Quote from: Blitzboy on Today at 06:46:41 PM

Quote from: Sexylizzy2813 on Today at 03:10:03 PM

Chelsea have been on the spot light when it comes to the transfer window and they haven't disappointed themselves in getting players they feel are their problem but I know the fans are not really impressed by how they go about business in this transfer market. They know the particular department they're really poor at but they neglect it and act like everything is fine. With Conor Gallagher on his way to join the Spanish side Atletico Madrid (that's if he hasn't join yet) I think they are now losing more of the experience players who are suppose to guide the younger ones to do better. With the recent development at Chelsea, can they finish at the top 4 of the league table? Are they even doing the right thing or are they ready for the pressure ahead of next season 🤔?

You're worried about Chelsea. Their transfers are unusual. Neglecting critical areas while investing in youth? Cotton, try this risky method. The loss of Conor Gallagher to Atletico Madrid is clear. He's a steady Premier League player. But Enzo Maresca is Chelsea's new coach. New team viewpoint and vision. Change is frightening, but it may inspire greatness.

I dont think Chelsea will win the league this year. Consider them relegation candidates? Too soon. Every season brings new Premier League competitors. Maresca may save this ship.

A winning team takes time, patience, and steel. Although Chelsea's foundation is fragile, with the correct supervision, they could construct something amazing.

Let me talk about what you said about Chelsea not winning the league next season, I never said that and can never think of it, instead of talking about Chelsea winning the league this year I'll rather talk about Aston Villa because they have a goal of keeping it hot for the other league competitors and you know it. Take a good look at their investment level how solid it has been for the Villains, you can't compare it to that of Chelsea and is like Chelsea doesn't have a structure or anything to say this is how we want to go about things concerning the team, with the coach Enzo Maresca trying to make things easier but is not going to work the way he wanted since the boss above him isn't letting him take care of things the way a coach should.
If you believe Chelsea have that patience I mean starting from the fans then you need to study the club and the supporters again, they don't have time to wait for results like the way Arsenal waited before getting positive results, Chelsea alone want quick results, no time to wait for years, they love winning.