This is what is called a sensible analysis of Jorginho's game by Tuchel, just wait for some heart broken 6inch NL pundit to twist his words to mean something else.

Amoto94:

“I think Jorgi is a very strategic player. He can play in advance, knows what to do in ball possession, can imagine what is going to happen in one or two passes ahead. He knows where to help out in short distances and long distances, when to switch the play, when not to switch the play. He has a good sense of rhythm.

“He lacks, if you isolate him or watch him separately, the pure physical ability that makes him the number one candidate to be a number six in the Premier League. But once you have him in a structure, he is very well organised in his game, he organises all the environment around him, which helps him then, when everything is organised, and then he can show his true abilities in controlling the rhythm of a game.”

BlueMann:


Hopefully he will give himself brain, the way Bielsa gave himself brain last season.

No he hasn't they are both silly
Just because of few upset they feel they can stand toe to toe with the big guns

airmark:


Liverpool pushed up because Spurs that was topping started wobbling in that December. They only won 2 matches out of 6.

Liverpool in that same December drew against Fulham and West brom. You can't say they had a better run than a City team in that period.

So immediately others woke up, they went down.

Swallow your L and rest.

VVD was out. So Liverpool should naturally be wobbling too, according to your view.

If Tottenham is wobbling and Liverpool is wobbling too (because of VVD absence), how did Liverpool find their way to the top?

If Liverpool do well, it's because of other teams wobbling. But if Liverpool drop down, it's because of VVD absence. Continue with the hypocrisy.

Thomas Tuchel is a fan of Declan Rice but Chelsea prioritised the signing of striker Romelu Lukaku and interest in Jules Kounde, and will only sign a new midfielder if an opportunity presents itself between now and the end of the transfer window.

- @Matt_Law_DT

iamoyindamola:

No he hasn't they are both silly
Just because of few upset they feel they can stand toe to toe with the big guns

I think Bielsa gave himself brain in the latter part of last season; they weren't as 'gung-ho' as they usually were, especially against the top clubs. That's why they didn't lose against Chelsea, Man U, Man City or Liverpool in the second half of the season.

But yeah, he's still kind of reckless sha. Maybe the bashing against Man U last week will reset his brain again.

I think another manager in this group chat is Graham Potter. That man has got Brighton playing some seriously attractive football, but it ultimately leaves them exposed cause they don't have the quality to execute such risky tactics without getting exposed. Reason why Brighton were close to relegation waters despite their attractive football.

The Chelsea boss was asked two questions about the midfielder. The first was whether there was a genuine attempt on Tuchel's part to bring him to Paris Saint-Germain last summer. And the second was about the qualities that Jorginho adds to a team and why he is so appreciated by top-level coaches.


Tuchel continued: “I think Jorgi is a very strategic player. He can play in advance, knows what to do in ball possession, can imagine what is going to happen in one or two passes ahead.

"He knows where to help out in short distances and long distances, when to switch the play, when not to switch the play. He has a good sense of rhythm.


"He lacks, if you isolate him or watch him separately, the pure physical ability that makes him the number one candidate to be a number six in the Premier League.

"But once you have him in a structure, he is very well organised in his game, he organises all the environment around him, which helps him then, when everything is organised, and then he can show his true abilities in controlling the rhythm of a game.

He is relentless on defence. He wants to be everywhere on the pitch, he has a huge ability to run a lot. Maybe he lacks the high speeds, but he compensated with a lot of work rate and with very good anticipation in his defensive work.

“On top of all of that, he’s a top guy. He is funny, he has a big smile on his face every single day. You can have chats with him, you can laugh every single day with him, because he’s up for a laugh, up for a good life.

Tuchel

iamoyindamola

Be afraid. Be very afraid.

Ibime:


Marina gets high from competing deals whether the deal is wise or not.

That's how Executives roll. They will start hi-fiving each other and book bottles of champagne to celebrate pushing a Bakayoko transfer across the line. Their mumu no be here

Same madness they displayed after our title winning season with Conte.

BlueMann:


I think Bielsa gave himself brain in the latter part of last season; they weren't as 'gung-ho' as they usually were, especially against the top clubs. That's why they didn't lose against Chelsea, Man U, Man City or Liverpool in the second half of the season.

But yeah, he's still kind of reckless sha. Maybe the bashing against Man U last week will reset his brain again.

I think another manager in this group chat is Graham Potter. That man has got Brighton playing some seriously attractive football, but it ultimately leaves them exposed cause they don't have the quality to execute such risky tactics without getting exposed. Reason why Brighton were close to relegation waters despite their attractive football.

Its obvious epl teams are changing their style of play . I can remember the likes of stoke city and Bolton started up ball play.

Amoto94:
Thomas Tuchel is a fan of Declan Rice but Chelsea prioritised the signing of striker Romelu Lukaku and interest in Jules Kounde, and will only sign a new midfielder if an opportunity presents itself between now and the end of the transfer window.

- @Matt_Law_DT

Interestingly, Rice is very unhappy with his 100million price tag and is reportedly looking for a way out of West Ham.

raumdeuter:


Anyone who knows and follow football properly will know that many teams offer to play their second team at Copa America

Statements like this are the ways we know amateurs

Check the squad Brazil sent for Copa many years

As recent as 2016 Brazil withdrew Neymar from Copa to Olympics

Now, you sounded like an amateur, yourself.
So, just because Neymar withdrew because he ruptured an ankle ligament & had rape allegation levelled at him gives credence to the gibberish you posted. Do you know how many copa American games he has featured?
I have been watching Copa America since Brazil had the likes of Ronaldinho, Kaka, Lucio & Adriano, Argentina had the likes of Tevez, Zanetti and Peru had the once inform Jefferson Farfarn.
It is a competition they put their best players out for.

airmark:



Without injury, i expect Lukaku to score 25+ league goals this season.

We need to score 70-80 goals with least 16-18 cleansheets to stand a chance of winning the league, if Lukaku can get close to 24 goals and 3 more players post double digits we can do that number couple with our solid defense we can scale through.

Griffon:


Interestingly, Rice is very unhappy with his 100million price tag and is reportedly looking for a way out of West Ham.

He is not happy but he can't do much about the situation.

BlueMann:


I think Bielsa gave himself brain in the latter part of last season; they weren't as 'gung-ho' as they usually were, especially against the top clubs. That's why they didn't lose against Chelsea, Man U, Man City or Liverpool in the second half of the season.

But yeah, he's still kind of reckless sha. Maybe the bashing against Man U last week will reset his brain again.

I think another manager in this group chat is Graham Potter. That man has got Brighton playing some seriously attractive football, but it ultimately leaves them exposed cause they don't have the quality to execute such risky tactics without getting exposed. Reason why Brighton were close to relegation waters despite their attractive football.

Potter is looking like hard nut to crack, he can lose to big teams but not by cricket scores I hope he won't fade off like Eddie howe

timbros:
iamoyindamola

Be afraid. Be very afraid.

I fear Werner pass alhaji jambody

Watch this space

Amoto94:

We need to score 70-80 goals with least 16-18 cleansheets to stand a chance of winning the league, if Lukaku can get close to 24 goals and 3 more players post double digits we can do that number couple with our solid defense we can scale through.

Mount, Werner, Havertz, Pulisic must feed off Lukaku's dodgery in the box to score goals and put us in the forefront.

timbros:


VVD was out. So Liverpool should naturally be wobbling too, according to your view.

If Tottenham is wobbling and Liverpool is wobbling too (because of VVD absence), how did Liverpool find their way to the top?

If Liverpool do well, it's because of other teams wobbling. But if Liverpool drop down, it's because of VVD absence. Continue with the hypocrisy.

Rest.
Did you see how boss he was yesterday?
Van Djik is arguably Liverpool's most important player.
You don't know more than the coach klopp or the Liverpool fans....
Van Djik return & the clean sheet are back is no mere coincidence

iamoyindamola:

I fear Werner pass alhaji jambody

Did you see Griffon's post?

Debut hattrick incoming

airmark:


Mount, Werner, Havertz, Pulisic must feed off Lukaku's dodgery in the box to score goals and put us in the forefront.

Also our passes need to the attackers need to be quicker and more accurate our players seem to dwell on the ball for far too long and sometimes choose the wrong decision when they decide to pass the ball this often leads to wasted opportunities.

BlueMann:


I think Bielsa gave himself brain in the latter part of last season; they weren't as 'gung-ho' as they usually were, especially against the top clubs. That's why they didn't lose against Chelsea, Man U, Man City or Liverpool in the second half of the season.

But yeah, he's still kind of reckless sha. Maybe the bashing against Man U last week will reset his brain again.

I think another manager in this group chat is Graham Potter. That man has got Brighton playing some seriously attractive football, but it ultimately leaves them exposed cause they don't have the quality to execute such risky tactics without getting exposed. Reason why Brighton were close to relegation waters despite their attractive football.

Potter's team deals with wastefulness from their front men instead of actually the risky tactics that left them exposed. That team and Leeds are the 2 midteams I followed and Brighton no dey Leeds and Norwich whatsapp group that leaves back exposed. I think I read a stats report somewhere that if teams actually took their scoring chances As of last season, Brighton would have finished 5th.

Of all the mid table managers, after bielsa I doff hat for Potter. Tho I'll try and see how this season is sha

kendrick93:
Rest.
Did you see how boss he was yesterday?
Van Djik is arguably Liverpool's most important player.
You don't know more than the coach klopp or the Liverpool fans....
Van Djik return & the clean sheet are back is no mere coincidence

Matip, Henderson, Keita, Milner returned too. How did you miss that?

In 2 matches Liverpool scored 5 goals. The attack that couldn't score to save their lives suddenly is scoring 5 in 2....

How else do you want me to explain that VVD was not the only problem had last season?

Rest.

timbros:


Did you see Griffon's post?

Debut hattrick incoming

E fit no be hattrick

Griffon:


E fit no be hattrick

Dreaming is allowed.

So Anayo Iwuala don japa enter Tunisia. 45k per week no be here.

I hope Rhor will start to value him now.

kendrick93:
Rest.
Did you see how boss he was yesterday?
Van Djik is arguably Liverpool's most important player.
You don't know more than the coach klopp or the Liverpool fans....
Van Djik return & the clean sheet are back is no mere coincidence

Whether van dijk kept clean sheet or not is not the bone of contention here. The issue is, did Liverpool falter last season due to van dijk injury or due to other defenders injury?

In context, Liverpool lost van dijk mid October last year. From that October to late November were they start dropping points, they were winning their matches. With the other defenders, they drew man city, won Leicester and a host of other wins. By late November early DEC they lost Gomez and matip that they started using neco Williams and Nathaniel Philips in defence. They still held on to some wins till wen Williams had injury.
It was there Liverpool's downhill came as klopp was pairing matip with a midfielder.

The question is, why was Liverpool unbeaten till other defenders(not named van dijk) went into injury?

This Sébastien Haller na better finisher, what actually went wrong at West Ham?

Griffon:
This Sébastien Haller na better finisher, what actually went wrong at West Ham?

I don't even understand the guy balled well at Frankfurt before joining west ham

Amoto94:

“I think Jorgi is a very strategic player. He can play in advance, knows what to do in ball possession, can imagine what is going to happen in one or two passes ahead. He knows where to help out in short distances and long distances, when to switch the play, when not to switch the play. He has a good sense of rhythm.

“He lacks, if you isolate him or watch him separately, the pure physical ability that makes him the number one candidate to be a number six in the Premier League. But once you have him in a structure, he is very well organised in his game, he organises all the environment around him, which helps him then, when everything is organised, and then he can show his true abilities in controlling the rhythm of a game.”

Is the second paragraph fabricated? I didn't see it on the official Chelsea website article.

timbros:


Matip, Henderson, Keita, Milner returned too. How did you miss that?

In 2 matches Liverpool scored 5 goals. The attack that couldn't score to save their lives suddenly is scoring 5 in 2....

How else do you want me to explain that VVD was not the only problem had last season?

Rest.

air.mark insisting van dijk absence is the cause of Liverpool loss of form last season is understandable due to the agenda he wants to win to shove the L down people's throat.

But pure Liverpool fans buying that crap??.... Haba!!

Griffon:
This Sébastien Haller na better finisher, what actually went wrong at West Ham?

I don't really know maybe his teammates didn't understand his game and preferred Antonio to him.

Can anyone recommed the best website to buy match day tickets??

Griffon:
This Sébastien Haller na better finisher, what actually went wrong at West Ham?

West ham get CF issues from time, them no they use 9 as CF