🗣 Marc Cucurella's response when asked if Noni leaving the camp early to sign for Arsenal was strange: "Yes, I think so. I think he missed a good opportunity (although) he wasn’t playing as a starter.” “I do think it was because of everything that was happening regarding his future and in the end I think it could have delayed him a couple of days since he left a day early or something like that.” “It wouldn’t have cost him anything to wait for that next day. In the end I think he missed a pretty good opportunity." #CFC | #Chelsea 📲 @CFC_ChelseaFC

𝑬𝑵𝑮𝑳𝑨𝑵𝑫 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 𝑪𝑶𝑴𝑷𝑳𝑬𝑻𝑬 𝑪𝑶𝑴𝑬𝑩𝑨𝑪𝑲 𝑨𝑵𝑫 𝑹𝑬𝑨𝑪𝑯 𝑩𝑨𝑪𝑲-𝑻𝑶-𝑩𝑨𝑪𝑲 𝑬𝑼𝑹𝑶𝑺 𝑭𝑰𝑵𝑨𝑳𝑺 🤯 🔗 433womenfc

🚨 🇸🇳 Sources reveal that in recent days, Man United have been approached with the opportunity to proceed and start talks for Nicolas Jackson. Chelsea have opened their doors to United. Jackson priority - STAY and fight for place at Chelsea. If that’s not possible, he’d be keen on a move to United. “Nicolas Jackson also would not close his doors to a move to Manchester United even without Champions League or European football next season.” “According to sources close to the negotiations, Chelsea still maintain an interest in Alejandro Garnacho as an option in case Manchester United want to open a proper negotiation for Nicolas Jackson; the message has been received at Carrington, as United are aware of Chelsea's potential interest in Garnacho and they are open to discussing conditions of a swap deal involving Nicolas Jackson.” 🔗 Fabrizio Romano #CFC | #Chelsea 📲 @CFC_ChelseaFC

Enzo Fernandez just posted this 😂😭 Marc Cucurella registered more successful interceptions (12) than any other Chelsea player during the Club World Cup (Mozo Football) Happy birthday to the best left back in the world! 🤩🐧

Why is this tube (catheter) always inserted into patients during surgery? Have you ever wondered why before any surgical procedure is started, this tube MUST always be inserted inside the patient? Let me tell you why. You see, the human body is like a clock-work…… it actually never stops working until dëãth. So, even when a patient is unconscious, under anesthesia, their body still produce urine. Their kidneys continue to produce urine as they used to, and that urine collects in the bladder as usual. However, since they are unconscious and unable to control their bladder muscles, they can’t empty it themselves.. Here’s what typically happens: 1. For long surgeries (or those near the bladder), doctors will insert a urinary catheter after the patient is asleep. This thin tube collects the urine from the bladder and continuously drain it into a collection bag throughout the period of the surgery. 2. Even in short procedures, if the patient hasn't emptied their bladder beforehand or has issues with bladder control, a catheter might still be used for eventualities. 3. Fluids given during surgery: Sometimes the anesthesiologist gives the patient IV fluids to maintain blood pressure. This extra fluid quickly increases the amount of urine being produced, hence, filling the bladder faster than normal. - Without this tube in place, the patient can have a full bladder during the period of a surgery Which can become distended, leading to discomfort, damage, or even delaying the recovery of the patient. - If the surgery involves the pelvic area or organs near the bladder, a full bladder can obstruct the view of the surgeon which can cause him/her to accidentally injure the bladder. So, as you can see, this tube isn’t only to help the surgical team do their job seamlessly, it also helps the patients during and after the surgery. I hope you now know why this tube is used? And I hope you’ll not feel uncomfortable next time when they tell you they’ll be inserting a gathered inside you?😂😂😂 P.S: After the surgery, the catheter is usually removed before the patient wakes up—unless there’s a medical reason to leave it in. So most patients don’t even know it was inserted in them.😁😁

After completing the signing of Viktor Gyökeres which is the dream signing of every Arsenal fan. The Noni Madueke signing now makes a whole lot of sense. We are agreeing not because Madueke is a bad player, we got angry because we think signing Madueke will sabotage our chance of signing a striker. One thing is for sure, Noni Madueke is not a bad player at all. Replace that anger with the fact that we sign him from Chelsea and see the bigger picture of it. Then you will come to realize that Noni Madueke is going to cook in the Arsenal team.