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how good will this guy be in his prime years?,its a scary tought .

Yesterday he played like a boss, he was everywhere on the pitch, claiming the ball and pushed the team forward.

Like JT said in his post game intervieuw, he's already up there with the very best in the world but you feel he still can get better, we didnt see the end of this amazing player yet, not even close.

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He is only behind Messi, Ronaldo is overrated.

Ronaldo just got a hatrick in the firsthalf now, his goalscoring prowess will always keep him above hazard.

Hazards assists, dribbling, passing, is far better though.

Hazard is a confirmed top 7 world-class player now..

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Do you remember Robben when he was Hazards age? Impact sub at best. Hazard has a much much higher ceiling than Robben.

Impact sub? Hazard is 24, Robben was playing for Real Madrid at 24.

Hazard is a better player than Robben was at 24, that's true. Robben did extremely well to improve so much at a 'late' age. Once he broke his fragility at Bayern, he was reborn.

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Wow stop going too far guys, Hazard is good but he isn't as good as Robben...etc YET. Maybe at his age Hazard is better than Robben at similar age but atm it is clear who is the better player. In fact Hazard is just around the level of Reus, Neymar, Di Maria last season, James, Isco, Ribery, Sanchez, Bale...etc. He is not even CLOSE to being the best player behind Messi and Ron.

To start off lets try to get into world 11 st OK. No need to put lot of pressure on him.

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Chelsea ace Eden Hazard insists his side 'have title in our hands' following Stoke win

Eden Hazard believes Chelsea have the Premier League title in their grasp.

Hazard scored a penalty and set up Loic Remy's winner - either side of Charlie Adam's 65-yard strike - in Saturday's 2-1 win over Stoke which saw the Blues take a seven-point lead at the top of the standings.

Jose Mourinho has targeted five wins and one draw in the remaining eight games and Hazard is optimistic Chelsea will win a first Premier League title in five years.

Hazard told Chelsea TV: 'We are confident. We are first in the league and we take game after game. We have the title in our hands. We want to bring the trophy to Stamford Bridge.'

Hazard felt Chelsea's win could have been more convincing.

'In the first half we created a lot of chances,' he added.

'We played beautiful football and OK, we scored just one goal, but we deserved to score three or four.

'The most important thing was the victory and we did very well till the end.'

Remy's strike came after Diego Costa had come on as a half-time substitute before going off with a recurrence of his hamstring problem 11 minutes later.

Hazard has backed Remy, who could be given an extended run in Costa's anticipated absence, to keep on scoring after the France striker's second winner in successive games.

'He can score every time when he's on the pitch. This guy deserves to score a lot of goals,' Hazard said.

The Belgium playmaker dazzled at times against Stoke, but the game's highlight was Adam's audacious lob of Thibaut Courtois from well inside his own half.

Chelsea felt aggrieved Hazard had not been awarded a foul before Adam drilled the ball into the home net.

In hindsight, and with victory secured, Hazard joked he was happy referee Jonathan Moss had not blown his whistle as, had a foul been given, Adam's goal would never have happened.

'I was on the floor. I didn't see the goal,' Hazard said.

'I'm happy the referee didn't whistle because the goal was fantastic.'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3026384/Chelsea-ace-Eden-Hazard-insists-title-hands-following-Stoke-win.html

He is even happy the referee didn't blow the whistle for a foul before Adam's goal

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This season, he's arguably the 3rd best player in the world and definitely in the top 5 in the world.

Of that top 5, he is the youngest and the one that plays in the hardest league and plays for the weakest team. Also the most conservative one.

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This season, he's arguably the 3rd best player in the world and definitely in the top 5 in the world.

Of that top 5, he is the youngest and the one that plays in the hardest league and plays for the weakest team. Also the most conservative one.

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