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(fan) Trey retweeted
The worst part about Manchester United’s banter era is that it is now officially longer and more painful than Arsenal’s ever was. 😭😂
(fan) Trey retweeted
Xabi Alonso didn't get the midfield he wanted. His goalkeeper is injured, Palmer is out, and João Pedro is injured too.
He's working with the players available and trying to make things work despite the setbacks. But the moment he wins this match and loses the next one, some fans will start blaming him again.
We need to be patient with him because he can't do everything with the players he has right now. 💙
(fan) Trey retweeted
🚨🔵 Caicedo and Kanté are two different midfielders. Kanté was practically a three-in-one midfielder. He could cover the entire pitch, win the ball, carry it forward and recover defensively. Caicedo is similar in some ways, but he doesn't have that same ability to pick up the ball and drive through midfield.
For me, Caicedo brings balance to the midfield, just like Rodri does. He protects the defence and gives another midfielder the freedom to dictate play. That's why Alex Scott makes sense to me. He's mobile, covers a lot of ground and could complement Caicedo well.
However, my ideal pairing would be Caicedo and Barco. Barco has the press resistance and composure on the ball that remind me of Pedri, alongside the passing ability you see in Adam Wharton. My only concern is his physicality. The Premier League is demanding, and I worry that stronger midfielders could overpower him.
🚨🔵 If Alex Scott is our ONLY midfield signing in January, we might finish 10th again.
Caicedo is a DESTROYER. He needs an orchestrator beside him, just like Jorginho complemented Kante.
You cannot build a balanced midfield with two players who offer similar physical attributes but lack control and creativity in possession.
We need someone who can dictate the rhythm, break lines with his passing, control games under pressure and unlock low blocks.
I want Alex Scott, but if Chelsea are serious about competing for major trophies, we MUST sign a proper orchestrator. We need balance, not just more legs in midfield.
(fan) Trey retweeted
Yamal or Olisse?
it's really hard to choose between these two demons!🔥
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(fan) Trey retweeted
🚨🎙️Lamine Yamal's uncle criticized Harry Kane's Ballon d'Or win: "The truth is it’s really sad, I feel really bad. My nephew was amazing, he was the best player in the world, everyone knows it.
If you like football, you go to watch Lamine, not Harry Kane. Since Lamine is young, they always say he has time, he’s 19, and that’s why they’re not giving him the award.
Harry, with about three days of football left, they’re saying, 'come on, we’ll give him the award' -
Lamine will win more than one, but the sadness will pass in three days. In a few days he will be fine"
[@ellarguero]
(fan) Trey retweeted
Olise last season:
- Bundlesliga player of the season
- Bundlesliga top Assist
- World cup top Assist
- Won 3 trophies
- 82 goal/assist
So now please tell me how Messi who is playing in a retirement league came 5th and Olise came 9th in the Ballon D'or? #BallonDor
Olise last season:
- Bundlesliga player of the season
- Bundlesliga top Assist
- World cup top Assist
- Won 3 trophies
- 82 goal/assist
So now please tell me how Messi who is playing in a retirement league came 5th and Olise came 9th in the Ballon D'or? #BallonDor
(fan) Trey retweeted
It's quite simple, btw.
You can't compare playing against a club like Malaga fc/ Le mans Fc/Mainz to Aston Villa or Bournemouth.
I have a very big observation on why La Liga and the Bundesliga have produced more Ballon d’Or winners than the Premier League. The reason is that those leagues are uncompetitive, so players are able to score many goals there. Check out the previous Ballon d’Or winners in the EPL — you’ll see they didn’t win the award just because of goals; it was because of their achievements and trophies. But if you look at many La Liga Ballon d’Or winners, you’ll find out it’s largely because they scored so many goals in their league, which is nearly impossible to do in the Premier League. This is also why it’s harder to see many world-class players in the EPL — every team is so balanced with few weaknesses, so you have to be extremely talented to stand out. Just look at Kane: he isn’t considered the best player in the Premier League but now he's the best in the world because he was able to farm goals in bundesliga, put Joao pedro in laliga and bundesliga he will score 60 goals in a season.
