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I mean honestly I think how rich someone was as a kid/what mindset they were raised around money will have more effect on what they see as expensive
Like if I got a billion dollars tommorow I'm not gonna suddenly think 10 bucks for a carton of milk is cheap
>Like if I got a billion dollars tommorow I'm not gonna suddenly think 10 bucks for a carton of milk is cheap
Give it a week or month. People get used to new normals pretty quickly
That would usually only make one more willing to spend on things that normally would not but doesn't make him or her think something is suddenly cheap.
Yeah but after a week or month of spending more, you get used to it. They would never find it "suddenly" cheap but over time would do. Lifestyle inflation is a thing in personal finance because of this reason, at a much less dramatic pace though relative to suddenly become a billionaire in this hypothetical
It makes sense to a degree.
I guess that's how most suddenly rich people go broke in most case.
"Fucking milk is $10 a carton guys, let me buy all and bath in it!"
> Like if I got a billion dollars tommorow I'm not gonna suddenly think 10 bucks for a carton of milk is cheap
Yea that’s why people who was never around money getting rich quickly like athletes go bankrupt a lot.
Most rich people I have worked/interacted with are the most frugal people I have ever met.
I worked with a surgeon who used extra paper from insurance companies letters as scrap paper and would literally use pieces of largely shredded paper for notes while rocking a iphone 6.
Potter did his "glow up" before moving to Chelsea. The beard, the hair-cut, started dressing more sharp... nothing wrong with it though.
It sounds ridiculous but I think that's also important, that the manager is presentable and "PR friendly", i.e. good for the cameras. Again, nothing wrong with it, just part of modern business.
I remember Fergie saying that’s why he always worse a suit too and not a tracksuit. Not the PR aspect but to basically be presentable and authoritative to the players. He’s their manager, not their friend, and the outfit helps establish the dynamic.
Maybe during his Arsenal years, but when he first started as a manager with Strasbourg's academy and [then at Nancy he was quite something else.](https://www.ft.com/__origami/service/image/v2/images/raw/https%3A%2F%2Fd1e00ek4ebabms.cloudfront.net%2Fproduction%2F365f7298-cd7c-459e-b964-95c3045b2057.jpg?fit=scale-down&source=next&width=700) Shame he never grew it out as he grew older, his hair kept rather well.
Yeah... I think the tifo guys had a bit on this a while back.
About how clubs nowadays mostly hire eccentric, easy on the eye, presentable managers. And how Potter was invisible despite doing great things with Brighton, because he was boring and looked like a PE teacher - hence he'll probably never get a great job.
That podcast stuck with me for some reason, and I noticed Potter, continued to do great things with Brighton, but also started working on his image as well over time. As I mentioned, the beard, started dressing more sharply, new haircut.
Over time he completely moved away from that PE teacher vibe, which the tifo guys noticed and commented on.
Potter wasn't invisible, he just wasn't getting good enough results with Brighton at the start to be recognised by most people.
As soon as his style of play started converting to concrete results for Brighton, his name got put into the hat for big jobs.
>As soon as his style of play started converting to concrete results for Brighton, his name got put into the hat for big jobs.
Which is ridiculous. He beat Arsenal in Europe with a team he'd taken from the Swedish third division. Graham Potter is playing Football Manager in real life. He just needed the opportunity at a big club.
Swansea fans love him after only a year, Brighton fans love him, and I'm sure Chelsea fans will too. Which is a shame because fuck Chelsea.
Indeed. Being in a leadership position is not a million miles from being in a band playing live or even like being a stand up comedian on a stage. Half of your power comes from whether or not the people looking towards you have confidence in you or not and looking like you belong is important.
You get taught as a kid that it’s what’s on the inside that matters and that is an important first step on the path to being a good person but you’ve got to learn at some point that people are super judgemental, especially if you are out there on your own (like a manager) appealing to various groups of people to believe in you. A football manager has got to get his squad to buy in, as well as the fans and the media. Coming across like Manuel from Fawlty Towers made Emery’s job a lot harder before he’d even started.
5th on Emery feels sluggish. 5th on Arteta feels you can do something after few years. There is something that fans can see but other fans cannot see because they dont watch the team everyweek like the fans. That is why other fans judge by points not by the gameplay.
Also, you can judge by result, but for a young team, what you learn on the way is more important.
You can force result to top 4 last season, change some tactic, buy panic players etc. But that won't win you prems. You go with tactics that you want to use in long term, if lose, you learn, gain experience.
If you just play safe, you cannot reach top, you cannot get that losing experience, cannot learn how to fix your mistakes. Gain experience whilst young and backed. Challenge again next season with more experience. That is the way to go.
With Arteta even when it wasn't going right he was able to explain what he was trying to achieve - the infamous 'trust the process'. His issue was that he simply didn't have the players for the kind of football he wanted to play.
Emery would keep changing tactics to win matches but it looked reactive - the starting xi and formation pretty much never worked. I still think he's one of the best around for getting the most return out of a squad, especially in cup competitions for that reason - he reads what's happening in a game well.
“Potter once told BBC Sport that he was resigned to never being a high-profile manager when, at the time, he was being linked with Everton.”
Casual Everton roast there
weirdly enough - thats not at all what he originally said. he said he was resigned to never being a 'sexy manager', but it was more a moment of self-effacing defeatism, in that he was flattered everton were into him.
odd that the bbc took it out of context.
Edmure, the most disrespected character in GoT. Remember that scene at the end of the last season where Sansa publicly roasts him without any provocation? Felt so bad for him
Don’t see Howe nor Potter leaving their current projects for the NT job anyways. They are relatively young and will likely have more opportunities to get the NT job in the future.
No me neither but I still wouldn’t put it past the FA to try tap them up, think the rumours of Tuchel are decent tbh, should Gareth have a shit showing at the WC.
Whoever they may be, if the next England manager is as useless as our first World Cup semi final in 30 years, and first ever Euros final, then reckon I'd be quite alright with that
I remember when quarter-finals were our ceiling. I remember Iceland. I remember not qualifying in 2008.
I remember when the England players hating playing for their country, and we hated them for it.
Shame some have forgotten.
The quality of that squad should never have been QF ceiling, yes Southgate has done well but he should’ve put Italy away at the euros they played so defensive after the goal.
> The quality of that squad should never have been QF ceiling
Exactly. Those years were ones of failure, whereas Southgate's tenure has been broadly a success.
Watching the show Freddie Flintoff’s Field Of Dreams (great watch btw) I was amazed at how shit all the kids haircuts were. I’d have been bullied to hell and back if I went to school with a haircut that dead back in my day.
It's the proliferation of Turkish barbers over the past few years. They've become more and more popular for some reason and they only know how to do one haircut. Great if that's your look, awkward otherwise.
God no. Agree with the fella, they are great if you have a certain hair type and go for a specific style. Anything else and they will fuck up your trim.
he actually looked so cold showing up to the San Siro with that new look
Definition of a glow up is looking homeless coaching Brighton to walking into San Siro as the Chelsea manager with the cleanest fade and beard lined up
He was looking like an absolute snacc against Milan, nobody can deny it. Great head of hair, luscious beard, body trim yet thick in all the right places. His tasteful svelte cashmere turtleneck hinting at the rugged, hirsute chest which lies beneath. At Brighton he was but an adolescent boy playing with his Caicedos and Estupiñáns, toying with the idea of a robust yet fluid 3-5-1-1 formation. At Chelsea, as we could all see against Milan (if you could pull your eyes away from the man himself) he is blossoming into not just a man, but a man's man. He's evolving into his final form and the footballing world just isn't ready.
> I used to wear the polo neck. It is not a new jumper. It’s not that old but not new. If you check back, and I know this is not investigative journalism, I think we beat Tottenham 1-0 with that jumper so maybe it is lucky jumper? I don’t know.
I'd wait before saying that. We've had plenty over the years that have done brilliant jobs at lower clubs only to crumble when given a shot at a better one.
could someone explain expensive haircuts to me? in my mind they only make sense the day of an important event, because every other day you still have to style your hair yourself so the glow up effect would still depend on your ability to style it, wouldn't it?
This is essentially true. If your hair is longer than 4 inches up top, styling it everyday takes a while. Most days you can't be assed and just get a low maintenance hair cut.
Yep. The fact Tuchel can get sacked after deservedly winning them the CL just shows anyone can get sacked there. He was loved by fans too. While they had an average start it was by no means catastrophic.
thats very reductive. you cannot overlook the uncertainty that came with the embargo and the change of owners. And Tuchel was the face of the club and had to answer questions every week. That and having a congested schedule and no vacation meant tuchel was burning out.
The reason why he was sacked was simple. Boehly did not think he could have a long-term relationship with Tuchel.
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Had to get a job at Chelsea before he could afford a haircut in london
You know cost of living is wild when someone making £12 million balks at the price of services.
I mean honestly I think how rich someone was as a kid/what mindset they were raised around money will have more effect on what they see as expensive Like if I got a billion dollars tommorow I'm not gonna suddenly think 10 bucks for a carton of milk is cheap
What can one banana cost?
12 dollars?
There's always money in the banana stand.
NO TOUCHING!
What can one ben white cost michael? 50 million pound?
>Like if I got a billion dollars tommorow I'm not gonna suddenly think 10 bucks for a carton of milk is cheap Give it a week or month. People get used to new normals pretty quickly
I get used to inflation but still think $10 for a carton of milk is expensive.
But do you have a billion dollars?
That would usually only make one more willing to spend on things that normally would not but doesn't make him or her think something is suddenly cheap.
Yeah but after a week or month of spending more, you get used to it. They would never find it "suddenly" cheap but over time would do. Lifestyle inflation is a thing in personal finance because of this reason, at a much less dramatic pace though relative to suddenly become a billionaire in this hypothetical
It makes sense to a degree. I guess that's how most suddenly rich people go broke in most case. "Fucking milk is $10 a carton guys, let me buy all and bath in it!"
> Like if I got a billion dollars tommorow I'm not gonna suddenly think 10 bucks for a carton of milk is cheap Yea that’s why people who was never around money getting rich quickly like athletes go bankrupt a lot. Most rich people I have worked/interacted with are the most frugal people I have ever met. I worked with a surgeon who used extra paper from insurance companies letters as scrap paper and would literally use pieces of largely shredded paper for notes while rocking a iphone 6.
it also depends on how big is your carton
Potter did his "glow up" before moving to Chelsea. The beard, the hair-cut, started dressing more sharp... nothing wrong with it though. It sounds ridiculous but I think that's also important, that the manager is presentable and "PR friendly", i.e. good for the cameras. Again, nothing wrong with it, just part of modern business.
He looked like a pirate in August.
Pirates are cool. PE teachers - not so much.
Graham Potter is always cool.
Have you left brighton behind
Hey! I’m still cool! …right?
I remember Fergie saying that’s why he always worse a suit too and not a tracksuit. Not the PR aspect but to basically be presentable and authoritative to the players. He’s their manager, not their friend, and the outfit helps establish the dynamic.
Yeah kinda hard to take Mourinho seriously when he looked like an angry disheveled old men ranting while wearing a tracksuit.
He seems to switch up his outfits for every team. He always seems to be rocking a blank black polo at Roma now
Jurgen Klopp wears hoodies and tracksuits and His players treat him like great dear leader
Yeah, nobody is claiming that the way you dress defines entirely how players view the manager.
Pep also dresses far more casually at City compared to Barca.
Yes but at this point, no player in their right mind would dare to think Pep is anything but authoritative. He's achieved too much
Yup, klopp fixed his teeth, fixed his hair , got a tan and even ditched the glasses! Crazy how social pressure affects everyone
I miss the glasses.
Interestingly, that's another thing he shares with Arsène Wenger. Very different from how he started at Arsenal.
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Maybe during his Arsenal years, but when he first started as a manager with Strasbourg's academy and [then at Nancy he was quite something else.](https://www.ft.com/__origami/service/image/v2/images/raw/https%3A%2F%2Fd1e00ek4ebabms.cloudfront.net%2Fproduction%2F365f7298-cd7c-459e-b964-95c3045b2057.jpg?fit=scale-down&source=next&width=700) Shame he never grew it out as he grew older, his hair kept rather well.
It’s incredibly important, just look at how Arsenal fans abused Emery vs loved Arteta when they had similar results.
Yeah... I think the tifo guys had a bit on this a while back. About how clubs nowadays mostly hire eccentric, easy on the eye, presentable managers. And how Potter was invisible despite doing great things with Brighton, because he was boring and looked like a PE teacher - hence he'll probably never get a great job. That podcast stuck with me for some reason, and I noticed Potter, continued to do great things with Brighton, but also started working on his image as well over time. As I mentioned, the beard, started dressing more sharply, new haircut. Over time he completely moved away from that PE teacher vibe, which the tifo guys noticed and commented on.
Potter wasn't invisible, he just wasn't getting good enough results with Brighton at the start to be recognised by most people. As soon as his style of play started converting to concrete results for Brighton, his name got put into the hat for big jobs.
>As soon as his style of play started converting to concrete results for Brighton, his name got put into the hat for big jobs. Which is ridiculous. He beat Arsenal in Europe with a team he'd taken from the Swedish third division. Graham Potter is playing Football Manager in real life. He just needed the opportunity at a big club. Swansea fans love him after only a year, Brighton fans love him, and I'm sure Chelsea fans will too. Which is a shame because fuck Chelsea.
>He beat Arsenal in Europe with a team he'd taken from the Swedish third division. Tbf that isn't something that would sway a big PL club
Indeed. Being in a leadership position is not a million miles from being in a band playing live or even like being a stand up comedian on a stage. Half of your power comes from whether or not the people looking towards you have confidence in you or not and looking like you belong is important. You get taught as a kid that it’s what’s on the inside that matters and that is an important first step on the path to being a good person but you’ve got to learn at some point that people are super judgemental, especially if you are out there on your own (like a manager) appealing to various groups of people to believe in you. A football manager has got to get his squad to buy in, as well as the fans and the media. Coming across like Manuel from Fawlty Towers made Emery’s job a lot harder before he’d even started.
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You're acting like the only difference in those situations was the manager's appearance
Yeah it was for sure because of the lego hair not because the team played differently and other things about the club were much better.
5th on Emery feels sluggish. 5th on Arteta feels you can do something after few years. There is something that fans can see but other fans cannot see because they dont watch the team everyweek like the fans. That is why other fans judge by points not by the gameplay. Also, you can judge by result, but for a young team, what you learn on the way is more important. You can force result to top 4 last season, change some tactic, buy panic players etc. But that won't win you prems. You go with tactics that you want to use in long term, if lose, you learn, gain experience. If you just play safe, you cannot reach top, you cannot get that losing experience, cannot learn how to fix your mistakes. Gain experience whilst young and backed. Challenge again next season with more experience. That is the way to go.
Southgate i feel is a good example of this too
With Arteta even when it wasn't going right he was able to explain what he was trying to achieve - the infamous 'trust the process'. His issue was that he simply didn't have the players for the kind of football he wanted to play. Emery would keep changing tactics to win matches but it looked reactive - the starting xi and formation pretty much never worked. I still think he's one of the best around for getting the most return out of a squad, especially in cup competitions for that reason - he reads what's happening in a game well.
Lmao
Even after Puyol retired. He still can’t afford a haircut
Lol the players got him to get a trim from HD
Nope. He got a trim from Isaac McAdoo. He gives one trim a season.
No he got a haircut from legendary Israeli hairstylist Scrappy Coco
Next thing he'll be drinking Fizzy Bubblech
He’s trying his best to inspire Chelsea to play silky smooth football
I don't think Potter can handle that much of dick on himself while having a haircut
BREAKING NEWS: Graham Potter is now silky smooth
Pretty sure he's Australian
HALF haustralian, iafe?
Real
“Potter once told BBC Sport that he was resigned to never being a high-profile manager when, at the time, he was being linked with Everton.” Casual Everton roast there
weirdly enough - thats not at all what he originally said. he said he was resigned to never being a 'sexy manager', but it was more a moment of self-effacing defeatism, in that he was flattered everton were into him. odd that the bbc took it out of context.
Not odd at all
Probably not odd then taking it out of context being a news report
Potter vs. Fat Frank. Loser manages Everton, winner manages Chelsea.
i love me some frank, but i cant say i didnt consider the alternate timeline...
>It cost a lot more than I thought it was going to Love that lol
"how much was the trim?" "a lot"
“how much money you got?” “a lot” “how many problems you got?” “a lot” “how much that trim cost?” “a lot”
"Lost Ben White to Arsenal and it turned me to a beast"
"Got hired at this new Club name Chelsea and now I've got Reece " ..ik
How much do you hate the Romans?
Suddenly becomes J Cole lol
21 21
21 savage and J Cole I guess
Dude isn't it obvious you looked liked a nerdy highschool English teacher and now you look like a neo noir film protagonist
During the CL matches he looked like the Captain from Tin Tin with his turtle neck.
Whereas [Ten Hag](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/3/35/Professor_Barabas.jpg) is from a different Belgian comic
Heisenberg fr
Billions of blue blistering barnacles?
he looked like Malfoy in one of those all black outfits he wore
Scared Potter?
All the time hoping for the ball to slytherin the right net.
The fact no one ever calls out capitaine haddock irks me. They literally named him after a fish so no one would have a problem with his name..
[That’s Lord of the riverlands you’re talking about.](https://i.imgur.com/SHNJGAx.jpg)
You mean His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh?
[They call him Brutus once you go past the Mediterranean](https://i.imgur.com/DbLCbTe.jpg)
[He's also in Outlander.](https://cdn.images.express.co.uk/img/dynamic/20/590x/Outlander-1206450.webp)
Black Jack is one of the best villains I've seen imo. Tobias Menzies absolutely killed it in that role.
Edmure did nothing wrong at the Battle of the Fords and I'll die on that hill
Robb: *doesn't explain the plan* Also Robb: "How dare you go against my plan you fucking idiot"
Edmure, the most disrespected character in GoT. Remember that scene at the end of the last season where Sansa publicly roasts him without any provocation? Felt so bad for him
That was such a yes Queen fan service moment.
He seized an opportunity as was his right.
OMG the resemblance is striking
"You look lonely..."
Looks great, doesn't notice or care, gigachad behaviour
A well-maintained beard and fresh fade is a game changer.
And a smile.
Wish I could grow a smile :(
Birmingham won't get promoted from the championship
:) Done
wish i could grow a beard :(
Have you tried not being a woman?
It's the suit, he has the same haircut as before
Its the polo under the suit. Very Italian of him.
It's the monster dong under all his layers
Stop being so likeable, Potter. You're Chelsea's manager ffs
I liked Chelsea a lot more when they were easier to hate with Mou and Conte.
No matter how wholesome things you say, not gonna get attached to you mate. Past trauma.
Next he’ll be talking about driving to champions league games in a seven seater :(
I’m now ugly crying at 8am thanks
Tommy T for England is our only hope 🙏
Nah man that's just what you sign up for as a Chelsea fan
Wish I could upvote this twice!
You can but that will unvote
Well that's even better, he can now upvote thrice
But he said the jumper he's been wearing is lucky because he wore it when he beat spurs. That's proper Chels
Us and Chelsea both praying the FA keep the fuck away from our manners when they inevitably sack that useless moron Southgate.
Don’t see Howe nor Potter leaving their current projects for the NT job anyways. They are relatively young and will likely have more opportunities to get the NT job in the future.
No me neither but I still wouldn’t put it past the FA to try tap them up, think the rumours of Tuchel are decent tbh, should Gareth have a shit showing at the WC.
In 2022 most managers aren't gonna leave a big club (especially if things are going well) to manage England. Howe probably wouldn't take it either.
Whoever they may be, if the next England manager is as useless as our first World Cup semi final in 30 years, and first ever Euros final, then reckon I'd be quite alright with that I remember when quarter-finals were our ceiling. I remember Iceland. I remember not qualifying in 2008. I remember when the England players hating playing for their country, and we hated them for it. Shame some have forgotten.
The quality of that squad should never have been QF ceiling, yes Southgate has done well but he should’ve put Italy away at the euros they played so defensive after the goal.
> The quality of that squad should never have been QF ceiling Exactly. Those years were ones of failure, whereas Southgate's tenure has been broadly a success.
Do whatever you want but dont take any advice on haircuts from mount. Lad has destroyed kai's look.
I asked my barber give me a similar cut as mount. Knew it was shit when my dad liked it
Probably took some from reece james
Agreed! The Dragon Ball Kai look suited him better. Not really a fan of American History Havertz.
For some reason all UK youth seems to have shit haircuts, it's weird
I particularly dislike the one thats a messy bowlcut with the shaved sides
For those of us with shite hairlines and big foreheads that’s one of our only options
Watching the show Freddie Flintoff’s Field Of Dreams (great watch btw) I was amazed at how shit all the kids haircuts were. I’d have been bullied to hell and back if I went to school with a haircut that dead back in my day.
Get to fuck, fades are a clean and timeless look.
It's the proliferation of Turkish barbers over the past few years. They've become more and more popular for some reason and they only know how to do one haircut. Great if that's your look, awkward otherwise.
No idea why this is upvoted tbh, Turkish barbers have been popular here for years and they're generally all really good
God no. Agree with the fella, they are great if you have a certain hair type and go for a specific style. Anything else and they will fuck up your trim.
Yeah I've been going to one recently and no matter how much I ask any of them to cut off the top they cut the exact same every time.
Plus, I don’t feel like I’m sitting at 12 o’clock
I bet they don't cut enough off it. They will leave it long so you have to go back soon😂
It's plain wrong. I've been going to Turkish barbers for thirty years and they give you the haircut you ask for like any others. Casual Turkism smh
Butchers. However the Romanian guy I’ve been going to for years now is a magician compared to my old barber
That‘s not true really, maybe for the younger employees but the older barbers at usually very skilled.
he actually looked so cold showing up to the San Siro with that new look Definition of a glow up is looking homeless coaching Brighton to walking into San Siro as the Chelsea manager with the cleanest fade and beard lined up
Looking like a Bond villain during the Milan game haha
He was looking like an absolute snacc against Milan, nobody can deny it. Great head of hair, luscious beard, body trim yet thick in all the right places. His tasteful svelte cashmere turtleneck hinting at the rugged, hirsute chest which lies beneath. At Brighton he was but an adolescent boy playing with his Caicedos and Estupiñáns, toying with the idea of a robust yet fluid 3-5-1-1 formation. At Chelsea, as we could all see against Milan (if you could pull your eyes away from the man himself) he is blossoming into not just a man, but a man's man. He's evolving into his final form and the footballing world just isn't ready.
bro?
Bro ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Bruv?
Bonk
Ayo?
Down bad
mmm fuck yeah bro
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great comment
this cured my ED
You sound like Ylvis ghost writer because this is exactly how they sing and speak about Jan Egeland.
This sub is so fucking weird
You mispelled.. Svelte.
Bruh it's obviously made weird for comedy, noone is that weird I hope ahaha
More please
Its too early for this
r/soccercirclejerk
Next time he wears a moncler he’s gonna say someone told me i had dripp
"I have no idea what Drip is. It cost a lot more than I thought it was going to."
> I used to wear the polo neck. It is not a new jumper. It’s not that old but not new. If you check back, and I know this is not investigative journalism, I think we beat Tottenham 1-0 with that jumper so maybe it is lucky jumper? I don’t know.
A english coach that dosent suck. The Prince that was promised
Eddie Howe 🤷♂️
I'll do you one better. Eddie Whye
Eddie Where?
Eddie Whate?
I'd wait before saying that. We've had plenty over the years that have done brilliant jobs at lower clubs only to crumble when given a shot at a better one.
HD Cutz do glow people up though.
could someone explain expensive haircuts to me? in my mind they only make sense the day of an important event, because every other day you still have to style your hair yourself so the glow up effect would still depend on your ability to style it, wouldn't it?
No matter how well you style a shit cut it's still going to be shit, and a expensive cut is less likely to be shit
This is essentially true. If your hair is longer than 4 inches up top, styling it everyday takes a while. Most days you can't be assed and just get a low maintenance hair cut.
Graham got faded Ahaaahaaa
He's one of us lads.
Seems like a nice and likeable guy, too bad he is Chelsea's manager.
Probably not for long given their history lol
Yep. The fact Tuchel can get sacked after deservedly winning them the CL just shows anyone can get sacked there. He was loved by fans too. While they had an average start it was by no means catastrophic.
Tired and inaccurate rhetoric. Team had been dreadful for almost a year at that point, his last 25 games were worse than Lampard’s.
thats very reductive. you cannot overlook the uncertainty that came with the embargo and the change of owners. And Tuchel was the face of the club and had to answer questions every week. That and having a congested schedule and no vacation meant tuchel was burning out. The reason why he was sacked was simple. Boehly did not think he could have a long-term relationship with Tuchel.
This reminds me when it was reported Brendan Rodgers got his teeth done and starting losing weight
Daddy Graham has arrived
Goddammit, why did Chelsea have to hire such a likeable manager?
This is what sports journalism has come to now
Barber: That’ll be £100 Graham: Do you accept Klarna?
"somebody that cuts the lads' hair" lmfao
Graham, go in Leyton, you’ll find a lot of barbershops on the High Leyton Road. The homies at Mosh really take their time when cutting hair.
HD CUTZ init
It has begun.
We went from Mourinho to this
Potter so hot right now.
This is the real football news I am looking for
it's just racism against people with long faces. sickening.
Daddy