a écrit le 17 juillet 2014 à 15h59 ...FINN...Pourquoi Mourhino a t-il mis fin au contrat d'Eto'o : Qui animera l'attaque comme SEF ?
But Eto’o has most definitely cemented himself in our history and may have even become a bit of a cult hero. His excitement at scoring each goal (it appeared to be as if it were simultaneously his first and his last), his enjoyment playing for the club and one of the world’s greatest managers, his celebrations (namely the Old Man one, of course), and his link-up play with Eden Hazard were entertaining, endearing, skillful and dynamic. While some are happy to see the back of Eto’o and feel he has been disrespectful and entitled, there are those who see it as one of football’s greatest injustices that he leaves Chelsea before Torres.
But Eto’o has most definitely cemented himself in our history and may have even become a bit of a cult hero. His excitement at scoring each goal (it appeared to be as if it were simultaneously his first and his last), his enjoyment playing for the club and one of the world’s greatest managers, his celebrations (namely the Old Man one, of course), and his link-up play with Eden Hazard were entertaining, endearing, skillful and dynamic. While some are happy to see the back of Eto’o and feel he has been disrespectful and entitled, there are those who see it as one of football’s greatest injustices that he leaves Chelsea before Torres.
