Quote from: Zaguru12 on Today at 05:25:02 PM

Quote from: ShowOff on Today at 05:00:48 PM

Liverpool also have many players whose quality is almost the same as that of Chelsea, but Klopp is here to improve it and get his players into the best shape. He turned his team into a competitive team even though Klopp has not won as many titles as Manchester City. Pochettino must learn from Klopp and Arteta instead of being a coach who tends to stay silent on the sidelines.

I don’t think the quality of both teams are the same. Liverpool has leaders in the club, Salah, Allison, Van Dyke and Andre Robertson are all senior players that can affect every game and also they can show character when the team is down or losing. But look at this current Chelsea squad, aside Thiago Silva they don’t have leaders and a team of young players are just too much to handle something because they usually feel on top of the world.

You have to understand me correctly, of course because I don't mean to say the quality of both teams is the same but that some of the players have the same quality. Liverpool certainly have many players whose quality and experience are much better than Chelsea's current young squad, this clearly differentiates the two teams as a whole and I will not dispute that fact.

What has been proven so far in Chelsea's last 6 matches is; Pochettino has not really been able to create a good playing character for Chelsea. I think Chelsea is still losing the identity of their game and Pochettino really needs a lot of time to get it back. There are many matches still waiting for them in the Premier League, so the hope is definitely there.

Quote from: Zaguru12 on Today at 05:25:02 PM

Chelsea Should have kept some of there senior players last Season and integrate the young ones into the team gradually. Right now they don’t have any other options other than to just be patient with them and accept that this is a project and all high expectations should be dropped.

Chelsea also have the habit of just signing any player and not exactly the players they need. They waste close to 300million on three midfielders with similar characteristics and playing pattern, they should have opted for a more attacking midfielder and a proper striker rather than some of this signings

Do you agree that there are certain individual or group interest factors in Chelsea's transfer approach so far?
I might agree that the player transfer business to Chelsea has been very important, this is reflected in how easily they spend a lot of money on mediocre players.

There have been many bad signings made by Chelsea so far, as a result they have difficulty forming a solid team capable of competing closely in the standings. Pochettino is still having difficulty finding his best line-up, but he still has time to experiment.