Premier League Prediction Thread 2024/2025

[Ayers]

I've mentioned times without number that the problem with Chelsea lies on their coach, I feel like he lacked the ability to effectively manage the players at his disposal. I don't think it is true to say that Chelsea lacks the squad depth they require to challenge the status quo but lacks the ability for effective management of those players. We have the likes of Romelu Lukaku who haven't been used effectively yet a lot of money have been spent on his transfer and so on.

Personally, I think the problem is both and indeed yeah the coach is probably the main factor, when the new coach is unable to make all the players into a solid team then the results are not optimal. Apart from that, Chelsea management also has the same role in Chelsea's failures in the last few seasons, they are impatient and want to see instant results while sometimes coaches need more time to change the team for the better.

The coach will be the first person to blame when a team fails to perform well, but we also have to see how Chelsea management always makes hasty decisions regarding their coach. The reason is that they don't give the coach much time, in fact they only give the coach one season and then they fire him.
Many teams fail in their first season with their coach, but in their second season many finally make good progress and now Chelsea is not doing that.
Pochettino, for example, had to be fired at the end of this season, even though in terms of his game I think he could show progress, Chelsea were not satisfied so they fired him. It is very difficult for a coach if he is only given a very short time.

I don't think Chelsea management is experienced enough. Chelsea management believes that a change of coach will solve all the problems within the squad. But this is not true. Chelsea coach cannot be blamed for Chelsea's poor performance. Chelsea management's bad decisions are responsible for this.

Any coach needs a long time to stabilize and strengthen a squad. But Chelsea management is not willing to give any coach this time. This is the reason why even though Chelsea have changed coaches many times in the last few years, the performance of this team so far has been poor. It would be foolish to expect anything better from Chelsea next season.

[Baki202]

Yes, Chelsea fans are starting to believe in him because of his past record while managing Leicester City, he won the Championship in the just concluded season and has a great performance among all the remaining coaches in the Championship.

Since Chelsea fans are having confidence in him because he succeeded in the Championship and was under Pep Guardiola before he signed for Leicester City, they believe if the management give him time, he will bring some positive changes to the team even if it is not in the next coming season.
Nevertheless, I hope the Chelsea management will have that patience to wait for some time.

I don’t even understand Chelsea fans any more, majority of them complained that they should not have sacked their formal coach and now they have a new coach let’s see how everything will go because when Potter became the coach they said the same thing about him been the savior of Chelsea but eventually they sacked him because of lack of performance. I hope they don’t get disappointed with the result they get. It takes just been a coach to make a club better the players must also be ready to show commitment and dedication to the club if not things will still not change and since everyone is saying that the coach as a good background.

The way Chelsea fans are having confidence in their new coach is just very funny because am just wondering how their face will look like went he disappoints them. Very soon we are going to be able to decide who is be among the top four. I don’t think he will be given the time he needs. Because if the season starts now there be a lot of pressure and that will be first season as the Chelsea coach. And Chelsea fans always think they are the best weren’t they are not next season we are going to know who is who.

[Strongkored]

Meanwhile, from this article, I believe that KDH has a greater chance of joining Chelsea because of the player's closeness to Maresca.

"Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca is hoping for a reunion with Leicester City star Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall as the Blues have sent a formal offer to the Foxes for the midfielder"

This is something that often happens, when a coach moves clubs, he might bring some players from the old club because the player's liking for the game is a consideration, especially if the club is able to bring in the players requested by their new coach, so Enzo saw that there was the opportunity for Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall to become a starter at Chelsea and make Chelsea's game better.

Kiernan's presence will give Enzo more options in midfield and players who do not appear consistently will be replaced by Kiernan who performed quite well at Leicester last season

[G_Besar]

Chelsea's new coach Enzo Maresca is a coach who is quite popular now after he succeeded in bringing Leicester promotion to the Premier League, which proves that Enzo Maresca has good qualities.
I think there's no need to doubt it.

This is not about doubts or not for a coach like Enzo Maresca, but what differentiates him is the team he previously coached from the team he will coach next season where the condition of the Chelsea team itself is still not conducive due to frequent changes in coaches every season, making most players become confused with different directions in each season. I also appreciate the achievements that Enzo Maresca has achieved when he was able to bring Leicester to the Premier League with promotion status, but for Chelsea it looks like it will be very different.

[abhiseshakana]

In addition, I think Manchester United current performance and consistency is nothing but the poor system and training pattern implemented by ten hag so far, because if we look at Manchester United can be very great when playing against big teams like in FA matches, but they actually perform very poorly when they do play against teams that are commensurate or inferior to them in the league,Isn't that pretty weird?

It’s weird and proves that Ten Hag has not been doing a great job with the team, the level of inconsistency is just too high, training pattern is definitely poor or not good for the caliber of players they have. Some might think that winning the FA Cup will prove that Ten Hag  is worthy enough but i will disagree because a team that cannot win small and average teams is not showing any signs of improvement at all.

Man United did have a bad performance last season. Ten Hag is still the first person who has to bear that responsibility, but I don't think it's entirely Ten Hag's fault because after all, he was quite impressive in his first season with Man United, while this season he can present the FA trophy which Man United has not been able to get for quite a long time. I think whoever the coach will definitely face tough days if throughout the season Man United has always struggled with an injury crisis.

[Litzki1990]

I've mentioned times without number that the problem with Chelsea lies on their coach, I feel like he lacked the ability to effectively manage the players at his disposal. I don't think it is true to say that Chelsea lacks the squad depth they require to challenge the status quo but lacks the ability for effective management of those players. We have the likes of Romelu Lukaku who haven't been used effectively yet a lot of money have been spent on his transfer and so on.

Personally, I think the problem is both and indeed yeah the coach is probably the main factor, when the new coach is unable to make all the players into a solid team then the results are not optimal. Apart from that, Chelsea management also has the same role in Chelsea's failures in the last few seasons, they are impatient and want to see instant results while sometimes coaches need more time to change the team for the better.

The coach will be the first person to blame when a team fails to perform well, but we also have to see how Chelsea management always makes hasty decisions regarding their coach. The reason is that they don't give the coach much time, in fact they only give the coach one season and then they fire him.
Many teams fail in their first season with their coach, but in their second season many finally make good progress and now Chelsea is not doing that.
Pochettino, for example, had to be fired at the end of this season, even though in terms of his game I think he could show progress, Chelsea were not satisfied so they fired him. It is very difficult for a coach if he is only given a very short time.

A manager should be held responsible when the team performance is not good even after all the opportunities are given to the manager. No matter how much experience a manager appoints to a weak team, he cannot do well against strong teams with those weak players. I would like to blame some of the management for Chelsea's poor performance as we have been seeing their manager change for a few seasons now. Every season we see them appointing new managers and a manager at the club can only do one lentil at most but they don't give any manager a chance to improve. No manager can give his best for the team in just 1 season, so in this case, Chelsea must appoint a competent manager for more than one season, hoping that this appointment will improve the performance of their team.

[Zaguru12]

This is something that often happens, when a coach moves clubs, he might bring some players from the old club because the player's liking for the game is a consideration, especially if the club is able to bring in the players requested by their new coach, so Enzo saw that there was the opportunity for Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall to become a starter at Chelsea and make Chelsea's game better.

Kiernan's presence will give Enzo more options in midfield and players who do not appear consistently will be replaced by Kiernan who performed quite well at Leicester last season

Yes every manager has who they most trust most especially in the sensitive departments like the midfield, I could remember the likes of Pep guardiol who doesn’t do this often moving Thiago Alcantara from the Barcelona team to his then Bayern Munich team after promoting him then, both of them settled and had success at Bayern Munich together. Jose Mourinho is another manager who loves to reunite with his ex players at a new club most especially the case of Matic who we all know moved to different clubs with him. We have Ancelloti again with Jame Rodriguez  and also the love affair between Alex Ferguson with Paul Scholes who had to even come out from retirement for him.

So there is nothing wrong for a manager to get his old player into a new club, but what is wrong is whether the player is much needed at the club. Dewsbury-Hall Is a more of central midfielder rather than an attacking midfielder which to me Chelsea needs badly. They currently have multiple players at this central position (box to box) with players like Gallagher, Enzo Fernandez and even Caicedo players that prefer that position, so adding Dewsbury-Hall to that number doesn’t seems right to me and more like a waste of money at the moment

[Weawant]

In as much as the problems most of the clubs normally  have is mostly as a result of inexperienced coaching but in the case of Chelsea i wouldn't put all the blame on there coach, though before I use to think that there coach is actually the reason why they have not been going far on the premier League but I have come to realize that the coach and the players needs to come together with one mind and understanding before they could possibly go far on every season, however the reason why I will no longer blame the coach is that even the other coach before him could not improve the club and there performance was still almost like this.

We are yet to see the performance of the new coach so if we are to discuss the coach performance at this time, it will mostly be on the performance of the previous Coach of which your opinion isn't worng, I have understood that pochettino was doing his very best and to the best of my knowledge results were already coming up of which it was believed that he was going to get better except for the fact that he doesn't seem to have been given the chance again to show how much he was going to help the team get.

Most persons were throwing blames at him and it's very normal especially when a coach is been sacked, there's always a way to making out points to justify the sack even if the coach wasn't that bad, there's going to be a way to fault his performance so the sac can be justified. Let's hope that the new coach will be able to help Chelsea get much better than they would have with pochenttinoh. Considering how competitive the premier league has always been, sometimes players too should have a good share in the blame why they were not productive enough to winning any of their games.

If the players on their own side are very good in their performance, I believe that the coaches performance will be sent as good too, it's very possible the coach may have given out a different Instructions with the mind of hoping to achieve a certain results but the players did otherwise and causing the team to loose their matches and producing poor results.if the players on. Their own are performing poorly, the teams over all results will be poor regardless of what the coach may be doing.

[Sexylizzy2813]

This shouldn't have been a deal the Blues are suppose to be happy to get to be honest with you, I don't think Chelsea need any more players because they have all it takes to be stronger again, they get in players but yet to let go off some players is a problem. The Blues are acting like the 3 Lions of England, they want everything just to be winning trophies but is not working. The player they signed can't bench any player in the Chelsea squad that is playing same position as him, highest is to send him on loan or the B team to play.
Chelsea have lots of players who haven't been in action since they signed for the club and that position (Attacking Midfield) is not even the problem of the club. To me I'd say get a good striker to get them goals because without lots of goals you're winning nothing, make Jackson competen for his position as a striker and sell some players like 2-3 players who haven't been active at the club, not getting more players to confuse the manager, signing teenagers who lack experience all in the name of building the team isn't the solution to their problem.

I absolutely second this your opinion. I see Chelsea action as an attribute of money in the wrong hands because they’re not making use of the money properly. Aside signing players on the wrong time, the contract deals are always long which is very wrong. Majority of these players they’re signing have less significant roles to play in the squad and moreover, there are available experienced players who can handle the position they play. There’s no point in wasting money to sign players who will sit on the bench.

The key position that needs much attention is the striker and Chelsea seems to neglect it. Perhaps, they still want to rely on Jackson who utilizes one chance after wasting ten chances. Chelsea is not longer in a building stage that requires all these players, the club is already established and should be competing with their likes. Since last season, some players they signed did not play more than once or twice but they still prefer to bring more players to occupy their bench while they continue to pay their wages.

Is as if Chelsea don't have someone who scout players for them, they just go into the market and wait for other clubs to find interest in any player then you see them rushing to also get the signature of that player. Is really a shame to see Chelsea to be this low and nothing positive will come out if they hijack any player. They only find joy in paying more than the player giving his best for the team and very soon players who only wants to make money will be seen at Chelsea where they play less and earn more. As it is Chelsea don't have a plan to build the team for next season, is a failed project for them, maybe the owner hasn't gotten the signal yet that the club is gradually losing its value.

[Swordsoffreedom]

Man United did have a bad performance last season. Ten Hag is still the first person who has to bear that responsibility, but I don't think it's entirely Ten Hag's fault because after all, he was quite impressive in his first season with Man United, while this season he can present the FA trophy which Man United has not been able to get for quite a long time. I think whoever the coach will definitely face tough days if throughout the season Man United has always struggled with an injury crisis.

I agree with you. Ten Hag can certainly be blamed for Manchester United's poor performance last season. Because Ten Hag did quite well in his first season with Manchester United. In the 2021–22 season, Manchester United finished sixth in the table. But Ten Hag's easily managed to overtake Manchester United in third place in the table in the 2022–23 season. That's why Manchester United fans had high hopes for Ten Hag last season. But in the last season we have seen further deterioration of Manchester United's performance.

The Ten Hag spent a lot of money adding new players to the squad but failed to stabilize Manchester United's performance. The team was at the eighth place in the table. Manchester United may not have fired the Ten Hag to win the FA Cup, however. However, it is unlikely that Manchester United will be in the top four of the table next season.

[Frankolala]

I've mentioned times without number that the problem with Chelsea lies on their coach, I feel like he lacked the ability to effectively manage the players at his disposal. I don't think it is true to say that Chelsea lacks the squad depth they require to challenge the status quo but lacks the ability for effective management of those players. We have the likes of Romelu Lukaku who haven't been used effectively yet a lot of money have been spent on his transfer and so on.

Personally, I think the problem is both and indeed yeah the coach is probably the main factor, when the new coach is unable to make all the players into a solid team then the results are not optimal. Apart from that, Chelsea management also has the same role in Chelsea's failures in the last few seasons, they are impatient and want to see instant results while sometimes coaches need more time to change the team for the better.

The coach will be the first person to blame when a team fails to perform well, but we also have to see how Chelsea management always makes hasty decisions regarding their coach. The reason is that they don't give the coach much time, in fact they only give the coach one season and then they fire him.
Many teams fail in their first season with their coach, but in their second season many finally make good progress and now Chelsea is not doing that.
Pochettino, for example, had to be fired at the end of this season, even though in terms of his game I think he could show progress, Chelsea were not satisfied so they fired him. It is very difficult for a coach if he is only given a very short time.

A manager should be held responsible when the team performance is not good even after all the opportunities are given to the manager. No matter how much experience a manager appoints to a weak team, he cannot do well against strong teams with those weak players. I would like to blame some of the management for Chelsea's poor performance as we have been seeing their manager change for a few seasons now. Every season we see them appointing new managers and a manager at the club can only do one lentil at most but they don't give any manager a chance to improve. No manager can give his best for the team in just 1 season, so in this case, Chelsea must appoint a competent manager for more than one season, hoping that this appointment will improve the performance of their team.

Chelsea's management is responsible for the club poor performance, because it was after Todd bought the club that the team performance declined to the lowest and they have being battling of picking form which have not being possible till date.

Changing coaches affects the performance of the team, also Chelsea started with weak coaches and not a professional one. Pocchetino is that coach that wanted to revive the team back to its standard but he was not given enough time. Enzo also needs time because Rome was not built in one day.

[W Jr.]

It's very interesting recently to discuss Chelsea hunt to focus on bringing in young players in every line and this seems to have been Enzo Maresca goal in carrying out a major overhaul and is enthusiastic about bringing Chelsea to its glory days.

BTW, talking about the hunt for new players, I also heard that Chelsea is eyeing a player from Leicester (Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall) who Maresca always praises. But Chelsea this time seems to have to compete with Brighton who have already swapped Jakub Moder for Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall (news from Fabrizio Romano).
"Jakub Moder already completed first part of medical for Leicester City"
(^{Correct me if this has been discussed before})

Meanwhile, from this article, I believe that KDH has a greater chance of joining Chelsea because of the player's closeness to Maresca.

"Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca is hoping for a reunion with Leicester City star Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall as the Blues have sent a formal offer to the Foxes for the midfielder"

I understand why Maresca is keen to get players he knows well into the team, but it seems to me that first he should make good use of those that Chelsea already have. Chelsea had a good end of the season and Pochettino built a good base from which it would be worth starting to work, rather than trying to change everything again and attract new and especially young players, which means building the team in a new way.

Every coach wants to see quality players he has played with in the past in his team. This is the case for Enzo Maresca. Maresca will try to prove his quality in Chelsea. Pochettino left him a quality squad recently, and they started to find harmony after winning consecutive matches. Hopefully Enzo Maresca will be able to complete this. They want the championship very much and I want it to be a team that will fight for it next year.

[Hirose UK]

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The Ten Hag spent a lot of money adding new players to the squad but failed to stabilize Manchester United's performance. The team was at the eighth place in the table. Manchester United may not have fired the Ten Hag to win the FA Cup, however. However, it is unlikely that Manchester United will be in the top four of the table next season.

However, during the season break and also this transfer window, Ten Hag is again doing the same thing where he is targeting several players who will be brought in to strengthen Manchester United next season and of course Manchester United will spend large amounts of money.
In fact, they got Europa League tickets and Ten Hag seems to be trying to make changes and produce changes by performing well in the upcoming Europa League, this is the only way for Ten Hag to prove his performance.
There is no guarantee that all of this will be success in the future, it just that there is little hope for some people to believe that what Ten Hag is doing can bring about significant change.
But on the other hand, I not really sure that Manchester United will be able to achieve good results in the Premier League, such as being in the top three or top four at the end of next season.
If everything works out there might be change for the better, but now almost the whole team is trying to get stronger and Ten Hag will have season with more difficult challenge.

[arimamib]

This is not about doubts or not for a coach like Enzo Maresca, but what differentiates him is the team he previously coached from the team he will coach next season where the condition of the Chelsea team itself is still not conducive due to frequent changes in coaches every season, making most players become confused with different directions in each season. I also appreciate the achievements that Enzo Maresca has achieved when he was able to bring Leicester to the Premier League with promotion status, but for Chelsea it looks like it will be very different.

Leicester city and Chelsea are two teams that have many differences and also ambitions in the competition in the English league, enzo maresca of course managed to make Leicester city return to promotion to the English league this season, what was done by enzo maresca is of course very extraordinary as well as what company did last season with Burnley, but we also cannot deny that the majority of Leicester City players who are currently playing in the championship are players who are good player and having played in the Premier League previously, so indeed terms of in the quality of the squad owned by Leicester City, of course, it is far above the team teams in the Championship League, so it is not difficult for Leicester City to dominate and win the Championship League to get 1 promotion ticket.

I think Enzo job at Chelsea will be very difficult because he has a strong pressure to be able to bring Chelsea quickly to become a challenger for the Premier League title, so far you can see how big teams sometimes struggle in competition in the Premier League and maybe that will also make it difficult for Enzo to coach and fulfill the ambitions of Chelsea next season.

[Marykeller]

I've mentioned times without number that the problem with Chelsea lies on their coach, I feel like he lacked the ability to effectively manage the players at his disposal. I don't think it is true to say that Chelsea lacks the squad depth they require to challenge the status quo but lacks the ability for effective management of those players. We have the likes of Romelu Lukaku who haven't been used effectively yet a lot of money have been spent on his transfer and so on.

Personally, I think the problem is both and indeed yeah the coach is probably the main factor, when the new coach is unable to make all the players into a solid team then the results are not optimal. Apart from that, Chelsea management also has the same role in Chelsea's failures in the last few seasons, they are impatient and want to see instant results while sometimes coaches need more time to change the team for the better.

The coach will be the first person to blame when a team fails to perform well, but we also have to see how Chelsea management always makes hasty decisions regarding their coach. The reason is that they don't give the coach much time, in fact they only give the coach one season and then they fire him.
Many teams fail in their first season with their coach, but in their second season many finally make good progress and now Chelsea is not doing that.
Pochettino, for example, had to be fired at the end of this season, even though in terms of his game I think he could show progress, Chelsea were not satisfied so they fired him. It is very difficult for a coach if he is only given a very short time.

Every given solution lies on Enzo to provide by making Chelsea formidable with the players available. Let's see what he can truly offer as Chelsea's head coach "good or poor performance".
I trust Chelsea management not to have Enzo stay more than a season if they didn't see Chelsea appear at the top of the Premier League table at the end of this forthcoming season in few weeks time.

Chelsea management are currently busy signing new players and letting some other old players to go on loan or been sold out. Enzo gonna be building the Chelsea team from scratch, leaving Pochettino tactics aside to come up with a new team tactics of play to dominate every match like Manchester City or Arsenal

[DaNNy001]

I've mentioned times without number that the problem with Chelsea lies on their coach, I feel like he lacked the ability to effectively manage the players at his disposal. I don't think it is true to say that Chelsea lacks the squad depth they require to challenge the status quo but lacks the ability for effective management of those players. We have the likes of Romelu Lukaku who haven't been used effectively yet a lot of money have been spent on his transfer and so on.

Personally, I think the problem is both and indeed yeah the coach is probably the main factor, when the new coach is unable to make all the players into a solid team then the results are not optimal. Apart from that, Chelsea management also has the same role in Chelsea's failures in the last few seasons, they are impatient and want to see instant results while sometimes coaches need more time to change the team for the better.

The coach will be the first person to blame when a team fails to perform well, but we also have to see how Chelsea management always makes hasty decisions regarding their coach. The reason is that they don't give the coach much time, in fact they only give the coach one season and then they fire him.
Many teams fail in their first season with their coach, but in their second season many finally make good progress and now Chelsea is not doing that.
Pochettino, for example, had to be fired at the end of this season, even though in terms of his game I think he could show progress, Chelsea were not satisfied so they fired him. It is very difficult for a coach if he is only given a very short time.

Every given solution lies on Enzo to provide by making Chelsea formidable with the players available. Let's see what he can truly offer as Chelsea's head coach "good or poor performance".
I trust Chelsea management not to have Enzo stay more than a season if they didn't see Chelsea appear at the top of the Premier League table at the end of this forthcoming season in few weeks time.

Chelsea management are currently busy signing new players and letting some other old players to go on loan or been sold out. Enzo gonna be building the Chelsea team from scratch, leaving Pochettino tactics aside to come up with a new team tactics of play to dominate every match like Manchester City or Arsenal

Well with the way you are sounding it's seem Enzo is some of kind of magician that will magically make everything about Chelsea work perfectly, well there is no doubt that the management of Chelsea are found of sacking coaches but I think we all can agree that it will definitely take more time to rebuild this Chelsea team than just a year.

[JeffBrad12]

In addition, I think Manchester United current performance and consistency is nothing but the poor system and training pattern implemented by ten hag so far, because if we look at Manchester United can be very great when playing against big teams like in FA matches, but they actually perform very poorly when they do play against teams that are commensurate or inferior to them in the league,Isn't that pretty weird?

It’s weird and proves that Ten Hag has not been doing a great job with the team, the level of inconsistency is just too high, training pattern is definitely poor or not good for the caliber of players they have. Some might think that winning the FA Cup will prove that Ten Hag  is worthy enough but i will disagree because a team that cannot win small and average teams is not showing any signs of improvement at all.

Man United did have a bad performance last season. Ten Hag is still the first person who has to bear that responsibility, but I don't think it's entirely Ten Hag's fault because after all, he was quite impressive in his first season with Man United, while this season he can present the FA trophy which Man United has not been able to get for quite a long time. I think whoever the coach will definitely face tough days if throughout the season Man United has always struggled with an injury crisis.

All parties in the club deserved to be blamed, and ten Hag as well, because of his poor coaching style, had a bad impact on the team's performance. Players, management, owner, and all other elements in the club have their own contribution to make the club successful. It's not fair if we are only blaming ten hag, though he was often making excuses, but I think the unsuccessful season faced by United last season has been the fault of all parties involved in Manchester United. I will not really blame him for the many injuries that happened last season. Injury was one of the reasons United conceded a lot of goals last season. 

Ten Hag needs to ensure the same situation will not happen again. He needs to recruit non-injury-prone talent. In conclusion, a revamp is needed for Manchester United to replace all of their injury-prone players.

[hyudien]

All parties in the club deserved to be blamed, and ten Hag as well, because of his poor coaching style, had a bad impact on the team's performance. Players, management, owner, and all other elements in the club have their own contribution to make the club successful. It's not fair if we are only blaming ten hag, though he was often making excuses, but I think the unsuccessful season faced by United last season has been the fault of all parties involved in Manchester United. I will not really blame him for the many injuries that happened last season. Injury was one of the reasons United conceded a lot of goals last season. 

Ten Hag needs to ensure the same situation will not happen again. He needs to recruit non-injury-prone talent. In conclusion, a revamp is needed for Manchester United to replace all of their injury-prone players.

Now is not the time to blame each other, they have to introspect themselves and improve if they really want to see Manchester United be even better next season. There is no time for them to blame each other, it is better for them to make this a shared responsibility. However, they are a team and in a team I believe they have to rise together and when they are down they are down together. I mean everyone has to be responsible.
There is still time for them to show something even better, the question is will they want to or not? If it's true that they want to make a team this big fear their opponents again, then they have to make changes. It doesn't have to be done in a short time or done simultaneously, they can do it slowly, step by step.
When they can show a good development process, I think that is also good, because from there we can see that they are serious about correcting mistakes.

[SmartCharpa]

This shouldn't have been a deal the Blues are suppose to be happy to get to be honest with you, I don't think Chelsea need any more players because they have all it takes to be stronger again, they get in players but yet to let go off some players is a problem. The Blues are acting like the 3 Lions of England, they want everything just to be winning trophies but is not working. The player they signed can't bench any player in the Chelsea squad that is playing same position as him, highest is to send him on loan or the B team to play.
Chelsea have lots of players who haven't been in action since they signed for the club and that position (Attacking Midfield) is not even the problem of the club. To me I'd say get a good striker to get them goals because without lots of goals you're winning nothing, make Jackson competen for his position as a striker and sell some players like 2-3 players who haven't been active at the club, not getting more players to confuse the manager, signing teenagers who lack experience all in the name of building the team isn't the solution to their problem.

The season will soon begin because currently we don't know what the problem is with the Chelsea management, they are recruiting young players they like. I don't think Chelsea goal is to win trophies alone because they already have the players they need to win their games next season, I believe no team has sign more players than Chelsea since the end of this season games, they have had the best players, but they continue to add more players. I think Chelsea wants to be one of the best clubs in the world, they want to buy young players and develop them, If they improve and perform at a high level, they will be able to sell them at a high price, like Real Madrid, which has 15 Champions League titles, they bought players for low fees and developed their performance before selling them at high prices.

In addition, if Chelsea wants to build a team, they don't have to depend just on young players, however, they should strengthen their squad with experienced players to be serious with their performance. Chelsea did not have a striker last season, so they used Jackson. Though Jackson is not a bad player, he lost a lot of chances to score goals, if Chelsea had the best striker in the position, I believe he would convert the chances into goals. Chelsea needs to sign another striker since they did not agree to swap Lukaku with Osimehn.

[Weawant]

Well with the way you are sounding it's seem Enzo is some of kind of magician that will magically make everything about Chelsea work perfectly, well there is no doubt that the management of Chelsea are found of sacking coaches but I think we all can agree that it will definitely take more time to rebuild this Chelsea team than just a year.

A year is just short a time to get a team to becoming very strong and a perfect contender across all European league competition but this fact appears to be understood by on a little fee amongst the crowd of fans and sometimes even the management, I stand to be corrected, or may the managements see much more with a coach and that's why they get them sacked almost immediately they are not getting what their expectations were from a particular coach probably after a period of a season and in some cases two seasons.

The case of Chelsea have become too frequent that it may even take them more time to build back the team to stability because firstly they will have to keep scouting for a coach that may perfectly fit in to their policies and terms of contract long enough and secondly they will now need the time to be patient long enough with the coach to be able to build the team as much as he can to the point where they will be as productive bas expected of them. the main purpose a s essence of all of this is in the fact that Chelsea management wants to get results and want the team back to winning ways but at some point I looks like they are not going about it the right way so they are having to suffer continues change of Coach till they will get it right.

Amongst the fans, it normal to keep expectations very high especially when a new coach who's got some good reputation takes over the management of the team a d that's the case between Chelsea and Enzo. He's got some good reputation with his former team who isn't considered as good bas Chelsea so it's normal to believe that in a good team he will do much better but then realistically the expectations should be within what is achievable and not making magical expectations.