Like the other two, he's someone who can't cope with something not going his way. He's going to have a falling out with his players or the higher ups at Chelsea in the not too distant future.
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The Official 2021/22 Premier League Thread
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Like the other two, he's someone who can't cope with something not going his way. He's going to have a falling out with his players or the higher ups at Chelsea in the not too distant future.
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Ian Walker
They are what they, spoilt kids with no self awareness.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Does he ever stop moaning, goofy dingdongsplash
Robbo
Paul Walsh
Good on Burnley. The five substitute nonsense is only beneficial for the big/rich clubs that have a stockpile of great players they don't know how to put into use.
For Burnley to be able to sub on an extra U21 player/Norwegian international is of no use when your already superior opponents throw on another De Bruyne, Maren, Jota or Havertz to win the game.
For Burnley to be able to sub on an extra U21 player/Norwegian international is of no use when your already superior opponents throw on another De Bruyne, Maren, Jota or Havertz to win the game.
It's actually useful for smaller clubs too if they use it properly. They might not be able to throw on match winning subs, but they can avoid running their key players into the ground. If you're 0-3 down early in the second half you can rest players if you have a busy schedule ahead. Likewise you can slow down play and waste time if you're hanging on to a slim lead.
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Ian Walker
I think there's a great myth in tactical subs, how many of them actually change games? We all here about the great stroke pull by super managers when it happens but given there are probably 40 to 50 a week made in PL it's the exception to the rule that they save the day.
Robbo
Paul Walsh
I don't buy the first argument - firstly, I think three subs would cover most bottom half clubs' key players, and secondly in a scenario where the game is all but over, the tempo of the game usually slows down so much that it's comparable to a training session.
Of course more subs provides more opportunities for time wasting, but that's a tiny advantage compared to what the big/rich teams will get out of this. More subs will contribute to a further cementation of the top teams' dominance, because they'll have more quality options available to beat those teams who doesn't benefit from financial doping or the effects of historical dominance.
IMO small/poor teams might get equal opportunities from five subs while playing each other, and the same with big/rich teams - but when big/rich teams face small/poor teams, five subs is a massive advantage for those with superior resources. I.e. clubs that already are in a priveleged position.
This article argues why more subs can benefit smaller clubs: https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...oes-not-benefit-the-big-clubs-and-here-is-why
It all depends on the drop in quality between the first choice XI and the rest of the players.
jts1882
Dean Richards
Hard to argue against. A top club can rest half their best XI against lower opponents and then bring them on if its not working.
There is some merit in the fans want to see the best players, but the clubs arguing for more subs abandoned this concept ages ago.
spurspinter1
Steve Carr
As childish as it may be, even after how long it’s been since they were decent, I absolutely love it when they lose so that’ll be cracking if Saudi Sportswashing Machine keep it up.
That chance missed by ASM....
DeanoAustin
Jimmy McCormick
Ronaldo was a bit of a lucky boy there. Had he made contact, it would have been much worse than Robertson on Emerson.
