OFFICIAL FOOTY THREAD ⚽️: Champions League resumes this week

アミーゴ · Jan 9, 2023

cs02132 said:
Not able to watch the game but Monday night arsenal games are always **** shows

Edit: 2 goals right after I said it

No ESPN+??

アミーゴ · Jan 9, 2023

noskey said:
Which is why I don't think Arteta pushed to get him ahead of Chelsea. I would have liked him for no reason other than depth, and his finishing ability if he gets the service.

At 11M I’m glad they didn’t make the move

rolaholic · Jan 9, 2023

Whew

Really playing footy/FIFA manager irl :lol:

No idea how that level of control over a player they have on loan though :lol:

rolaholic · Jan 9, 2023

DripNick

8pm at msg · Jan 9, 2023

Boehly's willing to do anything to try and fix this squad.

Great mentality but wrong execution. He might need to take some time to understand the game first.

As for Potter...Boehly got rid of Tuchel for him so I would think that Potter has space on the runway before crashing and burning.

If he can't get right by next season then he might be in trouble.

DripNick · Jan 9, 2023

It's BEEN time.
Like I said, i hope Ky called Brigitte Macron's Attack On Titan looking *** so she can pull the plug on this little racist old ghoul *** sorry looking mf ASAP

d3si · Jan 9, 2023

Coupé It said:
Why do you have faith in Potter tho?

What has he done in his career that warranted this faith?

Yeah, he isn't exactly that kind of manager Chelsea usually go after. Lampard was different due to his Chelsea legendary status

I am open to the idea of the new direction the club is taking right now. Potter may not be a top tier manager but it doesn't bother to me

I believe that players aren't the only ones who take a leap in sports. Managers can take a leap too.

I was more impressed with Potter's years with Ostersunds FK even though I know it's a club in a lower reputation league

I liked the way Brighton played under Potter

From what I heard, he's well known for his skills in player development during his highly work rate at Brighton. So I hope he does the same for Chelsea

He prefers having double pivot defensive midfielders. Zakaria looks excellent under Potter. The wild part is that that's the same player Tuchel couldn't recognize the name

We haven't seen Potterball yet

Chelsea had same problem under Sarri. Fans chanted "**** Sarriball" in January or February. It took players long months to finally play Sarriball. Then Sarri left immedietaly. The cycle started over again

Managers take their time. Players gotta buy the system as well

Rome wasn't built in a day

To be honest, I am totally done *****ing and whining about coaches :lol:

Verde Shuttles · Jan 9, 2023

1/10

Coupé It · Jan 9, 2023

d3si said:
Yeah, he isn't exactly that kind of manager Chelsea usually go after. Lampard was different due to his Chelsea legendary status

I am open to the idea of the new direction the club is taking right now. Potter may not be a top tier manager but it doesn't bother to me

I believe that players aren't the only ones who take a leap in sports. Managers can take a leap too.

I was more impressed with Potter's years with Ostersunds FK even though I know it's a club in a lower reputation league

I liked the way Brighton played under Potter

From what I heard, he's well known for his skills in player development during his highly work rate at Brighton. So I hope he does the same for Chelsea

He prefers having double pivot defensive midfielders. Zakaria looks excellent under Potter. The wild part is that that's the same player Tuchel couldn't recognize the name

We haven't seen Potterball yet

Chelsea had same problem under Sarri. Fans chanted "**** Sarriball" in January or February. It took players long months to finally play Sarriball. Then Sarri left immedietaly. The cycle started over again

Managers take their time. Players gotta buy the system as well

Rome wasn't built in a day

To be honest, I am totally done *****ing and whining about coaches