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My guess with Alcaraz is he struggles with general positioning out there which leads to him playing slower mentally and that’s kinda where his edge is in the middle. When he’s on it the ball moves quick. I think if he played a run of games and...

He is wrong though!

I think what he's saying in general is true, lots of players will believe that they're better in a particular position but it doesn't necessarily mean they are. I know Heitinga believed his best position was central midfield but I doubt anyone...

Fell asleep around the 14th I think. Woke up maybe 45 minutes later and turned it off. Yeah I’m exhausted too but it was awesome.

He’s not too stubborn he’s not good enough. He couldn’t do it if he wanted to.

It’s all a bit disjointed really and there are plenty of reasons for that. The pieces should be better than they have so that’s manager issue.

Not a lot of diversity in the names either

He was in the awful Southampton coached by the most charlatan ever seen coach benched ever . Why? Because he is a risky player for a loser team under a loser coach. And this is what is happening here now.

It’s just wishful thinking so we don’t have to admit the signing was ill-conceived. Chelsea signed him because he was a solid championship attacker and used him primarily in that type of role when he played. We either bought him to do similar or...

With the help of Baines, can he be converted to a left back?? Works hard off the ball. Decent at crossing.

I feel like philosophically it’s thought out enough

Remembering when a well into his career Theo Walcott insisted that he was really a centre forward.

We aren’t shooting nearly enough honestly

Maybe I’m just not understanding what you mean by his hands were tied. On the time part of it: he really doesn’t get time. He’s two decades into his career and the team has very few developing players regularly playing. Also the ones who are...

It’s just strange to list off all these choices he has to make and also try to make the point that there’s nothing he can do