Werner

All predicated on the theory that he would want to leave, a proposition floated only by a few doomsayers around here.

WHOS HOLLAND?

I don’t understand the hate towards Enzo Fernández. I feel like he always gives 100%, and without him we wouldn’t have won against Brentford either.

I don’t understand the hate towards Enzo Fernández. I feel like he always gives 100%, and without him we wouldn’t have won against Brentford either.

Enzo Fernández is often criticised, yet he is clearly showing his qualities as a complete midfield engine. He is an energetic, dynamic player who always brings presence, never shies away from physical battles, and constantly looks to influence and control the game. His passing range, creativity and football intelligence make him a vital link between defence and attack – he is involved all over the pitch.

At Chelsea, he has established himself to the point where he regularly wears the captain’s armband, which speaks volumes about the respect he commands within the squad and the responsibility he takes on.

Because he covers so much ground, works tirelessly off the ball, embraces duels and seeks creative solutions, he deserves far more appreciation and far less criticism – especially considering how young he still is while already performing at such a high level.

Enzo Fernández is often criticised, yet he is clearly showing his qualities as a complete midfield engine. He is an energetic, dynamic player who always brings presence, never shies away from physical battles, and constantly looks to influence and control the game. His passing range, creativity and football intelligence make him a vital link between defence and attack – he is involved all over the pitch.

At Chelsea, he has established himself to the point where he regularly wears the captain’s armband, which speaks volumes about the respect he commands within the squad and the responsibility he takes on.

Because he covers so much ground, works tirelessly off the ball, embraces duels and seeks creative solutions, he deserves far more appreciation and far less criticism – especially considering how young he still is while already performing at such a high level.

Enzo Fernández is often criticised, yet he is clearly showing his qualities as a complete midfield engine. He is an energetic, dynamic player who always brings presence, never shies away from physical battles, and constantly looks to influence and control the game. His passing range, creativity and football intelligence make him a vital link between defence and attack – he is involved all over the pitch.

At Chelsea, he has established himself to the point where he regularly wears the captain’s armband, which speaks volumes about the respect he commands within the squad and the responsibility he takes on.

Because he covers so much ground, works tirelessly off the ball, embraces duels and seeks creative solutions, he deserves far more appreciation and far less criticism – especially considering how young he still is while already performing at such a high level.

Enzo Fernández is often criticised, yet he is clearly showing his qualities as a complete midfield engine. He is an energetic, dynamic player who always brings presence, never shies away from physical battles, and constantly looks to influence and control the game. His passing range, creativity and football intelligence make him a vital link between defence and attack – he is involved all over the pitch.

At Chelsea, he has established himself to the point where he regularly wears the captain’s armband, which speaks volumes about the respect he commands within the squad and the responsibility he takes on.

Because he covers so much ground, works tirelessly off the ball, embraces duels and seeks creative solutions, he deserves far more appreciation and far less criticism – especially considering how young he still is while already performing at such a high level.

Enzo Fernández is often criticised, yet he is clearly showing his qualities as a complete midfield engine. He is an energetic, dynamic player who always brings presence, never shies away from physical battles, and constantly looks to influence and control the game. His passing range, creativity and football intelligence make him a vital link between defence and attack – he is involved all over the pitch.

At Chelsea, he has established himself to the point where he regularly wears the captain’s armband, which speaks volumes about the respect he commands within the squad and the responsibility he takes on.

Because he covers so much ground, works tirelessly off the ball, embraces duels and seeks creative solutions, he deserves far more appreciation and far less criticism – especially considering how young he still is while already performing at such a high level.

I love Graz, such a beautiful city. Been several times with work. Nice steak in El Gaucho.

Jackson will score.

Should be back training early November just before the hectic festive period thankfully.

I have no idea what this argument is really about, but a "winning goal", by any definition, is the first goal which puts a team into a winning position, from which they are never removed.
E.g.
Chelsea 0-1 Everton
Chelsea 1-1 Everton
Chelsea 2-1 Everton
Chelsea 2-2 Everton
Chelsea 3-2 Everton <- This one is the "winning" goal by any normal definition.
Chelsea 4-2 Everton
Chelsea 5-2 Everton

Yes! Pull all the levers

19 July and the goon is still here....Prayer alone is not working... we need to step it up.....

Another joke I saw online was that Trump had celebrated more international trophies than Arsenal 🤣

PSG beat City in the group stage and knocked out Liverpool, Villa and Arsenal in the play-offs.
They will beat Spurs in the Super Cup next month.
We are bound to be the only English club to have played PSG this year and beat them. It is a Chelsea thing! 😉

Chelsea being an outsider in a final against the current best team in the world.
Reminds me of 2012 and 2021.

Who is salmonjumper???? Please don’t say the next Neymar and we’ve just paid £50m for him☹️

At least we can all get back to moaning about the football 😜

LOL

Time to hand over the throne Eden

Don't get the sympathy for this guy.
He cost 60-80m, has done eff all and is a drug cheat..
Jackson cost 30m and has contributed way more for this club and gets so much hate.
Make it make sense

Havertz being replaced by Jackson at two clubs would be hilarious

Got to hand it to Mike he really wants to move here. Purposely putting in a shocking performance last night to lower his transfer fee is genius from the man.