@FballGossips Why is this news? He’s done it every week for at least 3 years. He’s a serial cheat who’s been allowed to get away with it for far too long. If he was refereed fairly he would have been exposed and replaced long ago.
Tension unfolded during a conference after PLO Lumumba reportedly became upset when he was asked to pause his presentation to pave the way for the arrival of Kisumu Governor Prof. Anyang’ Nyong’o. The renowned scholar subsequently walked off the stage, leaving the audience watching in surprise.
The same people that cry foul when their relatives are sent to Middle East and treated like wild animals for being foreigners?
Can’t be the same people who dream of going abroad so they can opportunity max after getting accepted…
We united as tribeless to enter Xenophobia?
Few will dispute Chelsea are a lot more pleasing on the eye so far this season, but they will have to improve their defensive record if they are to reestablish themselves as one of the Premier League’s best sides again.
They followed up conceding two goals at Fulham with three against Brighton. But for Emiliano Martinez and some poor finishing by the visitors, it could have been more.
There were always going to be some teething problems. Xabi Alonso is not only a different man in the dug-out, but he has switched to a new system, with three at the back.
But both games have seen Chelsea have to battle to hold on to a lead, a match they should have controlled a lot more.
Credit should go to Fulham and Brighton, yet Alonso will be wary about the amount of chances his side are allowing.
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@SkySportsPL So what would you have chelsea do ? They are Trying very hard to offload players they don't need with your smart analysing you expect them to go buy enzo replacement and then sit and hope man city comes for Enzo
People keep comparing Chelsea's 74 breaches with Everton and Forest's 1 breach as if they're directly comparable. I don't think they are.
The number of breaches sounds shocking, but that's not what regulators primarily look at.
Chelsea's breaches all stem from the same pattern of historic under-the-table agent payments under the Roman Abramovich ownership over a decade ago.
The current ownership:
- Discovered the issues themselves.
- Had no obligation to report them.
- Voluntarily self-reported everything.
- Handed over hundreds of thousands of documents.
- Fully cooperated throughout the investigation.
- None of the individuals responsible are still at the club.
If regulators punished clubs that self-report exactly the same as clubs that hide wrongdoing until they're caught, you'd completely remove any incentive for clubs to come forward in the future.
Another key difference people ignore is that Chelsea weren't ultimately found to have breached PSR. The issue was undisclosed payments and reporting failures — not spending beyond the financial limits after the historical accounts were reassessed.
Everton and Forest's cases were fundamentally different. They knowingly exceeded PSR limits, meaning they entered the competition outside rules every club had agreed to. That's a much clearer sporting offence.
Does that mean Chelsea's punishment wasn't lenient? No. I think it absolutely was.
I completely understand why rival fans think a £10m fine and a suspended transfer ban is light given the success Chelsea enjoyed during that era.
But "lenient" doesn't automatically mean "corrupt."
The mitigating factors here are about as strong as you'll ever see: voluntary disclosure, exceptional cooperation, a complete change of ownership, none of those responsible remaining at the club, and no proven PSR breach.
You can argue Chelsea deserved a harsher punishment. That's a perfectly reasonable opinion.
But pretending this is the same case as Everton or Forest simply because one says "74 breaches" and the other says "1 breach" ignores the actual context behind each case.
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Sold Cucurella , Santos and George for £124m
Signed Rogers for £117m
That’s £7m left over just from that …..
How do Chelsea have to find £200m to plug this hole ?
Arsenal fan now turnt accountant ….
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