Ben Chilwell

[Dialog]

Is signing a mid-table team’s injury prone second choice left back a good idea?

It would be madness, considering that season after season we have the smallest squad in the EPL yet remain in contention for all the trophies. We do not need passengers, what we need is quality and reliability in a form of staying healthy and available to play when needed.

 

[Semper aggressus]

An injury prone Wayne Bridge.
No thanks. We need to aim higher than that.

If chavs don’t think he’s good enough to keep why the fuck would we want him?

 

[Mancity0303]

 

[Chopper2115]

We are definitely going 3-5-2 in most games next season

 

[richards30]

If we get the chilwell that played the other night against Dortmund then happy days! If we were to get the injured chilwell then pretty pointless imo.

 

[RayCTID]

It makes you wonder why they are getting rid and bought another two left backs ahead of him. I hope it isn't a serious link

 

[FantasyIreland]

Bollocks

 

[shevtheblue]

I honestly don't mind this, hes a good player. But it really depends on the price.

 

[Great Kompany]

I am amazed how we are never linked to any left backs except this one
Chilwell is exactly what the player with the talent skills that we should have bought from 20 million from Leicester before he took off.
Now he is injury prone and Chelsea gonna ask for 60 million.

How is this big bad club with our billions and analytical and scouting departmrnt can’t find a LB Pep may like!

 

[bluesmith]

Now he is injury porn and Chelsea gonna ask for 60 million.

What ever floats your boat.