There have been no reports or investigations that connected Roman Abramovich to the war in Russia. His only offence was that he communicated or had a close relationship with Vladimir Putin. And I don't see that as a genuine reason for England and her allies to seize his assets. After all every businessman will have political connections. Almost all global business owners have close relationships with many world leaders. They do this to expand their businesses and protect their investments. Almost all Fortune 500 company owners have political connections even in the UK. I am not among the people who disliked the young Russian billionaire who transformed Chelsea from a relatively unknown club and made it one of the best in the world. Roman had a vision and passion for Chelsea and he will ever be remembered.
Chelsea and its fans are still celebrating the convincing win on Monday against one of the best sides in the EPL. But the main test will be on Sunday in their home ground when they will meet the best team in Europe and face some of the most feared strikers in the world. If the Blues win the game against the Cityzens, it will become clearer that they are on the path of recovery.
A win remains a win but I don't like how Chelsea won that game. ( Though I learnt it was same for Tottenham Hotspur against Liverpool )
If Tottenham was complete they should have won. Even with eight man on the pitch, Chelsea had difficulty beating Tottenham Hotspurs defenders couple of times.
Smiles.... I hope they can pass the test, but I'm so sorry! I hate to break it to you that, Erling Haaland will score and once again perform the Didier Drogba goal celebration. I don't think there'll be any test, Chelsea are not worthy of facing Manchester City. It's football though anything can definitely happen. Just like it was for Arsenal and then Tottenham Hotspur. Manchester City will be next after underestimating Chelsea? We'll see!