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Definitely. I still don't think that permanent reinforcements are needed though. Hopefully we can get in a decent defender to cover and keep Bruma as well. Next season we should have Rajkovic (who is doing bloody well and is eligible for his Dutch residency) to add to the squad while giving Bruma a six month/year long loan.
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Nice.
Saw that last night, twitter is brilliant for footy info.
I really want to see more of Van Aanholt. He looks better and better in every game he plays.
Chelsea 9 Manchester City 0: The scoreline causing a major stir
By Sportsmail Reporter Last updated at 1:44 AM on 26th November 2010
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Chelsea's Under 15 side have caused a major stir with a staggering 9-0 win over their Manchester City counterparts.
The Premier League clubs have two of the best-resourced youth set-ups in English football, with both under pressure from new UEFA rules to produce homegrown players rather than spend huge sums on foreign imports.
Joshua McEachran joined Chelsea aged 8 and has just broken into the first-team
One for the future: Joshua McEachran joined Chelsea aged 8 and has just broken into the first-team
Chelsea's U18s won the FA Youth Cup last season for the first time since 1961. This week's stunning result against City - who have invested £10m in their Academy - suggests they may just have another outstanding crop of youngsters on their books.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...r-City-0-The-scoreline-caused-major-stir.html
By Sportsmail Reporter Last updated at 1:44 AM on 26th November 2010
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Chelsea's Under 15 side have caused a major stir with a staggering 9-0 win over their Manchester City counterparts.
The Premier League clubs have two of the best-resourced youth set-ups in English football, with both under pressure from new UEFA rules to produce homegrown players rather than spend huge sums on foreign imports.
Joshua McEachran joined Chelsea aged 8 and has just broken into the first-team
One for the future: Joshua McEachran joined Chelsea aged 8 and has just broken into the first-team
Chelsea's U18s won the FA Youth Cup last season for the first time since 1961. This week's stunning result against City - who have invested £10m in their Academy - suggests they may just have another outstanding crop of youngsters on their books.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...r-City-0-The-scoreline-caused-major-stir.html
RanzB
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? Since when is a 9-0 loss a good result?
Who said it was a good result? I'm saying it was an even better result for Chelsea because historically City have produced more talent than we have (talking 80s and onwards though, 60s and 70s we pwnt them).
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You're confusing me old man.. I never said anything about Chelsea's academy.
You said City's academy isn't that good yet, I was disputing that fact. What I meant by previous results was the end product of their academy (quality/quantity of players released)... not the scoreline of that particular match.
