🚨🔷️UPDATE: Good to see Marco Palestra back in full training, looking like he will be getting his first Chelsea start against Bournemouth.
Another player I can’t wait to watch is Emmanuel Emegha, our season starts after the internationals, just need Moi fit now 💙
#Palestra
🚨🔷️ 𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: Manchester United have SACKED Michael Carrick
United tired has deprived a family man his source of income 😴
JUSTICE FOR CARRICK
#ManUnited
Manchester United are one Malo Gusto away from becoming a serious problem.
If Pochettino gets that job, reuniting him with Gusto should be a priority. They have worked together before, understand each other's football, and he would bring something different to that right-back position.
Replacing Dalot with Gusto will definitely unlock the demon in Šeško. 🔥
Mauricio Pochettino’s individual player development record deserves closer examination. How many world class players did he actually produce?
🔴 Harry Kane — Developed into a world-class striker, winning consecutive Premier League Golden Boots (2015/16, 2016/17).
🔴 Son Heung-min — Improved into one of Europe’s most dangerous forwards, although his greatest individual achievements came later.
🔴 Dele Alli — Developed from an MK Dons youngster into a two-time PFA Young Player of the Year winner.
🔴 Christian Eriksen — Became one of the Premier League’s leading creative midfielders. 15 Premier League assists (2016/17), 10 assists (2017/18).
🔴 Kyle Walker — Developed into an elite Premier League full-back before achieving greater success at Manchester City.
Kyle was in the PFA Team of the Year in 2016/17.
🔴 Luke Shaw — At Southampton, Pochettino helped establish Shaw as one of England’s most promising young left-backs. Shaw was part of PFA Team of the Year 2013/14 before a move to Manchester United in 2014.
Pochettino’s greatest achievement at club level was building a Tottenham side capable of competing with Europe’s best.
Pochettino’s record proves he can develop talent. It does not automatically prove he can build a trophy-winning dynasty.
🚨🔵 Cobham at it again 🙌 Reggie Walsh is enjoying his loan at Wigan and doing really well, and he has become the main creative outlet in that team. The boy has played in every match since joining, and he is doing it in the heart of midfield as one of the youngest players in League One, which tells you how mature he is for his age.
He is showing why Maresca loved him. Enzo called him perfect after he started in the Conference League semi-final at just 16, and now you can see that same calm on the ball every week against grown men in League One. Playing regularly like this is exactly what a talent like his needs 💪🔥
🚨 Xabi Alonso is a big admirer of Martin Zubimendi.
One to watch, but if you asked me right now, I'd say Alex Scott is the more likely signing of the two.
Never rule out both happening though.
(@BobbyVincentFL) #CFC
🚨 SHOCKING NEWS 😥
Matthijs de Ligt has had a different manager every single season of his senior career.
2016/17 – Ajax: Peter Bosz
2017/18 – Ajax: Marcel Keizer
2018/19 – Ajax: Erik ten Hag
2019/20 – Juventus: Maurizio Sarri
2020/21 – Juventus: Andrea Pirlo
2021/22 – Juventus: Massimiliano Allegri
2022/23 – Bayern Munich: Julian Nagelsmann
2023/24 – Bayern Munich: Thomas Tuchel
2024/25 – Manchester United: Erik ten Hag
2025/26 – Manchester United: Ruben Amorim
2026/27 – Manchester United: Michael Carrick
2027/2028 _ Manchester United: Mauricio Pochettino
11 seasons. 11 different managers.
Thought???
🚨🇧🇷 Chelsea still view Estevao Willian as one of their 'untouchables'.
I've heard murmurs over plans of a new deal for Estevao, but nothing on talks just yet. Chelsea sources were unwilling to comment.
(@BobbyVincentFL) #CFC�
First it was Reece James, then Lacroix now it’s Acheampong😭😭😭
How is this happening!?
How many matches are we even playing!?
Wetin dey happen abegggggg😭😭🤲🏾