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It doesn't matter what century it is, as that would suggest we better people as time moves forward and I don't necessarily believe that is true at all.

It was Bridges ex-girlfriend Besides, being drunk doesn't excuse any behaviour, that is a child's excuse.

Well not in the rival sense of a local derby or a deep ideological hatred but their was definitely a huuuuge competitive rivalry from around 2007-2012. The two teams just played eachother too often for it not be heated for those few years, but I think that microcosm of English football is very much over. Technically every team is a rival for they are all competing against one another, but you know what I mean. Chelsea suffers through their locality, they barely play Fulham, QPR, and Brentford, so people fill in the blanks with Liverpool, Arsenal, Tottenham, West Ham, etc. Well, John Terry I don't know about him really, he was an adulterer, did weird unsolicited tours of Stamford Bridge, and whatever happened between him and whatever Ferdinand it was; all seem a little weird in the sense that a lot of ex-teammates speak highly of him and he seems to have a great rapport with whatever fans stomach him. Seems like an average intelligence bloke that makes really stupid decision occasionally. Every player has done weird shit, Terry's have been blown out of propotion, but even players that are generally loved like Gerrard (punched a bloke at a nightclub) and Lampard (was pissed at an airport and made fun of American tourists during 9/11, allegedly) have done it. Maybe it is the people I know, but nearly everyone has done something bad that they shouldn't have; even if they are good people.

That is just semantics. To be one, is to be the other really.

Christensen doesn't really count like the others do.

But it's the same for me, I didn't know anything about Alexander-Arnold or Robertson but one day I'm looking at Liverpool and people are talking about these elite fullbacks they have aged in their late teens and early twenties. I know Robertson wasn't a youth graduate for Liverpool but his success is still surprising to those outside of the Liverpool or Scottish loop.

It seems to be how it is these days, there wasn't much hype around Liverpool's current youngsters, right? Alexander-Arnold and Robetson didn't exactly have fanfare hyping them up either.

Well, I more brought it for a chuckle if anything but Cicero was feeling a bit sour so it landed flat. Indication or otherwise, even if Abraham fails at Chelsea he at least looks like he’d be a fantastic forward for a Championship side; which is still better than Solanke.

Have a sense of humour.

Oh look at this post I found.

The purple prose is a bit try hard as well

‘Move Kante away from holding midfielder’ He said the thing again, haha

No complaints here. Hell, they are welcome to buy more Chelsea rejects as well. Bakayoko anyone?

He'd be on 10X more cash. I cannot believe that Man Utd's squad is even worse than Chelsea's and the latter can't buy players.

He was shite last year.

I honestly would not take a single one of their players at Chelsea. Not an exaggeration and not found in bias.

Imagine thinking there was a future in British steel. I'm sure the local oldies can relate @CaaC (John) @Bluewolf

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OFpfTd0EIs

Fucken hell Tom Hardy gets around

Interesting video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLpBeE5G7Ng

Why would they sell Cutrone? Stupid club! They have had decent youth players like Calabria, Cutrone, Locatello, but they buy mediocre players at inflated prices. They keep spending and adding players they don't need or can afford.

When life give you lemons...

Imagine going to a bloody friendly and not the State of Origin. You deserve Gina Rinheart out there.