🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 23. Trevoh Chalobah

[xPetrCechx 13,570]

12 minutes ago, James said:

 

So why we conceded 2 goals?

[Vesper 30,175]

20 hours ago, xPetrCechx said:

So why we conceded 2 goals?

simple

Mendy on the first

ball watching by the entire team on the 2nd

[Clockwork 1,794]

Trev is a tough player to asses, what is clear he is not good enough to be your #1. But he does have versatility and solid player. He is also an academy player.

With a very good offer say 25-30m i would sell, but i wouldn't sell just for the sake of selling.

[Special Juan 28,141]

If your getting offered 25-30M for Chalobah you snap the fuckers hands off

[ZAPHOD2319 4,818]

 

[MoroccanBlue 5,382]

 

[Vesper 30,175]

1 hour ago, MoroccanBlue said:

 

that final was one of the worst losses for me to take ever

FUCKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK

we have been so utterly shit in domestic cup finals for ages, after being a true force for years

FA Cup from 1996/1997 

(fucking Arsenal, grrrr, if we had handled them we would have been 10 wins, no losses from 1996/1997 to 2019/2020)

 

EFL Cup since 1996/197

Wins

Losses

 

FA Community Shield (since 1996/1997)

Wins

Losses

 

Edited July 21, 2023 by Vesper

[Vesper 30,175]

Trevoh Chalobah's aide banned from Chelsea as new details emerge - 'someone can't be trusted,' says pundit

https://www.footballinsider247.com/trevoh-chalobahs-aide-banned-from-Chelsea-as-new-details-emerge-someone-cant-be-trusted-says-pundit/

Trevoh Chalobah’s personal trainer will never be allowed back inside Chelsea after his private messages were leaked online.

Speaking exclusively to Football Insider, former Tottenham and Aston Villa defender Alan Hutton couldn’t believe the private criticism was allowed to get out into the public domain.

As shared by the Daily Mail (19 September), Ed Hodge, who works closely with Chalobah branded the Blues’ injury crisis “an absolute mess” in a now deleted Twitter post which shared screenshots of the direct messages sent by Hodge.

He also criticised the type of training at Stamford Bridge citing it as the reason for all their injury issues.

Summer signings Moises Caicedo, Romeo Lavia and Christopher Nkunku are currently absent with Reece James, Wesley Fofana, Benoit Badiashile and Carney Chukwuemeka all still on the treatment table.

Hutton urged fans not to read too much into the comments but couldn’t believe they were able to be aired so publicly.

“It is just his opinion,” he told Football Insider.

“I can be in a squad and think we haven’t done enough of something or the sports scientist can be telling you you need to do more running or the manager deciding that you have done.

“My biggest issue is how has that got out? If you are having a private conversation between friends, how has that got into the public domain? Obviously somebody can’t be trusted.

“Everybody has their own opinion and you just have to be careful who you share it with. He might be in and around the club all the time and this is just his own opinion, the problem is he won’t be allowed in the club anymore.“

[Thor 2,703]

There is some toxicity in and around the club still. 

 

That needs to be aired, gotten rid of before we go on to winning football and enjoying life again as fans.

[robsblubot 3,595]

2 hours ago, Thor said:

There is some toxicity in and around the club still. 

There is always toxicity inside the locker room. Out of 25 or so players, we've got more today, some play and some do not. The ones who don't play, who don't get minutes, are never really happy.

It's up to the the manager and coaches to keep everyone engaged and "wanting."  Player's agents? just ignore them.

A lot more than getting rid of a few unhappy players separate us from having a winning side.

[Reddish-Blue 2,505]

3 hours ago, robsblubot said:

There is always toxicity inside the locker room. Out of 25 or so players, we've got more today, some play and some do not. The ones who don't play, who don't get minutes, are never really happy.

It's up to the the manager and coaches to keep everyone engaged and "wanting."  Player's agents? just ignore them.

A lot more than getting rid of a few unhappy players separate us from having a winning side.

It's not even about being happy, it's about the players accepting a bigger wage to train at Chelsea rather than leave and prove themselves elsewhere.   

Chalobah had a very good offer from Forest at the end of the transfer window and he declined it. 

Toxicity will always be there, I don't recall any of this toxicity coming through during pre-season, it only started after the poor start to the season with Nkunku, Reece being unavailable for a long period of time and the club thought it was a good idea to rush through Caicedo, Lavia, Palmer signings very late in the window. 

The other big factor in toxicity is the fact that we're stuck with players who know they are on the for sale list (Cucurella, Chalobah, Maatsen).

[OneMoSalah 8,886]

Chalobah’s trainer makes a comment. Big whoop. He pointed out what anybody with 2 eyes can see by looking at a injury list.

Chalobah was well within his right not to leave here for Forest too. Despite the small per saying he should of etc - a solid squad player to have. 

[robsblubot 3,595]

7 hours ago, Reddish-Blue said:

It's not even about being happy, it's about the players accepting a bigger wage to train at Chelsea rather than leave and prove themselves elsewhere.   

Chalobah had a very good offer from Forest at the end of the transfer window and he declined it. 

Toxicity will always be there, I don't recall any of this toxicity coming through during pre-season, it only started after the poor start to the season with Nkunku, Reece being unavailable for a long period of time and the club thought it was a good idea to rush through Caicedo, Lavia, Palmer signings very late in the window. 

The other big factor in toxicity is the fact that we're stuck with players who know they are on the for sale list (Cucurella, Chalobah, Maatsen).

heh good point.

If you consider the "expensive" bets we've been making, this will happen again as some of these players won't pan out, which means this contract is the best they will ever get. Long deals... high wages... big club... why would they leave?

[lucio 5,418]

Is he any worse than disasi? 

[TheHulk 2,447]

28 minutes ago, lucio said:

Is he any worse than disasi? 

Not by much.

[robsblubot 3,595]

52 minutes ago, lucio said:

Is he any worse than disasi? 

They both look pretty average to me, but Chalobah is much quicker.

 

[Vesper 30,175]

1 hour ago, lucio said:

Is he any worse than disasi? 

IMHO neither are good enough and Fofana looks to be perma-wrecked

Right Footed CBs I rate and who are remotely available

António Silva (hard pull and expensive, he is very young but is likely a superstar CB down the road)
Bremer (if not Silva, then deffo he is top of the list)
Jean-Clair Todibo
Mohamed Simakan
Giorgio Scalvini 
Robin Le Normand    

wild card

Matthijs de Ligt    

Edited September 22, 2023 by Vesper

[lucio 5,418]

44 minutes ago, robsblubot said:

They both look pretty average to me, but Chalobah is much quicker.

 

that was my thinking , at least he's got some recovery pace unlike the flatfooted disasi who looks like hes towing a car

[robsblubot 3,595]

1 hour ago, Vesper said:

IMHO neither are good enough and Fofana looks to be perma-wrecked

Right Footed CBs I rate and who are remotely available

António Silva (hard pull and expensive, he is very young but is likely a superstar CB down the road)
Bremer (if not Silva, then deffo he is top of the list)
Jean-Clair Todibo
Mohamed Simakan
Giorgio Scalvini 
Robin Le Normand    

wild card

Matthijs de Ligt    

OT, but Heard good things about Olimpia's Mateo Gamarra (22). Paraguay has a history for producing excellent defenders.

He's short for CB at 5'11", so could imagine him moving to FB in a physical league like PL, but I've also seen some excellent short CBs in the past, like Paraguay's Carlos Gamarra who once stopped England in the World Cup.

[James 5,322]