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Blessing your timeline with 1:22 seconds of Reece James crosses.

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@grantdesmidt Oh he definitely wasn’t. Defending from the middle of the pitch isn’t just about flying into the odd slide tackle.

@willd268 I'm not convinced Gerrard was even better defensively than Lampard. Frank was incredibly disciplined. He often used to basically man mark Fabregas. Against United, he was often the one doubling up with Cole on Ronaldo.

Nothing is ever mentioned about Frank as a footballer. Just a goal scorer. Like no one was paying attention. His range of passing to take apart low blocks or stretch the game with long balls in behind, had every pass in his locker.

@willd268 mirror.co.uk/sport/football… loved this from van Persie.

Frank’s the best all rounder of any of the midfielders in Carragher’s list. Don’t think there’s an argument. Others easier on the eye or more of a natural physical force but if you’re taking one of them for their whole career no contest I don’t think.

Defensively his discipline positionally always unnoticed. In midfield 3 he covered every blade of grass and later on in a midfield 2 when we suffered more without the ball 2012 and then under Benitez, he was fantastic infront of the back four and still found goals in midfield 2.

Gerrard’s best period was in and around Torres with freedom to basically go wherever he pleased in possession and he was unbelievable.

Tactically ill disciplined. Why he was rarely seen in a midfield two or even 3 under Benitez. Only Rodgers used him as a lone DM with runners around him towards the end.

20 consecutive Colin Hutchinson signings: Gullit, Hughes, Petrescu, Phelan, Granville, Vialli, Leboeuf, Di Matteo, Zola, Grodas, Babayaro, Poyet, Flo, Lambourde, De Goey, Le Saux, Desailly, Ferrer, Laudrup, Casiraghi. The elevation of @ChelseaFC to Champions League level

Ruud Gullit striding out at a packed Priestfield Stadium for his first game in a Chelsea shirt in 1995 was one of the more unexpected sights in English football. Chelsea’s managing director, Colin Hutchinson, masterminded Gullit’s arrival and helped transform Chelsea... #CFC 1/2

@SpectorMark Swiftly fucked off though.

@willd268 Scolari & AV-B weren’t great either……

AI slop beamed into your ears as a motivational tool is too on the nose for even Arteta and modern day Arsenal, surely

AI slop has now reached PL training

This guy waking up before 7 to write entire tomes on England’s fourth choice right back

Olise looks like the best player on the pitch and it’s a pitch littered w superstars.

@sqstudios I’d just bring back Jackson

@willd268 I'd have him back tbh. He's not the meme everyone made out but I might just be a sucker for non robot footballers.

On This Day... Arsenal 1-2 Chelsea 2004 Goals: Arsenal - Jose Antonio Reyes ⚽️ Chelsea - Frank Lampard ⚽️ @WayneBridge ⚽️ #CFC #CFCHeritage

Leeds at Wembley absolutely screams 40000 of them hanging around Trafalgar Square all weekend squirting washing up liquid in the fountain. Scruffpots.

@Statford_Bridge Terrific player. Such a shame he didn’t hang around for another season. Could have been great under Conte.

Or Estevao. Who will play left, right, centrally, will track FB's into his box, stay high for transitions, and graft. How do you win when it's the 18 year old giving up some of himself? I don't know if you can. I don't think you can.

Briefly recorded an Oscar retires pod, didn't like it, so you get a thread instead. Oscar is one of my favourite Chelsea players of all time, I've always had a weird sweet spot for players who give up something of themselves for the team to achieve something. That was him.

HAS ANYONE SEEEEEEEEN ROBBIE WILLIAMS