N'Golo Kante

He's not good enough for Chelsea under Sarri so he's definately not good enough for us.
Had an absolute stinker of a season. Not because he was "played out of position" but because he 's simply not suited to this type of football.
Square peg in a round hole.
I bet Sarri would love to replace him or bench him but he can't.
 
Fast Forward To The Past said:
He's not good enough for Chelsea under Sarri so he's definately not good enough for us.
Had an absolute stinker of a season. Not because he was "played out of position" but because he 's simply not suited to this type of football.
Square peg in a round hole.
I bet Sarri would love to replace him or bench him but he can't.
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This is grade one visual manure.
 
willipp said:
He's a no ones poor man, he would be a fantastic signing for us if it ever happened. No way Chelsea are selling him in their current situation though.
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willipp said:
He's a no ones poor man, he would be a fantastic signing for us if it ever happened. No way Chelsea are selling him in their current situation though.
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He is a destroyer a player who covers the ground and puts tackles in whilst fern has so much more in his game.
 
Been depressed this entire week and it's not because of handball or VAR. It's just become crystal clear to me that we are never, and I mean never, bringing Kante back. Shame shame shame
 
Daily Mail reports-

When asking for a defensive midfielder, Guardiola handed one solitary name to Begiristain.

"Ngolo. Bring him home".

Pep was adamant that the arab hierarchy at the money rich club had made a colossal mistake when releasing Kante, with Pellegrini preferring Fernando over the young Mancunian.

It is reported that Ngolo was all for a return to the Etihad, but Chelsea were unwilling to facilitate a switch due in part to the FIFA transfer ban they are currently operating under. The arab team were also under investigation for similar breaches but evaded a potential ban and are free to spend their arab money in the transfer market going forward, which is inflated due to their acquisitions of Kyle Walker and Fabian Delph four years ago.
 
Thaksinssoldier said:
Daily Mail reports-

When asking for a defensive midfielder, Guardiola handed one solitary name to Begiristain.

"Ngolo. Bring him home".

Pep was adamant that the arab hierarchy at the money rich club had made a colossal mistake when releasing Kante, with Pellegrini preferring Fernando over the young Mancunian.

It is reported that Ngolo was all for a return to the Etihad, but Chelsea were unwilling to facilitate a switch due in part to the FIFA transfer ban they are currently operating under. The arab team were also under investigation for similar breaches but evaded a potential ban and are free to spend their arab money in the transfer market going forward, which is inflated due to their acquisitions of Kyle Walker and Fabian Delph four years ago.
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Ngolo oder nichts.
 
Thaksinssoldier said:
Daily Mail reports-

When asking for a defensive midfielder, Guardiola handed one solitary name to Begiristain.

"Ngolo. Bring him home".

Pep was adamant that the arab hierarchy at the money rich club had made a colossal mistake when releasing Kante, with Pellegrini preferring Fernando over the young Mancunian.

It is reported that Ngolo was all for a return to the Etihad, but Chelsea were unwilling to facilitate a switch due in part to the FIFA transfer ban they are currently operating under. The arab team were also under investigation for similar breaches but evaded a potential ban and are free to spend their arab money in the transfer market going forward, which is inflated due to their acquisitions of Kyle Walker and Fabian Delph four years ago.
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LOL.
Barely noticed it was a parody...
 
Thaksinssoldier said:
Daily Mail reports-

When asking for a defensive midfielder, Guardiola handed one solitary name to Begiristain.

"Ngolo. Bring him home".

Pep was adamant that the arab hierarchy at the money rich club had made a colossal mistake when releasing Kante, with Pellegrini preferring Fernando over the young Mancunian.

It is reported that Ngolo was all for a return to the Etihad, but Chelsea were unwilling to facilitate a switch due in part to the FIFA transfer ban they are currently operating under. The arab team were also under investigation for similar breaches but evaded a potential ban and are free to spend their arab money in the transfer market going forward, which is inflated due to their acquisitions of Kyle Walker and Fabian Delph four years ago.
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Sorry but if this is true that's it for me. I'm done. Cheers for nowt the 3 amigo's. Seasoncard for sale.
 
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