Cole Palmer is talented, but the hype around him is overblown. Most of his goals come from penalties, and without them, his output is average. People act like he’s carrying Chelsea, but he’s just a good player in a struggling team—not a superstar.

ETHAN NWANERI HAS ANNOUNCED HIMSELF ON THE WORLD STAGE!!!!!!! This is why I have said he has a higher ceiling than Cole Palmer and I won’t budge from that statement. Also, “Mikey Moore” is nowhere near Nwaneri’s level.

@cfc_adam8 13th and 15th place

Ange Postecoglu and Enzo Maresca are quite comfortably the two worst managers in the Premier League. Their naivety in regard to their tactical flexibility and pure stubbornness in the offensive phase causes zonal imbalance in their teams, which makes for quite poor viewing.

If you watch the goals and assists you may see Cole Palmer, but if you watch Cole Palmer you won’t see the game at all.

In summary Arteta’s side have scored 25 goals from set pieces which can only be a result of tactical genius. Jovers set-piece expertise has significantly improved Arsenal’s threat from corners, making them one of the top teams in Europe for goals from these situations.

Thank you for 10,000 followers

Interesting to note that Palmer in his “best player in the Premier League” season has blanked in more games than Kai Havertz and only impacted one more game directly.

@ADLFC0 @TreyTimi @anoyiera @XtraGravenberch @ShaunlfcT Ever heard of hyperbole?

I’ve never believed in magic before until my sofa started levitating.

It’s high time we acknowledge that Hale End has surpassed Cobham in its production of young talents. Bukayo Saka, Ethan Nwaneri, Myles Lewis-Skelly, Emile Smith-Rowe, Alex Iwobi, Omari Hutchinson are or will be Premier League mainstays, while James, Mount etc are burnouts