If De Bruyne does not leave Chelsea in January

by Guest Thu Nov 14, 2013 10:17 pm

It was all too apparent today at home when Belgium lost to Colombia. De bruyne looked like a shell of himself. Waaay too important for them to be looking like hes not even in shape.

He has to leave for Belgium to have any chance next summer.

by urbaNRoots Thu Nov 14, 2013 10:19 pm

Hope he comes back to the Bundesliga, Dortmund don't exactly need him anymore but Leverkusen and Wolfsburg have been linked.

by DeletedUser#1 Thu Nov 14, 2013 10:29 pm

not surprised as he's managed by one of the biggest pricks of all time.

by fatman123 Thu Nov 14, 2013 11:00 pm

Ffs Mou play him in the pivot with Mikel

by LeBéninois Thu Nov 14, 2013 11:19 pm

KDB needs his manager's confidence in order to shine. He's pretty discreet as a person so i don't see him going into a clash or something. Too talented to not play.

Better play for a mid-table club between 20-24/25 yo and then move up to a bigger one. Way better than wasting time on the bench of a so called Big club and then at 24/25 being tagged overrated and leave .

by El Chelsea Fuerte Fri Nov 15, 2013 1:31 am

It was obvious this was going to be his state. He has no chance of competing against players signed for big money.

by iftikhar Fri Nov 15, 2013 5:46 am

urbaNRoots wrote:Hope he comes back to the Bundesliga, Dortmund don't exactly need him anymore but Leverkusen and Wolfsburg have been linked.

Oh yeah. Loan move to Leverkusen in January then permanent deal in Summer. Wonder what would be left of him in next two months :-s

by ExtremistEnigma Fri Nov 15, 2013 8:48 am

fatman123 wrote:Ffs Mou play him in the pivot with Mikel

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by Art Morte Fri Nov 15, 2013 1:22 pm

Chelsea have gathered a handsome collection of players who may well end up in the same situation or already have.

Marin, Lukaku, Courtois, Moses, Ba, De Bruyne... These are players who are too good and/or established to constantly sit on the bench or roam around on loan. A couple of them I'd understand but half a dozen is too many.

by Great Leader Sprucenuce Fri Nov 15, 2013 1:34 pm

I doubt they'll be bothered about any of those names other than Lukaku and Courtois Art tbh.

Marin isn't good enough to start with, Moses is in the same boat as De Bruyne and Ba will go where the money is.( Turkey most likely)

by LeBéninois Fri Nov 15, 2013 1:46 pm

Great Leader Sprucenuce wrote:I doubt they'll be bothered about any of those names other than Lukaku and Courtois Art tbh.

Marin isn't good enough to start with, Moses is in the same boat as De Bruyne and Ba will go where the money is.( Turkey most likely)

Your sentence seems offenive towards Ba , it's not like he didn't want to fight for his place .

by Swanhends Fri Nov 15, 2013 2:45 pm

how is leaving and going to a smaller club somehow "more ambitious" than staying at a bigger club like Chelsea and fighting for a spot?

by Guest Fri Nov 15, 2013 4:09 pm

Swanhends wrote:how is leaving and going to a smaller club somehow "more ambitious" than staying at a bigger club like Chelsea and fighting for a spot?

Because it is putting your own narcissism, or complacency, above your nation.

Belgium needs him in shape and playing, and it is not a given he will ever have an opportunity like has has next summer again.

If he is ok battling to make the bench during the season before probably the most important summer of his life then that is ok, but it is the definition of a lack of ambition.

by urbaNRoots Fri Nov 15, 2013 4:31 pm

It's not about ambition anyway, the guy is very talented but needs to play regularly to develop further even if it means stepping a level down, playing for Dortmund is not the definition of "lacking ambition" is it? He had the chance to play regularly for a CL team, competing for the league and pretty much secure his place in the first team for Belgium in Brazil.

Instead, Mertens who has less "ambition" takes his place in Brazil and if he impresses maybe even takes his place in the Chelsea squad Laughing

by Guest Fri Nov 15, 2013 4:36 pm

urbaNRoots wrote:It's not about ambition anyway, the guy is very talented but needs to play regularly to develop further even if it means stepping a level down, playing for Dortmund is not the definition of "lacking ambition" is it? He had the chance to play regularly for a CL team, competing for the league and pretty much secure his place in the first team for Belgium in Brazil.

Instead, Mertens who has less "ambition" takes his place in Brazil and if he impresses maybe even takes his place in the Chelsea squad

Dries Mertens can definitely take De Buryne's spot if he isnt careful.

De Bruyne should know better too after seeing what happened to Vanden Borre. Dude was playing for the senior Belgium side as a kid, and as a 26 year old cant even get a look in anymore.

by Swanhends Fri Nov 15, 2013 6:53 pm

Betty La Fea wrote:
Swanhends wrote:how is leaving and going to a smaller club somehow "more ambitious" than staying at a bigger club like Chelsea and fighting for a spot?
Because it is putting your own narcissism, or complacency, above your nation.

Belgium needs him in shape and playing, and it is not a given he will ever have an opportunity like has has next summer again.

Neither of those things has anything to do with ambition

Betty La Fea wrote:If he is ok battling to make the bench during the season before probably the most important summer of his life then that is ok, but it is the definition of a lack of ambition.

Striving to compete at the top level is less ambitious than dropping to a lower club so you can shine because your surrounded by lesser players....alright bud, whatever you say

by Guest Fri Nov 15, 2013 7:19 pm

Swanhends wrote:
Betty La Fea wrote:
Swanhends wrote:how is leaving and going to a smaller club somehow "more ambitious" than staying at a bigger club like Chelsea and fighting for a spot?
Because it is putting your own narcissism, or complacency, above your nation.

Belgium needs him in shape and playing, and it is not a given he will ever have an opportunity like has has next summer again.
Neither of those things has anything to do with ambition

Betty La Fea wrote:If he is ok battling to make the bench during the season before probably the most important summer of his life then that is ok, but it is the definition of a lack of ambition.
Striving to compete at the top level is less ambitious than dropping to a lower club so you can shine because your surrounded by lesser players....alright bud, whatever you say

Ambition is wanting to show it off on the biggest stage as you said. This, for him, is the world cup.

Fighting for your spot during a time when it will hurt your nation, and place on the biggest stage, screams of no ambition.

by Mr Nick09 Mon Nov 18, 2013 1:31 am

Hazard on Debruyne:"If he does not play, it is better for him to leave"

rofl

mou already ruined him.

by El Chelsea Fuerte Mon Nov 18, 2013 2:18 am

He has no future here. He should leave permanently.

by Red Alert Mon Nov 18, 2013 11:24 am

Join Liverpool please.

by Kick Mon Nov 18, 2013 11:33 am

We wouldn't sell him to Liverpool.

I agree with ECF. He has no future, his future was killed off with the Willian deal.

by Red Alert Mon Nov 18, 2013 11:36 am

Willian is the inferior player, not too sure what Chelsea did there.

Anyway, Willian is basically Torres (big money deal for player who isn't very good/past it yet hogs the game time; although to his credit Torres has done well under Mou so far), and De Bruyne is Sturridge (young, promising, needs game time). De Bruyne should join Liverpool. :coffee:

by urbaNRoots Mon Nov 18, 2013 11:46 am

Orrrrrr

Willian is Schürrle (the supposed unnecessary big money flop) and de Bruyne is Moses (the overhyped kid who's not really that good who joins Liverpool later)

hmm

by Kick Mon Nov 18, 2013 12:30 pm

KDB won't join Liverpool, Chelsea won't allow it. I could see him going to Dortmund though.

Also, we're yet to see the best of Willian and he has played better than KDB when they've played this season.

And you're Willian/ Torres comment is laughable.

Schurrle has done well so I don't know why you're calling him a flop.

by Guest Mon Nov 18, 2013 4:21 pm

Red Alert wrote:Willian is the inferior player, not too sure what Chelsea did there.

Anyway, Willian is basically Torres (big money deal for player who isn't very good/past it yet hogs the game time; although to his credit Torres has done well under Mou so far), and De Bruyne is Sturridge (young, promising, needs game time). De Bruyne should join Liverpool.

Willian has came in and shown himself to better than De Bruyne(who had an entire preseason to impress Mou), and Mata(who was loved by the fans).

Willian is miles ahead of De Bruyne, and miles ahead of what Chelsea were fielding last year(Benayoun and Marin). In fact, you should be happy Willian came. It allowed Chelsea to send you guys your pub star Moses, and that should be enough to see a great 6th place finish.

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