity of Stamford Bridge. We are currently earning way less than many big teams in the Premier League, and that includes Spurs. So, let me ask: with limited revenue, do we need to overpay and land in trouble? Obviously, it doesn't concern fans, but if we get to the point of a transfer ban and points deduction, it will concern everyone. Roman did it how he did it for us to enjoy success. I'm happy I had Roman as an owner—the best in the world—but we are not under him anymore, and the current owners don't want to cut corners, and rightly so. I believe we will be back. If Alonso, with his coaching, can help us find stability on the pitch and make better decisions, we will be back for real. Like Barcelona, we don’t need to pay more than we can afford to rebuild. We just need to be smart and make good decisions that will benefit the club and not individuals. Then we will be fine. It's a long read, but I had to be detailed. Anyone who wants to misinterpret or misunderstand me can go ahead. I have nothing more to add on both topics. Of course, this is my personal opinion. Well done if you read to the end. I appreciate that patience. 🤝

Ultimately, Xabi Alonso will decide Enzo Fernandez's future. If he feels he can find suitable replacement, he will let him go, if not he will insist on keeping him. Enzo Fernandez can't do much if Chelsea want to keep him. He still has a long-term contract. It's up to Xabi.

If you don’t want barco, I’m certain you don’t like football

A lot of people will eat their words next year. Lovely multi faceted squad player. Alonso will love his intelligence on and off the ball. Fans will appreciate his hunger and desire for the team.

@sparkliin There was agreement for this guy before Alonso came now...Which kin fan base be dis🤣

Are you sure Alonso did not agree to be a yes man to BlueCo?

@SirChucho Very good player

Case Dismissed….ALL RISE

@kofoworola__a Lol..why ya all pretending like there was no agreement before Alonso came🤣

“Xabi Alonso will have a say in the transfer dealings” Meanwhile they are about to sanction an important sale and have two 20 year old signing in the books 🙃🤣

@itzbasito This guy was already signed before Alonso came🤣

My club still chasing wild goose

@ChubiDave This player was already signed before Alonso came....everybody now acting like player was signed for Alonso now

@Machohollar The owners has made us toxic you know

Blueco replacement for Enzo Fernandez 😂😂😂 when they are done with us, we will have no club to support anymore

🚨🔵 Chelsea agree deal to sign Valentín Barco, here we go! 🇦🇷 Agreement in place with the player as RC Strasbourg will let Barco go after impressive improvement this year. #CFC ready to proceed for the Argentinian midfielder from June.

@CesarAzpi @Osasuna @OM_Officiel @ChelseaFC @Atleti @SevillaFC @SEFutbol @ChampionsLeague @EuropaLeague @fifaworldcup_es Thank you for everything💙

Dear football, Today, I want to share with you that this season will be my last as a professional footballer. After so many years living my dream, I feel it’s time to start a new chapter in my life. Being honest, even though I have been preparing myself for this moment, I found it hard to write this letter. After 20 seasons , many people have played an important role in my career. When I first kicked a ball as a child in Pamplona with my schoolmates, I never imagined the amazing journey ahead. I’m grateful for every moment: the wins, the tough losses, the challenges, and most of all, the people I’ve met and the friendships I’ve made along the way. To my teammates, coaches, and every staff member at all the clubs I’ve been lucky to be part of, thank you for helping me grow as a person and a player every day. Wearing the shirts of CA Osasuna, Olympique Marseille, Chelsea FC, Atlético de Madrid, Sevilla FC, and representing my country at the biggest stages has been a true privilege. Every moment has meant so much to me…

CHAMPIONS!!!!! 🏆 🟡🔵

@TheWittyDrakon @LouieDi13 @Manlikechidi 💯

@LouieDi13 @Manlikechidi The world is nothing without debts. I can’t imagine life without having to trust on some people to bail me out when it mattered. Truth be told, if you’re my dawg you should feel free to ask for a hand when it’s necessary.

ALL MY LIFE TILL TODAY I HAVE NEVER BORROWED😹 dawg even Otedola borrowed from bank! Even your country borrowed from world bank! You can’t always be UP or you could have funds tied down, hence the reach or the outsourcing( borrowing from family or friends) and MAKING SURE U PAY BACK! If you see borrowing as beg beg they were never your friends or u don’t see them as family!!!!

For more than ten years, I remember entering public transport with my girlfriend, carrying little but sharing everything. We counted coins, waited at bus-stops, dealt with Sapa, diligently applied ourselves, and dreamed quietly about what life could become. Time moved, seasons changed, and love stayed. Today, she is my wife. We move in our car and in the back seat is our child as a living reminder of all those ordinary days that built this life. We stayed, we fought, we worked, we laughed, we complained, and we believed. We didn’t allow anyone to steal what we had with money, influence or whatever it is they thought either of us could be stolen with. In all honesty, it’s an experience that cannot be bought with money. And when I look back, all it truly took was consideration and genuine desire. Many times, love is enough when the parties concerned want it to be enough. Still far from where we want to be, but we thank God for how far He’s brought us. 2017 2026

@ChelseaFC No João pedro

Our XI. #CFC | #CHETOT

@Retrogodammed 🤣🤣😭🤣😭

The place wey Kane go put ball. He never see am before