QUOTE(Kerplunk @ Feb 20 2020, 12:22 PM)
Iike I said if it was reviewed, christensen would be more likely to be punished for simulation, bloody nose and all 
Just like the willian incident, where it was never a dive, he was just trying to avoid being clattered into, and didn't even appeal.
I'll say it again, chelsea were idiots for not going for him in january and expecting tammy to be the second coming of drogba. Lamps has to shoulder some of the blame as well, refusing to give michy and especially giroud more opportunities in order to build confidence and at least keep tammy on his toes. I mean if I were in his shoes, why bother trying so hard, and what's the big deal in missing so many chances? I'm the undisputed number one anyway. Virtually undroppable.
Drogba was pushed by the very best in the business, in the form of crespo, anelka, shevchenko and torres. It brought out a different kind of monster in him, and you could see this translated onto the pitch.
Tammy looks over his shoulder and he sees a bunch of mugs whom the manager doesn't even trust. What lamps needs to realise is tammy is just as culpable for us dropping points when he misses big chances, as kepa is when he let's in silly goals. He kicks kepa to the curb without a second thought, yet tammy gets a free pass. Bad man management imo.
Tammy is nowhere near the level of an elite striker like the drogs who can turn a game at any given moment. The kid doesn't deserve to be given so much trust, nor should he be burdened with the responsibility of carrying the team.
whenever there are big games between chelsea and top 5 clubs...the ref who always get chosen will be the one bias against chelsea, already witnessed it over this decadeJust like the willian incident, where it was never a dive, he was just trying to avoid being clattered into, and didn't even appeal.
I'll say it again, chelsea were idiots for not going for him in january and expecting tammy to be the second coming of drogba. Lamps has to shoulder some of the blame as well, refusing to give michy and especially giroud more opportunities in order to build confidence and at least keep tammy on his toes. I mean if I were in his shoes, why bother trying so hard, and what's the big deal in missing so many chances? I'm the undisputed number one anyway. Virtually undroppable.
Drogba was pushed by the very best in the business, in the form of crespo, anelka, shevchenko and torres. It brought out a different kind of monster in him, and you could see this translated onto the pitch.
Tammy looks over his shoulder and he sees a bunch of mugs whom the manager doesn't even trust. What lamps needs to realise is tammy is just as culpable for us dropping points when he misses big chances, as kepa is when he let's in silly goals. He kicks kepa to the curb without a second thought, yet tammy gets a free pass. Bad man management imo.
Tammy is nowhere near the level of an elite striker like the drogs who can turn a game at any given moment. The kid doesn't deserve to be given so much trust, nor should he be burdened with the responsibility of carrying the team.
anyways....tammy is simply not strong enough to become drogba / costa 2.0
hence we need to test 2 strikers upfront from the start, i can't brain if the team is not winning in a row...why can't just try 4-4-2 or 4-1-3-2 , or heck even 3-5-2 formation ?
Feb 20 2020, 01:15 PM

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