[Albion] Where is Moises going? (Chelsea - 14/08/2023)

[Sid and the Sharknados]

M
Dishoom not exactly a London thing there's one in Manchester ffs!

I'm unashamedly into vacuous , flash restaurants, I know it's cringe but its my thing....Casa Cruz , Gold , Zuma, Chiltern firehouse....scene type places... you don't get these in England outside of London.

Footballers lovvvvve these type of restaurants and spend their lives at novikov , nobu , cipriani. Just go on social media and see for yourself. Outposts of these in Dubai, LA etc.

I also love fine dining and yes you get starred places elsewhere but you don't get the concentration that you do in London.

I'm not saying these places are any better or worse than cote in Liverpool high street. They are just different.

Never been to a Manjaros then?

 

[The Mole]

Is it? You really aren't considering what Liverpool has to offer:

• Anfield holds over 10,000 more spectators than Stamford Bridge, and Liverpool has experienced greater success than Chelsea.
• Goodison Park is across the river, and the Merseyside derby is a thrilling, historical rivalry - arguably, one of the best in the Premier League!
• The Grand National horse race takes place there at Aintree - probably the biggest of its kind in the UK.
• If you are interested in museums/galleries? Well, Liverpool gladly takes second (behind London) for that.
• It's maritime sights received UNESCO status including the Pier Head and Albert Dock.
• The city's vast collection of parks and open spaces has been described as the "most important in the country".
• The Beatles, regarded as the most influential band of all time, were formed in Liverpool and has built a great music scene in the city.
• It is also home to the oldest black community in the UK.

These are just a few things in Liverpool, excluding the recent Eurovision and tight-knit community within the city, so @dwayne will Chelsea (London) definitely be more attractive?

And the Ship and Mitre - probably my favourite pre match pub

 

[dwayne]

Dwayne we know you reside in London (and appear to have a 'spot' for Chelsea) however you must understand that a lot of our supporters don't feel that way and think London a dirty dangerous city that may generate money but exudes pretentiousness and eliteism. A lot of people can't stand the place. Moises yes, may love it!

Funnily enough I do realise people hate London. Especially those outside of it !!

Moises is not one of those people as he keeps visiting it.

 

[dwayne]

Never been to a Manjaros then?

I'm more of a chicken cottage man myself ....

 

[The Rivet]

Funnily enough I do realise people hate London. Especially those outside of it !!

Moises is not one of those people as he keeps visiting it.

Fair enough but here is some advise Dwayne never assume those that hate it don't have intimate knowledge of it.

 

[ManOfSussex]

Is it? You really aren't considering what Liverpool has to offer:

• Anfield holds over 10,000 more spectators than Stamford Bridge, and Liverpool has experienced greater success than Chelsea.
• Goodison Park is across the river, and the Merseyside derby is a thrilling, historical rivalry - arguably, one of the best in the Premier League!
• The Grand National horse race takes place there at Aintree - probably the biggest of its kind in the UK.
• If you are interested in museums/galleries? Well, Liverpool gladly takes second (behind London) for that.
• It's maritime sights received UNESCO status including the Pier Head and Albert Dock.
• The city's vast collection of parks and open spaces has been described as the "most important in the country".
• The Beatles, regarded as the most influential band of all time, were formed in Liverpool and has built a great music scene in the city.
• It is also home to the oldest black community in the UK.

These are just a few things in Liverpool, excluding the recent Eurovision and tight-knit community within the city, so @dwayne will Chelsea (London) definitely be more attractive?

Let's not try and start a Liverpool v London culture war because there's only going to be one winner. Lennon and McCartney could only dream of writing songs with lyrics like this:

"London girls are the best in the world
There ain't no doubt about it, if you don't find a girl from London town you're better off doing without it, they don't create when you come home late and you're crawling up the passage floor, and they won't muck about when you've gone out with the geezer from the house next door."

 

[The Rivet]

Let's not try and start a Liverpool v London culture war because there's only going to be one winner. Lennon and McCartney could only dream of writing songs with lyrics like this:

"London girls are the best in the world
There ain't no doubt about it, if you don't find a girl from London town you're better off doing without it, they don't create when you come home late and you're crawling up the passage floor, and they won't muck about when you've gone out with the geezer from the house next door."

 

[Sid and the Sharknados]

I'm more of a chicken cottage man myself ....

Philistine.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

M
Dishoom not exactly a London thing there's one in Manchester ffs!

I'm unashamedly into vacuous , flash restaurants, I know it's cringe but its my thing....Casa Cruz , Gold , Zuma, Chiltern firehouse....scene type places... you don't get these in England outside of London.

Footballers lovvvvve these type of restaurants and spend their lives at novikov , nobu , cipriani. Just go on social media and see for yourself. Outposts of these in Dubai, LA etc.

I also love fine dining and yes you get starred places elsewhere but you don't get the concentration that you do in London.

I'm not saying these places are any better or worse than cote in Liverpool high street. They are just different.

Patrick Bateman is alive and well, and leaving tell-tale spaces before his commas in his lists? What?

Oh, but, hang on....what's this....?? ?



(sorry Dwayne but tonight you have been teeing them up, and it would be irresponsible for a seasoned striker to not nod them into the net. )

Edit: if the post below is correct, I'm getting mah-self a good ole Twitter account. Yessir.

Or perhaps I'll just content myself with what @dwayne has kindly filtered through his kidneys for me.

 

[dwayne]

Done deal

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Done deal

Top work

 

[The Rivet]

Just wow! £115 million. I can't believe it, a Brighton player! My Grandfather (bless him) would probably expire all over again at the news!

 

[bhafc99]

Is it truly finally over and done with?

 

[Bozza]

Is it truly finally over and done with?

Not until Chelsea fans are booing him with some smatterings of racist abuse, no.

 

[Eric the meek]

I'm relieved, pleased, gutted, pissed off and philosophical all at the same time.

 

[pocketseagull]

A Brighton player setting a new British transfer record, unreal.

 

[DavePage]

Our gift to you, now hopefully those tackles result in Red and Yellow.

 

[Mad as my Mother]

Caicadwho?

 

[ManOfSussex]

Top work

I need to go bed in the next hour and a half - have we really Got Caicedo Done or not?

 

[A1X]

Good riddance, great player but burned his bridges this summer, hope he enjoys hearing a good BOO when he shows his face round here again