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Just going to throw out some names others likely won't mention. 
Chris Sutton. Bought for a club record £10m, which was a huge sum of money for the club at the time. Scored just 1 league goal, was so terrible up front we resorted to playing him a makeshift defender. Was quickly sold for £6m.
Adrian Mutu. Signed for about £16m and was playing okay but then he decided to put a load of Bolivian marching powder up his nose. So we sacked him. Juventus then signed him on a free transfer as he was out of contract but then sold him for a profit 12 months later. To this day Mutu still owes Chelsea £15m compensation for his breach of contract. 
Mark Bosnich. Not only did we sign a former Manchester United goalkeeper but turns out he was on the Devil's dandruff and we promptly sacked him. 
Gabriele Ambrosetti. Arrived from Vicenza and Vialli dubbed him "the Italian Ryan Giggs". Made all of 16 appearances for Chelsea and then was farmed out on loan for the remainder of his contract. 
Juan Cuadrado. We sold Andre Schurrle for this pile of crap. One of the worst players to ever pull on a Chelsea shirt. 
Yossi Benayoun. No idea the thinking behind signing him. No one wanted him here then we loaned him to Arsenal and West Ham. 
 

For what little words written on the internet are worth my condolences go out to all of Coco's family and friends. 

For what little words written on the internet are worth my condolences go out to all of Coco's family and friends. 

For what little words written on the internet are worth my condolences go out to all of Coco's family and friends. 

For what little words written on the internet are worth my condolences go out to all of Coco's family and friends. 

For what little words written on the internet are worth my condolences go out to all of Coco's family and friends. 

I'm still waiting for our apology. 

For £500m, yes, but not a penny less. 

If only Kepa could teach him how to save a penalty he'd be unstopable. 

I'd still like to see more end product from him but he's very much written himself into the Chelsea history books already in the short time that he's been here. 
Hopefully much more to come from him in the future. 

Let's see if Roman lets him stay that long first. 

I'd still like to see more end product from him but he's very much written himself into the Chelsea history books already in the short time that he's been here. 
Hopefully much more to come from him in the future. 

His trophy haul is getting pretty close to matching JT's. 

If only Kepa could teach him how to save a penalty he'd be unstopable. 

Raheem Sterling's record for Manchester City:
323 appearances, 127 goals, 91 assists. 
His numbers for the Premier League only are 216 appearances, 88 goals and 52 assists. 
Still only 27 years old. I do feel like he goes under the radar a bit but the level of consistency he's shown for City is really impressive. 

Neil Warnock is probably in a minority of one with that opinion. 
Azpi has been consistently reliable throughout his time at Chelsea. That he's played as a right back, left back, wing back, right side of a back three and on rare occassions as a midfielder and always been an integral part of the team regardless of where he's played is testiment to just how good he is. 
Manager's of much better pedigree than Warnock have continuously picked Dave and long may it continue. 

Neil Warnock is probably in a minority of one with that opinion. 
Azpi has been consistently reliable throughout his time at Chelsea. That he's played as a right back, left back, wing back, right side of a back three and on rare occassions as a midfielder and always been an integral part of the team regardless of where he's played is testiment to just how good he is. 
Manager's of much better pedigree than Warnock have continuously picked Dave and long may it continue. 

Didn't Azpi play every minute of every game for us in the 2016/17 title winning season? Where we accumulated 93 points? 
Wow so lucky. 

The same Neil Warnock who thought Sol Bamba was as good as Van Dijk.

Thats probably why Warnock the Wazock spent his entire career managing lower league plodders and hoofers.

Maybe Colin was making a meta-contribution to the 'is Azpilicueta underrated?' discussion by offering an opinion which demonstrates that he probably is. 

Let's see if Roman lets him stay that long first. 

No chance of the club's record signing and top goal scorer being left out. 

Let's see if Roman lets him stay that long first. 

Neil Warnock is probably in a minority of one with that opinion. 
Azpi has been consistently reliable throughout his time at Chelsea. That he's played as a right back, left back, wing back, right side of a back three and on rare occassions as a midfielder and always been an integral part of the team regardless of where he's played is testiment to just how good he is. 
Manager's of much better pedigree than Warnock have continuously picked Dave and long may it continue.