๐จArsenal get linked with Morgan Rogers. Chelsea suddenly "joins the race."
Arsenal get linked with Bruno Guimarรฃes. Chelsea "monitoring the situation."
Arsenal get linked with Alex Scott. Chelsea "long-term admirers."
Arsenal get linked with John Stones and somehow Chelsea are in for him too.
You notice this is a pattern.
This is a club with no identity of their own, watching Arsenal's scouting department do the work, then sprinting to copy the homework.
And it's not new o.
Rewind to 2023. Mykhailo Mudryk. Arsenal showed interest, Chelsea panicked, Chelsea paid through the nose for him. We walked away, signed Leandro Trossard instead, and ended this season lifting the Premier League trophy.
Chelsea ended it counting how many managers they'd gone through.
So let's call this what it is. Chelsea don't have transfer targets. They have Arsenal's targets, with a ยฃ30 million premium attached.
You talk about being the biggest club in London. Biggest clubs set trends, they don't chase them.
Every window it's the same story, Arsenal move first, Chelsea copy-paste.
You want Arteta's eye for a player so bad you've turned scouting into a stalking exercise.
Here's an idea for Mikel Arteta and this club.
Leak a name. Any name. Somebody we have zero interest in. Watch how fast Chelsea "submit a ยฃ100m bid" by Friday.
I wouldn't even be surprised. Not one bit.
You clearly don't have an identity, and no amount of copying ours is going to buy you one.
COYG. Always. ๐ดโช
A Tale of Two Letters: On the left, we have an actual copy of President @realDonaldTrump's letter to Argentine President @JMilei. On the right, we have what an account linked to President #Tinubu, using the Facebook handle @PBATMediaCentre, has posted as President Trump's letter to President Tinubu. The difference is beyond clear.
We are not saying that a standard diplomatic response letter was never sent to President Tinubu. Nor are we saying that President Tinubu fabricated the purported letter. After all, Tinubu's staff could easily create a fake letter tomorrow and post it as a rebuttal.
What we are saying is that it is unusual for a letter to be quoted in full, including the date and signature block, rather than simply publishing an image of the actual letter itself. Until the actual letter is released, whether real or fake, Nigerians must understand that Tinubu is trying to fool you.
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