Quote from: Oluwa-btc on Today at 02:37:12 PM

Quote from: Barcode_ on Today at 03:23:13 AM

Despite the club owner willingness to splurge part of his wealth in the transfer market for Chelsea to recruit the new players according to the newly appointed manager wish list, Chelsea still lost their opening match against Manchester City in front of their home fans. I guess it will not take a long time for Chelsea to replace their club manager once again if the new manager are only able to lead Chelsea hovering around the middle of the table throughout the whole new season.

The issues with Chelsea from last season, the friendly games played has always been obvious. It's no other than a clinical finisher, a proven striker who can convert whatever chances they have created. Todd Boehly has just been overdoing honestly. He has just decided to spend stupidly rather than solve the main issue.

Well, I will say they played well but then, it's good to see the disappointing results so that fans can send Todd Boehly a clear message that they're not satisfied with his transfer if he fails to land a concrete central forward before the transfer window comes to an end. Sacking the new manager? I won't be boggled, he's not the first and won't be the last. Doing that though displays how poor the management of Chelsea has been.

Below is the image of Jamie Vardy updating Tottenham Hotspur fans that he's won the Premier League Competition and they yet to win nothing. He was responsible for the equalizer last night, should have scored a late winner but good goalkeeping from Viacario who successfully cleared that ball away as they salvaged a point outta the game.

I feel the Chelsea coach should be given an ample time for him to make mistakes and correct them, aspectations are high and everybody is literally on his neck, because they want to see a new Chelsea this season which is not a wrong expectation. there is a far cry for a new striker which I think is a genuine one, because M.Jackson hasn't been living to his expectations, as he clearly doesn't make use of opportunities when it presents itself, so instead managing a bad situations, they should rather get a complete striker that can score on a regular basis.

The other day, I saw a video of John obi Mikel, a foremost Chelsea defensive midfield, who was ranting passionately about Chelsea not performing to the expectations of the fans, he literally said "Chelsea is drifting towards a mediocre team" who is getting to a point of being comfortable with sitting on a the 10th position.

But for me I feel all of these discussions is necessary because is a pointer to the fact that the Chelsea team needs to improve on their performance and everybody is pointing fingers to one or two issues they can find out as default.