Premier League Prediction Thread 2023/2024

[Swordsoffreedom]

Manchester United is widely known for doing wrong businesses during the transfer window. They do not buy young and talented players. They go for old players who cannot change things in the team. To buy such players that they will buy with huge amount of money, but at the end of one or two seasons, they will sell them bellow the buying price. They are not good at the business and the Scout Team are not doing their best for the club. However, Manchester United did not spend much this transfer season, for the little they spent the only good transfer that they have gotten is the midfield Armrabat and maybe the young striker which I did not believe for the amount of money he was bought.
As for Newcastle, I am very much pitiable for them because they are now in the Champions League and they're struggling in the English Premier League.

Manchester united are probably recording poor performance and they're on the verge of making the team balanced this season, however let's hope for the possible best for the Red Devils. Erik Ten Hag is facing some difficulties this summer, and the root cause of the problem is the signing of overhyped players. They provide no substantial benefit to the team. The EPL is an exceedingly difficult league, and only a consistent elite club can establish a winning run in league games. Manchester United keeps making the same mistakes in the transfer market, signing the wrong players and suffering defeats in league games.

Manchester United are being criticized for their transfer policies, and I think they are right. Look how much efficiency they could get from the players that were recruited. Hopefully this scenario will change in the future because a tough UCL group awaits them. If they get surprise defeats, they may lose their chance to leave the group. They should focus on the premier league and come to their senses as soon as possible.

Over the last few years we have seen Manchester United spending a lot of money building their squad. But even then their performance is quite poor. They can't pick the right players for their squad. And they are not learning from past mistakes. They have made similar mistakes this season as well. They added Hojlund to the squad for 75 million. Hojlund is a talented player. But he lacks the ability to score consistently. He might be able to play well in the future, but that too cannot be said for sure. Manchester United need an experienced striker this season. They are planning for the future without correcting their weaknesses. Manchester United could have added a proven scorer to the squad without Hojlund.

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[piebeyb]

Newcastle have really disappointed with their games, especially the game against Brighton... I'm not surprised they lost the games against Liverpool and Man City because they were really tough matches... Now they can't lose in the next ones and lose points...

Yes, it's true that Newcastle must be able to win the next match against Brentford and of course if they still haven't corrected the deficiencies in their main squad it will certainly be difficult to win, but playing as the host Newcastle should be able to win the match this time because of course it was enough against Liverpool yesterday that Newcastle was humiliated in front his fans because he was beaten by 10 Liverpool players at that time.

Newcastle have suffered consecutive defeats for that they have to rise from adversity and defeat, especially considering that they will also play in the UCL, new players must be able to adapt quickly so they can start this season well in the EPL, because I know Newcastle last season was very played well, but looking at the results of the last 3 weeks' matches, it's quite embarrassing to lose three times in a row. it would be a shame if Newcastle lost again.

[hd49728]

Over the last few years we have seen Manchester United spending a lot of money building their squad. But even then their performance is quite poor.

They have been struggling to set up their strategy, short term or long term. They don't know where to put their belief in, their coaches or their players. Many seasons, they focused on short term achievements and forgot about long term plan. Some seasons, they gave power to their players, not their coaches and I can use Pogba as an example for their failed strategy. Believing in Pogba, keeping him in the club, sacking Mourinho and we all see what Pogba did after that. Almost no considerable contributions for Manchester United after Mourinho left.

They can't pick the right players for their squad. And they are not learning from past mistakes. They have made similar mistakes this season as well. They added Hojlund to the squad for 75 million. Hojlund is a talented player. But he lacks the ability to score consistently. He might be able to play well in the future, but that too cannot be said for sure. Manchester United need an experienced striker this season. They are planning for the future without correcting their weaknesses. Manchester United could have added a proven scorer to the squad without Hojlund.

In this summer, their transfer looks very similar to previous seasons. They bought Hojlund with very expensive price and again, facing with a failed transfer with very expensive cost.

They did not improve their defense system in the summer and it will still be one of their biggest weaknesses in this season. Just a few first matches of season and they had to use Maguire, Johns in their central defensive positions. It's not a depth of a squad that can play in some competitions and can compete well in a long season.

[naira]

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I personally see that the root of Manchester United's problems is the limited budget in the transfer market this time. Erik Ten Heg had to rack his brains to shop as effectively as possible with limited funds. And Erik Ten Heg also complained about this because he actually has many players he is targeting in the transfer market this season. This is related to the issue of ownership of MU which was rumored to be sold. But until now there is no certainty. So that it can be said that there are still internal problems within the MU club. So it's only natural that MU has experienced a slight decline this season. Because they don't shop much in the transfer market.

Talking about Manchester United decline is endless. I agree the main factor is the limited budget and as a result the selection of players does not suit Manchester United needs. In addition, the Glazer family will not sell the club, so the downward trend will continue and to United fans, I advise more patience. Coming back to talking about the player we have been waiting for, Rasmus Hojlund has not been able to show an extraordinary performance, against Arsenal he didn't touch the ball much, in fact we can calculate that playing for around 30 minutes was not enough for him to be able to play freely. Then if Hojlund doesn't have anyone to supply the ball, his fate will be like Weghorst. So, I will enjoy the chaos experienced by Manchester United plus the selfishness of its players. In my opinion, the UCL still can't make them qualify.

[temple]

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I personally see that the root of Manchester United's problems is the limited budget in the transfer market this time. Erik Ten Heg had to rack his brains to shop as effectively as possible with limited funds. And Erik Ten Heg also complained about this because he actually has many players he is targeting in the transfer market this season. This is related to the issue of ownership of MU which was rumored to be sold. But until now there is no certainty. So that it can be said that there are still internal problems within the MU club. So it's only natural that MU has experienced a slight decline this season. Because they don't shop much in the transfer market.

Talking about Manchester United decline is endless. I agree the main factor is the limited budget and as a result the selection of players does not suit Manchester United needs. In addition, the Glazer family will not sell the club, so the downward trend will continue and to United fans, I advise more patience. Coming back to talking about the player we have been waiting for, Rasmus Hojlund has not been able to show an extraordinary performance, against Arsenal he didn't touch the ball much, in fact we can calculate that playing for around 30 minutes was not enough for him to be able to play freely. Then if Hojlund doesn't have anyone to supply the ball, his fate will be like Weghorst. So, I will enjoy the chaos experienced by Manchester United plus the selfishness of its players. In my opinion, the UCL still can't make them qualify.

You are talking about a downward trend but do you know how many points they had in the season 2021/22? They had 58 points for the entire season. That is when I thought there was a downward trend coming. But last season they have had a pretty impressive hunt for the top after a really bad start and finished the season with solid 75 points being 8 points ahead of Liverpool and qualifying for the Champions League.

If we look at the facts they lost two game away against Arsenal and Tottenham. Both losses better not happen, but can happen. Though I agree that their game isn't solid until now. They are not playing well, but they had the same issue last season and got it solved with every additional match and they became better and better. I think they could still play a good season, but indeed a few things need to improved quickly.

[harapan]

The fact that United, Newcastle and Chelsea all started terribly is a bad sign for them. The transfer window is closed as well which means that they can't just get a big name transfer, maybe a free agent is allowed but still, they are not getting anyone that can fix the situation. These teams spend os much money on transfers, how come they are doing this terribly? I mean its obvious that the transfers they made weren't as good and the players they had already aren't great neither. But the main question was, how could they spend this much and still not get anyone decent? That doesn't really seem like it would make sense, I would have expected them to do a lot better on transfers.

Frustrating!!
It's been a total disaster, and I must admit, I'm running out of patience. It looks like that Man United coach struggles to find quality players. Instead, they go for high-priced players who don't perform well. Sure, they might have a good striker, but there's a lack of effective support for him. The main issue here is the team's coordination. They consistently put themselves under pressure due to this.

Newcastle and Chelsea well they really didn't live up to everyone's expectations at the start of the season. Especially Newcastle, who started the season well in the first game. But then they continued to experience consecutive defeats. Well that's a really disappointing thing.

And regarding Manchester United, I still think that Erik Ten Heg has not been able to unite the players in the squad well. I think the players kind of played uncomfortably with each other. So that teamwork looks bland. Actually they are quality players. But I feel a little Dejavu because at the start of last season the same thing happened. Honestly, I'm starting to doubt Erik Ten Heg's expertise. But I also can't blame him because he is also struggling in the transfer market with limited funds. So he had to give up several players he really wanted to get. And he was forced to choose alternative, cheaper players in the transfer market

Unlike the teams brilliance last season they have dropped the composure, the strength and winning mentality just in a few games the expectations from Howe has recently topped up since lifting the club to feature in the champions league.
They started well still the game against Brighton and Liverpool changed everything,now they have the international break to bounce good else taking this show to the Champions league will lead them down the table.
Recent talks about Ten Hag and Sancho makes no sense, things like this should not have come to the public I doubt United in the right mentals to win a competition this season.

[Hvdv]

Manchester United is widely known for doing wrong businesses during the transfer window. They do not buy young and talented players. They go for old players who cannot change things in the team. To buy such players that they will buy with huge amount of money, but at the end of one or two seasons, they will sell them bellow the buying price. They are not good at the business and the Scout Team are not doing their best for the club. However, Manchester United did not spend much this transfer season, for the little they spent the only good transfer that they have gotten is the midfield Armrabat and maybe the young striker which I did not believe for the amount of money he was bought.

As for Newcastle, I am very much pitiable for them because they are now in the Champions League and they're struggling in the English Premier League.

Manchester united are probably recording poor performance and they're on the verge of making the team balanced this season, however let's hope for the possible best for the Red Devils. Erik Ten Hag is facing some difficulties this summer, and the root cause of the problem is the signing of overhyped players. They provide no substantial benefit to the team. The EPL is an exceedingly difficult league, and only a consistent elite club can establish a winning run in league games. Manchester United keeps making the same mistakes in the transfer market, signing the wrong players and suffering defeats in league games.

I personally see that the root of Manchester United's problems is the limited budget in the transfer market this time. Erik Ten Heg had to rack his brains to shop as effectively as possible with limited funds. And Erik Ten Heg also complained about this because he actually has many players he is targeting in the transfer market this season. This is related to the issue of ownership of MU which was rumored to be sold. But until now there is no certainty. So that it can be said that there are still internal problems within the MU club. So it's only natural that MU has experienced a slight decline this season. Because they don't shop much in the transfer market.

They were effective in the transfer market, but they did not get much performance in the players they bought. In a big transfer market an English team can't get quality players for low money. That's why they had to buy players with lower budgets. Next year, if the sale of the team is completed, then different scenarios may arise.

[W Jr.]

Manchester United is widely known for doing wrong businesses during the transfer window. They do not buy young and talented players. They go for old players who cannot change things in the team. To buy such players that they will buy with huge amount of money, but at the end of one or two seasons, they will sell them bellow the buying price. They are not good at the business and the Scout Team are not doing their best for the club. However, Manchester United did not spend much this transfer season, for the little they spent the only good transfer that they have gotten is the midfield Armrabat and maybe the young striker which I did not believe for the amount of money he was bought.
As for Newcastle, I am very much pitiable for them because they are now in the Champions League and they're struggling in the English Premier League.

Manchester united are probably recording poor performance and they're on the verge of making the team balanced this season, however let's hope for the possible best for the Red Devils. Erik Ten Hag is facing some difficulties this summer, and the root cause of the problem is the signing of overhyped players. They provide no substantial benefit to the team. The EPL is an exceedingly difficult league, and only a consistent elite club can establish a winning run in league games. Manchester United keeps making the same mistakes in the transfer market, signing the wrong players and suffering defeats in league games.

Manchester United are being criticized for their transfer policies, and I think they are right. Look how much efficiency they could get from the players that were recruited. Hopefully this scenario will change in the future because a tough UCL group awaits them. If they get surprise defeats, they may lose their chance to leave the group. They should focus on the premier league and come to their senses as soon as possible.

Over the last few years we have seen Manchester United spending a lot of money building their squad. But even then their performance is quite poor. They can't pick the right players for their squad. And they are not learning from past mistakes. They have made similar mistakes this season as well. They added Hojlund to the squad for 75 million. Hojlund is a talented player. But he lacks the ability to score consistently. He might be able to play well in the future, but that too cannot be said for sure. Manchester United need an experienced striker this season. They are planning for the future without correcting their weaknesses. Manchester United could have added a proven scorer to the squad without Hojlund.

They were generous to Rasmus Hojlund. They took a big risk by giving 75 million Euros to Hojlund, who could not get enough chances to play even in Atalanta. For now, the performance has not been seen to meet the money given, but I hope Hojlund will be better in the coming years. Manchester United have long felt the lack of a good striker. If Hojlund doesn't close this, they will have to make a transfer again.

[Unsoldier]

Regarding the offside in the Arsenal vs MU match. I've watched some material about the VAR system and here's what I realized. VAR shows all moments with accuracy to the millimeter. It doesn't matter the angle of view. It can be from any angle, but the line will still be drawn correctly. Camera angles are different in all stadiums. The position of the players on the field is different all the time. It doesn't matter. The whole point of VAR is that it will draw the correct line from one angle, and from another, and from a third.

[MusaMohamed]

They were generous to Rasmus Hojlund. They took a big risk by giving 75 million Euros to Hojlund, who could not get enough chances to play even in Atalanta. For now, the performance has not been seen to meet the money given, but I hope Hojlund will be better in the coming years. Manchester United have long felt the lack of a good striker. If Hojlund doesn't close this, they will have to make a transfer again.

They are similar to Chelsea in transfer strategy recent years. Chelsea bought Mykhailo Mudryk winger for £88.5m from Shakhtar Donetsk and that player is like Hojlund, has yet shined impressively in any big club.

Spending such big transfer fee for these players is very risky but both Chelsea and Manchester United lost their mindful thinking and well transfer strategy so they fell into those transfers. Those transfers are even worse than Jadon Sancho from Dortmund to Manchester United. He still failed in Old Trafford so far but at least when Manchester United bought him with big cost, he was one of biggest star players in Dortmund and Bundesliga.

[BRINIRHA]

As for Newcastle, I am very much pitiable for them because they are now in the Champions League and they're struggling in the English Premier League.

Several things might be factors why Newcastle United currently looks so difficult to compete in the English Premier League, and this is just my opinion:
1. At the start of the season, they immediately faced tough matches because they faced strong teams like Manchester City where they lost but by a narrow score, against Liverpool was the most painful defeat and they lost to Brighton who were indeed a strong team when they played as a home team.
2. The game strategy implemented by Eddie Howe has started to be read well by the teams that became their opponents and managed to get full points, so Howe had to become a coach who implemented a dynamic pattern of play that his opponents would find difficult to read later.

As a new force in the English Premier League, it is very possible that they will experience problems in this new season because other strong teams often experience the same thing, Liverpool is one of them, which last season really struggled to be in a good position.

Newcastle still has a lot of matches to play and they have to improve their current weaknesses where their defense is very easy to penetrate and in the Champions League, they are still very doubtful that their performance will be good because it is not an easy tournament to conquer.

Actually, in the strategy used by Newcastle last season and the current season there is a slight difference. And yes, last season I could say that Newcastle had the strongest defense. However, last season Newcastle had difficulty building attacks. The point is that their attacking sharpness was poor last season. Unlike this season. Newcastle in this season they seem to implement a strategy that emphasizes more attacks. But unfortunately this makes their defense have many gaps. This means that Newcastle have not found balance in the formation and strategy they use. But this is only the start of the season. Still a long journey. And Newcastle have a lot of matches to face and well they have to improve their strategy in the next matches.

[harapan]

The fact that United, Newcastle and Chelsea all started terribly is a bad sign for them. The transfer window is closed as well which means that they can't just get a big name transfer, maybe a free agent is allowed but still, they are not getting anyone that can fix the situation. These teams spend os much money on transfers, how come they are doing this terribly? I mean its obvious that the transfers they made weren't as good and the players they had already aren't great neither. But the main question was, how could they spend this much and still not get anyone decent? That doesn't really seem like it would make sense, I would have expected them to do a lot better on transfers.

Frustrating!!
It's been a total disaster, and I must admit, I'm running out of patience. It looks like that Man United coach struggles to find quality players. Instead, they go for high-priced players who don't perform well. Sure, they might have a good striker, but there's a lack of effective support for him. The main issue here is the team's coordination. They consistently put themselves under pressure due to this.

Manchester United has been criticized a lot about transfers. I think the criticism is not unfair either because it lags far behind its rivals in terms of transfer. Manchester City are strengthening the existing roster by making regional transfers, while United are making a general transfer and making a lot of changes. Fans who expect success at the end of it are disappointed.

The transfer was a total joke and mess for not pushing Harry Maguire away for giving Jonny Evans a contract extension which they should have given Eric Bailey rather than Jonny Evans who featured for Manchester United during the times of Fletcher and Micheal Carrick. Man United are missing a lot. All the young defender's in the world and Ten Hag choose to side with these dull players who also have no winning mentality. Man City didn't do too much this transfer window they spent wisely.

[X-ray]

Newcastle have really disappointed with their games, especially the game against Brighton... I'm not surprised they lost the games against Liverpool and Man City because they were really tough matches... Now they can't lose in the next ones and lose points...

I think that if i just see newcastle's performance is dropping so hard. I meant to look at how newcastle could not win one from the last three games. The quality of newcastle is still questionable. I thought that if this club can do better than it.
Brighton was a strong opponent but newcastle could not at least get draw against it. The players are not feeling confidence anymore and i think that the problem was on eddie howe.

Howe's substitution of some important players caused the match against Liverpool to become a blunder for Newcastle. This coach is still doing the same thing against brighton.
I think that if howe has reached its maximum capability to handle the club. I think that newcastle will be stuck started from here. I don't expect a lot from this club in UCL.

The loose streak faced by newcastle was a horrible thing as for now.

[Unsoldier]

After watching yesterday’s game, I think teams should be wary of Arsenal in stoppage and additional time because  Arsenal are utilizing the additional minutes to yield productive results. Against Manchester United and Manchester City, Arsenal have gotten late comeback goals and win games this season. Arsenal really showed the red devils who’s boss at the Emirates, the fans will ride on this victory for the rest of the month.

Arsenal manager have a lot of work to do before their players will start displaying like Manchester city players, because Manchester city won four matches to maintain a good position in the premier league table. If not that the referee cancelled the second goal Manchester united scored in the second half, it would have been in the favour of Manchester united because their game changed positively that made Arsenal players to look like small team to them before the referee added extra minutes that made Arsenal to embraced all those opportunities to ended the match with 1-3 for the favour of Arsenal. If Arsenal don't want to change from that late comeback minutes, I think it will over them in their next match because many teams will not allow them to use that strategy on them

Even as an Arsenal fan myself, I unfortunately have to agree with you , if you noticed here, I have not commented on the Arsenal against Manchester united on that match they player 2 days ago, I personally feel that Arsenal did not deserve the win, Manchester united won the match but 2 goals to one, but they were just unlucky to have VAR cancel the goal, this I believe distablized the Manchester united payers out of the shock and disappointment, Arsenal rode on this distability of the man united payers to immediately put 2 goals in which resulted in them winning the match, If VAR hadn't canceled goal from man united, man united would have won the match.

In this match there were several interesting moments after which the game could have changed and gone differently. Arsenal were lucky that the goal was disallowed after an offside. Both teams can be criticized and praised for the game as a whole and for individual moments. But still Arsenal looked more interesting, more worthy and won deservedly.

[reagansimms]

Newcastle have really disappointed with their games, especially the game against Brighton... I'm not surprised they lost the games against Liverpool and Man City because they were really tough matches... Now they can't lose in the next ones and lose points...

Newcastle start to this season was very bad, their performance was very different from last season. After appearing ferocious in the opening match of the season by beating Aston Villa with a final score of 5-1, Newcastle seemed to have lost their enthusiasm to play in the next match. The defeats of Manchester City and Liverpool might be used as an excuse that the opponents they faced were strong teams, but the defeat to Brighton was truly unexpected, especially since Brighton managed to score their goal three times.

Three consecutive defeats is not a good achievement for Newcastle, they must immediately improve their performance to rise from their slump. A team like Newcastle should be able to provide new challenges in the Premier League, they have sufficient funds to bring in quality players, but their movement in the transfer market looks so relaxed.

[Unknown Op]

The transfer was a total joke and mess for not pushing Harry Maguire away for giving Jonny Evans a contract extension which they should have given Eric Bailey rather than Jonny Evans who featured for Manchester United during the times of Fletcher and Micheal Carrick. Man United are missing a lot. All the young defender's in the world and Ten Hag choose to side with these dull players who also have no winning mentality. Man City didn't do too much this transfer window they spent wisely.

In fact, the early season problems of groups like United, Newcastle and Chelsea are worrying. Despite having a sizable budget they appear to have made dubious transfer choices that have not produced the desired outcomes. Fans who had higher hopes for the results are disappointed. The problem with Manchester United is that they are concentrating on expensive players without improving the team overall cohesion. United strategy has been more upheaval than Manchester City who prioritise regional moves and continuity. Supporters are obviously disappointed as a result of the disparity between spending and performance.

[Raflesia]

I still think this massive overhaul is problematic even though it looks good, but of course with some new players and coaches, it will be like going back to the beginning and starting again and again every season if it continues.
Chelsea's play in terms of possession and initiation from the midfielders is good enough, now it's just a matter of focusing on how they don't waste opportunities.
On the other hand at the moment I don't want to defend Pochettino but we want something instant in the few matches Chelsea have had

I think It is evident that Chelsea has recently experienced significant difficulties, particularly as a result of the injuries to certain key players. Despite these difficulties they have done a great job of maintaining possession of the ball and attempting to score goals, which demonstrates their tenacity. Their coach Pochettino, must adjust to these issues and utilize the fresh players they have. Because of his seriousness as a coach, the team fundamental problems might be resolved. We must all exercise patience and have faith in Chelsea ability to bounce back even stronger. Pochettino commitment and expertise will undoubtedly aid the team in improving and Chelsea supporters should be optimistic about the future.

Btw Chelsea's problems aren't just recent as they've been going on all last season until now
It's just that for now we just need to wait for how Pochettino steps in with the strength he has now when their players recover from injury whether Pochettino will be able to improve Chelsea's performance or not in a better direction.
I still feel that there is no need for them to change significantly but only need to improve to be better than last season it is very good for Chelsea because to change significantly after a bad performance is difficult to happen but when they can be in a better position at the end of the season it is very good for them.

[Silence Scream]

The transfer was a total joke and mess for not pushing Harry Maguire away for giving Jonny Evans a contract extension which they should have given Eric Bailey rather than Jonny Evans who featured for Manchester United during the times of Fletcher and Micheal Carrick. Man United are missing a lot. All the young defender's in the world and Ten Hag choose to side with these dull players who also have no winning mentality. Man City didn't do too much this transfer window they spent wisely.

In fact, the early season problems of groups like United, Newcastle and Chelsea are worrying. Despite having a sizable budget they appear to have made dubious transfer choices that have not produced the desired outcomes. Fans who had higher hopes for the results are disappointed. The problem with Manchester United is that they are concentrating on expensive players without improving the team overall cohesion. United strategy has been more upheaval than Manchester City who prioritise regional moves and continuity. Supporters are obviously disappointed as a result of the disparity between spending and performance.

It is also very normal for them to be disappointed, because the players who were transferred with large sums of money could not give what was expected. When teams such as Newcastle and Manchester United cannot achieve success in proportion to the money spent, the fans naturally react. Chelsea is still not in full swing. They are also dealing with big problems.

[Altryist]

Newcastle start to this season was very bad, their performance was very different from last season. After appearing ferocious in the opening match of the season by beating Aston Villa with a final score of 5-1, Newcastle seemed to have lost their enthusiasm to play in the next match. The defeats of Manchester City and Liverpool might be used as an excuse that the opponents they faced were strong teams, but the defeat to Brighton was truly unexpected, especially since Brighton managed to score their goal three times.

Three consecutive defeats is not a good achievement for Newcastle, they must immediately improve their performance to rise from their slump. A team like Newcastle should be able to provide new challenges in the Premier League, they have sufficient funds to bring in quality players, but their movement in the transfer market looks so relaxed.

I will say that already at this stage, Newcastle have made this task very difficult for themselves, because after 4 rounds they lose to the championship leader (City) by 9 points, and this may already be an unattainable gap between the teams. Yes, we can say that they had very strong opponents, and this is true, but if you are going to fight for the championship, then even in such difficult matches you need to score points.

[LordShanken]

I still think this massive overhaul is problematic even though it looks good, but of course with some new players and coaches, it will be like going back to the beginning and starting again and again every season if it continues.
Chelsea's play in terms of possession and initiation from the midfielders is good enough, now it's just a matter of focusing on how they don't waste opportunities.
On the other hand at the moment I don't want to defend Pochettino but we want something instant in the few matches Chelsea have had

I think It is evident that Chelsea has recently experienced significant difficulties, particularly as a result of the injuries to certain key players. Despite these difficulties they have done a great job of maintaining possession of the ball and attempting to score goals, which demonstrates their tenacity. Their coach Pochettino, must adjust to these issues and utilize the fresh players they have. Because of his seriousness as a coach, the team fundamental problems might be resolved. We must all exercise patience and have faith in Chelsea ability to bounce back even stronger. Pochettino commitment and expertise will undoubtedly aid the team in improving and Chelsea supporters should be optimistic about the future.

Btw Chelsea's problems aren't just recent as they've been going on all last season until now
It's just that for now we just need to wait for how Pochettino steps in with the strength he has now when their players recover from injury whether Pochettino will be able to improve Chelsea's performance or not in a better direction.
I still feel that there is no need for them to change significantly but only need to improve to be better than last season it is very good for Chelsea because to change significantly after a bad performance is difficult to happen but when they can be in a better position at the end of the season it is very good for them.

The Chelsea team has been able to perform exceptionally well. The attacking players of the team have improved their performance tremendously. This team has been able to win some matches exceptionally well. Hope to do something amazing this season.