You are failing to address your own comments and asking me in return to address a matter than I’m not interested in.
I think it’s pathetic the way you use a victim like Gary Johnson to score cheap points.
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Well the bad news for you is that you don’t set the agenda around here and this is a subject that I’m interested in and want you to address your own comments that you’ve just made. After five months you’ve finally broken your silence to say that you’re not interested in the fact that the club you started supporting only a few months ago were covering up for its paedophile employees as recently as late 2015.
What interests you and sparks a sense of outrage is any perceived slight on Antonio Conte who is paid £6.5 million a year (and about to get a hefty pay rise). No interest or sense of outrage though about the derisory 50 grand thrown at Gary Johnson to shut him up and play along with the Chelsea F.C. cover up. You have a very strange moral compass.
That bears no relevance to you having to address comments you made regarding Antonio Conte, comments which make you appear like a clueless idiot as Conte stormed to a title.
A man with a bit of conviction would stand over his words and face the music, you lack backbone and honesty.
Most xenophobic pigs do
Boycott is asked to stand over his own comments and he then tries to use a child abuse victim to point score.
Pathetic.
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You repeatedly call me a racist and xenophobic, yet still continue to refuse to condemn the Chelsea fans convicted by Hammersmith Magistrates Court of racially abusing Spurs fans, which I highlighted here six months ago. The double standards and hypocrisy are just breathtaking.
You are a racist and you’re still failing to address your comments on Conte.
There you go again with another libel. Clearly your brush with defamation law earlier made no impression on you.
It’s not libel, it’s true.
You can’t even bring yourself to stand behind your earlier comments this season on Conte because you’re a hate filled racist.
Prove you are not a racist.apologise to Nembo and admit to the forum you got it wrong again like a dullard
Get in.
Big win.
With European football on the horizon this season we need four new players.
So far we have signed three.
Morata - a direct replacement for Costa.
Bakayoko - a direct replacement for Matic.
Rudiger - a new body in defence to replace the losses of Terry and Ake.
Christensen is back in the squad with Zouma going out on loan.
There’s still no cover for Moses or Alonso, they need another attacker as they’re light with Hazard out injured and another central midfielder with Chalobah gone.
Zappacosta will be a good signing for €25m and offer some cover for Moses and Alonso.
Still look very light in midfield with only 3 central midfielders at the clubs. Could do with another wide attacker too, unfortunatelty Chelsea cannot compete with super franchises like Spurs or Liverpool.
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What an utterly bizarre statement.
Transfer Window, August 2017 - Expenditure
Manchester City - €244.30m
Chelsea - €202.90m
Man U - €164.4m
Everton - €158.2m
Tottenham - €93.10m
Liverpool - €89m
Watford - €61.5m
Leicester - €80.85m
Woolwich - €53m
Swansea - €50.3m
Brighton - €47.6m
West Brom - €45.7m
West Ham - €45.4m
Huddersfield - €44.6m
Newcastle - €42.3m
Southampton - €35.46m
Crystal Palace - €37.2m
Bournemouth - €34.3m
Burnley - €34.04m
Stoke - €27.1m
Transfer Window, August 2017 - Net Spend
Man U - (€155.9m)
Manchester City - (€147.95m)
Chelsea - (€80.10m)
Everton - (€50.82m)
Brighton - (€47.6m)
Watford - (€46m)
West Brom - (€43.65)
Liverpool - (€41.80m)
Huddersfield - (€38.75m)
Bournemouth - (€34.3m)
Crystal Palace - (€34.2m)
Leicester - (€32.95m)
Southampton - (€25.7m)
Newcastle - (€22.9m)
West Ham - (€14.75m)
Stoke - €8.04m
Tottenham - €9m
Burnley - €15.96m
Woolwich - €15.7m
Swansea - €27.5m
When Costa goes today our net spend will be lower than Liverpool, mate.
I couldn’t care less about Liverpool, I’m a Spurs man.
I think Geoff has that wrong - I think Liverpool’s net spend is 12m after the Sakho deal.
I note that you exclude them from your super franchise bracket, mate.
Great win today and a rousing response to the opening day disaster.