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[Football] Chelsea keeper refuses to be subbed what do you do as the manager?
- Thread starter Doc Lynam
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11/4.
Me and my Monkey
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- Nov 3, 2015
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Exactly what I said to my monkey. He was looking very shifty indeed.
If Sarri is sacked, what top manager would go to Chelsea knowing that a) players have more authority than the manager and b) there's no possibility of buying any more players?
Yes, they'd get the usual merry-go-round of managers applying but a club with the ambition of Chelsea should be aiming high
Yes, they'd get the usual merry-go-round of managers applying but a club with the ambition of Chelsea should be aiming high
Someone prepared to take £10m+ plus for about a season and a half before getting sacked..........
studio150
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The post match interview with Clough would also have been fun.
Jim Van Winkle
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Time to take my goggles off. You’re the one on a Brighton message board being a Chelsea apologist. Cup finals are notoriously tight affairs. Sarri has proved himself to be tactically stubborn in the past two months and has lost the dressing room. The players run the club. Joke of a club, joke of a coach and egocentric players. I am quite happy to watch it implode.
No 15/4
Arvin
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How am I being a Chelsea apologist? All I said was that their gameplay improved, which apparently now equates to 'being an apologist'? Right, sorry, let me go on blabbering about a different fictitious game I watched today. Aside from that I was just trying to comprehend why Sarri said what he did in the post-match interview. I don't give the slightest care about what happens to chelsea, and agree that their atmosphere is toxic so don't put words in my mouth.
Deportivo Seagull
I should coco
This is more than just about Chelsea. If kepa isn’t punished it will set a precedent that players can basically refused to be subbed. Let’s face it there are a number of prize pricks who would just ignore their manager. Very unprofessional.
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vegster
Sanity Clause
- May 5, 2008
- 27,894
And an absentee owner seems to have got bored with his toy.
Yes, as I said, there'd be lots of people wanting a fat salary (and big pay-off) but can you imagine the likes of Guardiola or Klopp or Zidane or Simeone or Tuchel .... or anyone of that calibre going there under those circumstances?
Nope.....although there are lot of mercenaries around. Personally think it’s Lampard’s job - no pressure for a while as he won’t be able to strengthen, loved by the fans.....
Seagulls over Essex
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Surely the referee should have forced Kepa to leave the pitch after the decision to substitute him had been made? Refusing the ref's order would then have meant a red card.
You are correct. 15/4 equates to 3.75/1 but that is not what decimal odds of 3.75 mean.
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
Nope, Law 3 is quite clear, if a player to be subbed refuses to leave, play continues. The referee cannot force a player to leave unless other laws are being applied.
No, 2.75/1. If you bet £10 at 2.75/1 you get back winnings of £27.50 plus your stake of £10. So bet £10 get £37.50 back.
I know I am wrong because I dont understand it but how is 3.75 = 2.75/1 is it because it includes the return bet? Edit optimist has confirmed that sorry for the confusion. No surprise that its just making the odds sound better than they really are.