We Ain't Got No History: for Chelsea FC fans SB Nation

While no team relishes playing Manchester City twice in a week, it couldn't have come at a worse time for Chelsea. Low on confidence and desperately struggling with injuries, the Blues problems compounded with additional injuries to Christian Pulisic and Raheem Sterling. Jay Woolmington and Julian Bravo discuss both matches and speculate on how Chelsea go about solving their myriad of current problems. Along with the matches, the guys discuss:

Why do Chelsea seem to be getting outcoached regularly? Is this Potter's fault?

Guardiola's comments to Boehly on Potter

Fan unrest - It's gonna get worse from here!

Lack of energy - A poor performance is one thing, but the complete lack of desire is different entirely

Midfield, midfield, midfield

Can the Blues stop the negative momentum when they head to Fulham on Thursday?


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Despite taking the lead through a stroke of fortune, Chelsea couldn't grab an important three points at Nottingham Forest. With a double dose of Manchester City looming, Chelsea will be kicking themselves for dropping points against a Forest side smack at the bottom of the PL table.
Jay and Julian give their thoughts on the match before attempting to answer some of the questions facing Chelsea:
Can Chelsea find any semblance of consistency in the coming months?
Will we see more minutes for some of the younger players on the fringes (i.e. Chukwuemeka, Hutchinson, Hall)?
Will the January window allow Chelsea to address a squad that is somehow simultaneously bloated and lacking?

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@JayWoolmington - Jay Woolmington
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All eyes are once again on the Premier League as the World Cup (and Christmas) are now officially in the rearview mirror. Despite looking feeble prior to the international break, Chelsea returned with a dominant performance over lowly Bournemouth. The Blues got excellent performances from Mason Mount, Kai Havertz, and a few others. The Christmas holiday also provided one giant lump of coal in Chelsea's stocking as Reece James left the match with an injury to his just recovered knee....
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As the world football schedule presses pause in preparation for the World Cup, Jay and Julian look back on the first half of an eventful Chelsea season. While there is never a dull moment at Chelsea, this season has brought chaos of a different kind. With new ownership, new management, and a new long-term vision, how do Chelsea fans place this season into context with previous years?
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Hosts Jay Woolmington and Julian Bravo look at the last week of action for Chelsea. After completing a UCL double over AC Milan, Chelsea won away to Villa, before being frustrated to a draw in Brentford. In addition to the match talk, the guys discuss the impact of Reece James' injury, the full debut of Armando Broja, and the resurgence of Kepa Arrizabalaga.

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Hosts Jay Woolmington and Julian Bravo look at the last three wins for Chelsea under Graham Potter and discuss what they have been impressed with. For some players, the ideas under the new manager look particularly refreshing. Can the Blues keep things rolling as the matches come thick and fast?

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@JayWoolmington - Jay Woolmington
@julianbravo23 - Julian Bravo
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