Chelsea Are MUCH Worse Than You Think 

This is the correct way to play

This man chose violence.

you, I like you. Fun idea lol

Wow, I could turn chelsea and man city into a club ready to sprial into non league, Long long contracts on very old players was the key, and while I'm at it I'll give a huge transfer fee, Let's say 500 million for surviving relegation, 7 or 8 of these bonus signings should be worth it, 5 years? They'll be in league one and totally bust by the time that player gets to retire

same but wouldn't even bother playing them, just edited their money away and force sold their stars with the editor lol

United vs Chelsea is simply Trash vs Garbage

Ofc…people will hate just because it’s Manchester United 🤦🏻‍♂️

Yup but United get more clicks. Still it's impressive how quickly they've imploded.

Naah, it ain't just that. It's how Man Utd treats players (legends) and how cocky they are while being so sht. Talking as a long time Man Utd fan... still a fan of club, just not of this bunch of idiots who run em at this time.

Chelsea hasn't been in crisis for the past decade 😂😂😂

They’ve saved Liverpool a fortune in flops……😂

@@brightsideeventsandmedia7245 They really thought they'd won when they got Lavia and Caicedo 😂.

damn alfi worst of all time lol dam a bit harsh but fare

see what American Arrogance gets you.

@@Freestyle80 Christ lord preach

Chelsea aka Monopoly F.C 😂😂😂

Very true 😅 I'd almost expect anyone who plays fm to be able to make better signings than they have 😂

@@johnjohnson9182 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Has anyone considered maybe they are laundering money? Surely that is a better answer than sheer incompetence

@@corvus2512That’s something that’s crossed my mind, and perhaps some of the transfers have elements to that. But they aren’t massively overpaying for each player, and they’ve not all come in from the East, or just the same set of clubs. It seems the only way this would be possible is that there is a large money laundering ring existing around clubs in the world (there is almost certainly something like that in existence), but the thing I can’t really work around there is the fact that there are players that were performing well at the clubs Chelsea bought from, who are happy enough to let valuable players go (who are massive financial assets), with no obvious gain if they’re doing this to help someone else launder money, and that’s even if it’s somewhat of a mutual thing…….you surely lower the selling clubs value if they lose valuable players but then don’t actually have the money to replace said players as - and this is surely even if both respective owners are washing money on the transfer - as the selling club wouldn’t have money to buy replacements…… So I’m stumped there, but at the same time I’m more readily willing to believe that a rich Russian billionaire is washing his money than he’s just gone on a mad spending spree just to worsen the team he’s just bought …. So yeh, I’m stumped - and would love to hear a more detailed analysis of how this could be a money laundering scheme, that actually makes sense……as my version doesn’t 😂

This guy wanted to keep kepa?

​@@magentaurous4025says the guy who also played for real Madrid the biggest club in the world Oh wait...

Bro wtf how did they let those two go like that? Changing keepers is rare enough nowadays but to get rid of two like that!?

Chelsea will go back to the Denis wise days spending money on guys like Sutton fossel a super sub along with big flo but a FA cup win would be the highlight of there season and trying to qualify for the uafa Cup..can't see them dominating the league again unless a miracle happens new owners. Chelsea thst let go salah and Kevin de .. and others who then went on to prove they were more than good enough to plsy in the epl at the top level but Chelsea didn't think so let them go 😂🫣 morrata Diego Costa torres who cost them 50 million salah was a better finisher goalscorer than all of them

@@magentaurous4025 Kepa was actually one of the better goalkeepers stat wise last season in the premier league.Having for instance the third best PsxG - GA and 6th in Save percentage In the league. Some of his other stats where pretty good as well. If it wasn't for Kepa things would have been even worse for Chelsea.

You are ALREADY fighting for relegation

@@evonne_o How? We have 10 points more than luton.

@@Batasz In this contest, that almost sounds like an achievement :D

It's not a matter of if but when and in what division. And it may not be this year or next. But it's coming.

Hopefully it wont be long before they are again. fuck chelsea

it would, however, be a very Chelsea move to sign a player for 100m 12 months after they had moved from an English club for 20m.

@@Penguins569 totally 😆

@@Penguins569 Enzo Fernandez chapter 2

you got him from Brighton yeah? Boehly gets really hard whenever he thinks about anything related to Brighton

no, he was playing at coventry@@Freestyle80

Only thing they have is high class young players who might be able to come into their own in the next couple years

​@@connor4435Nah....

Does Roary still have his Chelsea fan channel??

they won't; team will improve,but they need to stop buying 1000 players like almost every season.

I don't think Chelsea are *quite* bad enough to end up in a relegation scrap on merit, but if they breach FFP and get hit with a points deduction - which, at the rate they're going, is quite likely - that could well be enough to pitch them into the relegation zone. Last season they were only 10 points off the drop, and while they're already 10 points clear this season, that's mostly thanks to an abnormally weak bottom three. I can very well see Ipswich and Leicester hitting the ground running in the Prem next season, and a points deduction for Chelsea then would be a lot more dangerous.

Man Utd and Arsenal who were massively successful before became also-rans under American ownership. Looks like Chelsea will suffer the same fate.

Tbf he didn’t call Chelsea fans deluded he said deluded Chelsea fans might’ve expected you to turn it around after the bad season like you did under Conte, assuming you’re talking about around the 16:20 mark

And no I didn’t go through the whole vid to find that, I just happened to read your comment as he said it 😂

@@SandDune11 The point is, on the whole, it was fans of other clubs who expected that (I actually saw the 16-17 season referenced more than once), I didn't come across a single Chelsea fan all summer who thought we'd recover to that extent this season. A whole lot thought we'd be better but not even top 4 better let alone title challenging. We've known we're broken for awhile, it's everyone else that's catching up.

Abramovich his era peaked pre 2011. He created a polished turd of a club on financial steroids for delusional glory hunters. Since 2011 Chelsea are collectively in denial about how the last 12 seasons really looked and inflate in a delusional manner how good they were. In the last 12 seasons Chelsea in the PL only produced two top 2 finishes and only reached 80 points 3 times.64+75+82+87+50+93+70+72+66+67+74+44 = an average of 70 points. Apart from 4 proper runs in the UCL they were insignificant. The fact is they won the Europa League twice because they weren't good enough for the UCL. They fluked the UCL with Di Matteo and imploded. They won the PL with Mourinho and immediately started imploding. They won the PL with Conte and immediately started imploding. They won the UCL with Tuchel and immediately started imploding => every big trophy is an isolated result because a typical Chelsea season was spend, play shite, sack manager and have a go at usually the FA Cup and try to qualify for next years UCL. Chelsea fans use the trophies to polish their image and to deny the fact they were usually too shite and busy sacking and finding a manager. This is the culture and way of working Abramovich created. It's pathetic and why Chelsea is a polished turd of a club.

Abramovich could have also gotten bored too as do most of the oligarch owners. But at the time of the forced sale, you were right.

Well he had to or he should called of his warmonger friend.

He's too busy now in Israel building settlements on palestians land

Firing Tuchel wasn’t a wrong decision

@@jazzrockr 😂 I don’t think he was going to get bored, mate. He spent 20 years at the club 🤣🤣

It helps to have more money to spend smart though 😅

its a shame, he had the talent to be one of the greatest fullbacks in the premier league, clear of Trent

@@lmaomoofeq2505keep telling yourself that

@@vaiyt Well that is what I mean. You need to spend smart even if you’ve got all that money to spend. Where Chelsea just throw it all away, like a drunken night bender on Amazon.

@@tempejkl deffo the better rb on his day but the best ability is availabilty so that means fck all

Yep, and mudryk gotha be the worst Transfer ever, or well, at least second worst behind a burger eater that was notoriusly great when playing for Chelsea intself, or arguably third with Coutinho

​@@jajasking9652You're forgetting about Utd spending like 80m on Antony when he'd not even played a songle full season at a club not even in a top 5 league.

@@Noobie2k7 mmm true

​@@jajasking9652 Chelsea given Mudryk silly wages and a ridiculous contract lol. I am glad Arsenal didn't get him dodged a flop Chelsea will sell him soon.

​​@@jajasking9652good point. But I raise your Mudryk and give you Mason Mount

But at least they got the Larry Bird of Soccer. Modric, Mudryk or whatever his name is. They are gonna win the superbowl of soccer with the dream team

#twelthski. 😂

Perhaps they need more traditional Lebanese cuisine like sheep's testicles 😂

Cucurella genuinely was unbelievable for us at Brighton However he was mainly playing as a left wing back rather than just a left back, alongside a v strong central defensive pairing who could guide him Also think you overpaid, but that was a function of the fact he was on a 5 year deal with us and we really didnt need to sell

He was very good. I remember that Chelsea fans didn’t want the club to buy Arjen Robben because that was Duff’s position

I rated Duff he was class couldn't stand Chelsea though lol

I've really been wanting to see a video on this also!

This! Or a video on how Botafogo pulled an Arsenal

@@carltonthesponge What happened? Were they rubbish and then became good again?

@@badgermanization nah, they were well clear in the title race and bottled it (way worse than Arsenal too, they finished 5th)

Were they wrong? Prem just banned longer contracts and must be amortized for 5 years so they did find a way through ffp… just not all proper signings

@@ruthlessalbo6113 they were wrong because the assumption that it would avoid FFP relied on 1. Them qualifying for Europe and 2. Them not needing to sign more players over the following seasons. They’ve failed on both fronts and now will struggle to meet FFP criteria and will struggle to compete with the squad they have

They won nothing, finished 12th and are 12th now. Yes they were wrong.​@@ruthlessalbo6113

@@harveyholmes9533Todd boehly is a clown

As a Chelsea fan i genuinely fear that is our future under this ownership. These people have absolutely no fucking clue about the sport and seem to have massive ego's that won't let them admit their mistakes but rather double down. Some fans are still blind about our situation and believe we're to big to fail, but we're not Liverpool or Manchester United

And Newcastle usually has 7-8 English lads playing, they might be the club to put a full English 11 out, been quite a few years since that's happened.

So Liverpool is the only club in the PL eh? 🤔

@@alphabarre9096 Liverpool announced they had agreed a fee for Caicedo which was then gazumped by Chelsea - then days later it was reported that Liverpool had agreed a deal for Romeo Lavia, which Chelsea also swooped in on. So Liverpool are not the only other club in the PL, but they are the only club who had deals in place for two separate central defensive midfielders that were both blocked by Chelsea outbidding them at the last minute within a few days of each other - meaning Chelsea spent over £110 million on caicedo, filling that position, then seemingly pointlessly spent another £58 million on Lavia who plays in the same position when they haven’t even got a proper out and out striker. Hence my suggestion that part of the motivation for spending over £160m on young players in that position was because they knew Liverpool were also desperate to sign a player in that position so by buying both of Liverpool’s top targets they would be hurting their rivals, maybe in a belief that Chelsea and Liverpool would be battling it out for a champions league spot (which obviously hasn’t come to pass)

@@frumiousgaming now I understand your comment lmao, I thought you meant counter block them when playing against each other 🤣

For what?

@@barrybarrybannan For breaking the financial rules, unless you think that they won't lose more than 100 million pounds over the three year period from 2022/23 to 2024/25. Considering they have lost, on transfers alone, 700 million, and their revenue is like 400 million, due to no Champions League income, unless they have a miraculous season, where they bring in around 700 million pounds in total, them not breaching the rules seems unlikely. If they do qualify for Europe, say the Conference League, it would be even worse, as UEFA's regulations are far stricter, but without the added bonus of UCL income.

@@Alfie_1they haven’t broken any rules you muppet

You’re delusional to think they’d be deducted any points considering they’ve already paid off fees and reported these losses before anyone even looked…

@@ruthlessalbo6113 nah, they'll be deducted points eventually if they keep pushing their luck

I know is Spanish football the b team can't get promoted to the top league

no b team can play in the same division as there parent club doesn't matter where you or what league you play in

Having B teams play in the same league, albeit at a lower tier, seems like a really rubbish idea to me. Imagine if we had Man City B and Liverpool B in the Championship. Would devalue the competition.

They can’t get promoted to the same division if Barca get relegated their b team gets relegated too regardless of their league position

Fun fact: Real Madrid played once against Real Madrid Castilla (second team) in Copa Del Ray final. Back then in Spain B teams partcipated in the Spanish Cup. Also, because Real Madrid made the double this season, Castilla qualified for European Cup Winner's Cup and they got knocked out by West ham (despite winning 3-1 in home).

Still salty? 😢

@@Thrill_Houwhy would they be salty there at the top of the league 😂

Yep and lavia hasn’t even played a game.

Players go to Chelsea to retire and enjoy The London nightlife. Earning £500k a week for 8 years without having to play football. Genuis.

@@ChronicTheHempHog-mf3nh They’re top of the league yet still talking about the players they missed out on in the summer.

It’s beautiful isn’t it

What are some notable examples? Genuinely curious

​@@nicolassalamanca8051 it's a meme, has no basis in factuality

Nigeria are one of the biggest underachievers in football, aren't they? To have won 5 u-17 World Cups and yet not to win an AFCON with any of those players, and struggling to qualify for the World Cup altogether, is rather sad, so I agree, I would like to see a video on it. Nigeria have so many brilliant players, and I imagine with just some changes to the way football is run in Nigeria, it could be improved.

@@Alfie_1 honestly, corruption and poor sporting infrastructure has also contributed to it to a large extent

Nigeria dominated youth football for ages, especially U-17 where they won several World Cups but they always struggle when it comes to senior team, I wonder what's the problem, why don't their amazing young talent translate to senior football.

​​@@Igor19485maybe they just have a physical advantage at that age

​@@konradvonschnitzeldorf6506nah..sometimes they are overage 😅😅

Why glorious? Why the bad blood?

⁠@@innocento.1552you can’t be much of a football fan if you don’t realise why.

@@innocento.1552 They're next door rivals.

And you're still below them aren't you?

@@UKparanormalzUh you do realise that Fulham are 10th while Chelsea are 12th right?

Glad Pulisic left your sinking ship

Yup. Out of high earners Kanté, Koulibaly, Jorginho, Aubameang, Havertz and Kepa (loan) have been offloaded and all the new players being on relatively cheap contracts, Chelsea most definitely doesn't currently have the second highest wage bill. Transfer net spend is a whole different issue thought.

Even lofters cheek was on 150k same with Hudson odoi as well@@konzza

Disease 😂😂😂😂

​@@brittonporter5063Axel disease is a world class generational talent.

Luke Steele is a footballing goalkeeper too who spent most his career in the championship like Jason

@@petesmart1983Yeah I know, he's a manager now

Technically yes we could do that, but in reality it's not that simple. Players would have to agree to going there and your only allowed 6 or 8 international loans per season. And let's say we sell Broja to Strassbourg for 40-50m i'm sure Fifa would be looking into it with a punishment coming down the road

I was thinking more like 1940