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I was wondering how you guys think Enzo is doing this season so far. For me, it still hurts that Poch is gone, but the last couple of weeks have given me a lot of hope for the future. Do you think we will win the Conference League this season? Qualify for the Champions League?
The sub has been a little dead so let’s start a conversation.
 I took my wife and kids to their first ever Chelsea match last night in Philadelphia. I am a local (Philly Blue), the stadium is walking distance from my house, so this was the perfect spot for their first match. We were sat in the supporters section, behind the goal in the South half of the stadium. I missed the first few minutes of the match as I was saying hello to a few familiar faces I knew from previous matches I've attended. Most were supporters I met over 10 years ago on the old CIA message board from NY, Dallas, Boston, and LA. The announced crowd was 65,000 and it felt as if 95% were wearing Chelsea shirts. It was nice to see an entire section of BHA supporters behind the opposing goal. The crowd was loud and engaged, but not in the way I expected. Any time a song was started, it was quickly overpowered by the oooo's and aaahhh's of the rest of the stadium. We tried and failed with 10 Men Went to Mow, Born is the King, and John Terry has Won The Double but none ever really gained much momentum. (Other matches I have attended in the US had more supporters singing along.) The play on the pitch was expectedly sloppy. There were quite a few poor passes and missed opportunities, but the boys have only been at it for a few weeks. I was impressed with the speed some of new players showed. Once everyone is on the same page, Mudryk, Nkuku, Jackson are going to be a handful for opposing defences. Win or lose, up the Blues.
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> Has one year left on his contract > Chelsea were already prepared to listen to offers for the 22-year-old, who has been at the club since he joined the Under-8s team > Nottingham Forest, Fulham and AC Milan are among the clubs who are interested
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> Fulham and Bournemouth suffered the fewest individual injuries (19 each) and Chelsea had the most (48) > Chelsea suffered 10.7 injuries per 1,000 minutes. The next-most-afflicted teams were Newcastle (9.4) and Nottingham Forest (9.1) > Treble-winners City recorded the fewest days missed (447) and fewest games missed (62) through injury. > Chelsea players missed a combined 1,836 days and 216 games, comfortably the most in the league on both counts
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