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You could see Mauricio Pochettinos delight in Armando Broja’s performance when he took him off in the 65th minute—a scheduled withdrawal given the player’s lack of competitive football.

As Broja came to the touchline, Pochettino greeted him warmly and grasped his hand. The head coach rates Broja highly.

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Broja: "It's amazing. I always dreamed as a little kid of playing in the Premier League and scoring as many goals as I can. It’s just an unbelievable feeling to be on my first start and score in a derby. There’s no better feeling than to get the three points and to score."

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"It feels great. It was a decent performance, maybe not as good as we would like but the most important thing was three points and we desperately needed that so we're happy."

"Wins bring confidence and we've won the last two games so hopefully we can build on that."

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Frank Lampard: "The [Chelsea Liverpool rivalry] will probably never leave me.

"I don’t regret the emotions [of the incident with Klopp in 2020]. But I regret some of the language at the time.”

Lampard on Conor Gallagher:

"As a manager, you see things that maybe people on the outside don't see. And when you talk about people that want to train at a level every day, that want to work hard and show you something in training every day.

Sometimes people will pick you pick a team, and you keep playing Conor Gallagher and the answer is because what I see from every day is a desire to play for the club, a desire to improve every day, to affect people just by standards, and as I mentioned at the start of the show, I went back to see a bit of a squad that was low for many reasons. The boy trained every day like he wanted to show you something. So I've got a lot of admiration for him."

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@SkySportsPL

Fulham manager Marco Silva: "The derby started intense, both teams started intensely from the first moment. They [Chelsea] won some individual challenges that gave them a boost that they needed in that moment.

Even so, the game was balanced until the moment they scored the first goal. We were too passive in the way we reacted to that cross from (Levi) Colwill in that situation and after that we were punished by another mistake from ourselves.

The quality they have on the ball, of course, they were much more confident from that moment."

Lampard: "When we changed and brought players in, I had different problems – coaching problems. What’s going to get the best out of Timo Werner? Is he a no.9? We’ve still got Tammy Abraham and Olivier Giroud. Kai Havertz, what is his best position? It was a club recruitment policy, there were players I wanted.

Ben Chilwell was big for me. If I’m honest in my situation it was a mixture. Certain players I would be very keen to bring in and we did collaborate with Marina. But there were certain players who were more brought in as a club thing and you have to try and integrate them, that’s how I saw it."

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Mauricio Pochettino is set to start Mykhailo Mudryk on the left wing, alongside Enzo Fernandez and Cole Palmer, behind Raheem Sterling in attack.

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Alex Matos: "I thought it was tough to settle in at first as you come here with big expectations and then you have to perform instantly with so many good players around you.

Nevertheless, I always believe in myself and my ability. The number one thing that continues to drive me is that I love to work hard. Anyone that knows me will tell you that is what I love to do."

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@ChelseaFC

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Information on Chelsea not signing a proven elite No. 9:

The Blues felt they had made real strides to address the goal-scoring problem. Christopher Nkunku was bought to be the primary scorer.

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Finance and Operations Associate - Nigeria
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Required Qualifications, Skills and Attributes:

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Finance and Operations Associate - Nigeria
Nigeria · Remote


Required Qualifications, Skills and Attributes:

BSc or equivalent in relevant field
2+ years of experience in a similar role, preferably in the development sector
Good computer skills with solid knowledge of Microsoft Office applications such as Word, Excel and PowerPoint
Highly organized and detail oriented, especially numerical details
Ability to remain calm under pressure
Problem-solving skills
Strong ability to multitask and work in a fast paced environment
Good written and verbal communication skills
Ability to work independently with minimal supervision, and as a team member
Ability to work in multiple time zones


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Some have questioned whether Pochettino’s brutal approach to fitness and conditioning in pre-season has taken a toll [on injuries]. His methods are designed to give his players the best chance to reach a physical peak later in the campaign.

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DissTroy:
Bosun, the Minister of Communications and Technology, released a 31-page policy document 2 hours ago on Twitter.
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Larr.ide, we had a back-and-forth about where he's steering it in August. On page 17, he highlighted the Nigeria Startup Act, mentioning a couple of measurable benchmarks.

But he specifically avoided mentioning I-DICE which Osinbajo started. You'd stated I should give him more time when I pointed out he's pivoted away from the programme. Instead, he alluded to overhauling the approach even though I-DICE, if and when properly implemented, is the way to go.

My suspicions were right all along.

It is like you have not gotten the memo some of these guys are about erasing the good legacies of the past administration and pushing propaganda to cover the mess afterwards. From policy summersaults to needless media gaffes, they said talk is cheap

A source told Dailymail: "Mudryk is trying so hard, it is like he is in the gym every hour of the day

One source close to the dressing room — speaking anonymously to The Athletic to protect relationships — has questioned how much Silva is showing he is a winner in the dressing room and setting the standards. They claim that there is “no one really taking responsibility, driving everyone, making it clear ‘we’re all in this together’. You can see this on the pitch.”

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@TheAthleticFC

Chelsea’s struggle in attack does not reflect well on Pochettino.

A source close to senior players says it is because Pochettino has given limited tactical instruction to the attacking players and been keeping the message simple instead by, for example, encouraging people to express themselves.

Others dispute this and regard the problem as being more caused by not being able to field a consistent line-up due to injuries.

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@TheAthleticFC

Gianfranco Zola on Chelsea: "My understanding is they are planning to build a team within the next three or four years but players left that were there a long time and that won a lot – [Cesar] Azpilicueta, Jorginho, [Kai] Havertz, [Mateo] Kovacic — players that probably everyone looked up to. You need those players. In difficult moments you rely on those players. So many left and that doesn’t help the situation."

Pochettino on Mudryk: "Mischa is a very talented player of course. You need to go with him slowly. His culture is very different, but he is trying to be more open, to adapt, to be more involved, on and off the pitch. He is doing a massive effort to try to integrate himself and understand better what it means to play in the team."

Erasure.

Airmark your man Boateng is back training with Bayern for a short time contract

Pochettino: "To be successful is to win because Chelsea is about winning."

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@SkySportsNews

The sense is that Levi Colwill is being used [at left back] to protect Thiago Silva, whose lack of pace is a problem in central defence.

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@JacobSteinberg
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Insiders rave about Pochettino. Training is intense under the Argentinian. He commands the respect of the players and has impressed with his attention to detail. The interest Pochettino has taken in Mudryk, the £88.5m winger, has also gone down well.

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@JacobSteinberg

Gianfranco Zola on Chelsea:

"When you invest so much money and you bring in so many new players the risk is you don’t form a group because it’s difficult. The players have to create a bond. It takes time.

I hope the supporters understand the expectation level can’t be like it was four or five years ago. This is not the same team now. This team is forming itself. That’s the problem at the moment."

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@TimesSport

Over the first seven gameweeks, no striker has produced as many sprints (153) as Nicolas.

No attacker has made as many runs, with his 216 the most in the Premier League.

Only Son Heung-min of Spurs and former Blue Dominic Solanke, now at Bournemouth, among forwards made more pressures in the final third that led to a turnover than Jackson (who has made 22).

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