Mr.Brownstone

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[superchels @avidfootyviewer]

kicking ball against guys who cant play will humble you

[David Ornstein @David_Ornstein]

🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Chelsea reach verbal agreement with Aston Villa to sign Morgan Rogers⁠. Bid of £117m accepted by #AVFC & being finalised. 6+1y contract, medical Monday⁠. #AFC interested but 23yo attacker wanted #CFC; Xabi Alonso instrumental @TheAthleticFC https://t.co/81YbZw7ELc

[ExpectedChelsea @ExpectedChelsea]

Scaloni, by the way. Remarkable coach - showed (again) that you don't need attackers to make an offensive change.

Brought on fresh defenders (even if they're old), allowing them to defend higher and push more with their existing attackers. Masterstroke.

[ndr @NDR_lufc]

Argentina trying to lure the ghost of Diego Maradona to Atlanta on Wednesday for one last hurrah:

[UEFA @UEFA]

UEFA statement on the Balogun case: ⬇️
https://t.co/9LQDx8waKe

[Ben Jacobs @JacobsBen]

🚨 Donald Trump confirms yesterday's exclusive that he asked Gianni Infantino to review Flo Balogun's red. "Yes, I asked for a review by FIFA. I spoke to a man [Infantino] who is highly respected. I'm the one who got them to do it [the World Cup], not Biden. Biden was asleep."

[Jack Mac @JackMac]

Some poor English man 32 beers deep singing Wonderwall in Meixco tonight is gonna disappear

[MAH @matissearmani]

Trevoh Chalobah is not much more than a squad player for a club like Chelsea. Versatile & Durable. I understand pure profit when it’s not an elite talent. But Tosin, Badiashile, Disasi & Fofana should all be out the door before him.

[Paula @gintonicoffee]

Qué gran idea, marcar bien a Messi. Seguro que a ningún técnico se le ocurrió en más de 20 años.

[Josh Hart @joshhart]

You couldn’t teach the type of Hate Watch I’m on today

[Sevilla FC @SevillaFC_ENG]

A proper Chels reunion during #CeltaSevilla

[Ellis🥋 @elIisburner]

Chelsea spent 150 million on these 3 players, they end the season with 2 league goals combined

[Sumeet @flameosumeet]

YOUR chance to be Chelsea's sporting director this summer.

YOU pick the sponsor, YOU pick the sales, YOU pick the signings.

Simulate the season to see how Chelsea do. ✅

Play for free, here: https://t.co/tuFUtfJiGL

[Dan McCarthy @MaccaSport]

Absolutely buzzing Chelsea did not get European football. Am I the only one?

- Didn’t deserve it
- Clear out players who don’t want to be here
- More time with Xabi on the training pitch
- Don’t have to watch shocking football on Thursdays

Exactly what we need for me.

[Stunner @invertCucurella]

🚨 JUST IN: Gerard Piqué says Chelsea coming back from 2–0 down with 10 men to eliminate Barcelona in the 2012 UCL semifinal is one of the TOP two GREATEST COMEBACKS he has ever witnessed, admitting he has “never seen mentality like that before.”

That Chelsea comeback against us in 2012 is honestly one of the two greatest comebacks I’ve ever witnessed in football. And I say that as someone who was on the pitch suffering through it."

"We were 2–0 up at Camp Nou, Chelsea were down to ten men after the red card, and the whole stadium already felt sure Barcelona were going through. Normally in football, that situation is over."

"But mentally, they were unbelievable. I remember looking across and seeing players throwing themselves into tackles, blocking shots with everything, fighting for every second like their lives depended on it."

"What shocked me most was that they never panicked. Most teams in that atmosphere against Barcelona would completely collapse. Chelsea somehow became calmer after going down to ten men."

"The goal before halftime changed everything psychologically. Suddenly, even with all the possession we had, you could feel Chelsea growing stronger mentally while frustration started entering our team."

"And then Torres scoring at the end… honestly, I’ve never heard the Camp Nou go that silent. It felt impossible that we were out after everything that happened in the game."

"People always talk about tactics in football, but that night was about mentality. Pure mentality. I still haven’t seen many teams react to adversity the way Chelsea did in that semifinal."

"You can dislike their style, you can argue about luck, but mentally that Chelsea team was one of the strongest teams I’ve ever faced."

[Aston Villa Statto @AVFCStatto]

This was given as a goal this season btw.

Shock.

#AVFC

[NiiNiiFC-BlueLionsTV @NiiNiiFC]

Watching this performance is a bigger reminder of what we lost when Maresca left in jan

Although I get why Maresca was tired of the club leadership and constantly being undermined, he did snake it a bit by deciding to leave so soon in jan, knowing it boosts his odds of getting the City job

Listen, these dumb directors should have patterned a new deal and listened to his football demands at the end of the day

Look how seamlessly we’ve been able to revert back to playing our football now Rosenior has left?

It’s annoying to think how avoidable all this shit could’ve been

[Vfynn_🥷🏼 𐙚 @Vfynn_]

🚨🗣️ Thierry Henry on Chelsea’s current situation, where it all started, Tuchel, Maresca and Liam Rosenior:

“I’m sorry, but what’s happening at Chelsea FC right now is self-inflicted chaos and it starts from the boardroom, not the dugout.

You had Thomas Tuchel, a guy who literally brought you back to the top, gave you identity, gave you belief and what did you do? You removed him. Not because he failed, but because there was no patience. Since then, it’s been the same story, different names.

Then you bring in Enzo Maresca, a guy building something, a clear project, a structure… and what happens? He delivers silverware, Conference League, Club World Cup and instead of backing him when things get tough, you pull the plug again. That’s not football management, that’s panic.

And then you bring in Liam Rosenior, no disrespect to him but you’re asking someone with limited top-level experience, coming from Ligue 1 exposure, to suddenly fix structural issues that have been there for years. There’s no stability behind the scenes. You can’t build anything like that. That’s not how football works

Five consecutive league losses. No goals. First time in over a century. That’s not just ‘bad form’, that’s a reflection of confusion, lack of direction, and poor leadership from above.

People will blame the players, and yes, they’ve been poor — but when a club keeps ripping up projects every 12–18 months, what do you expect? You don’t build winners like that. You just create confusion.

And now I’m hearing talk like ‘trust the process’ again… what process? There is no process. It’s just decision after decision with no direction.

Chelsea aren’t just struggling, they’ve lost their identity. And until the people at the top take responsibility, it won’t matter who’s on the touchline… the same story will keep repeating.”

[Kieran Gill @kierangill_DM]

Five successive league losses without scoring for Chelsea. First time since 1912. Historic humiliation for Rosenior & Co