It's because Poch is a great manager. Spurs should have never let him go (though I do love me some Ange-ball). I really want Chelsea to fail spectacularly, but I do like seeing Poch stick his fingers in their eyes that they thought he wasn't going to work out.
He's been getting this type of love since last season. It was a bit of a coup that he signed such a long extension with the SuperWhites (no racist) last summer. It was a great business decision for the Cottagers b/c that length of tenure remaining on his contract should drive the transfer fee up quite a bit.Jedi getting some love after another very solid season. One of The Guardian's "ten unexpected stars of the season."
Antonee Robinson, Fulham
It’s been another solid season for Antonee Robinson at Fulham, so much so that the US international has been linked with a high-profile exit this year. João Palhinha’s defensive prowess is rightly applauded, but the left-back’s fine reading of the game enables Fulham to turn defence into attack quickly. Robinson has made more interceptions (78) than any other player in the Premier League this season. When it comes to filling the left-back spot in the team of the season, the 26-year-old deserves to be mentioned.
Ten unexpected stars of the season in the Premier League | Ben McAleer
They won’t win any trophies or player of the season awards, but these players have been integral to their teams this seasonwww.theguardian.com
Umm…he may be a good manager, but he’s not going to be a one at Chelsea because he’s no longer there haha. Leaving by mutual consent apparently.
They just need to spend another £900m on midfielders. That'll do it.
Very very true!
Chelsea's disfunction is always beneficial. Always. Darn the blues.
RM wins Champions league, water is wet, Baylor sucks. These things will never change.
Yep. Just weren’t clinical enough when they needed to be and then ran out of gas.
What's crazy is Madrid brought their C+ game and still won. Dortmund left too many chances on the field; could have been 2-nil up at the half. Their dominance should have been at least given a 1-nil lead. Playing Madrid in the CL is like wrestling a python. At first, you're like "this is not that bad. I've got in some licks." Then the python begins to squeeze.
Yup. And Forest. Meanwhile Chelsea has 8 guys they're trying to dump before the season bc they've signed so many 8 figure guys. And City has so many issues it's remarkable they've avoided sanctions this long. It's grotesque.
And now City are suing the EPL for the FFP rules claiming they're unlawful.
