Quote from: legendbtc on June 26, 2024, 11:26:15 PM

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Quote from: Alpha Marine on June 26, 2024, 09:32:26 PM

Chelsea are going about it the wrong way. You don't build a team in just one season. I still don't get how they didn't learn from their mistakes the first time. You can't buy a bunch of potential players and expect them to be perfect together. A team is built with time.

When Boehly first took over, he should have made 5 signings at most. Out of those five 3 should have been world-class players why 2 can be potential players. Then the next season they can make 3 or 4 more signings, both world-class and young potential players. Also, they should be recruiting for their youth and teenage team too.
If they have done that, they'll have made 8-9 signings in the past 2 seasons and this season they'll just be looking for more players to strengthen their squad.
This way you'll find out that in 2 years they have filled up every area on the pitch with quality players and still have quality squad depth on the bench.

Right now, Chelsea is in a confused state and they're just signing different young players. Most of those young players are like shitoins, they won't turn out to be anything, Over a billion pounds spent yet they still don't have a world-class squad, that's pitiful.

Why all these? You talk about Chelsea and you forget that both the owner and the fans are desperate set of people, they can't learn until they are close to the relegation zone without escape. When trying to build a strong team it takes time, that you are right but in this CFC they want it to be done as soon as the season begins, that's bad and unhealthy for a club like Chelsea. Past glory is all they see nothing more and I feel bad when such a team always miss out in the UCL each season.
Todd Boehly saw Chelsea football club as a business ground where whenever he blinks money pours out of nowhere, the down fall of Chelsea started when the current owner talking about Todd Boehly sacked all the staff that was working very hard to make things be in a good shape and now he doesn't know how to correct those mistakes, getting the right people to work with is the problem instead he's running around signing players that can't make the team stronger.

Todd Boehly and the American owners have continuously made wrong and somewhat hasty decisions since taking over Chelsea. Todd Boehly changed the Blues' player recruitment philosophy. They only sign young players with potential like Cole Palmer, Enzo Fernandez, or Nicolas Jackson. This policy is counterproductive because the importance of experienced players is overlooked. To achieve success, along with a winning mentality, players need experience. Young talents are never guaranteed immediate success. And Todd Boehly changed coaches too quickly. Coaches need time to train and arrange these young recruits.

That's why I think Chelsea made a mistake with its recruitment policy. From the beginning of the season, everyone saw that Chelsea were not title challengers. This is the first lesson for the American boss - the Premier League has never been a land of easy money! Two consecutive failed seasons are more than enough for a club to fall behind in both position and finances.

The Chelsea football club owners thinks success can come in to the club immediately they took over, the players if not some are good but the experience you talked about is something they should have first of all put in place and is like a novice trying to do something he has no idea of, things won't work so easily, there must be errors especially when the novice don't listen to the right people. With those players you mentioned I'll go with Cole Palmer, he's better than the rest and this guy needs some players who have experience to assist him and creative players too, not someone like Jackson who will have 5 clear chances and only hit one on the body of the goalkeeper without scoring. People like Petr Cech and other staff should come back, they know how to arrange things to go well for this club not even a new coach can make Chelsea be in shape again.
Two seasons of failed project and we're expecting more because from what we have seen the new owners are still repeating same mistake and they're the type that don't take advise to expand their business, they feel they know it all and can do it themselves which is bad. Chelsea will be there changing coaches and buying players while clubs like Aston Villa, Newcastle or even Brighton will be competing for the EPL title next season.