theGreenBaron

Have you watched the show yet... did you like it?

Bola Bola Bola, Ive been away so please don't feel i've been ignoring you, I did not notice anyone call me a puta (I also thought it meant something very different in Spanish but ok) and of course you don't need to take a position on it, you can even agree, I personally take no offence from someone who has never met writing there random thoughts about my character on the internet, if it needs to be addressed or not is a question for the community admin's and far above my station, if you break the rules you do the time as they. Regarding the actual matter at hand - what are your thoughts on it? Was it worth watching? This is essentially what Just posted in his initial post, he received a response from someone that hadn't seen it, that was very obsessed with some clips he/she/them had seen on Socials... my thoughts are watch the documentary then give an opinion on it, I'm not sure why this is such a controversial take. I personally don't think that the Eva discussion in the doco affect the quality of it. My point regarding the apology or lack there off, is that it might be what you want but that doesn't mean in needs to be provided, He doesn't want to apologies, he doesn't feel he did anything wrong, the documentary is just a window in to that that doesn't make the documentary bad. The issue as I see it, is that people want to have a debate about the rights and wrongs of the incident which has been done to death on here but feel free to continue, i'm just saying judge the quality of the production by watching it and not a clip you saw on IG

"But I can see you're unaffected" kind of infer's a bit of judgment but hey ho, any way, there are many things I don't take a public stance on, especially on a community forum, generally its limited to the quality of our football players, manager and owners. I say again, Its fine to have an opinion about it but to tell people what to think before you have even watched a thing is interesting to me. - this is the crux of my argument... any way we digress EDIT: ill change the picture a bit, i'm sure you have fellow football friends, supporters of other teams, who might rarely watch Chelsea yet form a very strong opinion on the club and the players based largely on what they review in social media, or a few highlight packages.. again for me its very odd, but maybe thats just me

Ok ill address because you are kind of low key, passive aggressively attacking me and my character - please do point out where I said he was in the right or the wrong, there was a comment about the documentary, it's my opinion that people should generally watch the thing they are commenting on (other opinions are available) On the apology or lack there off, its not my job or anyone else on this forum to do that for him or to insist that it happens? its a documentary, there was a very small segment about it, he didn't apologies, he actually justified, and its ok to agree, or not agree, its ok not to have an opinion on it, My point is mearley just watch it in its entirety before you pass judgment. you might feel different you might now...

i generally like to inform my opinion on things once I've watched the thing that people are taking about,I guess some people like to draw conclusions from less... up to you I will say that its a documentary on Jose not a fluff piece, this is how he felt then and probably how he feels now, whether that is right or wrong is not relevant for the documentary. i imagine it was the makers who put it on the table, and if thats how he feels an apology would have been quite fake.

have you watched it yet?

Id suggest watching it then, it gets about 2 mins and i wouldn't say there was any mud dragging at all binged it last weekend, very nostalgic, you see the flaws of the man but you understand why and also what made him so great, and perhaps even why it was so unsustainable over a long period of time. But for me it's easy, Jose game me something I thought I'd never see in my life and also helped to lay the foundations for much more to come. Lets be honest, up till 2012 the core of the team was Jose's build, so that includes Carlo's double winning squad. And the Conte side that won the title was also the core of Jose's second stint rebuild. And we haven't been able to build a team that can even come close to a title challenge since... so viva madrid

So an inch taller the David Raya

He has 6 years left on the current contract - he;'s 25 - if he wants to play silly buggers let him sit out his best years like boggard. -if you want big money play for it

In my mind I can see you leaping like a gazle and then an exploding attack of the ball... I have to admit I was probably more in the Jackson school of being bale to head... but i was keeper so it didn't matter. The baldness comes for us all i guess... how is the mobility with the added adamonatium? asking for not so far in the future me.

So you have high expectations, that doesn't discount that we still can't asses your heading ability Just. To be fair he is absolutely shocking in the air, especially when you consider his physique, but then how many elite headers of the ball our there in the modern game, that also can do everything drobga did with his feet. I was generally more concerned with the fact then when he's 1-1 there is probably a less then 30% chance he scores. I do however thing that he's probably more a winger then a striker

For all we know you might be the secret love child of Les Ferdinand and Christian Vieri, with a mite magnet on your head.

Im going to say jackson was the problem

two years of no competiative football is no joke, I'm not sure how rigerouse is training could have been, we give big passes to people who miss a pre-season so i'd imagine he'd take about 6 months of full speed training to get up to speed and he might be some one that benefits from the fact we have no europen competion

He needs playing time for anyone to take a punt on him, if there is a decent loan fee its not the worst.

for me this indicates two things 1) Manager needs influence in the dressing room, influence from mature heads who have been at top clubs, there will always be a seperation between the coaches and the team. 2) Two players who in there mid 30's both have excellent seasons last year (most through brentford would go down) can only be good for driving standards. You hear of the drogba, lampard, terry days where players got a shock coming in to the dressing room, the extra training, etc. Pretty sure that isn't at the club today, thats got to be in some part player led. I'm at the point where we are so far off the rails, that i'll give anything a go.

fair play - I personally thought he would do well, (Not Bakayoko, that train wreak was visible long in the distance)

I have to say that most clubs would have looked to pick him up for that price last season. Hindsight doing a lot of heavy lifting on this one. And I beleive if he goes to Everton he thrives

20 years??? But i'm the same age, how is that possible. I think at the taking of this photo the forum must have been a fine 2 years old - I'm not sure how many in the photo are still around. It was a from a Cobham fans tournament, the shed team pictured below, started out full of intent and I think we ended up over 50% ringers... or maybe future forum members, who knows. I don't remember it going well

Yap - ordinarily I wouldn't be a huge fan of this transfer but for a few points, the first being the tactical adjustment in the way the CB's play, if i'm right you could imagine Reece and Josh would be great compliments on the rights side to Hato and and Levi. That doubles your distribution options, and all can bring the ball out of defense as well. The other key and it seems this is a goal of the Alonso is to raise the athletic and physical profile of the team, the three major signings we have made so far are all above 6 foot and have a good amount of pace, I think lacroix ranks 5th in top speed for prem center backs. This is something we are sourly lacking, lets be honest its quite easy to bully us and this is not something you could ever have leveled against the best Chelsea teams, this is also something Pep learnt very fast when he came in to the league, his initial man city team where far to light weight. In theory you could argue that Badiashille could do this but he seems like a busted flush and I can't tollarate forfana Other then those facts he's very underwhelming and not some one that I think moves the needle for us, but because of the above and clear departure with the previouse strategy i'm trusting the process. Might be worth mentioning that there seem's to still be a huge imbalance on that left hand side with, Hato who probably had his best games last year as a left CB is our only option out there, and if anyting happens to him or Levi we are in trouble (i'm ignoring all the other CB's who hopefully will leave, including Tossin)

Not that i've seen it with my own eyes, but apparently the outer two CB's in the team are the ones that drive most of the play, and the central one is basically a bruiser, that's based on Leverkusan analysis

ELI10

More interested about the Arsenal forum

for no europe still feels a lot, hard to build minutes for them and they are at an age where they need it

Depends on the formation, If we are going 3-4-2-1 I always had Enzo playing as one of the 2 he could push back but then we have the same issues in that he's just get run past and hoenstly I don't think he even likes playing in that 6/8 role. With his worldcup performance and contract term and the other transfers in the market he has to be 130-150. Only madrid can do that but if he puts on another decent showing tomorrow then maybe. On rogers, I thought that we were always opposed to him because of cross over with palmer? and then I remembered he's ex city youth so thats just what we do Any chance of a GK?