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Mudryk just passed the ball to the opposition with his first touch, Badiashille just put in a defensive performance that would put the French military to shame and Jackson has bought 14 banjos and is searching for a barn door. It must be match day.
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You shouldn't take anything for granted, but I expect City to get up for that one, given Pep's cup record and how they're playing against their arch enemies. -
I'm in favour of him staying, with some caveats. If you look at Tottenham's first season, it's very similar to ours. Both sides started badly, yet ended up with a point tally in the low 60s after a late-season surge. Pochettino has a track record of developing youth, and there have been signs of progress. The side certainly looks much more coherent than it has for much of the season, and our 2024 has been good. I think, assuming the board don't sabotage him and he doesn't have to deal with too many injuries, he will make this side competitive. Top 4 competitive. He's not unproven at the top level like Ole was (Molde doesn't count), and he's not coming back from a decade-plus layoff like Dalglish was, either (we are where Liverpool were in the early 2010s, in terms of trying to find our feet under new ownership). I don't think he's the guy to win us trophies, though. Tactically he's a bit inflexible (especially during games), and his record with PSG wasn't that impressive. I also question the ability of some of our personnel (Disasi/Badiashile) to adapt, as well. Neither are particularly quick, and Disasi isn't a great passer. But as it stands, there's no one available who's obviously better equipped to get us back into the CL. That said, it we start dreadfully next season, questions must be asked.
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By nonotnowjim · Posted
The stat says more about Sterling's lack of end product and effectiveness than it does about Mudryk. -
This is truly awful news. I liked him in general - he was willing to banter and explain things when necessary, he was a diehard Chelsea fan through thick and thin, and he liked his cricket, too. The forum, CFC and the UK itself is poorer for his loss. RIP, and condolences to his family. May he watch Chelsea from heaven.
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