Palmer's presence at No.10 has lifted us slightly, and the attackers are finding their feet; we're heading in the right direction. A win against Arsenal after the international break will hit like crack.
In your dreams!
Chelsea will be bullied by Arsenal, Mark my words
Oh boy! That was harsh, don’t come at him like that, he might have a heart attack. You know Igebotz is a grayed fellow. Sorry man @Igebotz but, Chelsea will still be washed up when they face Arsenal.
I had to tell him the truth as it is without mincing words.
I don't think Pochettino is playing Cole Palmer as the team's No. 10, because If that's the case I would love to know the role played by Gallager, Caceido, and Enzo Fernandez respectively, Cole Palmer does indeed occupy a freer role and form of operation from the right wing usually occupied by Sterling in previous matches, but he's not playing a No. 10, and that's my biggest concern because if he does plays as a number 10, then Callager should be surplus to requirement in the midfield with Sterling and Mudryk occupying either wing flanks, and at least when Chelsea were utterly poor in attack, I expected such change from Poch, but he seem rather more concerned with having a heavily packed midfield, than players that could be terrific in attack, I don't like to imagine team on paper, but regardless of their current form I don't think a 4-3-3 form with Enzo, Caicedo, Palmer; Sterling, Jackson, Mudryk occupying midfield to attack, respectively would be a terrible formation and no yield good results.
Chelsea played 4-3-3 on paper in their last game against Burnley, but I do not think that is what they played throughout the game. The formation changed to 4-3-1-2 at some point with Palmer drifting in and playing behind Broja/Jackson. The formation Poch used against Fulham on paper was 4-2-3-1 with Enzo playing behind either Jackson or Broja, and Palmer occupying the flanks. Poch has also played 3-4-1-2 without Palmer against Nottingham forest and they lost. Just to point out that Poch is not yet sure of his formation, he is still trying things. For the game against Arsenal, he will most likely use Palmer as he did against Burnley, in a 4-3-1-2 style.
