Quote from: rendravolt on Today at 11:12:11 AM

Spurs' victory the previous week against Bournemouth was an important point for them because they are now only 1 point behind their city team, namely Arsenal. With Arsenal's current situation, Spurs definitely want to force the Gunners to go down immediately and if Arsenal still suffers another defeat in the next match then Spurs can make good use of this. Arsenal is a top team that is inconsistent because in the last 5 matches they only won 1 time and most of the defeats they suffered were against teams they should have beaten.

If in the next match Spurs can steal points at Old Trafford, Manchester United's headquarters, then it is clear that they will put more pressure on Arsenal and that could raise the confidence of coach Ange's men to return to the top flight. Meanwhile, Arsenal will play Crystal Palace and to be honest, this is a match that will again make Arsenal difficult and I don't guarantee they can win easily.

There are at least 5 teams that have a very tight point difference in the standings, one of which is Tottenham who are ranked 5th, yes they have the opportunity to shift Arsenal who are in 4th position.
Looking at the meeting between Manchester United vs Tottenham, looking at the statistics of these two teams Tottenham has much better statistics than Manchester United. from the last 5 matches of each team, Manchester United only got 1 win, while Tottenham got 4 wins. This match will be played at Manchester United headquarters, but we can see Manchester United's record despite playing at home.

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Quote from: Velvet78 on Today at 09:30:53 AM

Boehly isn't good at doing his work in my opinion. This team deserve a much better owner such as Abramovich. You know how Abramovich's times were. Chelsea were in much better condition than this.

Todd Boehly doesn't know so much about football, he is just signing players left, right and center, their transfer policy under Todd Boehly is somewhat flawed. Having said that, all the problems Chelsea has isn't the fault of the owner Todd, the players and manager are also culpable, quite a lot of these players were bought with a lot of money and their salaries are also pretty high; thus they ought to deliver more for the club than they are doing now. Chelsea are in a transition period, and the fans must understand that it will take sometime before they get back to their previous elite levels.

They move without careful planning, so it looks like a flaw. For example, in player recruitment, they spend a lot of money to buy players, but most of the players they bring in do not have a significant impact on the game, so it is fair to say that some of their purchases are failed purchases. Not only in bringing in players, but in appointing coaches they do the same thing, they seem to be in a hurry to determine who will be the coach.
This is a shared responsibility, we cannot say one person is guilty in Chelsea's failure, because in fact they also take part in deciding something.