Baines' left foot
Player Valuation: £90m
In reckon it’s down to whether Lampard fancies him you know!!!!
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bluebud
Player Valuation: £35m
Encouraging noises coming from a London Journo, especially the quote from Lampard about Tomori’s development, sounds very much like he see’s him as his player.:—
Speaking to RamsTv about the defender back in April, Lampard claimed that Tomori "can go to the top" if he continues to progress.
“His progression this year has been incredible,” he said. “From when he came in, he was a good young player anyway, but you can see how pivotal he has been in our team. He has grown from within and I’ve enjoyed working with him day to day.
“He wants to learn and improve his game but all the attributes he has, he is using them. There is still a lot more steps in him to go but he was incredible on Saturday against Rotherham.
He performed from the first minute until the last and when he plays like that, it’s scary to think how good he can be. He can go to the top if he plays like he did on Saturday and can get better.”
“I’ve always said with loans that it is a two-way street. They do well for us, hopefully we do well for them, and they go back to their clubs improved. It is satisfaction because, like most of the young players, they are sponges, they want to learn, they are hungry and do well at this club."
The next step for Tomori is to make a name for himself in the Premier League and having Lampard and Morris back at Chelsea could see him do that with the Blues.
Zouma has played regularly for both Everton and Stoke over the past two seasons and there's no way he'll want to find himself back on the bench and waiting for an opportunity to arise in the first team when he could be playing week in, week out elsewhere.
Tomori is going to play a key role for Chelsea in the future and he may prove decisive as to whether or not Zouma is still a Blues player come the league opener against Manchester tUnited on Sunday, August 11.
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Speaking to RamsTv about the defender back in April, Lampard claimed that Tomori "can go to the top" if he continues to progress.
“His progression this year has been incredible,” he said. “From when he came in, he was a good young player anyway, but you can see how pivotal he has been in our team. He has grown from within and I’ve enjoyed working with him day to day.
“He wants to learn and improve his game but all the attributes he has, he is using them. There is still a lot more steps in him to go but he was incredible on Saturday against Rotherham.
He performed from the first minute until the last and when he plays like that, it’s scary to think how good he can be. He can go to the top if he plays like he did on Saturday and can get better.”
“I’ve always said with loans that it is a two-way street. They do well for us, hopefully we do well for them, and they go back to their clubs improved. It is satisfaction because, like most of the young players, they are sponges, they want to learn, they are hungry and do well at this club."
The next step for Tomori is to make a name for himself in the Premier League and having Lampard and Morris back at Chelsea could see him do that with the Blues.
Zouma has played regularly for both Everton and Stoke over the past two seasons and there's no way he'll want to find himself back on the bench and waiting for an opportunity to arise in the first team when he could be playing week in, week out elsewhere.
Tomori is going to play a key role for Chelsea in the future and he may prove decisive as to whether or not Zouma is still a Blues player come the league opener against Manchester tUnited on Sunday, August 11.
The player that could pave the way for Zouma to join Everton
The Toffees are very keen on signing the defender on a permanent basis
4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
I think this is going to go one of two ways, either Chelsea will accept our offer, or they will want to keep him and develop him, its an either or
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
mightymoyes
Player Valuation: £70m
3rd way, keep him for the bench. obviously zouma won't be happy with that.
4th way, accept someone elses offer
4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
Yeah but the 4th, who, do any of the other top 6 really need him so bad? but more so will Chelsea want to help another top 6 club and make there season harder next year?
The third is a big worry, they might just not want to sel to us
....yep, it helps to be loaded, especially to sustain a challenge but Leicester won the league not so long ago. It took City and the Reds a while to get the top with heavy spending, although it helps it’s still lots to do with deploying a strategy and bringing in the right players.
...I agree. If Lampard is keen on keeping Zouma he’ll try and convince him to stay but if the player wants to leave then that’s usually what happens.
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
Lets hope Zouma has it in him to tell Chelsea he wants to go,as think press or whoever its been have been saying hes not the type of player to do that type of thing,and hopefully hes not took in by what Lampard may say,As chelsea been Chelsea could have another new boss in a year or so
....a lot of this stuff is managed by agents, though. If Lampard really wants to keep Zouma, he might ask for a meeting to try and convince him to stay.
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
Personally think Lampard is a lunatic going there-but it may be his one time only [and probably expected it many years in the future] ,thinking he will get time,time i dont think chelsea will give him,the fans will do and its a decision from chelsea to get them back onside,but for me a wrong choice by chelsea to go for someone that's had one year as a boss
brieverton
Player Valuation: £50m
There is no incentive for Chelsea to make an early decision on this but we need to draw a line in the sand with regard to timing and cost, and stick to it.
The last thing we want is this strung out until deadline day and then scrambling and failing to sign an alternative CB with hours left to do it. We could end up with nothing and be badly exposed.
Zouma's own preferences are pivotal in this but I expect his default position would be to say nothing and stay at Chelsea unless he is definitively told he can go / is surplus to requirements.
I imagine if he was strongly in favour of signing with us his agent and Chelsea would be briefing accordingly. That's what happened with Gomes. If the player wants the move and fee is not an obstacle, things get done quickly.
For sure, the managerial situation there has thrown a spanner in the works but either way there is no need for this to be a drawn-out affair once Lampard is formally appointed.
Brands needs to ensure we come out of this ok.
The last thing we want is this strung out until deadline day and then scrambling and failing to sign an alternative CB with hours left to do it. We could end up with nothing and be badly exposed.
Zouma's own preferences are pivotal in this but I expect his default position would be to say nothing and stay at Chelsea unless he is definitively told he can go / is surplus to requirements.
I imagine if he was strongly in favour of signing with us his agent and Chelsea would be briefing accordingly. That's what happened with Gomes. If the player wants the move and fee is not an obstacle, things get done quickly.
For sure, the managerial situation there has thrown a spanner in the works but either way there is no need for this to be a drawn-out affair once Lampard is formally appointed.
Brands needs to ensure we come out of this ok.
Darth Toffeeman
Player Valuation: £40m
Encouraging noises coming from a London Journo, especially the quote from Lampard about Tomori’s development, sounds very much like he see’s him as his player.:—
Speaking to RamsTv about the defender back in April, Lampard claimed that Tomori "can go to the top" if he continues to progress.
“His progression this year has been incredible,” he said. “From when he came in, he was a good young player anyway, but you can see how pivotal he has been in our team. He has grown from within and I’ve enjoyed working with him day to day.
“He wants to learn and improve his game but all the attributes he has, he is using them. There is still a lot more steps in him to go but he was incredible on Saturday against Rotherham.
He performed from the first minute until the last and when he plays like that, it’s scary to think how good he can be. He can go to the top if he plays like he did on Saturday and can get better.”
“I’ve always said with loans that it is a two-way street. They do well for us, hopefully we do well for them, and they go back to their clubs improved. It is satisfaction because, like most of the young players, they are sponges, they want to learn, they are hungry and do well at this club."
The next step for Tomori is to make a name for himself in the Premier League and having Lampard and Morris back at Chelsea could see him do that with the Blues.
Zouma has played regularly for both Everton and Stoke over the past two seasons and there's no way he'll want to find himself back on the bench and waiting for an opportunity to arise in the first team when he could be playing week in, week out elsewhere.
Tomori is going to play a key role for Chelsea in the future and he may prove decisive as to whether or not Zouma is still a Blues player come the league opener against Manchester tUnited on Sunday, August 11.
The player that could pave the way for Zouma to join Everton
The Toffees are very keen on signing the defender on a permanent basis
I would hope it could end up similar to the Kanchelskis situation in 95 (just without the paperwork delay and dislocated shoulder on debut).
Brilliant player, blocking 1st team football to David Beckham.
If Lampard wants to play Tomori and rates him, then we have every chance of getting Kurt.
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