Mail online saying we want eze. Reckon we could chuck in a few rejects as part of the deal. Also think we should go for Calvert-lewin and offer richarlison as part of deal. Let's be honest hes been a flop.
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Because they don't have any other player in that position apart from Madueke, who is not trust to play there as a starter (for now)
apt description of the window so far...
At this point I'd give away my left nut for a back to back Tiger Cup trophy tbf
Perisic said he wanted to go after Conte left, he's 34., his best years are behind him, apart from that one cross when Fulham was down to ten men, he was shite. Just let him go on a free.
One dimensional, hasn't even put up impressive stats for a good 2 years, and IIRC was actually less impressive than Richie when they were both at their "peak".
I'd prefer that we've learned our lesson wrt buying Everton's star strikers...
The market for out and out strikers is pretty bereft at the moment, there's a reason we managed to get £100m+ for a 30 year old, 12 months remaining, one season wonder.
How many goals did Kane used to score in August again?
And that was playing a system that he already knew.
So yeah, just cause Sonny and Richie haven't scored in 3 games playing an entirely new system, it means they will score fuck all for the rest of the season.
Really no patience with this crowd. Can't even wait 10-15 games ffs.
Premier League transfers: Andriy Shevchenko and Rio Ferdinand top all-time inflation-adjusted fees
Andriy Shevchenkos £31m fee in 2006 would be worth £215m in todays money; seven Chelsea players make all-time XI for inflation-adjusted fees during Premier League era; Blues spending during first two years under Roman Abramovich and Jose Mourinho exceeds Todd Boehly expenditure
Makes you realise what Abramovich actually did. Inflation adjusted transfers, Shevchenko £200m fun times.
We ain’t signing Eze.
ok?? so they have Sterling and Madueke for that right sided position? not just Madueke.
And at the time of their signings, we all wanted Sanchez and Hojbjerg. We all wanted Ndombele, Lo Celso, Reguilon. Too many living in hindsight.
Ah yes, the old "I don't give a fuck about human beings, just give me some silver" defence.
Yep!
In an ideal world, it would be brilliant to have another quality (even one with potential) CB but I guess this looks very unlikely. The big reason behind this is us not shifting players out (CB's).
And I have a nagging concern about Madders, he was taped up (knee) at the weekend although the club seemed quite relaxed about him, whilst not the same profile of player I don't want us to bin off Lo Celso.
Only us and Chavs have no European football too, so it's natural to say that for this season the demands on our group of players are less and that would lead to a reduction of injuries being put down to fatigue (Red Zone) etc.
I still cant get my head around why Lloris and Perisic weren't out the door in early June. 2 players of their age, both wanted to leave, it should have been straightforward free transfers.
It's not how football is, that's how we are. We are chasing after two players who will cost altogether 100m on the last day of the window. We employed a head of recruitment, he's seen taking a holiday with the team, no one has a fucking clue when this guy is supposed to start work, meanwhile we are still consulting a former DOF done for fraud. What other club is doing this?
Apparently he was also made their captain for that match, so doubt he'll be leaving.