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Ronaldo and Rooney weren't playing for the best team at the time. They were behind both us and Arsenal.

Also, what is that circumstance when it would be valid to complain about Estevao being subbed off? Because I see this excuse every time. It's always we're suffering because he is doing something wrong, when the reality is that we would have been just as sh*t in that first half no matter who we had there. The whole team had a Lukaku touch and kept passing it to City players. Even if Estevao wasn't on the pitch in the second half, our performance would have been just as sh*t. This is the problem, when we're sh*t collectively, it's always Estevao that is subbed off.
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He did nothing wrong. He's just not great in defensive transitions and he naturally gambles in dangerous areas because he's still getting to grips with the league's physicality. We struggled to have any control for a large part of the first half.

It would be valid to complain when there aren't such glaring structural problems for a manager to address. It's not like say, if he made a few mistakes on the ball and we were struggling to create vs Wolves - in those cases the player can still recover and taking him off would be cowardly.

 
DONT BELIEVE ANYTHING THAT. OMES OUT OF THE CLUB

Estevao is ill apparently.

Not at all. We are the only club with multiple players out with a virus. Players used to be able to play with a flu, not at our club.
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OH SURPRISE SURPRISE, WAS HE ILL REALLY?

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Bog boost for Liam Rosenior as key player spotted back in...Chelsea head coach Liam Rosenior has been boosted this lunchtime by the return to training of one of his key players.
 
OH SURPRISE SURPRISE, WAS HE ILL REALLY?

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Bog boost for Liam Rosenior as key player spotted back in...Chelsea head coach Liam Rosenior has been boosted this lunchtime by the return to training of one of his key players.
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Honestly looks like weve been playing in a bog for the past 12 months.

Christ... almost as good as the gruniad. Employ a sub editor you cheapskates at chelsea news.

 
Honestly looks like weve been playing in a bog for the past 12 months.

Christ... almost as good as the gruniad. Employ a sub editor you cheapskates at chelsea news.
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The Gruniad! 😂I take it you read the "Private Eye?" .. it's their name for that paper.

 
The Gruniad! 😂I take it you read the "Private Eye?" .. it's their name for that paper.
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  • Embracing the Mistake: The Guardian has largely embraced the, often affectionate, nickname. The domain "grauniad.co.uk" is actually registered to the paper and redirects to its official website.
AI wrote this...

Btw - where have the AI copy bashers gone form these pages?

 
Outside of Scotch whisky and association football, Private Eye is the single best thing about the UK.
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What have you got against Robert Jenrick?

 
What have you got against Robert Jenrick?
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The (former) Shadow Minister for Ozempic has done excellent work and his service to the good people of Shamelesston and Weaselby stands out in particular.

 
Outside of Scotch whisky and association football, Private Eye is the single best thing about the UK.
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Apart from being a wickedly satirical magazine its investigative journalism puts most of the other media to shame. The Post Office Scandal ( first exposed by Computer Weekly in 2009) and the infected blood scandal were both subjects extensively investigated by the magazine.

Oh, back on subject, Estavio looks quality but frustrated too !

 
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Apart from being a wickedly satirical magazine its investigative journalism puts most of the other media to shame. The Post Office Scandal ( first exposed by Computer Weekly in 2009) and the infected blood scandal were both subjects extensively investigated by the magazine.

Oh, back on subject, Estavio looks quality but frustrated too !
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It spans the generations too: as a kid I loved the juvenile humour in the back (which gave a child a general sense of what was going on and the perceptions of each politican were), as an adult I love the insider knowledge, the proper reporting, and particularly the snide anti-corruption persistence.

And for only £2.99 a fortnight!

 
It spans the generations too: as a kid I loved the juvenile humour in the back (which gave a child a general sense of what was going on and the perceptions of each politican were), as an adult I love the insider knowledge, the proper reporting, and particularly the snide anti-corruption persistence.

And for only £2.99 a fortnight!
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I’m a Byline Times man myself. Their investigative journalism is up there with anything else I’ve read in this country.

Estevao to score 2 tomorrow.

 
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