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Are we content to be Chelsea's feeder club?

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Posted
13 minutes ago, Sunbury Fox said:

When I was growing up in the 80s Chelsea were equivalent to West Ham, mid table in the top league at best with occasional relegations. They had a major hooligan problem and sometimes got sub 10k crowds. I find it hard to see them as a big club but to younger folk they clearly are. But they weren't always "big", and neither were Man City. So by your reckoning it shouldn't have been possible for them to break into the top group of clubs. I guess their owner is just much richer than ours and that's what made it possible for them and not for us. 

Hate to break it to you. Out owners can afford the money as they have tried to prove.

 

What makes it impossible is leicester.

 

Like it or not it's not London or Manchester.

 

We could pay 500k a week but how do you spend it in leicester you could buy the bar not a bottle.

Posted

His 2 big seasons for us coincided with us withing the Championship and Premiership. 

 

He also appears to have been a key cog in team morale. 

 

Will be fondly remembered after the dust has settled. 

 

Good luck on your new endeavour. 

Posted
3 minutes ago, Countryfox said:

 

How ever much I try I can't get my head around that one pal ....  

Kante never wanted to stay. Any other club in the Champions league would have paid less and taken him anyway. Chelsea weren't in the CL that season and paid more to have him.

Posted
2 minutes ago, Bayfox said:

Hate to break it to you. Out owners can afford the money as they have tried to prove.

 

What makes it impossible is leicester.

 

Like it or not it's not London or Manchester.

 

We could pay 500k a week but how do you spend it in leicester you could buy the bar not a bottle.

The best thing LCFC could do is invest some millions in the City.

Posted
1 minute ago, AS78UK said:

His 2 big seasons for us coincided with us withing the Championship and Premiership. 

 

He also appears to have been a key cog in team morale. 

 

Will be fondly remembered after the dust has settled. 

 

Good luck on your new endeavour. 

Oops wrong thread....lol

Posted

If we were just selling to bigger clubs to make money then it would annoy me - but it looks like we are going to spend a lot of the money on a decent replacement (could actually turn out to be better than DD?) Unfortunately Chelsea have huge amounts of money at the moment so will always be challenging for honours on all fronts. Therefore players want to go there and it is not worth trying to stop them. You could also say it is huge credit to LCFC that the 'top clubs' are now interested in so many of our players.

Posted

Rather a Chelsea be after our players than Swindon Bristol or Plymouth sniffing around our players.

 

Just shows how far we have come since the Thais took over. Infact before the take over no one wanted our players.

Posted
13 minutes ago, MrSpaM said:

Not really much we can do about it tbh

Really? Limit of our ambitions

 

Ranieri got the sentiments right when he said keep dreaming

 

we need to keep dreaming, why not aim big

 

we shouldn't be Chelsea's feeder club and that's my main point 

 

who is happy with that?

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How the hell are we a feeder club for Chelsea? We've sold TWO players to them in two seasons - they're not exactly raiding us like Liverpool did to Southampton.

 

One of those players we were going to lose regardless, and Chelsea did us a favour by paying more than we would have got otherwise. 

 

And in Drinkys case, I'd hardly say we've weakened ourselves seeing as we've replaced him with the captains of two strong Europa League level clubs (pending Silva) for roughly the same cost. And as for strengthening Chelsea? Well, they've got a bit more depth now but that's about it. 

 

Ridiculous thread... 

Posted
3 minutes ago, Xen said:

How the hell are we a feeder club for Chelsea? We've sold TWO players to them in two seasons - they're not exactly raiding us like Liverpool did to Southampton.

 

One of those players we were going to lose regardless, and Chelsea did us a favour by paying more than we would have got otherwise. 

 

And in Drinkys case, I'd hardly say we've weakened ourselves seeing as we've replaced him with the captains of two strong Europa League level clubs (pending Silva) for roughly the same cost. And as for strengthening Chelsea? Well, they've got a bit more depth now but that's about it. 

 

Ridiculous thread... 

It's an opinion and we are all entitled to them

Posted

Considering Kante's release clause was £20m to a CL club we done great getting £32m out of Chelsea.

 

Selling Drinkwater for £35m was just damn good business. 

Posted

As others have said there is literally nothing we can do about it but get a high a transfer fee as possible. I'd just rather they went abroad 

Posted
41 minutes ago, Bob Weasel Fox said:

Really? Limit of our ambitions

 

Ranieri got the sentiments right when he said keep dreaming

 

we need to keep dreaming, why not aim big

 

we shouldn't be Chelsea's feeder club and that's my main point 

 

who is happy with that?

I agree with you. We have given our premier league winning engine room to chelsea.

 

As a recent winner of the title we should be looking to compete rather than feed our premier league competitors.

 

 

 

Posted
4 hours ago, sylofox said:

Does anyone think the Barca forum has a.

 

Are We Happy To Be PSG's Feeder Club?

 

I wonder if anyone on the Sporting CP forum has a:

 

"Are we hsppy to be Leicester's feeder club?"

Posted
4 minutes ago, Koke said:

 

I wonder if anyone on the Sporting CP forum has a:

 

"Are we hsppy to be Leicester's feeder club?"

Not sure but i think redcafe has had a feck off madrid one for a long time lollol 

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