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Chelsea Thread - 2021/22
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No Kante, no party.
Whilst I've said they're not as good as they've been made out to be, they still are very good and definitely better than most.
You can't judge Chelsea too much on a draw at home to Smash-'N'-Grabchester United where they dominated things. Although, they weren't as dominant at any stage as Liverpool or City were.
You can't judge Chelsea too much on a draw at home to Smash-'N'-Grabchester United where they dominated things. Although, they weren't as dominant at any stage as Liverpool or City were.
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Leaving Jorginho back on his own from their own corner has to be up there with Pearce decision to play David James up front...Complete stupidity.
Shouldn't have been that difficult to figure out. Take Werner off and put Lukaku on.Yeah that's a fair assessment.
I'm thinking Havertz, Pulisic, CHO and Mount will get enough goals between the compliment Lukaku's probable 15-20 goals.
But yes, that's something Tuchel needs to figure out.
Shouldn't have been that difficult to figure out. Take Werner off and put Lukaku on.
Well another thing he needs to figure out is how to keep the fluidity and creativity of the team with Lukaku in it.
Mate how many times did Ole with that shower of shite beat us at the Etihad ?not beating THIS united at home is absolutely pathetic
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That’s a difficult one to solve as 50% of the time, Lukaku has the first touch of a horse.Well another thing he needs to figure out is how to keep the fluidity and creativity of the team with Lukaku in it.
That’s a difficult one to solve as 50% of the time, Lukaku has the first touch of a horse.
His touch is fine, so is his hold up play. But he just doesn't fit the team's style in the way Havertz does. Our creativity skyrocketed during Lukaku's absence.
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What about Havertz’s game makes that so that is lacking in Lukaku’s?His touch is fine, so is his hold up play. But he just doesn't fit the team's style in the way Havertz does. Our creativity skyrocketed during Lukaku's absence.
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