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As consistent as an old man's cock. Always up and down with him.

The thing is, can we really expect a player to be perform well consistently if he only plays a game here and there? If we are to truly judge his consistency and performances as a player, we need to do so if or when he starts a number of games consecutively.

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The thing is, can we really expect a player to be perform well consistently if he only plays a game here and there? If we are to truly judge his consistency and performances as a player, we need to do so if or when he starts a number of games consecutively.

I know mate, but it's a bit frustrating.

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Just like Chelsea, it just wasn't his day yesterday. First touch let him down more often than now.

As stated above, he would have been perfect starting the game to exploit the high line, but then again Villa surprised us with that line and we could not have known before the match.

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http://espnfc.com/news/story/_/id/1754050/andre-schuerrle-now-feeling-home-chelsea?cc=4716

Chelsea attacker Andre Schuerrle believes that he has now fully settled at Stamford Bridge and is “living the dream at my dream club.”

Schuerrle joined Chelsea from Leverkusen in the summer of 2013 and has started nine Premier League matches for the Blues.

The Germany international has struggled at times to assert himself on the first-team picture but has been used with increasing regularity in recent weeks and celebrated his first hat trick for Jose Mourinho’s side against Fulham earlier this month.

“I do have the feeling that I have settled in and I am accepted, have my place on the team and with the fans,” Schuerrle told kicker. “I could have had a few more starts, but that is down to problems at the start of this year.

“Overall it’s a record that shows I have found my feet. Everything fits, my decision [to join Chelsea] was right, I win minutes on the pitch. I am living my dream at my dream club.”

Schuerrle elaborated on the reasons he missed a number of matches in early 2014, with the former Leverkusen and Mainz man explaining that the switch from the Bundesliga to Premier League has been more difficult than expected.

“The switch was a revolution for me,” Schuerrle said. “It started pretty well, and I thought that it might be easier than expected. But as time went by and with all of those matches towards the end of the year my body went on strike. There was not a lot left in me at the end of the year.

“I did not have the preseason I was accustomed with in Bundesliga because for nearly a month we toured Asia and the United States. And it’s also my first season without a winter break. That has taken a toll on me.”

Schuerrle also revealed that he used the spell on the sidelines to put in extra training sessions and added that he has “come out of this phase stronger.”

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To me when we are facing a club that doesn't put us under pressure Schurrle is massively better option than Willian; he is actually very good in the final third - scoring loads of goals(already 7 in the League which is one less than Eto'o); and provides an avenue for our attacking midfielders due to his movement.

MOTM for me today - keep going Schurrle
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He adds balance to our trio behind the striker. It's always good when there's another player in the team looking to score, other than the striker.

His movement is really good, and finishing is much better now.

The opinion that he wasn't a good finisher was a myth because of that stupid clear cut chances stat that went about. He's always been a good finisher, he's just getting the opportunities to show so now.

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He adds balance to our trio behind the striker. It's always good when there's another player in the team looking to score, other than the striker.

His movement is really good, and finishing is much better now.

Exactly. That's why I supported the buy last summer. It's all about balance and options. He stretches defences, likes to receive passes in space and is a goal-threat. Similar style to Pedro. Unfortunately he's struggled for the most part so he didn't have the impact I hoped he'd have but he is showing flashes of his qualities so that's good.

I don't think he'll ever be a top player but I do expect him to be a good player for the club, supporting cast rather than starring role. Very happy for him today, I find him very sympathetic.

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