Isak has a Premier League hat-trick.
Haaland has a Premier League hat-trick.
João Pedro has a Premier League hat-trick.
Bruno Fernandes has a Premier League hat-trick.
Semenyo has a Premier League hat-trick.
Foden has a Premier League Hatrick.
Brian Brobbey just got a Premier League hat-trick yesterday.
But a certain “star boy” who has been at Arsenal for 10 years still doesn’t have a single Premier League hat-trick…
And I’m supposed to believe he’s world-class?
🚨| Enzo Maresca's Manchester City have won 7 consecutive games
✅ 2-1 win vs Bournemouth
✅ 4-1 win vs Crystal Palace
✅ 1-0 win vs Coventry City
✅ 2-0 win vs Porto
✅ 1-0 win vs Manchester United
✅ 5-0 win vs Norwich
✅ 5-3 win vs Sunderland
If you watch Declan Rice play football for a full 90 minutes & then come to the conclusion that he’s one of the best midfielders in the world / a Ballon D’or level player then this sport is not for you.
Just 9 points behind title favourites Manchester City
All that money. All that hype. And Frank Lampard’s Coventry are already breathing down their necks
Coventry City aren’t here to take part. They’re here to take over!
#PUSB
✍️ If you look at Pochettino's reign as Chelsea manager, he struggled to find the right balance until March, two months to the end of the season, and he won the last 5 games.
Maresca struggled for consistency and balance in his first season, until February, and finished strong, the rode that into CWC and won it. Then injuries to Colwill and Palmer, with poor recruitment made the following season a bit unstable but we remained close to top four until he left.
However, we were there not because of the quality of the squad which was already compromised but because the main core of the squad already understood his game and demands. That's what you get with stability. You can manage better when big players are out. Look at Villa, they made those changes and kept Unai Emery — it will help them a lot.
For us, the moment Maresca left and we tried to change in the middle of the season, everything went down the drain. It's simply very difficult to do with an inexperienced squad.
For me, at this point, stability is not negotiable for us, it doesn't matter how long it's going to take. We must make sure we don't mess up this time. We must believe in Alonso and give him all the time he needs. There is no other option.
Going back and forth doesn't help us.
He was our academy coach and the mastermind behind our treble-winning season. He went to Chelsea to gain Premier League experience so he could come back and take us to the next level.