Chelsea looked good on Saturday because of two things – the partnership of Wesley Fofana and Trevoh Chalobah in defence keeping them solid, plus the return of Cole Palmer in attack.
Chelsea are not expected to make any major moves in the January transfer window, but we’re sure we will see more talented young players brought in. That’s the club’s model now, and a report from the Daily Mirror yesterday made it very clear that there’s a new target in our sights as the window draws closer.
Former Chelsea striker Olivier Giroud has become the latest former Blue to state the obvious issue at the club right now. Away from the drama of the comments
Enzo Maresca’s explosive comments on Saturday night have generated a lot of chatter, mainly because people don’t know exactly what he meant. He was asked more about it today, but basically refused to elaborate or explain.
The Athletic’s David Ornstein has given his info on the situation after Enzo Maresca’s comments over the weekend. We can all see what’s going on here. Maresca is clearly unhappy with a number of things.
Chelsea racked up 2.2 xG against Everton on Saturday, breaking a run of 6 games in a row where they failed to break the 2 xG mark. They were really struggling in attack in some of those games, with the poor form of their strikers and the absence of Cole Palmer really starting to bite.
Former Premier League defender Jamie Carragher has given a dark prediction on who will be Chelsea manager next season. Unless you’ve been living under a rock this week, as a Chelsea fan, you would have seen the drama going on around Enzo Maresca and comments he made after the Everton game on Saturday.
Enzo Maresca’s explosive comments on Saturday came out of nowhere – and they actually came in the middle of an answer he was giving about Malo Gusto. The full back had a goal and an assist in the 2-0 win over Everton and deserved a little more coverage, so the media went back for another try today.
Enzo Maresca has just taken his press conference ahead of tomorrow night’s EFL Cup game against Cardiff, and he had some interesting things to say about Cole Palmer.
Cardiff City boss Brian Barry-Murphy sounds like he is well and truly up for this game against Chelsea tomorrow night. It might be a good time to play against Chelsea.
Enzo Maresca has just taken his press conference for tomorrow’s game against Cardiff in the EFL Cup, but of course the conversation was dominated by chat about his future.
An exclusive report claims that they know how Chelsea’s owners will respond to Enzo Maresca’s public comments on Saturday. Enzo Maresca’s comments after Chelsea’s win against Everton on Saturday afternoon seemed to come out of nowhere.
Sky Sports have delivered what they believe is one theory on Enzo Maresca’s ‘intense’ situation with the Chelsea board. Enzo Maresca’s comments after Chelsea’s win against Everton on Saturday afternoon seemed to come out of nowhere.
Today is a press conference we’ve all been waiting for – Enzo Maresca is speaking to the media ahead of tomorrow night’s game against Cardiff. Given it’s an EFL Cup game against a Championship team there is not too much interest in the details of the match.
Marc Cucurella has become a standout performer at Chelsea since Enzo Maresca was named manager. The Spanish defender has locked down the left-back position, making it tough for new arrival Jorrel Hato to break into the line-up.
Malo Gusto was the star of the show as Chelsea beat Everton on Saturday night, and the full back spoke to the club’s official website at full time. “I am very happy today.
Bit by bit the mystery of who Enzo Maresca was calling out on Saturday night when he made his comments about the last 48 hours being his “worst” at Chelsea is gradually being solved.
Enzo Maresca’s post match comments on Saturday caught everyone out. He started talking about how difficult the last 48 hours had been for him, due to a lack of support.
A former Arsenal winger has chipped in with his two pence worth on what Enzo Maresca said after the Everton game. The Blues obviously won the game 2-0 in what was a much more convincing performance and comfortable victory for Enzo Maresca’s side on Saturday.
Chelsea’s win over Everton at the weekend was pretty routine. What followed in the press conference was not. Manager Enzo Maresca, in the middle of a routine answer about Malo Gusto’s form, suddenly started speaking in a passionate way about how this had been his “worst 48 hours” since joining Chelsea.
Chelsea are apparently leading the race to sign a Premier League player according to an exclusive report over the weekend. However, said player may well have his eyes elsewhere, which then makes me wonder, how can Chelsea be leading the race to sign him if he wants to go elsewhere?
A manager who is part of Chelsea’s BlueCo enterprise has said that his players must do what he says, otherwise he will find new ones. It sounds like a stern bit of tough love after they failed to win at home over the weekend and stay 7th in their league.