See the stupid selfishness Palmer is displaying in this game and theyβd blame Maresca for it.
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The downfall of Palmer began when he met Vybz Kartel, no one can tell me otherwise. Shameful performances since then
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CHELSEA ANALYSIS ππ΅
Caicedoβs tackling and duel winning is on another level. He doesnβt give you space
MoisΓ©s Caicedo has competed in 22 ground duels in his last 3 games and he's only lost 3.
Insane player
Insane player
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Potential Coeefficient after today's matches
#FIRESTATS
England: 22.749
Italy: 19.583
Germany: 18.5
Spain: 17.875
France: 16.083
Arsenal will definitely go out in the next round. Aston Villa face a mammoth task.
If Chelsea, Spurs, and United dont all capitulate in the quarters, England walk to top 2 will be guaranteed
#FIRESTATS
England: 22.749
Italy: 19.583
Germany: 18.5
Spain: 17.875
France: 16.083
Arsenal will definitely go out in the next round. Aston Villa face a mammoth task.
If Chelsea, Spurs, and United dont all capitulate in the quarters, England walk to top 2 will be guaranteed
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CHELSEA ANALYSIS ππ΅
Open play xG, first half: Copenhagen (A) - 0.09 Leicester - 0.3 Copenhagen (H) - 0.0 Think twice before criticizing Jackson and Madueke; even when they're bad they're both xG magnets. Via CFCCentral3
We don't need Xg magnets, yes Jackson is the beating heart of the team but Madueke is part of the problem, can we please stop acting like he's not a Crystal Palace level player.
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Chelsea intend to deploy him as a pure winger since he is equally comfortable on either side
He has made 43 appearances across all competitions this season, including 10 in the Champions League.
Having spent much of his youth career as a winger, he impressed at wing-back under Ruben Amorim early in the 2024-25 season before being restored to a wide role under Rui Borges.
Quenda is left-footed but has played on both wings over the course of his career.
When deployed out wide, Quendaβs pace is his biggest strength as he can accelerate past defenders in the blink of an eye before either lifting or powering a cross into the box with equal threat.
Via The Athletic
He has made 43 appearances across all competitions this season, including 10 in the Champions League.
Having spent much of his youth career as a winger, he impressed at wing-back under Ruben Amorim early in the 2024-25 season before being restored to a wide role under Rui Borges.
Quenda is left-footed but has played on both wings over the course of his career.
When deployed out wide, Quendaβs pace is his biggest strength as he can accelerate past defenders in the blink of an eye before either lifting or powering a cross into the box with equal threat.
Via The Athletic
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Nothing and Everything
If asked, I'd say the model of buying the unknown has fared better than the super stars model with these owners and maybe even historically with chelsea.
In the past, Torres, Higuain, Shevchenko, and to some extent Morata, Lukaku, Werner bordered failure. Compare to the likes of Didier, Ivanovic, Azpi, Essien and others.
Recently, Koulibaly, Sterling and now Nkunku, Felix and Sancho, all big names players have started smelling flop unless drastic changes happen.
Look at Noni, Palmer, Caicedo, Gusto, Jackson, Cucurella and James people from the unknown obscure shadows trying to light their own paths. Look at the efforts they put in, in trying to be their own men.
And since most of us are emotional and analyze things upside down, this is not a post to say we shouldn't buy a top striker
Maybe Nothing who wants to be something is everything and someone who thinks he is everything is nothing.
Nothing and Everything
If asked, I'd say the model of buying the unknown has fared better than the super stars model with these owners and maybe even historically with chelsea.
In the past, Torres, Higuain, Shevchenko, and to some extent Morata, Lukaku, Werner bordered failure. Compare to the likes of Didier, Ivanovic, Azpi, Essien and others.
Recently, Koulibaly, Sterling and now Nkunku, Felix and Sancho, all big names players have started smelling flop unless drastic changes happen.
Look at Noni, Palmer, Caicedo, Gusto, Jackson, Cucurella and James people from the unknown obscure shadows trying to light their own paths. Look at the efforts they put in, in trying to be their own men.
And since most of us are emotional and analyze things upside down, this is not a post to say we shouldn't buy a top striker
Maybe Nothing who wants to be something is everything and someone who thinks he is everything is nothing.
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#FIRESTATS
#Essugo
Note** Had analyzed this before Geovany signing. Will do an analysis on him later
Now here are some stats.
The guy is 19 yrs and valued around 9Million
This is his H2H against top 2 midfielders in the EPL. Consider that Portuguese league is almost as physical as the EPL and almost all players from there excel in the EPL.
On loan at Las Palmas, he is ranked 3rd best DM behind Reals Tchoumeni (1), Real Sociedads Martin Zubimendi (2), Him (3), Marc Cassado Barca (4), Rodrigo De Paul Atletico (5) Even Ahead of Merino (6) who signed for Arsenal
Games and Minutes
Essugo: ~20 games, ~1800mins
Rodri: ~10 games, ~900 mins
Caicedo: ~25 games, ~2250 mins
Pass Accuracy
Essugo: 88% (~40/game, ~720/820 completed).
Rodri: 92% (~80/game, ~736/800,
Caicedo: 89% (~55/game, ~1100/1235,
Long Ball Accuracy
Essugo: 61%
Rodri: 85%
Caicedo: 58%
Defensive Actions
Tackles:
Essugo: 2.4
Rodri: 1.8
Caicedo: 2.6
Interceptions
Essugo: 1.5 (30total)
Rodri: 1.2 (12 total)
Caicedo: 1.4 (35 total).
Balls Recovered
Essugo: 4.8 (96 total)
Rodri: 6.0 (60)
Caicedo: 5.5 (138 total)
Duel Success
Essugo: 60% ground (60-70/100-120), 61% aerial (25-30/40-50).
Rodri: 65% ground (30-35/50-55), 70% aerial (20-25/30-35).
Caicedo: 62% ground (80-90/130-145), 55% aerial (25-30/50-55).
Possession and Attacking
Successful Dribbles:
Essugo: 75% (~0.8/game)
Rodri: 80% (~0.5/game)
Caicedo: 70% (~0.9/game)
Goals/Assists
Essugo: 0 goals, 1 assist
Rodri: 1 goal, 2 assists
Caicedo: 1 goal, 3 assists
Dribbled Past
Essugo: 0.55 (~11 times)
Rodri: 0.4 (~4 times)
Caicedo: 0.6 (~15 times)
Clearances
Essugo: 1.5 (30 total)
Rodri: 1.0 (~10 total).
Caicedo: 1.8 (~45 total).
Head-to-Head Summary
Passing: Rodri > Caicedo > Essugo
Defense: Caicedo > Essugo > Rodri
Duels: Rodri β Caicedo > Essugo
Attack: Rodri > Caicedo > Essugo
#FIRESTATS
#Essugo
Note** Had analyzed this before Geovany signing. Will do an analysis on him later
Now here are some stats.
The guy is 19 yrs and valued around 9Million
This is his H2H against top 2 midfielders in the EPL. Consider that Portuguese league is almost as physical as the EPL and almost all players from there excel in the EPL.
On loan at Las Palmas, he is ranked 3rd best DM behind Reals Tchoumeni (1), Real Sociedads Martin Zubimendi (2), Him (3), Marc Cassado Barca (4), Rodrigo De Paul Atletico (5) Even Ahead of Merino (6) who signed for Arsenal
Games and Minutes
Essugo: ~20 games, ~1800mins
Rodri: ~10 games, ~900 mins
Caicedo: ~25 games, ~2250 mins
Pass Accuracy
Essugo: 88% (~40/game, ~720/820 completed).
Rodri: 92% (~80/game, ~736/800,
Caicedo: 89% (~55/game, ~1100/1235,
Long Ball Accuracy
Essugo: 61%
Rodri: 85%
Caicedo: 58%
Defensive Actions
Tackles:
Essugo: 2.4
Rodri: 1.8
Caicedo: 2.6
Interceptions
Essugo: 1.5 (30total)
Rodri: 1.2 (12 total)
Caicedo: 1.4 (35 total).
Balls Recovered
Essugo: 4.8 (96 total)
Rodri: 6.0 (60)
Caicedo: 5.5 (138 total)
Duel Success
Essugo: 60% ground (60-70/100-120), 61% aerial (25-30/40-50).
Rodri: 65% ground (30-35/50-55), 70% aerial (20-25/30-35).
Caicedo: 62% ground (80-90/130-145), 55% aerial (25-30/50-55).
Possession and Attacking
Successful Dribbles:
Essugo: 75% (~0.8/game)
Rodri: 80% (~0.5/game)
Caicedo: 70% (~0.9/game)
Goals/Assists
Essugo: 0 goals, 1 assist
Rodri: 1 goal, 2 assists
Caicedo: 1 goal, 3 assists
Dribbled Past
Essugo: 0.55 (~11 times)
Rodri: 0.4 (~4 times)
Caicedo: 0.6 (~15 times)
Clearances
Essugo: 1.5 (30 total)
Rodri: 1.0 (~10 total).
Caicedo: 1.8 (~45 total).
Head-to-Head Summary
Passing: Rodri > Caicedo > Essugo
Defense: Caicedo > Essugo > Rodri
Duels: Rodri β Caicedo > Essugo
Attack: Rodri > Caicedo > Essugo
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Todayβs session for those who played little to no minutes vs KΓΈbenhavn.
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#ChaosWeLove
The world is jealous of us.
But we are these spoilt kids who throw tantrums for being gifted a G Wagon instead of a jet.
The day it will click, it will be a ride full of bliss
#Believe.
The world is jealous of us.
But we are these spoilt kids who throw tantrums for being gifted a G Wagon instead of a jet.
The day it will click, it will be a ride full of bliss
#Believe.
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CHELSEA ANALYSIS ππ΅
#ChaosWeLove The world is jealous of us. But we are these spoilt kids who throw tantrums for being gifted a G Wagon instead of a jet. The day it will click, it will be a ride full of bliss #Believe.
We have signed another player who wonβt be in the club instantly whileβs there are holes in the first team squad, If he even joins heβd need 2-3 years to adapt to the league because heβs young and what even shows heβd bang? We almost wasted Washington, Morreira and coβs careers here. I wonβt be happy or deceived with these signings anymore enough is enough. Sporting Directors Out
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