Quote from: mamesso on Today at 01:17:24 PM

Quote from: bitzizzix on Today at 12:49:27 PM

Maybe this postponement will be good news for clubs who still have problems with team performance to be able to improve and take advantage of the delayed schedule to train more seriously, because the busy schedule will make it difficult for them to train longer and this is an opportunity and hopefully there will be changes.
however the postponement will leave football fans around the world a bit disappointed as the Premier League game is what they are looking forward to at the weekend, but they will understand that the postponement has occurred in honor of Queen Elizabeth's death.

Perhaps one of the clubs who have benefited the most from the Premier League postponement is Chelsea, after going through a bad period in recent games which saw Tuchel lose his job. Now that Chelsea have appointed Graham Potter as their new manager, Chelsea can take advantage of the Premier League postponement to improve with their new manager. Potter had plenty of time to plan and select suitable players to enter the main squad based on the formation scheme he applied.

Actually in this case it's not only Chelsea I think because Liverpool also definitely benefited a lot because they were able to make some plans and review the games they've played and research their mistakes anywhere so they know where they have to improve this.
This long holiday must be used as well as possible for Chelsea and Liverpool so that they are better prepared to wade through the season.