Watch: Todd Boehly and Azpilicueta practice the 'Cowboys handshake' in front of fans

The funny moment Todd Boehly tries to teach captain Azpilicueta the famous 'American Cowboys' handshake...



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CONFIRMED! ✔ Chelsea FC are VERY SERIOUS to FINISH £42million Josko Gvardi...

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Four years deal agreement reached as Todd Boehly makes official announcement on first Chelsea imminent transfer.... Read more Chelsea's new owner Todd Boehly has made clear his stance on spending on new players as he embarks on his first transfer window with the Blues. During Roman Abramovich's time as owner, the London side were regularly among the biggest spenders in the Premier League. However, after Boehly's group completed their takeover, with the deal formally announced in May, some supporters were left wondering whether the days of big-money deals will continue. The final season of Abramovich's 19-year tenure saw Chelsea finish third, some distance behind Manchester City and Liverpool. As the Blues attempt to close the gap on last season's top two, Boehly has given some hints about what might be in store. "Financial Fair Play is starting to get some teeth and that will limit ability to acquire players at any price," Boehly said at the SuperReturn In...
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Thịngs dey happ3en for this life.. 😢 they got kiiilled few days after their wedding

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Thịngs dey happ3en for this life.. 😢 they got kiiilled few days after their wedding💍...They kiiilled my husband 😢 😭 and wife .. May such never be your portion.. 😢 😭 Wriite ✍️ R | P for them 😭 😢 This  |i f e no get head!!! Live everyday like it's your l a s t day because tomorrow is n o t guaranteed. My p r a y e r is that none of us will d|e u n t i m el| y.
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You should have joined Chelsea - Jules Kounde Senior Bl@st Son After 'wrong decision'

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You should have joined Chelsea - Jules Kounde Senior Bl@st Son After 'wrong decision' By the end of this summer's transfer window, all at Chelsea will be sick to hear the name of Barcelona with how things are unfolding in the transfer market. First off it was Raphinha, and despite the Blues having a bid accepted, Barca were able to lean on the player's preference to convince Leeds to sell and ensure he would snub Chelsea. Then came Ousmane Dembele, who was expected to move to Stamford Bridge this summer if Raphinha moved to Spain. However, Barcelona were able to convince the French star to take a salary reduction to stay at Camp Nou and play a part in Xavi's project for the club. Now, Jules Kounde is the third player who is set to snub Chelsea in favour of Barcelona, despite the player being open to both moves. Football London understands that the Blues have done everything on their side to conclude this deal including reaching an agreement verbally on a £55mill...
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Why sending off Tomori was the correct call in Milan’s UCL loss to Chelsea

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The red card to Fikayo Tomori was a key moment in Milan’s loss to Chelsea yesterday but despite seeming harsh, it was technically the correct call according to the laws of the game. In the 17th minute of the match, the English defender was beaten to a through-ball by Mason Mount and found himself on the wrong side of the Chelsea man. Mount managed to get a limp shot away after jostling with Tomori and eyebrows were instantly raised when referee Daniel Siebert pointed to the spot and produced a red card, sending off the Rossoneri centre back. Replays showed that Tomori had his right hand clutched on Mount’s shoulder and he seemingly made two attempts to pull back the Englishman, who did his best to stay on his feet. A penalty was seemingly a harsh call but the sending off further infuriated and confused fans, especially those who thought of the ‘double jeopardy’ rule.  In Law 12 of the IFAB’s Laws of the Game, denying a goal scoring opportunity in the penalty area is only a yellow c...
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Video Highlights: Manchester United 2-1 Brentford - All Goals (Watch)

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Video Highlights: Manchester United 2-1 Brentford - All Goals (Watch) Wow. What a difference four minutes can make. United were staring down the barrel of a third successive home defeat in the Premier League, one which may have had huge implications for Ten Hag's future, after Onana failed to keep Jensen's shot out in the first half.  However, McTominay's late introduction proved the turning point, with the Scot levelling in the 93rd minute with a close-range volley, before beating Strakosha with a 97th-minute header to provoke wild celebrations. It's absolutely gutting for Brentford, but what a relief for United!
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