A mex eyecan
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[Albion] Paul Winstanley: how to make friends and influence people
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Poor saps must be slowly coming round to the realisation that any success Winstanley may have had at the Albion was purely down to Tony Bloom's in-house algorithm. Ha Ha
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Forgot to add that Caciedo looks like a pub player compared to his time with us
Petrovic is very busy. Is Sanchez injured?
We should put in a cheeky £50m bid for Caicedo in the summer.
Believe so, he picked up a knee injury just before Xmas and was reported to be out for at least 6 weeks, so may be available shortly
From The Guardian...
The mood turned ugly. Sarabia missed a chance to make it 4-1 and Jackson fluffed a header at the other end. Enraged, the Chelsea fans began to chant for Roman Abramovich. Unfortunately the club’s former owner had not made the squad. Instead Pochettino brought Carney Chukwuemeka and Mykhailo Mudryk on for Nkunku and Sterling, who walked off to loud jeers.
Toxic place!
The mood turned ugly. Sarabia missed a chance to make it 4-1 and Jackson fluffed a header at the other end. Enraged, the Chelsea fans began to chant for Roman Abramovich. Unfortunately the club’s former owner had not made the squad. Instead Pochettino brought Carney Chukwuemeka and Mykhailo Mudryk on for Nkunku and Sterling, who walked off to loud jeers.
Toxic place!
A mex eyecan
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and to think that when they raided Tony Blooms set up that they were trying to model his success
Yes. Knee injury. Be interesting to see if he comes straight back in a Petrocic has been good apparently.
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Mudryk for 80m or Trossard for under 30m.
Him choosing Chelsea was a blessing in disguise for Arse, he's way off it.
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Corrected for you.
To be fair - RDZ thinks he’s a future Balon d’or winner
keaton
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He's never had an issue with not being first choice before so I'm sure it'll be fine
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Some snippets
90mins says:
”Marc Cucurella, Robert Sanchez and Caicedo have all gone backwards after joining Chelsea. Graham Potter went from the next big managerial thing to sacked inside seven months. It is almost as if Brighton create an environment where individuals thrive while Chelsea fosters a toxic, self-entitlement that puts money above all else.”
90mins concludes that “a move to Stamford Bridge these days is tantamount to career suicide”
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Winstanley is all show and no substance:
“What Chelsea should have taken from Brighton are their values – intricately tailored player development, state-of-the-art recruitment and a flexible approach to personnel. Instead, they tried to buy the people whose careers have been bolstered by those values, and have then been surprised when their respective outputs decreased away from the Brighton biosphere.”
inews.co.uk
Good fan assessment here - what indeed is Winstanly or Lawrence for that matter bringing to Chelsea?
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But no, Chelsea would be the last place RDZ would want to chose for his hill to die on - sorry mate.
90mins says:
”Marc Cucurella, Robert Sanchez and Caicedo have all gone backwards after joining Chelsea. Graham Potter went from the next big managerial thing to sacked inside seven months. It is almost as if Brighton create an environment where individuals thrive while Chelsea fosters a toxic, self-entitlement that puts money above all else.”
90mins concludes that “a move to Stamford Bridge these days is tantamount to career suicide”
Why Evan Ferguson would have to be mad to join Chelsea from Brighton
Analysing the Evan Ferguson to Chelsea transfer links and why the young Irish striker is much better served continuing his career development at Brighton.
www.90min.com
Winstanley is all show and no substance:
“What Chelsea should have taken from Brighton are their values – intricately tailored player development, state-of-the-art recruitment and a flexible approach to personnel. Instead, they tried to buy the people whose careers have been bolstered by those values, and have then been surprised when their respective outputs decreased away from the Brighton biosphere.”
Chelsea have failed to rip off the Brighton model because they don't understand how it works
Chelsea owner Todd Boehly has spent nearly a quarter of a billion pounds on the symptoms of Brighton's success rather than the cause
inews.co.uk
Good fan assessment here - what indeed is Winstanly or Lawrence for that matter bringing to Chelsea?
The Fan View: 25-years supporting and 15-years as a season ticket holder!
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I think that's a very astute observation. PBOBE talks a lot about the club's values. You can see how they shape the entirety of BHAFC, at alI age groups, men's and women's teams, staff, how the club treats its fans, etc, etc. I can't imagine what Chelsea's values might be....but they have been shaped for many years by only one thing - money. It'll take a long time to change that (even if they wanted to).
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portslade seagull
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He might be but not with that toxic lot
Some snippets
90mins says:
”Marc Cucurella, Robert Sanchez and Caicedo have all gone backwards after joining Chelsea. Graham Potter went from the next big managerial thing to sacked inside seven months. It is almost as if Brighton create an environment where individuals thrive while Chelsea fosters a toxic, self-entitlement that puts money above all else.”
90mins concludes that “a move to Stamford Bridge these days is tantamount to career suicide”
Why Evan Ferguson would have to be mad to join Chelsea from Brighton
Analysing the Evan Ferguson to Chelsea transfer links and why the young Irish striker is much better served continuing his career development at Brighton.
Can't argue but, still, Scott McCarthy of We Are Brighton might be a little biased here...