Pevenseagull
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- Jul 20, 2003
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I'd tell him that his favourite watch looks like it's from 2023 and that his cars are all an ugly colour. I reckon he'd get a nose bleed.
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[Albion] Some mind games from Fabian for Sanchez?
- Thread starter METALMICKY
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I'd tell him that his favourite watch looks like it's from 2023 and that his cars are all an ugly colour. I reckon he'd get a nose bleed.
Was thinking of posting a video clip but can’t decide between him throwing it in to give Palace an undeserved 1-1, giving it straight to Declan Rice for Chelsea against Arsenal or opening up against City this season by giving the ball away and then letting it through his hands for 0-2.
Lifelong Supporter
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I reckon Veltman might have the best chance of getting into his head
I wonder if any nsc’er wouldn’t mind a Chavs win ‘to beat’ those critical of Sanchez?
Well there are some silly ideas around. Until I saw this, I thought Trump had a near monopoly.
butchy
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Good ol’ butterfingers Sanchez….hopefully he will have a flap tomorrow to our advantage
METALMICKY
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- Jan 30, 2004
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Dont get arsey! Read your initial response. I simply queried what people thought of our manager's comments. However, you went off on the tangent about whether people were justified in disliking Sanchez.
RandyWanger
Je suis rôti de boeuf
We need someone to fill that Maupay role today and wind him up a bit.
Crazy Fabian with the wild mind games.
He'll be talking about testicles in broken Italian in no time.
If we win today it will be the greatest rhetorically induced three pointer since we caught Manchester United while they were discussing the topic of whether things are as they are or not.
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Große hoden
GloryDays
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He must be really excited about becoming their manager in January.
Joking aside, Chelsea are starting to look scarily good IMO. They looked good under Poch and I don’t think Maresca has significantly improved on much since he came in. Not that I have paid a lot of attention but they countered well with Poch and Madueke was looking good.
Ever the pessimist, If we play as narrowly and as exposed as we have done so far this season I think it will get ugly. Like 6-0, 7-0, Madueke four goals ugly.
Joking aside, Chelsea are starting to look scarily good IMO. They looked good under Poch and I don’t think Maresca has significantly improved on much since he came in. Not that I have paid a lot of attention but they countered well with Poch and Madueke was looking good.
Ever the pessimist, If we play as narrowly and as exposed as we have done so far this season I think it will get ugly. Like 6-0, 7-0, Madueke four goals ugly.
SkirlieWirlie
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- Jan 6, 2024
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Nah, he is shit
The ‘Sanchez again ole ole’ chant after his cockups was brilliant 
Boroseagull
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Interesting article on Sanchez in The Times today. Can Chelsea win the title with him?
www.thetimes.com
Can Chelsea win the title with a goalkeeper like Robert Sánchez?
Despite heavy investment in the position and having a total of 15 on the books, the club have plenty of question marks over their first-choice goalkeeper
www.thetimes.com
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Of the article? I think you are seeing things not there.
I doubt Sanchez gives a shit what the Brighton manager thinks of him on the wages he’s making at Stamford Bridge.
What are you doing reading clickbait puff pieces in the Chelsea Chronicle anyway?!
He has the highest save percentage in the league, best in the league at coming out and gathering crosses and playing in a team that unfortunately will grow very strong. Of course Chelsea can win the title with him (not this year though, since Liverpool are winning it).Interesting article on Sanchez in The Times today. Can Chelsea win the title with him?
Can Chelsea win the title with a goalkeeper like Robert Sánchez?
Despite heavy investment in the position and having a total of 15 on the books, the club have plenty of question marks over their first-choice goalkeeper
Brian Munich
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He was generally very good for us. He will however be remembered for the clangers, particularly the Palace one, rather than some of the incredible saves he made that other keepers would’ve got nowhere near.