Monday at 10:484 days On 07/07/2026 at 14:57, Sconnie Blue said:I don't even know where to beginThat reminds me, a huge congratulations on the appointment of our new data analyst, Stevie Wonder.
Monday at 13:154 days 2 hours ago, timetowaste said:That reminds me, a huge congratulations on the appointment of our new data analyst, Stevie Wonder.And his back up group The Algo Rhythms
Monday at 16:464 days I really like that Alonso has come in and would have seen some of the half hearted displays had reports from within the club re attitude and performance and shown him the door. Gaffer indeed.
Monday at 18:174 days 9 hours ago, GarnachoCheese said:Joao Felix played 1,306 minutes in the league for Chelsea. 5G/A.Garnacho played 1,268 minutes in the league for Chelsea. 5G/A.Stop trying to twist it, they were both sh*t in equal measure.Second spell, Maresca considered Felix as a no.10 and could not get in the team. Because of how bad our wingers were and lack of options, Garnacho got a lot more minutes than he should have.Saudi is not a quality league at all but he is has completely blown that league away. The talent is there. Garnacho, I genuinely don't see any talent at all. He can't take on a man, is weak AF, attitude stinks, can't dribble, cannot shoot. He is sh*t. I stand by my comments about Felix. Garnacho stole a living as a footballer for the past 2/3 seasons. Edited Monday at 18:204 days by STATS
Monday at 19:354 days 1 hour ago, STATS said:Second spell, Maresca considered Felix as a no.10 and could not get in the team. Because of how bad our wingers were and lack of options, Garnacho got a lot more minutes than he should have.Saudi is not a quality league at all but he is has completely blown that league away. The talent is there. Garnacho, I genuinely don't see any talent at all. He can't take on a man, is weak AF, attitude stinks, can't dribble, cannot shoot. He is sh*t. I stand by my comments about Felix. Garnacho stole a living as a footballer for the past 2/3 seasons.Joao Felix didn’t get many minutes in his second spell because he was absolutely dog sh*t.
Monday at 20:124 days 4 hours ago, timetowaste said:I'm going to be pedantic towards Romano here - I must have missed where Alonso confirms anything. "Hopefully" doesn't indicate anything with certainty, and "best possible way for everyone" is deliberately vague and could be interpretated in different ways... Garnacho encased in concrete and dumped in the sea would be the best possible way for me, but I don't really care as long as we get a left winger better than him and Gittens. Just Romano grifting his grift. I guess "Alonso hints that Garnacho could leave Chelsea at some point" wouldn't get the clicks.
Monday at 22:274 days So a 5m loan now and 35m mandatory buy after certain conditions. Not happening then! This will be the same as the Jackson loan, it will be something ridiculous like start 40 games in a single season to trigger the mandatory buy.
Monday at 22:284 days 1 hour ago, BordeauxBlue said:I hope whoever pushed to sign him is given their marching orders as well.Not a chance, these dipsh*ts are untouchable.
Monday at 22:544 days A lot of talk and it's been made clear he isn't wanted, but like the Fernandez transfer there's ultimately no concrete buyer.The only thing seemingly true is the Roma interest, which we now know to be merely a loan.
Tuesday at 06:224 days 7 hours ago, SydneyChelsea said:A lot of talk and it's been made clear he isn't wanted, but like the Fernandez transfer there's ultimately no concrete buyer.The only thing seemingly true is the Roma interest, which we now know to be merely a loan.€5m loan with a €35m mandatory offer to buy. Don’t know why our lot are setting a £50m demand for an overseas transfer.
Tuesday at 08:254 days We're trying to stoke a bidding war, don't knock it personally. I'd be happy him going out on loan for a decent - not £5m - fee. I think he has every chance of doing well in another league, especially the italian one. I had hopes that Enzo F would have whipped him into shape. The boy needs a serious slap round the face. The talent is there, he has a higher ceiling than Gittens imo. But he's just not applying himself. Maybe Serie A sorts him out. I do wonder whether Alonso came in has said something similar to James, "those that you have to persuade to carry the bricks"...which might be also why Cucurella went, why Garnacho is going and why Enzo was on the chopping block - but reluctantly staying as no one will pay his book value. Saying that, I still think someone might come in with a big offer for the latter if the Argies win the world cup.
Tuesday at 09:264 days 57 minutes ago, bisright1 said:We're trying to stoke a bidding war, don't knock it personally.I'd be happy him going out on loan for a decent - not £5m - fee. I think he has every chance of doing well in another league, especially the italian one.I had hopes that Enzo F would have whipped him into shape. The boy needs a serious slap round the face. The talent is there, he has a higher ceiling than Gittens imo. But he's just not applying himself.Maybe Serie A sorts him out.I do wonder whether Alonso came in has said something similar to James, "those that you have to persuade to carry the bricks"...which might be also why Cucurella went, why Garnacho is going and why Enzo was on the chopping block - but reluctantly staying as no one will pay his book value.Saying that, I still think someone might come in with a big offer for the latter if the Argies win the world cup.The Enzo market, at anything like the price they want, is very very very limited. Maybe PSG and the top couple of La Liga clubs. And RM have already said no.
Tuesday at 09:404 days 1 hour ago, bisright1 said:We're trying to stoke a bidding war, don't knock it personally.I'd be happy him going out on loan for a decent - not £5m - fee. I think he has every chance of doing well in another league, especially the italian one.I had hopes that Enzo F would have whipped him into shape. The boy needs a serious slap round the face. The talent is there, he has a higher ceiling than Gittens imo. But he's just not applying himself.Maybe Serie A sorts him out.I do wonder whether Alonso came in has said something similar to James, "those that you have to persuade to carry the bricks"...which might be also why Cucurella went, why Garnacho is going and why Enzo was on the chopping block - but reluctantly staying as no one will pay his book value.Saying that, I still think someone might come in with a big offer for the latter if the Argies win the world cup.I think getting him out the door is the priority, so long as we get the money back we gave united, no issues whatsoever, brilliant move for both parties and probably a good move for Garnacho to rebuild the rest of his career away from the premiership. There will be no bidding war, perhaps a german club might be tempted.
Tuesday at 10:073 days 39 minutes ago, dermott said:The Enzo market, at anything like the price they want, is very very very limited. Maybe PSG and the top couple of La Liga clubs. And RM have already said no.Enrique and Enzo Fernandez? You are having a laugh. You don’t spend £120m on a player to bench them, and he isn’t starting ahead of Vitinha, Neves or Ruiz. He is a SS masquerading as a DLP. Edited Tuesday at 10:083 days by markpitts
Tuesday at 10:183 days 8 minutes ago, markpitts said:Enrique and Enzo Fernandez? You are having a laugh. You don’t spend £120m on a player to bench them, and he isn’t starting ahead of Vitinha, Neves or Ruiz. He is a SS masquerading as a DLP.I was merely pointing out the economics. And the impossibility.
Tuesday at 10:293 days 10 minutes ago, dermott said:I was merely pointing out the economics. And the impossibility.Sadly, I think Alonso was doing damage limitation for Enzo and the club yesterday which isnt a great start or look for me. I think he will be here for the season, another year will bring his value down and more likely to give someone a chance to sign him.
Tuesday at 10:403 days 2 minutes ago, bluelightening said:Sadly, I think Alonso was doing damage limitation for Enzo and the club yesterday which isnt a great start or look for me.I think he will be here for the season, another year will bring his value down and more likely to give someone a chance to sign him.Under the circumstances, hard to know what other choice Alonso had. Dump on him? Even a neutral response would have stuck out. Enzo's book value seems to be between 60m and 70m. If they want rid, they will need to be more realistic. But, as a Boehly signature signing, that means a climb down. Can't see it.
Tuesday at 12:083 days 1 hour ago, dermott said:Under the circumstances, hard to know what other choice Alonso had. Dump on him? Even a neutral response would have stuck out. Enzo's book value seems to be between 60m and 70m. If they want rid, they will need to be more realistic. But, as a Boehly signature signing, that means a climb down. Can't see it.Yeah and he can still tout his tickets.. everything about the club hierachy makes me f**king feel sick.
Tuesday at 12:153 days Anyone know anything about this Kone of France? A good 'market opportunity' to strike a deal with Roma and GashNacho going the other way. Not sure we need that profile even if he's a good player though, but it looks right out the BlueCo play book. What's the odds this link happens?
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