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โChelseaโs attack is so badโ
- Signs Felix for flair and creativity
- Signs Mudryk for 1v1 ability and pace
- Signs Nkunku for clinical finishing and link up play
- Signs Madueke for 1v1 ability and to eventually replace Ziyech
โYeah but you need a mid and a RBโ 1/2โฆ
- In talks for a midfielder, if we donโt sign both positions this window we literally will in the summer when Azpi / others leave
โYeah but your squad is huge, no way everyone can play, bad planningโ
- Been reported thereโs going to be a huge clear out in the summer
โYeah but you have no planโ
- Potter had phone calls with Mudryk before the hijack, approved Felix, Lawrence Stewart (director) likely had a say in Badiashile, Vivell (director) is a huge fan of Madueke and Brighton had links when Potter was coach
Weโve even put a chunk of ยฃ into young talents like Fofana, Chukwuemeka, Slonina, Santos etc in which the plan is literally to develop them into first team purchases through the multi club model (takes time to build) or sell them on.
Youre a casual if you think we have no plan.
[CfcPys]
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- Signs Felix for flair and creativity
- Signs Mudryk for 1v1 ability and pace
- Signs Nkunku for clinical finishing and link up play
- Signs Madueke for 1v1 ability and to eventually replace Ziyech
โYeah but you need a mid and a RBโ 1/2โฆ
- In talks for a midfielder, if we donโt sign both positions this window we literally will in the summer when Azpi / others leave
โYeah but your squad is huge, no way everyone can play, bad planningโ
- Been reported thereโs going to be a huge clear out in the summer
โYeah but you have no planโ
- Potter had phone calls with Mudryk before the hijack, approved Felix, Lawrence Stewart (director) likely had a say in Badiashile, Vivell (director) is a huge fan of Madueke and Brighton had links when Potter was coach
Weโve even put a chunk of ยฃ into young talents like Fofana, Chukwuemeka, Slonina, Santos etc in which the plan is literally to develop them into first team purchases through the multi club model (takes time to build) or sell them on.
Youre a casual if you think we have no plan.
[CfcPys]
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FireSide
The Story Of Chelsea Academy
Boehly has dug in. Deal after deal money after Money. Player after Player. And it doesnt look like its going to stop any time soon.
Filthy English media has dedicated the previous few days lamenting and mud dragging Todds new transfer strategy which they say is going to impact negatively on the Academy players. Haters and Pessmists led by Rio Ferdinand have been running their mouths loosely and weeping louder than the supposed bereaved chelsea fans. But in true sense they are just Scared of the jaggernault that Could be chelsea in the coming seasons.
While it has been taunted as the best around, The Chelsea academy has certainly failed to produce required numbers of competitive First team players. While it has produced some noticeable hyped names and brought in plenty of cash through sales, It hasnt completely lived to the high hopes and expectations and neither has the system provided reliability in terms of player maturity.
The problem with Chelsea Academy has never been Talent. That we have had in Plenty. Chelsea academy players have suffered from two major factors.
The first and major is poor systems in developing their mental strength. We have produced talented kids rather than talented Men that have mostly ended up fading and capulating from pressure to perform at higher levels. Apart from Terry, Reece and Mount, we can say the rest of more than 500 academy players have just been dimmed into submission. Others like Musiala and Rice lucky boosting their growth from far a field. Now Broja, Colwil, Matsen and Hall looking like they could take the next tough step.
The other hinderance has been the same same Bull crap English media that hyped and worshipped mediocrity that in the end made the players feel like they had already achieved. In real sense, the only achievement they attained is pushing them into earning undeserved pay packs at the expense of their growth. Thats why your hear weird phrases like "generational talent" ..... "wonderkid" ... "next gen".... It's a Shame that even currently at 26 years and with full beards.. Loftus is still called "potential" .
They just cant call crap crap as it is.
Back to the Academy for Todd...
Just as ruthless and unceremonial as he was in eliminating the transfer team led by Marina and Cech, Todd must put in place academy staffs that have ability to push and break the current and future academy kids. Otherwise we will keep on having this over paid, over hyped mediocre, half baked, lazy fellas in the next generation.
For Omari Hutchinson, he should snap Mudryk neck and save as his wallpaper to see every second.... We have seen plenty of his type before.
And for the rest of the envious lot like ferdinand we should always remind them that Orange is the new black.
They should just prepare their asses for a real and extended whooping soon.
@ChelseaAnalysis
The Story Of Chelsea Academy
Boehly has dug in. Deal after deal money after Money. Player after Player. And it doesnt look like its going to stop any time soon.
Filthy English media has dedicated the previous few days lamenting and mud dragging Todds new transfer strategy which they say is going to impact negatively on the Academy players. Haters and Pessmists led by Rio Ferdinand have been running their mouths loosely and weeping louder than the supposed bereaved chelsea fans. But in true sense they are just Scared of the jaggernault that Could be chelsea in the coming seasons.
While it has been taunted as the best around, The Chelsea academy has certainly failed to produce required numbers of competitive First team players. While it has produced some noticeable hyped names and brought in plenty of cash through sales, It hasnt completely lived to the high hopes and expectations and neither has the system provided reliability in terms of player maturity.
The problem with Chelsea Academy has never been Talent. That we have had in Plenty. Chelsea academy players have suffered from two major factors.
The first and major is poor systems in developing their mental strength. We have produced talented kids rather than talented Men that have mostly ended up fading and capulating from pressure to perform at higher levels. Apart from Terry, Reece and Mount, we can say the rest of more than 500 academy players have just been dimmed into submission. Others like Musiala and Rice lucky boosting their growth from far a field. Now Broja, Colwil, Matsen and Hall looking like they could take the next tough step.
The other hinderance has been the same same Bull crap English media that hyped and worshipped mediocrity that in the end made the players feel like they had already achieved. In real sense, the only achievement they attained is pushing them into earning undeserved pay packs at the expense of their growth. Thats why your hear weird phrases like "generational talent" ..... "wonderkid" ... "next gen".... It's a Shame that even currently at 26 years and with full beards.. Loftus is still called "potential" .
They just cant call crap crap as it is.
Back to the Academy for Todd...
Just as ruthless and unceremonial as he was in eliminating the transfer team led by Marina and Cech, Todd must put in place academy staffs that have ability to push and break the current and future academy kids. Otherwise we will keep on having this over paid, over hyped mediocre, half baked, lazy fellas in the next generation.
For Omari Hutchinson, he should snap Mudryk neck and save as his wallpaper to see every second.... We have seen plenty of his type before.
And for the rest of the envious lot like ferdinand we should always remind them that Orange is the new black.
They should just prepare their asses for a real and extended whooping soon.
@ChelseaAnalysis
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๐จ Bayern Munich are watching Kai Havertzโs situation at Chelsea very closely, a move could happen in the summer for ยฃ35-ยฃ52m. #CFC
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Mykhaylo Mudryk (Meek-High-Lo Mood-Rick )
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CHELSEA ANALYSIS ๐๐ต
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Chelsea target Vitor Roque (2x) and Andrey Santos both scored for Brazil U20 in their 3-0 win against Peru U20.
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FireSide
Noni Madueke- What to expect
Another piece of Todds artfact in.
At 20 yrs, Noni is fast, aggresive with admirable flair and ability to pump in goals and assists. And just like all the recent chelsea purchases, he seems to have the mentality and right attitude to succeed in a demanding club.
But why all the frenzy and how does he compare to the current squad?
Noni vs CHO
Though younger than CHO, his determination to force matches is superior. His choice to getting to right spaces surpases his urge to sending fans into hallulation without helping the team. CHO for the sake of it, would run three defenders and in the end still loose his toungue and the ball without much help to the team in terms of penetration, goals or assists.
Noni is also more mature in terms of Choice of space, pass and shooting
He is also superior in close threatening dribbles that is helpful in both closed and open spaces.. calum however always finds it tough to dribble in closed spaces and prefers to run wide and bring in mostly unmeasured useless crosses.
Calum however enjoys a slightly superior pace and work rate. But its how you assist the team offensively that matters for attacking players. For me I'd bank on Noni more.
Noni vs Sterling
Soccer conscious guys know that besides his runs, Sterling is not one of the smartest attackers around. His basic technical skills like passing and dribbling is at times painful to watch and way off a player who earns as much as he does. Noni though younger, may end up being an upgrade to Sterling in terms of both ball intelligence and Threatening the box. This makes Noni more involved in goals through scoring and assists.
What also makes him better is his inteligent use of his stronger left foot through smart positioning.
A while back I said for sterling to be effective, him and potter need to ditch him from playing on the right side of chelsea attack to the left irrespective of whether he likes it or not. This is his job and his output is measured in goal contributions. Playing on the left as mentioned would allow him to come inside on his right to take the shots...and also dribble better. This is what Noni does with his strong left foot from the right side of the field.
This style of playing also helps compress opposing defenders in the box and help marauding fullbacks like james flourish out wide. it also gives opposing defenders tough choice between holding the width or staying narrow which just results to chaos in defence for further expoitation.
Noni vs Pulisic
These two share two things in common. Intelligent dribbling and recurring injuries. We can say Pulisics chelsea story has not been written in his best ink. He'd rightly argue on injuries...Noni with also a renown injury persistence will hope for a different story line.
Physically however, Noni is more aggresive going through tackles and taking shots. How he'd however play in the best and most compact league is something we will all have to wait and see.
Noni vs Ziyech
Ziyech is better in terms of delivery compared to Noni. But Noni could argue how much that has translated into goals and assists. Ziyech would proclaim he enjoys better stats in goals and assists in the Eredivisie than Noni albeit in a longer period of time.
Generally however in terms of Physical presence required for the EPL, I'd say Noni (if injuries would allow) looks better suited in terms of strength, stamina, aggresion and work rate.
Bar his injury records, madueke could certainly end up proving better alternatives to the guys mentioned. He can model his game to Wilfred Zaha or even better to succeed in the EPL.
Mudryk coming in from left, Joao & Nkunku centre and Noni from the right, with flanking Reece and Hall or chilwell while Debruyne esque Zakharyan behind, even for haters like Ferdinand thats something from fairtales. Chaos and Nightmare all over is what they will learn to live with.
Ofcourse unless the coach bottles it.
๐น@ChelseaAnalysis
Noni Madueke- What to expect
Another piece of Todds artfact in.
At 20 yrs, Noni is fast, aggresive with admirable flair and ability to pump in goals and assists. And just like all the recent chelsea purchases, he seems to have the mentality and right attitude to succeed in a demanding club.
But why all the frenzy and how does he compare to the current squad?
Noni vs CHO
Though younger than CHO, his determination to force matches is superior. His choice to getting to right spaces surpases his urge to sending fans into hallulation without helping the team. CHO for the sake of it, would run three defenders and in the end still loose his toungue and the ball without much help to the team in terms of penetration, goals or assists.
Noni is also more mature in terms of Choice of space, pass and shooting
He is also superior in close threatening dribbles that is helpful in both closed and open spaces.. calum however always finds it tough to dribble in closed spaces and prefers to run wide and bring in mostly unmeasured useless crosses.
Calum however enjoys a slightly superior pace and work rate. But its how you assist the team offensively that matters for attacking players. For me I'd bank on Noni more.
Noni vs Sterling
Soccer conscious guys know that besides his runs, Sterling is not one of the smartest attackers around. His basic technical skills like passing and dribbling is at times painful to watch and way off a player who earns as much as he does. Noni though younger, may end up being an upgrade to Sterling in terms of both ball intelligence and Threatening the box. This makes Noni more involved in goals through scoring and assists.
What also makes him better is his inteligent use of his stronger left foot through smart positioning.
A while back I said for sterling to be effective, him and potter need to ditch him from playing on the right side of chelsea attack to the left irrespective of whether he likes it or not. This is his job and his output is measured in goal contributions. Playing on the left as mentioned would allow him to come inside on his right to take the shots...and also dribble better. This is what Noni does with his strong left foot from the right side of the field.
This style of playing also helps compress opposing defenders in the box and help marauding fullbacks like james flourish out wide. it also gives opposing defenders tough choice between holding the width or staying narrow which just results to chaos in defence for further expoitation.
Noni vs Pulisic
These two share two things in common. Intelligent dribbling and recurring injuries. We can say Pulisics chelsea story has not been written in his best ink. He'd rightly argue on injuries...Noni with also a renown injury persistence will hope for a different story line.
Physically however, Noni is more aggresive going through tackles and taking shots. How he'd however play in the best and most compact league is something we will all have to wait and see.
Noni vs Ziyech
Ziyech is better in terms of delivery compared to Noni. But Noni could argue how much that has translated into goals and assists. Ziyech would proclaim he enjoys better stats in goals and assists in the Eredivisie than Noni albeit in a longer period of time.
Generally however in terms of Physical presence required for the EPL, I'd say Noni (if injuries would allow) looks better suited in terms of strength, stamina, aggresion and work rate.
Bar his injury records, madueke could certainly end up proving better alternatives to the guys mentioned. He can model his game to Wilfred Zaha or even better to succeed in the EPL.
Mudryk coming in from left, Joao & Nkunku centre and Noni from the right, with flanking Reece and Hall or chilwell while Debruyne esque Zakharyan behind, even for haters like Ferdinand thats something from fairtales. Chaos and Nightmare all over is what they will learn to live with.
Ofcourse unless the coach bottles it.
๐น@ChelseaAnalysis
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Could be unpopular but, I'd prefer Havertz to stay at Chelsea beyond this summer.
There's a reason why he's been constantly claimed as one for the future by top managers, directors & players & it's tough not to think it might end up being a regrettable sale if done this summer.
Yes, he's been inconsistent & has not yet fulfilled his potential but important to remember, he's only 23, shifted league at a time when Chelsea were still rebuilding & has had to play with an inconsistent team & attack but key is, he's shown signs of his calibre more than once.
With the addition of Mudryk, Felix, Madueke & Nkunku, feel he could be the lynchpin of the attack going forward - something that he's done well for Leverkusen & Germany at times.
๐ Shyam
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There's a reason why he's been constantly claimed as one for the future by top managers, directors & players & it's tough not to think it might end up being a regrettable sale if done this summer.
Yes, he's been inconsistent & has not yet fulfilled his potential but important to remember, he's only 23, shifted league at a time when Chelsea were still rebuilding & has had to play with an inconsistent team & attack but key is, he's shown signs of his calibre more than once.
With the addition of Mudryk, Felix, Madueke & Nkunku, feel he could be the lynchpin of the attack going forward - something that he's done well for Leverkusen & Germany at times.
๐ Shyam
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One goalkeeper will reportedly leave in the summer, who do you keep and why? ๐งค
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