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Sem . Never too late to become a Chels fan

comment by Sem (U9729)
posted 41 minutes ago
it's very weird but I really like Chelsea all of a sudden

there's nothing arrogant, irritating, unsportsmanlike about them anymore

I really like Frank
I like Tammy & Mason
I like Kante

they just seem to have completely changed, albeit a little bit of a forced change with the transfer ban but even though you're likely to be our direct rivals come the end of the season, i still keep an eye out on Chelsea results and each win I see, I'm happy for Lampard

seems a good bloke and glad he got his chance at a big club so quickly
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They're definitely far more likeable now, it's annoying

good article mons. Things are very exciting atm.
I think a lot of this had buoyed expectations strangely enough after the utd game as to what we could potentially do this season. with so many players out the last few months and still being competitive in all our games only pointed to us improving and becoming a good team.

I said lastnight I was happy for willian to start due to his experience, and Frank was shown to be correct in his selection. He can slow the game down away from home well, although is was for me a poor perfromance generally, and I dont agree with you in regards to workrate. We will need a mixture of youth and experience this year, especially in the CL.

Tammy, Mount and Tomori and doing nothing but impress me and could be our spine for years to come. I just cant wait till rudiger is back, and kante is back to full fitness, we will have the perfect mixture of youth and experience, with jorginho in the middle too.

The win, like the weekend, was most important and now we can go on a run hopefully and our players are coming back to fitness. We have had our good performances against liverpool(twice) and utd (first half) and got nothing from them games.
We have now been solid and less stylish but won two on the bounce with a clean sheet.
Lets see if we can put the two together now.

I still don't think we've put out our best team once this year.

good post sem

Yeah, you guys have surprised me. Lampard is out-Ole-ing Ole

Entertaining football, youth playing every week and a clear idea of where you’re going. And with the transfer ban you’re making the best of bad circumstances. Our club is going in the complete different direction.

id very interested to see how we approach saints this weekend

a good counter team on their day
i think the 3421 might be the way to go but i would like to see us go for it with the 433 and kill the game off early
Tammy to take his tally to 10 goals would be nice as well

Mount must be due a rest soon, but we can't risk having willian and pedro playing together. Maybe cho gets his first start post injury? Not sure on rudi still.

RJ Azpi AC Tomori Alonso/Emerson
Jorginho Kovacic
Pulisic Willy Cho
Tammy

depends on how lamps sees puli in training sounds like that is the issue
Pedro for me is in bad form though so I wouldn't put him in,

agree mount could use a rest

if it were me id go with

Kepa
RJ Tomori Zouma Emerson
jorgi Kova Kante
Cho Tammy willy

Not sure on kantes fitness atm, looked leggy lastnight

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Willy was great (again).

Jorginho was shiiiit (again).

Who'd a thunk it.

comment by Nickasaurus (U9257)
posted 5 hours, 47 minutes ago
Not sure on kantes fitness atm, looked leggy lastnight
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Yeah, Golo needs some time off. 3 week break.

Need Rudiger to bark orders.

Yeah, you guys have surprised me. Lampard is out-Ole-ing Ole

Entertaining football, youth playing every week and a clear idea of where you’re going. And with the transfer ban you’re making the best of bad circumstances. Our club is going in the complete different direction.
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Much as he's still got to learn, there's the bases of a better manager in Lampard than Solskjaer - but that's not really a surprise when you think about it. He got first hand access to so much information as a player from so many top managers all with different philosophies and approaches. Solskjaer only had one primarily, everything else he had to learn himself.

If there was one player from his generation who'd I'd back to succeed in management, provided he made the right career choices, it would be Lampard. He's got the academic knowledge (play for those coaches was a priceless coaching course), and the ambition to always better himself as a person. Nothing stopping him.

Agree Devil, plus it seems to run in his family somewhat, the guy has been involved in back of house football since a kid.