Even though I have always been a Chelsea fan and ll continue to be, personally the rate at which the club buys players and send them on loan is seemingly annoying.
Chelsea fans on nl what's your take bout the policy.

The Blues transfer policy has been criticised by the player's union boss after the number of players sent out on loan to clubs across Europe tipped over the 30 mark
Professional Footballers' Association chief Gordon Taylor has criticised Chelsea for 'warehousing' footballers after 33 registered players joined opposition clubs on short-term deals.

The PFA boss believe the Blues transfer deals are influencing competitions across Europe and denying first-team players at rival sides the chance to play regularly.

Over £100 million has been spent on the players currently out on loan across the continent and Taylor is concerned by the extent of Chelsea's recruitment, and the repercussions for foreign clubs.

“You just wonder where the number will end because it’s a pretty strong influence that one Premier League club seems to be having in so many competitions," he said.

“It’s a bit of a worry with so many Chelsea players out on loan. It’s almost a warehousing of players. You wonder whether it brings into question the integrity of the various competitions.

“From a player’s point of view, you can see they would want to go out on loan if there is not a first-team place ­available.

"But Chelsea have an academy so you have to wonder how it is they have such a phenomenal number of players out there."

Taylor, who was appointed to the footballers' union after retiring in 1981, agrees that loan deals allow players to gain experience away from the parent club, but has questioned the fairness of certain negotiations.

“Players want to play and the loan system gives them that chance," he added.

"But then there are players at these clubs in Europe who are denied the chance because others are coming in with their parent clubs paying their wages. It makes that option more ­attractive.

“So then it is not about the best team winning a ­particular competition, it is about who has the best ­relationship with the biggest clubs.

“It’s not so much something that we’ve been alerted to. It’s something that you can’t fail to notice because it has been such a phenomenal number of players out there.”

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