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How is Ugochukwu looking to you guys @Gri.ffon, Unli.mited22

He is shying away from the ball

Liverpool were prepared to make an important bid for Colwill in case they got a green light from Chelsea but that green light was never a possibility because Chelsea made it clear that it was not possible to negotiate for Levi Colwill.

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Many deals were proposed to Chelsea in the summer.

- Brozovic was offered during conversations for Onana.
- Verratti was also a possibility.
- Vlahovic was offered but Chelsea decided against paying €40m plus Lukaku. And also Pochettino was not convinced about the deal, not just the board.

~ @FabrizioRomano on YouTube

Pochettino: "The Players need to feel pressure. We are going to push them to perform, in the right way. We are helping them. We accept their circumstance, but at the same time we are tough pushing them. We need to perform. We are here to perform. We are not here to have a good time."

~ @ChelseaFC

🚨 Caicedo could miss the clash with Bournemouth after returning back to Chelsea later than other players following his two games with Ecuador.

If he starts, he may head into the game with only one full training session under his belt.

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Robert Sanchez: "With the help of the manager, team-mates, and the work I do in training, I want to do great for the club and become one of these legends everybody is going to remember."

Major team selection changes look unlikely [against Bournemouth] with Pochettino standing firm on his decision to play Ben Chilwell in an attacking role.

{Football London}

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With Lavia set for a spell on the sidelines and Moises Caicedo needing to be assessed before Sunday's clash with Bournemouth, it could be time for Lesley Ugochukwu to step in from the start.

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Paul Winstanley: "We will plan two transfer windows in advance. We can’t be reactionary. We’ve got to look at the whole squad, the players that are out on loan, and opportunities we can give to players in the Academy. That is the player puzzle we’ve got to pull together."

Paul Winstanley: "We knew there was going to be a big transition. No chance to sit back and relax, that’s for sure. Did we think we would oversee a Premier League record of transactions? Probably not.

But the average age of the squad was high, we had players with contract issues which had been inherited from an ownership change, and then there were players who made it clear they wanted to leave. That needed to be addressed."

Pochettino on Jackson's performance against Forest: "For me, his performance was good only that he didn't score. You can assess a player because a striker needs to score, I agree with you but we need to under that Jackson came from from Spain. He's young, he needs to build his confidence and trust. He needs to adapt to the Premier League. It's only a matter of time, but he's doing a fantastic job for the team. Only he needs to be a little bit more clinical in front of the goal, but to be more clinical, it's about trust, confidence and settling at the club. And I think that's going to happen, no doubt."

Pochettino: "If you look at the data, we are good in possession, good in the buildup and other stats, what we are missing is just to score goals."

Romeo Lavia - continuing to be assessed for an injury.

Broja and Badiashille – joined full team training for reconditioning phase.

~ @ChelseaFC

Pochettino: "We lost two players (Nkunku and Carney) that were in our plans but we need to adapt, and that is why sometimes we change and try to find solutions with different players playing different positions. We are trying to find the best balance."

~ @ChelseaFC

Mauricio Pochettino: "Now, the most difficult thing is to arrive in the final third, calm, relax and be clinical. We know that we need to improve and be stronger. We have the quality and when all the players trust in the way that we play then for sure we will score goals and provide the team the points we need to be in a higher position. But now Yes, a little bit disappointed and angry and I want to compete as soon as possible."

~ @ChelseaFC

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nihilistjnr:
Ancelotti
Pep
Mourinho
Mourinho
Wenger


I think people management and style of play could also be Klopp.

•People management: Sir Alex Ferguson
• Style of play: Pep Guardiola
• Motivation: Mourinho
• In-game changes: Mourinho
• Player development: Arsene Wenger
These are my picks

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DissTroy:
Here's the fallout of the Twitter spaces. Like I predicted, it was always going to be thought leaders who don't give a tuppence about the victim listening to their own voices and promoting themselves, with no tangible action taken.

If you know nothing about an issue being pointed out, take a backseat. Some of us see these things coming way before the signs even show.

We are in era of virtue signaling and merchandising where some act like they care but deep down they're doing so for personal gratification. some NGOs are guilty of this.

Darren Bent: "Mason Mount and Kai Havertz [from #Chelsea to Manchester United and Arsenal] are the worst signings of the season [so far]."

(@talkSPORT)

Over the summer window, according to one well-placed source, Chelsea’s ownership were “continuously thinking about what that 100-point team looks like and putting together the right players who will make that 100-point team”. (@SamWallaceTel @TeleFootball)

🚨 Chelsea have serious plans to take a minority stake in Sporting Lisbon.

~ @SamWallaceTel | The Telegraph

There are hopes that Chelsea’s next financial results, after 14 first-team departures this summer and 11 incoming, may see more than 20 per cent cut from what the ownership believes was a bloated salary cost-base.

~ @SamWallaceTel | The Telegraph

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Pick five elite coaches – the best for each one of these attributes...

• People management
• Style of play
• Motivation
• In-game changes
• Player development

Chelsea were able to get ahead of the game and sign Paez for €20m. A figure that was considered outrageous, but which little by little seems to have become a derisory amount for a generational talent. Kendry Paez, write his name down. He has arrived to make history.

{AS}