Had one above average season for Chelsea. I wish him well but he's a bit of a whatever player to say goodbye to. Not really a legend and not really here for that long a time (We got him past his prime to begin with).
Much appreciated,a good honest pro,and a nice person as well. I'm sure he helped the younger players with his enthusiasm and his experience.
Thank you Pedro,and all the best.
comment by HarlequinHebdo (U16981)
posted 8 minutes ago
Much appreciated,a good honest pro,and a nice person as well. I'm sure he helped the younger players with his enthusiasm and his experience.
Thank you Pedro,and all the best.
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This. Spot on Harl!
comment by bloomike (U7734)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by HarlequinHebdo (U16981)
posted 8 minutes ago
Much appreciated,a good honest pro,and a nice person as well. I'm sure he helped the younger players with his enthusiasm and his experience.
Thank you Pedro,and all the best.
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This. Spot on Harl!
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Hard working, when he'd already won everything in the game and could have taken his foot of the gas, scored important goals, despite being in and out the side always, always worked hard. Fantastic pro, seemed to have a good personality. Got along with the fans and kept his head down.
Good connection with hazard and willian. Great great player who kept us ticking over as a club fighting for trophies.
Pedro be sad to see him and willy go, only azpi really left of the old guard.
id also say that a lot of those appearances were not starts.
so is probably more like 29 league goals in around 100 starts which isnt awful
comment by Nickasaurus (U9257)
posted 13 minutes ago
id also say that a lot of those appearances were not starts.
so is probably more like 29 league goals in around 100 starts which isnt awful
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Yeah that’s a good point I realised. Can’t be bothered to break it down but I’m sure his minutes/goal probably looks a lot more favourable.
comment by Nickasaurus (U9257)
posted 1 hour, 39 minutes ago
Hard working, when he'd already won everything in the game and could have taken his foot of the gas, scored important goals, despite being in and out the side always, always worked hard. Fantastic pro, seemed to have a good personality. Got along with the fans and kept his head down.
Good connection with hazard and willian. Great great player who kept us ticking over as a club fighting for trophies.
Pedrobe sad to see him and willy go, only azpi really left of the old guard.
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Nice one too Nick. Well said!
Agree with all of the above sentiments. When he came to us there was absolutely no sign of any big-time charlie syndrome which when you consider the top Club he came from and the pedigree he he came with and his contribution to their achievements, a lot of other players may not have had his modest and hard working attitude. I suspect that he has actively encouraged our young players. Personally i'm gonna miss him and wish him the best for the future.
A long career in spaghetti westerns beckons for Pedro
Top player. Someone I didn't fully appreciate until I was watching him week in week out for us. A really classy player, immaculate football brain, someone who you just know growing up through arguably the greatest academy class in history (from a technical standpoint) made the most of everything he had to succeed, love those types of players, we're managed by one of the best of them
This is purely speculation on my part, but when you look at the way CHO's been moving this season compared to last I think Pedro's been help him out in training cos he's looking to find little pockets of space more (Pedro's forte). He's precisely the sort of player you want helping young players, I wouldn't be surprised if he became a coach/manager, so much work ethic & learnt knowledge to pass on.
Sucks that he's going but good for him, needs to keep playing. I'd have happily given him an extension for said reasons above. Good luck to him
Class player. Post champions league 2012 win, he has been our best winger after Hazard.
Loved his energy, movement and his directness. At times his style could be frustrating, but his contributions to Conte's first season and the Sarri season were great
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posted on 27/7/20
posted on 27/7/20
Had one above average season for Chelsea. I wish him well but he's a bit of a whatever player to say goodbye to. Not really a legend and not really here for that long a time (We got him past his prime to begin with).
posted on 27/7/20
Much appreciated,a good honest pro,and a nice person as well. I'm sure he helped the younger players with his enthusiasm and his experience.
Thank you Pedro,and all the best.
posted on 27/7/20
comment by HarlequinHebdo (U16981)
posted 8 minutes ago
Much appreciated,a good honest pro,and a nice person as well. I'm sure he helped the younger players with his enthusiasm and his experience.
Thank you Pedro,and all the best.
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This. Spot on Harl!
posted on 27/7/20
comment by bloomike (U7734)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by HarlequinHebdo (U16981)
posted 8 minutes ago
Much appreciated,a good honest pro,and a nice person as well. I'm sure he helped the younger players with his enthusiasm and his experience.
Thank you Pedro,and all the best.
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This. Spot on Harl!
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posted on 27/7/20
Hard working, when he'd already won everything in the game and could have taken his foot of the gas, scored important goals, despite being in and out the side always, always worked hard. Fantastic pro, seemed to have a good personality. Got along with the fans and kept his head down.
Good connection with hazard and willian. Great great player who kept us ticking over as a club fighting for trophies.
Pedro be sad to see him and willy go, only azpi really left of the old guard.
posted on 27/7/20
id also say that a lot of those appearances were not starts.
so is probably more like 29 league goals in around 100 starts which isnt awful
posted on 27/7/20
comment by Nickasaurus (U9257)
posted 13 minutes ago
id also say that a lot of those appearances were not starts.
so is probably more like 29 league goals in around 100 starts which isnt awful
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Yeah that’s a good point I realised. Can’t be bothered to break it down but I’m sure his minutes/goal probably looks a lot more favourable.
posted on 27/7/20
comment by Nickasaurus (U9257)
posted 1 hour, 39 minutes ago
Hard working, when he'd already won everything in the game and could have taken his foot of the gas, scored important goals, despite being in and out the side always, always worked hard. Fantastic pro, seemed to have a good personality. Got along with the fans and kept his head down.
Good connection with hazard and willian. Great great player who kept us ticking over as a club fighting for trophies.
Pedrobe sad to see him and willy go, only azpi really left of the old guard.
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Nice one too Nick. Well said!
posted on 27/7/20
Agree with all of the above sentiments. When he came to us there was absolutely no sign of any big-time charlie syndrome which when you consider the top Club he came from and the pedigree he he came with and his contribution to their achievements, a lot of other players may not have had his modest and hard working attitude. I suspect that he has actively encouraged our young players. Personally i'm gonna miss him and wish him the best for the future.
posted on 27/7/20
A long career in spaghetti westerns beckons for Pedro
posted on 27/7/20
Top player. Someone I didn't fully appreciate until I was watching him week in week out for us. A really classy player, immaculate football brain, someone who you just know growing up through arguably the greatest academy class in history (from a technical standpoint) made the most of everything he had to succeed, love those types of players, we're managed by one of the best of them
This is purely speculation on my part, but when you look at the way CHO's been moving this season compared to last I think Pedro's been help him out in training cos he's looking to find little pockets of space more (Pedro's forte). He's precisely the sort of player you want helping young players, I wouldn't be surprised if he became a coach/manager, so much work ethic & learnt knowledge to pass on.
Sucks that he's going but good for him, needs to keep playing. I'd have happily given him an extension for said reasons above. Good luck to him
posted on 27/7/20
Class player. Post champions league 2012 win, he has been our best winger after Hazard.
Loved his energy, movement and his directness. At times his style could be frustrating, but his contributions to Conte's first season and the Sarri season were great
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