DestinedForGrea:
The only condition that will make me watch this game is if Poch makes Jackson and Broja sit it out.

DestinedForGrea:

Broja is as useless as Jackson. In fact, Broja is worse. He contributes absolutely nothing to the team, either with the ball or off the ball.

dododawa1:
Akeredolu is

A

Good

Man

Only him and Yar'Adua

POlITICIANS that has my

RIP
OTHERS. Hell fire straight.

DestinedForGrea:
The only condition that will make me watch this game is if Poch makes Jackson and Broja sit it out.

DestinedForGrea:

The best bet is to deploy Gallagher and Lavia in the midfield, get Mudryk and Madueke on the opposite flanks, then put Nkunku behind Jackson (sadly).

DestinedForGrea:

Madueke is not a striker, he's a right winger. Nkunku can play between the lines behind Jackson, as a number 10 role.

He linked up well with Jackson during pre-season. Let's see how that will pan out this time around if the coach decides to employ it.

DemonAngel:
Petrovic
Gusto
Disasi
Badiashile
Colwill
Caicedo
Gallagher
Maasten
Nkunku
Mudryk
Jackson.


Let's hope for the best of the worst

baralatie:
Hope maasteen is able to prove himself

ogododo:
Chelsea play host to Crystal Palace in the Premier League on Wednesday evening looking for the win that will keep them in the top half of the standings.

Meanwhile, Palace - who sit in 15th position - make the short trip to Stamford Bridge sitting just four points adrift of their upcoming opponents.
As has been the case for Chelsea supporters throughout this season, a high was followed by another low last week as their team lost out to Wolverhampton Wanderers on Boxing Day.

Poor decision-making in the first half, most notably from Raheem Sterling in a three-on-one situation, kept Wolves in the game at half time, and the home side took full advantage after the break.

Although Christopher Nkunku netted his first Chelsea goal deep into added-on time, it proved no more than a consolation as Chelsea lost for the eighth time in 18 Premier League fixtures under Mauricio Pochettino.

Eight points adrift of the top six, the West Londoners are already at a stage where they need to start putting a run of wins together to avoid the realistic possibility of focus on winning the EFL Cup or FA Cup in order to secure a route into Europe.

While just three wins have come from nine top-flight fixtures at Stamford Bridge, Chelsea have won their last two and are unbeaten in their last five in all competitions.