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I guess that's the end of his Chelsea chapter.
I was hoping he'll become a key player for Chelsea, but it wasn't meant to be.
He had one great run of form, but other than that it's mostly average/poor performances along with long injuries. I hope he will do well in Italy and become the player all us Americans hope he can be. 
I wish you guys and Chelsea the best, and that you will continue to challenge for top trophies in the years to come. 

I guess that's the end of his Chelsea chapter.
I was hoping he'll become a key player for Chelsea, but it wasn't meant to be.
He had one great run of form, but other than that it's mostly average/poor performances along with long injuries. I hope he will do well in Italy and become the player all us Americans hope he can be. 
I wish you guys and Chelsea the best, and that you will continue to challenge for top trophies in the years to come. 

I guess that's the end of his Chelsea chapter.
I was hoping he'll become a key player for Chelsea, but it wasn't meant to be.
He had one great run of form, but other than that it's mostly average/poor performances along with long injuries. I hope he will do well in Italy and become the player all us Americans hope he can be. 
I wish you guys and Chelsea the best, and that you will continue to challenge for top trophies in the years to come. 

I guess that's the end of his Chelsea chapter.
I was hoping he'll become a key player for Chelsea, but it wasn't meant to be.
He had one great run of form, but other than that it's mostly average/poor performances along with long injuries. I hope he will do well in Italy and become the player all us Americans hope he can be. 
I wish you guys and Chelsea the best, and that you will continue to challenge for top trophies in the years to come. 

Got injured in that cup final and i have only ever seen fleeting glimpses of that guy ever since.
Similar situation happened to CHO, IMO

Shame I had high hopes for him during the covid season when he was out best player but he never really kicked on. I think he'll do well in Italy though if he can stay fit.

Aubameyang's movement was instantly better than anything we have seen from Havertz in months.

Stop about Felix. Selfish and with no end product. Waste of money if you ask me.

Hard to be worse than Kai and Sterling today

Hard to be worse than Kai and Sterling today

Very very happy for Frank.
Hopefully the team will put in a good shift for him.
 

Very very happy for Frank.
Hopefully the team will put in a good shift for him.
 

My money is now on Graham Potter to be appointed as manager for the start of next season.

Don’t forget Pulisic has his best run of form under Frank. That could help bolster the forum coffer. 

There's probably very good reasons why Simeone want to get rid of him, even with all the talents he possesses. 

Amusing fact of the day :
Pulisic's Chelsea career - 7,891 minutes, 26 goals, 21 assists. 168 minutes per goal or assist
Mount's Chelsea career - 13,912 minutes, 33 goals, 37 assists. 199 minutes per goal or assist.
 
If Pulisic is being fly-tipped outside St James' Park, is Mount going with him ? 🙂 

On another note I love Antonio Conte, wins us a league title then goes to Spurs and spends a year calling them a sh*t club 😂
Also I wish Potter could show a shred of this passion

Based on Potter's previous HT team talks, I expect a Leeds goal pretty soon after kick-off.

Pretty much everyone going by recent performances 

I mean it frees up the club to move on underperforming players like Ziyech, Pulisic, Havertz etc. 

I can say I honestly have no idea about this guy.
What the actual f**k is going on in terms of transfers. A potential 100m euros deal for a player who plays for shakhtar?! 

Anyone can see we need a right back and midfielder and we are spending this much on a winger.
Does FFP exist? 
 

The bigger worry here, is that we aren't owned by someone who is bankrolling the club himself, who can write off costly mistakes. We are financed by an investment firm. They will only go so far and then expect their money and more, back. We've spent hundreds of millions of pounds of players and staff, on huge, long contracts, and are looking dreadful. We are stuck with them now. How can Boehley go to his bosses and say, look, I know I just signed this manager and all his staff 3 months ago, but let's spend 60m getting rid of them now. It's just not going to happen. We are well and truly f**ked for the foreseeable future.

I don't know why people keep going on about the Tuchel sacking. I think the sacking was inevitable, but I do agree that they got the timing wrong.
I have no doubts that results would have continued to be poor, so it would have been better to have increasing reasons to sack Tuchel. Due to it being later in the season, the new manager would have had less pressure as people would be forced to accept that top four is already gone.
Besides, the guy refused to communicate with the owners. How many people would keep their jobs if they refused to talk with their boss? Not a single one.
 
I don't think it is all Boehly's fault, anyway. We have actually been run quite poorly for several seasons under Abramovich, also. Our signings being terrible isn't a new thing under these owners; it has happened for years. 

He has looked better.
But doesn't matter who we put in the front 3 until we add some creativity to the midfield. We create fewer 1v1 situations for our attackers than half the league.