@AsakyGRN Nigerians should stop all this….na so the content Don be….
This is clearly rage bait….cause who was recording, and who posted the recording 🤦🏾♂️
My Country mehnn 🤦🏾♂️
@bagofnuts_ Morroco hasn’t won this version of Afcon, the last time they won the tournament in 1976 it wasn’t this format…
And a top player who has scored in almost every game and is a Real Madrid player will deliberately miss a penalty cause of Injustice that didn’t start in the final😂🤦🏾♂️
@MTNNG@MTN180 it’s been actually over 12 hours since my Fiber X LOS light has been blinking red…
Can you guys resolve this issue or reach out to us if it’s something of concern…it’s nearly 16 hours now.
My region is Abulegba, Ifako-Ijaye, Lagos
Hey @Carra23, I hope you will see this post and read with an open mind.
I have read and heard your comments on Chelsea under BlueCo and feel that you are a bit misinformed.
BlueCo are rebuilding the entire structure of the club, including a complete makeover of the squad and you have to agree with me that with such a change, the club won't be stable in a couple of years. I feel you have forgotten what happened to Roman and the club before BlueCo took over.
In your latest article, you questioned the direction of the club compared to the club under Roman Abramovich. And also talked about how they keep buying young players. Well, I need to remind you that BlueCo's first transfer window was bold and ambitious but it ended up as one of Chelsea’s worst windows in recent history and we are still paying a big price for it today. I believe you saw Sterling to Chelsea for close to £50m as a major statement, the same with Koulibaly to Chelsea and the rest that happened in that window. Today, it doesn't look like it.
You said this about Raheem Sterling in 2018: “He deserves everything he gets. What he is doing for Manchester City now, we talk about Aguero, Silva, De Bruyne; he is in that company.”
I'm sure you don't think about him like that since he joined Chelsea. And that uncertainty is likely one of the reasons BlueCo decided to rebuild with young players on low wages and high resale value, because if any mistake is made, we won't be in a situation where we struggle to sell and recover our funds and it has proven to be the case so far.
The downside is on the pitch, but we are looking for balance not perfection at the moment. On-field stability will come when the rebuilding process stabilises.
The misconception here is, Chelsea owners are patient with the rebuilding of the squad and putting together a sustainable structure, and aren't in a hurry to throw everything out of the window and gamble in the name of trying to win the league or compete for the biggest trophy immediately. It's an illusion to think we have arrived despite winning the CWC.
You talked about not signing Maignan or Donnarumma. Maignan was going to cost €25m. Why spend that much on a player whose career is going down and isn't a clear upgrade? PSG decided not to renew Donnarumma's contract because of the wages he was demanding was outrageous according to reports. Only City or Man United who generate a lot more than Chelsea can afford that. I expect a former professional footballer of your status to understand that the financial aspects of football today are as important as the sporting aspect. You talked about how many Billions Chelsea have spent but I haven't heard you talk about how much Chelsea have generated or how they have managed to bring down excessive wage structure under the new owners. This summer, we basically made more than we spent. Or does it not matter?
So, try and understand that the model isn't geared towards winning or competing immediately but for a more sustainable winning culture and financial future. You don't have to like it to understand it, and add context to your analysis.
Thanks.