Eugenio_67

2nd half...also from Italy..go Chelsea!

My two cents. It was probably the worst played match this year...also thanks to Wolv. The importance of a victory at this time of the season was perceived. The fact that we won it 3-0 shows, in my humble opinion, that we have a strong team this year. P.S. The ghosts of the past are gradually abandoning Garnacho. He will return to being a top player and one of our best purchases.

On tiptoeing in, I write my first post. Sure Chelsea supporters are used to more than that, but I can't be that negative about Maresca...and I'm certainly not saying this to defend the fact that he's Italian...for me it's not for sure an added value, indeed... It's true, this year in particular there is too much turnover but Chelsea's matches have always been well played and above all we put many young players on the pitch every time. Surely there are better coaches with much more experience than Maresca who (perhaps) would make the team play better. But are there so many? Obviously sorry for this banal post, mine is certainly not an objective judgment because unfortunately I always have before my eyes the sad show of football matches in Italy...and when I see a Chelsea match, whether it wins or it gets lost, it beats my heart out...now almost like when I watch a Sampdoria match. Back in the shadows reading and learning...🙂

Can I wait a few months before answering, only to realize what is the mood here? 😇 If not, I appeal to the Fifth Amendment...which I'm not sure what it describes, but in movies it sounds good... Meanwhile...

Grazie! Io al momento sto nelle Marche (San Benedetto del Tronto).

Grazie!

Thanks!

Thank you Mod also for the kind words about Luca. This is s a well-known but beautiful video from last January that explains our bond better than many words www.chelseafc.com/en/video/gianluc...legend%E2%80%A6

Of course Marconi SpA is a very well-known company connected to Genova (sorry but I can't write Genova in English...😇). Anyway I have never lived in Genova for long periods. My parents were from there, so were all my relatives. I was born in Sicily and now live in a town of central Italy.

Thank you for your kind words and for your good wishes...in this moment Sampdoria needs right now! (Half time: Sampdoria -Mantova 0-0)

I don't know if it's the right answer but certainly one of my favorite dishes is "fish and chips".

Hello, everybody. Let me introduce myself quickly. I am a Sampdoria supporte who has followed Chelsea for many years also because I think that only in the Premier League is football played. Anyway, as far as I'm concerned there was always a thread that united the two teams...the most important one was certainly Luca Vialli. But many players and coaches who played and loved Doria, played and loved the Blues. The latest in chronological order is Enzo Maresca Last year I was in London (the city I fell in love with) and stayed in South Kensington and so I was able to go and see Stamford Bridge at least from outside, and buy something at the megastore. I plan to go back soon and maybe be able to watch, with a lot of lucky, a match for "our" Chelsea. Obviously at the moment I will write little and read (and above all learn) a lot. Sorry for my modest English. Eugenio