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Captured Today during training, if anyone was still wondering about those tweets.

Or competition for CL positions are Man United and Liverpool and they have similar strength. No excuses.

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Teams win matches even with 10 players, while when we went with 10 it starts some panic and panic subs! We remove all atacking players and put in all defenders we have on bench! Thats not the way you have to defend when we are with 10ppl.. Remember the game with Barcelona in Spain - we were not with 8 defenders and 2 def midfielders!

Overall I'm quite happy with him but his over use of just one superlative to basically describe every single player we have,can begin to grate.. I do think he has some good qualities tho and has a different and better mindset than Maresca.

Yup, they get their accountants to look at the club, confirm its a 'viable asset', mainly from TV revenue, so that serves the profit purpose, then secondly it feeds their egos -look at them in the stands, trying to make out their shit doesnt stink, and most of which have that Trumpian sized bloated fragility. What fucking gets me is how they abuse fans, taking away senior concessions, travel concessions and in some cases even kids and the disabled ! That and taking fans for granted - who, lets be real these custodians would be nowhere without attending fans. They ought to at least remember that.

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That is true. Still cannot believe we went from Abramovich to these charlatans. There are far more Boehly & Eghbali’s than Abramovichs out there. As you said, its effectively a fashionable thing now for these rich wankers to just buy a football club, treat it like a play thing & just ensure it makes a profit. Granted the tourist industry, huge interest in the PL from global & domestic trumped up TV deals haven’t helped either. Well they have financially clearly helped clubs and the league but for owners, it kills any chance of ambition. Why would a club try break into a top 6-8 spot if they can just ensure to keep that TV money rolling in every season for instance? Or at the other end of the scale, us, huge global brand that has been built beforehand. If you could acquire the club, reduce the running costs, build a structure where you can sign players develop them at another club before taking them back, get European qualification prize money every season for one of the 3 competitions, why do anything differently? Look at Palace, FA cup win & a season in Europe yet flog their best players. Their manager is willing to walk away as opposed to stay as he clearly thinks they’re not ambitious enough. And thats with an English owner….

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Get rid of this guy.

🚨Chelsea midfielder Romeo Lavia has injured in training and will be out till the rest of the season @SkySportPL

I'm still in the lets see how he adapts. Im not sharpening the pitchfork after 2 draws. That does not understate how disappointed I was in those draws. I'm still giving him time.

This is why the only managers that make sense is the one that is at Strasbourg. Anyone who works there will come here and the board should just hire them. So they continue with their youth stuff as that is what they are doing in France.

But would they be any better ? The PL and Championship are littered with billionaire custodians, who have listened to Pink Floyds 'Money' ''think I'll buy me a football team'' who are happy for average football, as long as they make a profit. They buy clubs like they buy yachts off Monaco

Shocking decision to ban the banners but is anyone surprised? BlueCo have ripped the heart and soul out of their club. And they are doing it here also. They think what they’re doing is working, clearly. The day new owners come in will be a day welcomed by so so many here & probably even more so in France.

Fabregas would be off his head to even consider coming here. Won’t happen. All the next big managers, we have no chance of enticing them to come here without major changes off the pitch. Anyone with half a brain will not want to work within this structure and particularly with these sporting directors who have burned through £1.75 to 2 billion of transfer money without facing any accountability. This is why we have ended up with Potter, Pochettino, Maresca & now Rosenoir. And 2 of them left due to “mutual consent”….. so go figure.

another often-stated target......... veteran (27yo and up) CBs here is a list of the top remotely available (so no Marquinhos) ones, ordered by by valuation (some of these are much harder than others to pull) Cristian Romero do not ever want him here Edmond Tapsoba Bremer so often injured though Nikola Milenković EPL-proven Dávid Hancko Min-jae Kim Isak Hien Joachim Andersen Marcos Senesi best option IMHO Leonardo Balerdi Federico Gatti Benjamin Pavard Roger Ibañez Merih Demiral José María Giménez Omar Alderete EPL-proven Amir Rrahmani Antonio Rüdiger EPL-proven Milan Škriniar Aymeric Laporte EPL-proven Diego Carlos EPL-proven Mario Hermoso Alessio Romagnoli Fabian Schär EPL-proven Willi Orbán

Not only a bad look but shutting out reality, as well as free speech They are part of the same US Franchise, and if we were the smaller branch of Mc Donalds and they were moving all our quarter pounders to a bigger branch, we'd be fucked off as well.

yes, I agree, it is a bad, bad look

Good news for Chelsea player Kendry Paez who seems to have avoided any serious injury https://Chelsea.news/2026/02/good-news-for-Chelsea-player-who-seems-to-have-avoided-any-serious-injury/ It looks like it’s good news for on loan Chelsea player Kendry Paez who seems to have avoided any serious injury. Paez has been playing for his loan club River Plate after a failed loan move with Strasbourg earlier this season. He had just been starting to get some minutes when he had to come off with a shoulder injury in his last game. At the time, it looked like it could have been a pretty bad one because he was all strapped up in an arm sling after the game and his face was grimacing in some pain. Thankfully though, it does not look like it will be anything serious and if reports are true, it could even be as little as two weeks before he is back playing again, which would be great all things considered. Paez injury updates Kendry Paez in action for River Plate. (Photo by Rodrigo Valle/Getty Images) Bolavip reports that Paez has a ‘minor shoulder injury’. This should keep him on the sidelines for at least two to three weeks, which is also agreed upon by another source below… Studio Futbol also report the youngster should be out of action for two to four weeks. So really, it’s good news all around. The outlet state: ‘The two-to-four-week timeframe will be key in determining whether he will only miss local matches or also more demanding games on the schedule. Everything will depend on how his shoulder responds in the first days of rehabilitation.’

Chelsea loanee says he wants a first team spot after seven goals at loan club Chelsea loanee Omari Kellyman responds to Cardiff City fans telling him to stay https://www.thechelseachronicle.com/news/Chelsea-loanee-omari-kellyman-responds-to-cardiff-city-fans-telling-him-to-stay/ Omari Kellyman has delivered a bittersweet message to the Cardiff City faithful, admitting that while he is enjoying his time, his ultimate goal remains a permanent breakthrough at Chelsea. Chelsea have a heap of promising young talents in their youth ranks right now, but the story of Omari Kellyman is a different one. Kellyman joined Chelsea for around £19 million from Aston Villa back in June of 2024, with Ian Maatsen making his way to Villa Park. However, he’s still yet to make his first team debut for the Blues. He does have five appearances under his belt for the Under-21s, scoring two goals in those appearances. And Kellyman’s loan spell at Cardiff City has been a successful one, scoring seven goals, including five goals and one assist in his last six Championship appearances. Omari Kellyman issues an update on his Chelsea future Chelsea are stacked for attackers at this moment in time, but that hasn’t stopped Kellyman from wanting to play a part at Stamford Bridge. Speaking to The Athletic, he reacted after seeing Cardiff fans on social media have been trying to convince him to sign on again next season. “I have seen those,” he says with a smile. “Even coming out of the stadium, I can hear them saying it. It is great. After having a whole season being in the shadows, it is good to feel wanted again. But I signed for Chelsea, and I want to play for Chelsea — that is the end goal. “I chose to go to Cardiff on loan because they are a massive club. Seeing how the manager (Brian Barry-Murphy) gets them playing suits me. I am more of a No 10 that plays off the right so I can cut in on my left foot. That was one of the positions he saw me playing in, although, like any manager, was stressing beforehand that I would have to expect to play in other positions as well.” Omari Kellyman shares Reece James’ influence at Chelsea As we know, Reece James’ influence goes way beyond his work on the pitch. And that’s the case with Omari Kellyman, who struggled with a long-term hamstring injury. “I had great support from all of the lads,” Kellyman reveals. “Most of the players would check up on me every day. With Reece, Romeo (Lavia) and Wes (Fofana)… I also spent a lot of time doing rehab with them. “Reece checked up on me so much. The injuries he has had are very similar to mine. He is the one I understood the most because a lot of the challenges were similar to what I was going through. The difference is that everyone already knew how good he was, but he still faced the same talk from people about not being able to stay fit. “Reece came out the other side and is flying now. He proved you can come back from it. I never doubted I would start playing again, but the doubt in your mind is: ‘Will I be the same?”

Sources: Door back open now for Nicolas Jackson Things could be changing here... https://siphillipstalkschelsea.substack.com/p/sources-door-back-open-now-for-nicolas I know I wrote last week that it would shock me if Nicolas Jackson returned to Chelsea in the summer and STAYED here, and I’ll still be surprised if that happens. But things have changed a little on this one. I had been hearing from sources that Jackson staying at Chelsea is unlikely. However, a top SPTC Source has told me this week that the door is actually now back open, should the striker wish to use it - but it will depend on other situations as well. Jackson left Chelsea to join Bayern Munich on loan at the start of this season, but they are not going to be trying to sign him permanently. Jackson’s agents are taking interest from many other clubs and they are as a result, keeping their options open. Jackson is keen on some of the interest coming in from other clubs. But by keeping all options open, that means the option of staying at Chelsea as well. Sources have informed us that Jackson still speaks to many of his Chelsea team mates and keeps connected with them all, and the main reason he refused to come back to Chelsea when the club asked him to after the injury to Liam Delap, was mostly down to falling out with Enzo Maresca. It remains to be seen whether Jackson and the club can repair the relationship after what happened, but the belief now is that the door does remain open for him to do so. It would also need something to happen with Liam Delap, and as we reported, that all depends on how he finishes the season. If Delap leaves (either on loan or permanent) early in the summer transfer window, then Jackson could stay at Chelsea. Chelsea have Emmanuel Emegha coming in, and it could present the scenario of having Emegha, Jackson, and Joao Pedro as our 9 options going into next season, with Pedro still being seen more as a 10 than a 9. Emegha could also still spend next season on loan, either still at Strasbourg, or another club. No decisions have been made on him yet, or Delap. Chelsea are looking at other strikers as well and will still look at opportunities. But as of right now, they feel that the centre forward market is very dry, hence why Jackson is being seen as an option again. So the point of this story is that yes, there is now a chance that Jackson could stay at Chelsea, and it’s not a case of his Blues story being completely over. As I’ve said though, I would personally still be surprised if he stays at Chelsea, but that is just my opinion. I think too much has happened for him to stay now and also, In don’t think it would be the right call, at all.

All sounding very authoritarian, no? Censorship at football? These are questions by the way, not statements being made…View the full article