Quote from: beerlover on August 02, 2024, 04:34:41 PM

Quote from: Hvdv on August 02, 2024, 12:20:27 PM

We see in the news that Chelsea have also bought some players. They are a very good team and they will continue to fight for the championship this year. Chelsea may not be champions but they should finish the league in the top ranks for the Champions League goal. I know how competitive the Premier League is. I hope they achieve the success they expect this year.

I mean technically speaking in premier league Chelsea is the third ranked team for player valuation if you look at transfermarkt. Not only they have many highly valued players, but they also have plenty of players and a huge depth as well. So logic states that they should eb winning something, or ranked high in the league and do fine, they should have done better last season as well.

However, when reality hits, they are not as good as they are ranked, I have absolutely no clue why, but the math says chemistry issues, I mean when all of these good players get together they either play good, or they are good and play bad, which usually happens because players do not get along with each other that well, or they do not get used to the strategy that the manager makes them play.

Last year it was that, Pochettino asked them to do something and they failed, which isn't really a shocker, it was his first year, they didn't give him enough time, but the results were really terrible. I believe that they are going to do fine eventually with someone, but I am not sure if it will be this dude or not. They are spending money like crazy so it should become something that will be quite fine in the end.

First of all, having a lot of players - even if they are good players does not guarantee a ticket to success. A club succeeding - meaning, winning trophies, and consistently finishing top 4 is not as easy as it may be thought of. A lot of people think, more spending equals more success - no, that is definitely not true.

Yes, Chelsea has a great squad. But, they also have a new manager who just got his side promoted from the championship - he does not really have proper Premier League experience as of recent times. He was an assistant manager at City for a while - and became the Leicester boss.

Chelsea needs more fixing at their management. Every Prem viewers agree to the fact that Pochettino deserved more time. He was cooking something, and at the late period of the season, they were playing very well too. Todd Boehly is very impatient, and this might be very detrimental to Chelsea in the long term.