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Ilkay Gundogan - He's Back, Welcome Home
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kippaxwarrior
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Pep has pretty much confirmed he'll be in the squad tomorrow.
Genuinely can't wait for tomorrow. Reckon the atmosphere will be fantastic
Genuinely can't wait for tomorrow. Reckon the atmosphere will be fantastic
grass not always greener, I like how players that leave us find this out. I am sure Zinc, Jesus, Sterling have 2nd thoughts now...
Sane might think similarly maybe Kompany can save his Bayern career.
even Alvarez yet to be seen what he does at Atletico in a team plays very differently to us.
Palmer might think he done well, individually for sure, but not playing in CL last season, neither this season and imo if they get any points deductions that kills CL again for them, even without that its no guarantee they finish top4 which then would be 3 years without CL in a row for Chelsea.
anyway, welcome back Gundo, made no sense to leave or let him leave without being able to land a main target last summer. still very useful part of the squad, expect quite a lot of game time for him (Nunes or McAtee should be loaned imo).
Sane might think similarly maybe Kompany can save his Bayern career.
even Alvarez yet to be seen what he does at Atletico in a team plays very differently to us.
Palmer might think he done well, individually for sure, but not playing in CL last season, neither this season and imo if they get any points deductions that kills CL again for them, even without that its no guarantee they finish top4 which then would be 3 years without CL in a row for Chelsea.
anyway, welcome back Gundo, made no sense to leave or let him leave without being able to land a main target last summer. still very useful part of the squad, expect quite a lot of game time for him (Nunes or McAtee should be loaned imo).
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Sorry, that’s not going to happen.Time to change your name to Viennetta_70 Shirley??
I chose this username for two very important reasons, and I have no intention of altering it.
Keepingthefaithsince1976
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115 charges eat your heart out.Magnificent and he cost a transfer fee of £nil.
DiscoSteve
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anyone else think that this will be the spur for Pep to sign for two more years?
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Already talking to Gundo about being part of the backroom staff. That doesn't sound like Pep wanting this to be his final season.That’s going to be a huge boost for Pep too. Can only be positive for him extending his contract too.
Franny 1234
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Still puzzles me why he signed for Barcelona in the first place.
Welcome home Gundog.
Looking forward to his silky passing and crucial goals. CTID
Welcome home Gundog.
Looking forward to his silky passing and crucial goals. CTID
It'll certainly help but how we play this season will play the biggest part.anyone else think that this will be the spur for Pep to sign for two more years?
If the players still show Pep they're following him, believing in him and more importantly performing for him.
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Because they offered him a longer contract than we did initially.Still puzzles me why he signed for Barcelona in the first place.
Welcome home Gundog.
Looking forward to his silky passing and crucial goals. CTID