In a bold statement that’s sure to ignite the passions of football fans everywhere, Nigeria’s own John Mikel Obi, former Chelsea midfielder, has expressed his doubts about rising star Nicolas Jackson, declaring he doesn’t quite fit the bill of a top striker. With nostalgia dripping from his words, he pointed to legends like Didier Drogba and the formidable Erling Haaland, asserting that Chelsea needs players of their caliber to reclaim their rightful place at the pinnacle of English football. chelsea vs man city 0-2 #soccer #sports #chelseafc #cfc #nicolasjackson #footballpodcast
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You never begin cry
You never see anything…why your voice dey shake 😂
Oga try de calm dan. This middle belt table journey na 9 years e de go😂
Actually Chelsea are right where they belong, a mid table team with some fancy foreign players but not winning anything, and a couple of racists on their team. Sounds like Chelsea to me.
Na dat hin accent wey de vex me😂
That voice crack says it all
Chealsea actually need to sign a world class goal keeper and a central forward
Tweaking for your bot Ohsimen
No sir.
You guys are right where you belong.
I blame Roman for all this confusion 😂😂
Up the chels 💙
Haaland didn't have premiership experience, every ex player comes on to talk his rubbish just to remain relevant especially by saying outrageous things. He's exactly what Chelsea deserves now
Where we were. See mercenary dey talk like say chelsea get history
Did didier ever score 20 goals in a season.
Hi had the physicality to his game and the mentality that made others fear him. People over hype his goals, as a holistic player he was good, on goals alone wasn’t all that great.
Well said..
Where's the lie 😢
Bro do you remember Didier debut?
The real problem is with Chelsea’s current fans… they need to transfer in more American fans, in the defensive seats of Stamford Bridge in particular! 😆
Stop crying the season has just started and it takes time to make champions! 😎
YOU TALKING SHIT MIKEL…
JACKSON IS BETTER THAN DROGBA CHECK THE STATS.. 1ST SEASON PERFORMANCE.