Topic: Premier League Prediction Thread 2021/2022 - page 3434. (Read 791591 times)

The previous season is already in the past; we shouldn't dwell on how horrible it was for the players, management, and supporters alike. Instead, we should focus on getting ready for the forthcoming one. I am aware that Chelsea supporters and the board lack patience, which may be why Potter struggled during his tenure, they constantly expect a lot from the coach and the players, and when they don't deliver, they are quickly condemned. I've seen that many players will be leaving this summer. I believe that because they gave their all for the team, it's best if they go so that room may be made for new signings. Although Kovacic and Kante are excellent players, Kante is becoming older and as a result frequently sustains injuries, thus it is best to replace them.

If Chelsea doesn't contend for any titles the following year, I don't think we should accept anything less given the caliber of our players. We simply need to let the manager handle signing players for whom he has ideas and releasing others who are not part of those plans.



The Premier league is a very competitive league, and it is obvious that practically everyone is aware of Mudryk's potential. He simply needs time to get used to the league, as some players do, and you can't immediately condemn him to be a horrible player after one season. Can we infer that Hazard is also a poor player if that's the case? since he didn't perform well at Real Madrid. You can't just jump to conclusions just early because Havertz also struggled at start but eventually picked up and improved and helped the team win the champions league. Mudryk is a very intelligent player who has room to grow, so I think you should wait before drawing any quick conclusions.

Every team has a season of prospects, and despite the money that Chelsea spent on players, they still did not perform well. Chelsea wasted several golden opportunities and narrowly avoided relegation in premier league on like the Chelsea we know. You make a valid point about waiting to see if Chelsea's current developments can enhance the team's performance, but I believe that even if Potter gave it his all, the play itself was sufficient. And I can see that Mauricio Pochettino is sticking to his guns about retaining Kepa has is number one.

Actually, I've said this before that Chelsea might adapt again to its new coach, namely Pochettino and in this adaptation process it's not easy because sometimes the strategies given by the new coach can't be well received by the players so maybe Pochettino will adapt himself more closely to chelsea player.
Maybe you don't expect too much at the start of this season but I personally hope that Chelsea can return to its original position with a strong performance like in the past.
At least I hope Chelsea in the new season can try to get a ticket to the champions league.

Am not expecting anything special from Chelsea at the beginning of next season, having a new coach is not really easy, its going to take time before the coach will be able to adapt with the players and am sure Chelsea will be getting new players, Pochettino is really having a lot to work on, because Chelsea is really lacking behind. Its not all about having experience coach alone, Chelsea also need experienced player's that are really ready to work for the club. Chelsea spending money on young players is not really the problem, what i believe is that Chelsea are not going for the right young players. Arsenal are also using young players but we all saw they performed well last season.

Maybe Chelsea is the club that makes him difficult. That's because he's never managed a big club of outstanding quality. He was also at a loss to choose players to support his target. It was proven at Chelsea, so maybe what you said is true. Potter is smarter to manage ordinary players in ordinary clubs. There is no heavy pressure from supporters and management, it seems that he will be more comfortable bringing out his abilities. I think right now he just needs to get a job back soon and find a lot of experience to make him even better.

I believe that this past season was a bad season for Chelsea maybe due to the change of management was what affected the club performance. Changing from one coach to the other and things even got worst as the season got close yo its end. Next season will be a good season for Chelsea because there is a new coach and players will be shuffled. Some old players will leave the club and Chelsea will also buy new players. I hope that they will be able to go back to top four next season because Chelsea will focus all their attention on just EPL. I see next season as a very competitive season.

Chelsea crisis have lingered so long and this is realy affecting the club and what you pointed out as the over-involvement of the club owner/manager is what have limited the multiple coaches who have worked on Chelsea without any possible and positive results that will change the face of the club in this season and the previous seasons.


The possibility of Chelsea building a foreseeable team is high if the club owner could give the coach a free hand to put up a good and formidable team that can take the club to win the championship.

Nah! Mudryk is not a bad player, He's not a world class player either by has the capacity to get to that level, all he needs by him is a supportive coach to feul the potentials out of him and supportive team mates to defend him when he makes mistakes.

Being 22 infact makes it more great for him to express himself in the Premier League, so much bashing on the player, besides, this was his first season for Chelsea and in the Premier League. Playing for them in a season they had woeful show also did influenced or should I say affected him badly. Why all of these comparisons? He'll get to that, I'm certain. Either of the mentioned Nunez ans Gakpo make not even successfully stay in thr Premier League, it's not how well but how far they can go!

When Chelsea hired Potter, I assumed things would improve for the team, but instead, everything went awry. As a result, in my opinion, Chelsea was even unsure of how to proceed with the necessary actions throughout the season. The funny thing was that even minor teams were scoring goals while Chelsea was going through a difficult time. I believe that this is the worst season Chelsea has ever experienced.
However, when Lampard came to managed Chelsea, we anticipated that things would also improve, even if it's not good all but atleast we should see changes but no thing change the season become more difficult, as Lampard had previously been one of their best players before I was thinking he will know how manage the team excellently, However, as things have gotten harder for Chelsea lately, I'm hoping that things will be better for them next season.

Kovacic and kante already sold to the another club. Kante leaves from chelsea with free agent while kovacic already sold to the city. The problem is if chelsea was giving all of its key players in the lats season to the its rival.
I don't even know what project already prepared by pochettino but it sounds bad for me seeing so many important players leaving chelsea.

I can't imagine how bad the performance from the chelsea in a new form under pochettino. As you can see that mostly of new players bought during the winter transfer seasons were failed transfers.
Chelsea may be playing as bad as last season. I can't wait for the pre match to happen

Chelsea have several pre-season matches that their fans will be able to look forward to. One of them is the Florida Cup final match against Wrexham in July. Pochettino can prove his capacity by winning the title and prove that he is ready to bring more positive things to Chelsea. Apart from that, Pochettino will also play a friendly match against Dortmund, which is only 10 days before the first Premier League match starts.

Pochettino's biggest challenge is in the Premier League opener. Chelsea must accept Liverpool's challenge at Stamford Bridge, it will not be pleasant for him. However, Pochettino still has plenty of time to build his team up to be ready to face whoever they will face.

Anyway, if the head coach and the owner are not involved with any issues then surely the coach will get good support from the owner. That way, recruiting new players might be easy to do but yes, it still has to balance their finances as well meaning it doesn't need to be too extravagant. Also, Pochettino is not new to the Premier League so it will be easy for Pochettino to build the Chelsea squad, of course to get his best form next season. At least, even though maybe it's not so perfect, but with Pochettino I'm sure Chelsea won't fall outside the top ten in the standings.

That will all be answered when Chelsea start the game next season, everyone hopes that Mauricio Pochettino's presence can bring real change and not just talk. Personally, I've been waiting for Chelsea's ideal performance, as a big club that has had a bad season, of course it won't be as difficult as the club below it. Considering Chelsea have a reputation as the most influential club, even when it comes to changes, Mauricio Pochettino can certainly solve problem after problem in a short time. But back to the end result later that the process of matching the wishes of coaches and players needs to be built heart to heart in order to understand each other.

Chelsea may want to return with full force to perform well next season, but I don't think it will be possible in an easy way, because even if the team has a good coach and still the player didn't perform, nothing is going to change the team the following season. Chelsea always spends money on young players, and that is the main factor that is affecting them because lavishing young players with money causes them to perform poorly on the field.
Although I am aware that paying a premium price for a player is a good idea and that good players deserve the best, Chelsea purchases players without first determining the team's problems. As such, I would advise Chelsea to thoroughly investigate the squad before adding any more players.

Normally when there is lot of clubs after a player then the price tag of the player really takes a spike and its normal. I am glad that Arsenal left going after him when they didn't thought that it wasn't that worth going for. I however feel that he has lot of potential. He lacks finishing but I think if someone really direct him well then I think he really can be a team player and contribute a lot as a winger. It's a lot of pressure at Chelsea right now given how there season went so it will take time for him but I have no doubt about Mudryk as far as I have seen from him. I wouldn't classify him as a "worst purchase" , yeah he was overpriced like you said but if they give him chances then he will be a good a long term player and hopefully maybe can realize the value after his sale.

Newcastle is trying to improve the quality of its squad to face challenges next season, the arrival of new players is expected so they can compete in the Champions League. The money that Newcastle has is of course very attractive to quality players, Osimhen will likely have difficulty signing him because Napoli have no intention of selling him. The project built since the change in ownership of the club will make Newcastle one of the teams that will compete in the top four of the standings, if they consistently maintain their performance sooner or later Newcastle will become a challenger in the EPL title race.

Mudryk actually is a good player and he was performing well at Shakhtar Donetsk which make Potter was tempting to his talent and buy him but indeed he is overpriced because as a player with a price of 100 millions he should be able to give important contribution for Chelsea and indeed currently he was one of Chelsea's worst purchases in the winter transfer but because he is not on the list of players for sale i think Mudryk can showing to the fans that he can adapt and performing well next season and i have been notice one of important thing why Mudryk cannot able to performing well is he was lost his confidence and in my opinion he should be able to pick himself up and regain confidence

I quite understand Liverpool's current situation and they actually want to buy new players but we also know whether the owners are stingy or Liverpool don't have a lot of funds to be able to bring in talented players. I think in the winter Liverpool were only able to bring in Cody Gakpo and he is now used as the main striker and then paired with Darwin Nunez and Mohammed Salah. After that Liverpool haven't progressed much and I think it's Jurgen Klopp's job to quickly overcome this for next season's competition.

Liverpool's second purchase this summer is Alexis Mac Allister who was brought in from Brighton and of course Liverpool want to start regenerating after being left by James Milner. Maybe even though they are superior in the European league, it doesn't guarantee that Liverpool can win it easily and I think Liverpool will focus more on the EPL to improve their position so they can finish back in the top 4 of the standings.

But I ask myself what his reputation actually is like? I mean if you compare him with Galtier from PSG and both have been the manager there, what is the difference between the two? Yes he knows the Premier League, but he also hasn't won anything in five years with Tottanham and seriousyl winning Ligue 1 doesn't count that much because it is the same for Galtier. The good thing for Pochettino is that he can fully focus on the Premier League and the FA Cup and he doesn't really have that much too lose. But there will still be expectations and none of the other teams is sleeping. I also have no idea whether Arsenal is able to repeat what they have done last season. Liverpool is also not safe to say how they might perform. Tottenham also has problems. The only candidate that will once more perform on the best level possible will be Manchester City for now.

Burnley, Sheffield United and Luton Twon FC will be the new colors in the English Premier League next season, yes the three clubs will replace the positions of Leicester City, Leeds United and Southampton who have failed to save themselves from being relegated this season. I hope the 3 promoted clubs next season will be able to compete with the clubs already in the Premier League waiting for them. Much better if they can compete in the top flight with other big clubs like Manchester City, Arsenal, Manchester United.



I want to see them progress, which means they don't have to be the best, but they provide enough development that makes us believe that they will be ready to get up and compete in the coming season. Blaming a number of people who are said to be the cause of Chelsea's decline this season is not a solution but it will make the atmosphere worse. I hope they don't attack each other and blame each other, but improve overall it's better to rebuild the team for next season.