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Chelsea have won 8 in a row, don't care who you are, your surely dropping points soon with a streak like that ffs.
Yup spot on , sooner or later you hit the wall .
Chelsea have won 8 in a row, don't care who you are, your surely dropping points soon with a streak like that ffs.
I disagree, as I mentioned earlier, 3 or their next 4 opponents play a style that can hurt Chelsea. As long as these teams stay true to themselves and don't try to park the bus, at least 2 of them should get some sort of result I figure.I think everyone here would bite your hand off for WWD in our next three. I don't care if Aguero and Fernandinho are both suspended, Man City away will still be tough. They have plenty of options.
It doesn't look like we will get any closer to Chelsea in the near future. Their run of games until Jan 5 is much easier than ours from what I can tell. Lack of Europe is really helping them.
Biggest hole is again in the centre of the park and I am not that optimistic for that part this season. We have four players there who vary from squad players to average-above average. At the moment I only rate Coq average-above average and even he dipped in form. Elnenny is just a squaddie which is not a bad thing, you always need them, but it is a bit of shame if we cant do anything more with him and his engine. Xhaka unfortunately is not ready yet to take Santi role, he should be by the end of the season, we can only hope he gets there as soon as possible. I always trust Arsène when he splashes the cash.
7/9 points out of the next 3 games would be acceptable. 9/9 would be a huge statement.
You rate Coq higher than Xhaka? What are you smoking there son?
Since Xhaka returned as a starter at CM - we've won
3-1 vs Bournemouth
5-1 vs West Ham; and
4-1 vs Basel
That is not a coincidence - his deep to high midfield passing short and long is a serious weapon which has jet fueled our transition play. He might not have all of the attributes of Cazorla but he definitely gives us a similar type of thrust forward and the results speak for themselves.
7/9 points out of the next 3 games would be acceptable. 9/9 would be a huge statement.
You should probably read again with more understanding, currently I rate Coq more than Xhaka(not much more), but I expect Xhaka by the end of the season to become as influential as Santi. But now when you move Coq out of first team, we are fragile against decent teams, Xhaka far from his level in defense at the moment, he probably will never be good in defence as Coq, but should be able to do better as he gets more and more used to the pace of the league.
In one injury session he missed some of November, all of December and January. Squawka stats said he played 22 out of 38 games.We had Coquelin for the majority of last season and yet we still finished 10 points off the Champions (as usual).
In one injury session he missed some of November, all of December and January. Squawka stats said he played 22 out of 38 games.
If we reasonably assume he had a couple of games getting back to match fitness, it seems fair to say he missed about half the season as a fully fit squad player.
Thanks mate, don't think you've ever given me a compliment before.For an intelligent guy