Quote from: Luzin on Today at 09:59:20 AM

Quote from: topbitcoin on Today at 08:23:28 AM

On the other hand, many of Chelsea's current players come from other domestic leagues even though their individual skills at the previous club were very good but the EPL cannot be compared because the atmosphere and rhythm are different from other competitions because here it is very fast and when new players play of course this is a culture shock for them which makes them unable to do anything.

So are they still not adjusting the EPL culture or are they not adjusting? Some of Chelsea's players were players last season who were still pretty much retained by Mauricio Pochettino. Is it still lacking too. I think Pochettino is an experienced coach. So he's not a bad coach. Maybe the middle of the season is a good time for evaluation, but I also don't really like it if the club always changes coaches quickly. Because I believe they need a process of at least 1 or 2 years.

I am difficult to judge whether they have been able to adjust or not but certainly what I can see for the Chelsea squad now, those who are mostly young players do not have a strong push from some players who have experience in the EPL before because most of the "Senior" players have gone on sale by Chelsea before.
On the other hand saying they still can't adjust is also indisputable because in the end we also know how their perfrma is and some players like Mudryk or Enzo are still stuck with their previous league.

For the Pochettino problem I agree he is a coach who has experience in the EPL especially when he coached Tottenham but on the other hand in this case the decision to sell some great players who have considerable experience at Chelsea I think this is questionable because in the end if Pochettino's decision is known like that then the results that are now happening can actually be predicted from a long time ago.