I really don’t care about him, I just think it was a waste of everyone’s time. At least we’ll make a profit, so it’s somewhat justified.

I get your point, and I agree you can always find players like him. But I’d really like to see some stability and a focus on buying players who actually improve the team. That said, I guess that’s a whole other conversation.

Yeah, there was no negative impact in terms of results, but it seems we’ll be back on the market again after just a few months. I’m not even surprised he wants to leave, considering he broke into the Portugal national team and played well against Poland.

I think the profit will be good. The question is, would we gain more by allocating his ~1200 minutes (in games against much weaker teams than us) to players already in the squad?

It should be Acheampong’s time, but I have a feeling it’s going to be more like Disaster time

Do you think this could result in more opportunities for Karol Borys?

Yeah, definitely a brilliant coach with deep tactical knowledge, but also surrounded by plenty of controversy off the pitch.

Yeah, he’s improved massively this season. He had some issues with judging ball trajectories correctly but has looked much better in this aspect recently. Legia has a world-class goalkeeper coach, Krzysztof Dowhań. He developed Boruc, Szczęsny, Fabiański and Majecki.

Just look at his movement 🔥

What could have been...

Marcel Krajewski had an impressive game at right wing-back, scoring with a lovely volley from a loose ball after a corner and winning a late penalty. He moved from Legia Warsaw to Widzew Łódź this summer and has played 574 minutes in 10 Ekstraklasa matches this season.

It’s around £10/month in Poland, and you can watch all 380 games. I’m still shocked they haven’t invented something like a Premier League Pass yet.

They’ll leave Poland before I even learn how to use it