Quote from: irhact on Today at 05:47:22 AM

Quote from: TelolettOm on September 25, 2024, 11:39:22 PM

Chelsea should have won that much from their opponents, I'm not really familiar with Barrow club. But indeed, with Chelsea's inconsistent condition, we really can't expect too much. It's just that in the EFL Cup this time, the result was really satisfying, with 5 goals. and among them, Christopher Nkunku did a hat trick.

Chelsea will use matches like this to build confidence for the premier league, Chelsea also has small clubs to play in the conference league therefore we should be expecting scoreline like this when they play those small clubs. When we can begin taking Chelsea serious is when they're consistent with this scoreline not just in the small tournaments but in the premier league and when they can hold other big clubs to draw instead of losing to them always when they play. I didn't watch this game as i can't waste my time watching a match I know Chelsea will win, I don't even like watching Chelsea games like that as I know they're not consistent in how they play.

I think Chelsea are starting to recover, although they are not yet fully consistent in winning. Since being taken over by Enzo Maresca, Chelsea have managed to win five of their seven matches, indicating that they are starting to find momentum. If they can maintain this performance, then their presence in various competitions will be taken into account. Enzo Maresca and his troops should be able to do it, because almost all of his players are now available (except Reece James), and their three opponents ahead are relatively easy on paper.

Slowly, Chelsea are now starting to get positive attention from fans, and are starting to avoid the sharp criticism every week that they usually received in previous seasons. With Pochettino young legacy squad starting to develop, and the recruitment of new players in the transfer window yesterday, this season Enzo Maresca has the opportunity to lead his team to achieve their targets. The Europa Conference League trophy, finishing in the top four of the Premier League standings, and reaching the Carabao Cup final seem realistic for them to achieve. The journey to make it happen will begin by hosting Brighton at Stamford Bridge this weekend.