genio de mierda luquitas rodríguez que callado hace el experimento todas las semanas de llevarle debates de la actualidad a una mesa de veteranos para ver sus reacciones en vivo
@S_Brightblade No es buena idea, porque justamente algo importante de las Malvinas es su cercania a la Antartida, los ingleses nos cagan la vida a futuro si se quedan encima con la que esta mas cerca
🗣️🚨Reece James on the players who left this season:
I’ve said it before, if you have to force them to carry the bricks, they’re not the ones to build with. Simple as that. We move on with the ones who want to be here.
James won UCL with Mount, Odoi, Abraham and Christensen. His childhood teammates all the way from Cobham Academy to the biggest stage of football. They all left and it didn’t break him. But you think a random guy who joined the club 3years ago is going to break him? 😂
😂 João Pedro NO OLVIDA.
La temporada pasada, Yankuba Minteh celebró así ante el Chelsea.
Hoy João Pedro se acordó de aquello y se la devolvió. 😭💀
El fútbol tiene memoria. Y João Pedro también. 🔵🤣
📸 Una celebración, dos temporadas… y una cuenta pendiente.
🚨🔵 EDEN HAZARD ON ENZO FERNÁNDEZ POTENTIALLY JOINING MANCHESTER CITY:
🗣️ “Yes, moving to Manchester City could be a good choice for Enzo. I understand when a player wants a particular club, especially when his favourite coach is there. I felt that myself when I moved to Real Madrid — though for me, it was the club, not the coach.
But I also know what happens when you lose the trust of the fans. Enzo has already experienced that, and once supporters feel you don’t respect the badge, every little thing becomes bigger.
For me, leaving Chelsea could actually help him rebuild that relationship. It’s not just Chelsea fans either — almost the whole of England remembers his World Cup celebration.
And honestly, Chelsea have enough quality in midfield now. Palmer, Caicedo and Morgan Rogers can carry that responsibility.
I once thought I could never be replaced at Chelsea too, just like Enzo Fernández. But the difference is, I never wanted to disrespect the badge.
Football teaches you quickly: no player is bigger than the club.”