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Godstime001:
Improve and madueke in same sentence. That guy is just jackson 2.0 he can improve.

Yes he can.

Ibime:
You added Olmo and Ferrin, central midfielders when comparing Barca - nonsense and ingredients

Estevao is already replacing Madueke and if you ask me Neto should go to to make another space on RW for Palmer

Pep has already asked Man City board to sell many of those players you listed, that he will even resign if they don't sell them - certainly he will sell Grealish and McAtee at the first opportunity as well as even Savinho and Doku if decent bid comes in

Olmo and fermin Lopez aren’t central midfielders

Both are attacking midfielders and only plays behind the striker

lordfalcao:
Madueke has 5 assists in 3,790 minutes of league football is his 3 seasons at Chelsea.

7 assist in all competitions if I want to be generous.

Where is the agenda?

The people that were playing on the wings for us the season we finished 12th how many assists do they have ?


Madueke is not world class but you people are being unfair on him, considering his price tag



It's literally doing the same thing we attack air mark for on Jackson

Anyway we have to raise 60m from player sales

Hence the reason madueke is being sold

Ibime:
You added Olmo and Ferrin, central midfielders when comparing Barca - nonsense and ingredients

Estevao is already replacing Madueke and if you ask me Neto should go to to make another space on RW for Palmer

Pep has already asked Man City board to sell many of those players you listed, that he will even resign if they don't sell them - certainly he will sell Grealish and McAtee at the first opportunity as well as even Savinho and Doku if decent bid comes in

Fermin Lopez and Dani Olmo are attacking midfielders who can even moonlight on the wings.

The funny thing is, if there’s any team capable of beating PSG right now, it’s Chelsea — and here’s why:

People continue to underestimate the quality of this Chelsea squad. But if you can lock down the wings and dominate the midfield, PSG becomes very beatable — and Chelsea is built to do just that.

Let’s start with the wings: Marc Cucurella already showed the world he can handle Ousmane Dembélé during Spain’s Nations League clash with France.
And on the right? Reece James — arguably the best RB in the world. Nobody’s skipping past him.

In midfield, Moisés Caicedo will do what he does best — break up play and dismantle any buildup. Add Enzo Fernández and Roméo Lavia into the mix, and PSG may struggle to get meaningful touches in key areas.

As for our attack, Cole Palmer and co. bring flair, creativity, and unpredictability. These young attackers can give any defense problems — even PSG’s.

Yes, PSG has the edge when it comes to centre-backs and goalkeepers. Donnarumma is a wall, and it’ll take something special to beat him. And if PSG manages to break through our midfield, they could seriously test our backline.

But all things considered — if Chelsea meets PSG in the final, don’t be shocked if we come out on top.

Airmark, Enzo5, Nateevs, Timbros, Andrewbaba24, Popazino, Unlimited22


What’s ur take on this analysis?

airmark:


Maybe he should help you panelbeat your jakujaku Jackson's legs before leaving.

The only thing your madueke can beat is panel bot world.

Whizlight:
The funny thing is, if there’s any team capable of beating PSG right now, it’s Chelsea — and here’s why:

People continue to underestimate the quality of this Chelsea squad. But if you can lock down the wings and dominate the midfield, PSG becomes very beatable — and Chelsea is built to do just that.

Let’s start with the wings: Marc Cucurella already showed the world he can handle Ousmane Dembélé during Spain’s Nations League clash with France.
And on the right? Reece James — arguably the best RB in the world. Nobody’s skipping past him.

In midfield, Moisés Caicedo will do what he does best — break up play and dismantle any buildup. Add Enzo Fernández and Roméo Lavia into the mix, and PSG may struggle to get meaningful touches in key areas.

As for our attack, Cole Palmer and co. bring flair, creativity, and unpredictability. These young attackers can give any defense problems — even PSG’s.

Yes, PSG has the edge when it comes to centre-backs and goalkeepers. Donnarumma is a wall, and it’ll take something special to beat him. And if PSG manages to break through our midfield, they could seriously test our backline.

But all things considered — if Chelsea meets PSG in the final, don’t be shocked if we come out on top.



What’s ur take on this analysis?

You better win the league this season since your squad is great. No more excuses or you have failed. After spending 2 billion you have mounted zero title challenge.

Best right back In the world, best left back in the world, best attack in the world, best midfield in the world, best AM in the universe oya win league we will start seeing "We are not title contenders" . Just like Messi , Chelsea are also frauds

Whizlight:
The funny thing is, if there’s any team capable of beating PSG right now, it’s Chelsea — and here’s why:

People continue to underestimate the quality of this Chelsea squad. But if you can lock down the wings and dominate the midfield, PSG becomes very beatable — and Chelsea is built to do just that.

Let’s start with the wings: Marc Cucurella already showed the world he can handle Ousmane Dembélé during Spain’s Nations League clash with France.
And on the right? Reece James — arguably the best RB in the world. Nobody’s skipping past him.

In midfield, Moisés Caicedo will do what he does best — break up play and dismantle any buildup. Add Enzo Fernández and Roméo Lavia into the mix, and PSG may struggle to get meaningful touches in key areas.

As for our attack, Cole Palmer and co. bring flair, creativity, and unpredictability. These young attackers can give any defense problems — even PSG’s.

Yes, PSG has the edge when it comes to centre-backs and goalkeepers. Donnarumma is a wall, and it’ll take something special to beat him. And if PSG manages to break through our midfield, they could seriously test our backline.

But all things considered — if Chelsea meets PSG in the final, don’t be shocked if we come out on top.

Airmark, Enzo5, Nateevs, Timbros, Andrewbaba24, Popazino, Unlimited22


What’s ur take on this analysis?

Good write up

But PSG go too paste us

Madrid is the team I feel we can challenge

andrewbaba44:
Olmo and fermin Lopez aren’t central midfielders

Both are attacking midfielders and only plays behind the striker

Is yamal a winger or AM? I checked wiki and am seeing more than one role

Trevor012:
Best right back In the world, best left back in the world, best attack in the world, best midfield in the world, best AM in the universe oya win league we will start seeing "We are not title contenders" . Just like Messi , Chelsea are also frauds

I hear them say best RB in the world and ask myself what happens to hakimi, Trent, kounde, ola aina, Dumfries, timber, Ben white on a good day compared to James who is always on the hospital bed

Players to be sold post CWC
Madueke, Jackson, Sanchez, Broda shile, Sterling, Veiga, fofana, Guiu, kdh, Felix, mudryk

Whizlight:
The funny thing is, if there’s any team capable of beating PSG right now, it’s Chelsea — and here’s why:

People continue to underestimate the quality of this Chelsea squad. But if you can lock down the wings and dominate the midfield, PSG becomes very beatable — and Chelsea is built to do just that.

Let’s start with the wings: Marc Cucurella already showed the world he can handle Ousmane Dembélé during Spain’s Nations League clash with France.
And on the right? Reece James — arguably the best RB in the world. Nobody’s skipping past him.

In midfield, Moisés Caicedo will do what he does best — break up play and dismantle any buildup. Add Enzo Fernández and Roméo Lavia into the mix, and PSG may struggle to get meaningful touches in key areas.

As for our attack, Cole Palmer and co. bring flair, creativity, and unpredictability. These young attackers can give any defense problems — even PSG’s.

Yes, PSG has the edge when it comes to centre-backs and goalkeepers. Donnarumma is a wall, and it’ll take something special to beat him. And if PSG manages to break through our midfield, they could seriously test our backline.

But all things considered — if Chelsea meets PSG in the final, don’t be shocked if we come out on top.

Airmark, Enzo5, Nateevs, Timbros, Andrewbaba24, Popazino, Unlimited22


What’s ur take on this analysis?

well you beat teams not by defending nor holding them back but by getting past their defense, creating chances and most especially scoring goals. Can our attack penetrate and cause PSG to concede? I will say yes by LUCK, and no matter how much we hold them, they will keep pressuring our defense which is known to crack at some point.

But it would be an experience worth evaluating if chelsea do play PSG at the finals, win or lose.

Trevor012:
Best right back In the world, best left back in the world, best attack in the world, best midfield in the world, best AM in the universe oya win league we will start seeing "We are not title contenders" . Just like Messi , Chelsea are also frauds

and which one is "best attack" in the world?

Katcall:
Is yamal a winger or AM? I checked wiki and am seeing more than one role

have you seen him play anything other than a right wing

Trevor012:
You better win the league this season since your squad is great. No more excuses or you have failed. After spending 2 billion you have mounted zero title challenge.

you guys should try and not relegate again

My line up against Fluminese;

GK- Sanchez
RB- James
CB- Chaloba
CB- Tosin
LB- Cucurella
CDM- Caceido
CM- Andrey Santos
CAM- Enzo
LW- Palmer
RW- Neto
ST- Joao Pedro.

Katcall:
Players to be sold post CWC
Madueke, Jackson, Sanchez, Broda shile, Sterling, Veiga, fofana, Guiu, kdh, Felix, mudryk

Wait, how can Mudryk even be sold if he’s banned for 4 years? 🤔

Katcall:
Players to be sold post CWC
Madueke, Jackson, Sanchez, Broda shile, Sterling, Veiga, fofana, Guiu, kdh, Felix, mudryk

Na you go buy them? Clearing our deadwoods remains the hardest task in this TW.

Trevor012:
Best right back In the world, best left back in the world, best attack in the world, best midfield in the world, best AM in the universe oya win league we will start seeing "We are not title contenders" . Just like Messi , Chelsea are also frauds

We are preparing for the new season with goal to win the league.

What are you guys preparing for? To escape relegation?

Jackson wants to stay and fight for his place.

drisham:
The people that were playing on the wings for us the season we finished 12th how many assists do they have ?


Madueke is not world class but you people are being unfair on him, considering his price tag



It's literally doing the same thing we attack air mark for on Jackson

So because the rest failed just like Madueke means he too isn't a failure.

Ihebu4chelsea:
Na you go buy them? Clearing our deadwoods remains the hardest task in this TW.

Players who aren’t wanted are generally easy to sell because they’re not on high wages, except for Chilwell and Sterling, who are on big contracts.

hensben:
My line up against Fluminese;

GK- Sanchez
RB- James
CB- Chaloba
CB- Tosin
LB- Cucurella
CDM- Caceido
CM- Andrey Santos
CAM- Enzo
LW- Palmer
RW- Neto
ST- Joao Pedro.

you want to keep lavia for finals?

Katcall:
same madueke that plays like a lone ranger or another one

That’s just it.
Below is a post from one frustrated Chelsea fan about him.

When assessing what makes a good team player in football, key attributes such as selflessness, work rate, positional discipline, and the ability to contribute to team chemistry stand out. Unfortunately, Noni Madueke often falls short on all these counts, and his performances at Chelsea reflect this.

1. Selfishness in Decision-Making
One of the most glaring issues with Madueke’s game is his tendency to hold on to the ball for too long, even when simpler and more productive options are available. Time and again, he chooses to take on defenders or attempt an ambitious shot when there's a teammate unmarked and better positioned to score. This selfish streak directly contributes to his low assist count over the years. Football is a team sport, and any player who consistently ignores passing opportunities for personal glory becomes a liability, not an asset.


2. Lack of Defensive Contribution
In the modern game, especially in high-intensity leagues like the Premier League, wingers are expected to track back and support their full-backs. Madueke, however, often neglects his defensive duties, leaving his flank exposed. This is not only damaging to the team’s shape but also places undue pressure on defenders who are forced to cover more ground.

3. Lone Ranger Mentality
Madueke plays as if he’s in his own world. He doesn’t seem to read the rhythm of the team or adapt to its flow. His off-the-ball movement is minimal, and there’s little to no chemistry between him and fellow attackers. This isolationist approach makes it difficult for the team to build fluid attacking transitions, as he's not someone others can easily play off.

4. Lack of Urgency and Seriousness
Body language matters in football, and Madueke’s is concerning. He often walks around the pitch casually, showing minimal urgency or intensity. His demeanor suggests a lack of hunger or ambition, which is completely out of place in a team trying to rebuild and compete at the highest level.


5. Focus on Personal Glory
Too often, Madueke seems more interested in highlight-reel moments than the hard, thankless tasks that win games. Whether it's unnecessary dribbles, flashy movements, or awkward shot attempts, it's clear that he's chasing moments of individual brilliance rather than team success.

My submission
Madueke is undoubtedly talented, but football isn't just about individual skill, it’s about how that skill contributes to the team. His tendency to hold onto the ball too long, lack of awareness to team work, etc etc .
The goal of any player especially a winger is either to score or create assists . Even if you complete a thousand and ten dribbles in a game, it amounts to nothing if there’s no end product. Until Madueke starts playing more for the team and less for personal flair, it will be hard to fully rely on him in a serious setup.

Nicolas Jackson and Noni Madueke are two footballers Chelsea need to move on from if the club truly wants to progress. Their decision-making and overall contribution in the final third have been frustrating. The attack would function much more effectively without them in the picture.

Enzo5:
you want to keep lavia for finals?

Lavia isn’t fit yet to start the semi-final. He’s still working on his recovery and isn’t fully ready for that level of intensity.

MorataFC:
That’s just it.
Below is a post from one frustrated Chelsea fan about him.


My submission
Madueke is undoubtedly talented, but football isn't just about individual skill, it’s about how that skill contributes to the team. His tendency to hold onto the ball too long, lack of awareness to team work, etc etc .
The goal of any player especially a winger is either to score or create assists . Even if you complete a thousand and ten dribbles in a game, it amounts to nothing if there’s no end product. Until Madueke starts playing more for the team and less for personal flair, it will be hard to fully rely on him in a serious setup.

Add that, he always looks moody and uninterested on the pitch. It’s hard to rely on a player with that kind of attitude, especially when the team needs full commitment.

AmoryBlacq:
I am optimistic we'll make it to the final. Any team we meet there is tactically and technically superior than us.
Anyway, I'll take my chances with PSG. Madrid in a final, however weakened the team may seem, is a capital no, no.

Me too