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Chelsea got Ziyech from Ajax, United copied and bought Donny,it failed
Chelsea got a player from PSG on a free transfer Thiago Silva, united copied and got Cavani, it failed
Chelsea got a German Coach Thomas Tuchel, Manchester went and got Rangnick, it failed
Copy cats Fc.
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A FLYING start at Old Trafford 😱
@AstonVilla lead Man Utd 2-0 within four minutes 👀
PGMOL will probably issue an apology this week for denying Chelsea a clear penalty while awarding Sunderland a questionable one. Don't worry, Chelsea fans, they'll apologise. They always do after the damage is done.
You also forgot to mention Mason Mount and Andrey Santos.
Cole Palmer has scored more goals in finals than a certain player whose club went as far as erecting a statue of him outside their stadium.
The reason Palmer is better than both Odegaard and Saka is simple, he's only 14 goals away from surpassing Saka's all-time Premier League goal tally, despite having spent just four years in the league compared to Saka's eight.
He has already surpassed Odegaard's Premier League goal tally, despite spending four years in the competition while Odegaard has had seven.
Have Saka and Odegaard ever won the Club World Cup for Arsenal? It's easier for Palmer to win the Premier League with Chelsea than for either of them to ever play in the Club World Cup.
FYI, Palmer has completed football at the club level.
If Palmer is better than Saka and Ødegaard,why will he be at home watching England Vs Spain on TV?
Ødegaard is the captain of Norway,Saka featured in the world cup.
And about the goals, how many penalties? Palmer takes the penalties for Chelsea like it's his job.
Ødegaard and Saka create goals , they don't tap penalties.
Lastly I will ask you to show me a Premier League Trophy Palmer has won with Chelsea ?
There was a time when this demon was being compared to the likes of Alexis Sánchez, Henrikh Mkhitaryan, Raheem Sterling, Anthony Martial, Philippe Coutinho and Son Heung-min.
They all came and went, but he remained unshaken, consistently doing his thing. Longevity, consistency and pure footballing class. Eden Hazard was a different breed.
Unfortunately, the grass wasn't greener on the other side for him, life.




























