Chelsea are becoming that team; go down early, then storm back and win, which is thrilling and kind of maddening. The second half (especially vs West Ham) gets framed as some of the best football they’ve played outside the Barcelona ga...

They kick off joking, then recap a fun Chelsea win over Palace where the team actually looked like they enjoyed themselves. The only real sour note: even up 3–0 and up a man, Chelsea somehow still conceded late (off a corner), which felt unnece...

They start hyped: Chelsea “saved the season” by beating Brentford. Then they immediately undercut it—result great, but it wasn’t an easy win. Brentford won the stat battle (corners/chances/xG), and Chelsea probably got a little lucky.The...

They’re reacting to a chaotic Chelsea–Arsenal cup match that felt “close but sloppy”: plenty of energy and pressure, but goals driven more by mistakes than control. They like that Chelsea looked more intense and direct under the new manager, an...

They’re in full “anti-Arsenal” mode, sparked by rage-watching Liverpool vs Arsenal and a Martinelli moment that, to them, perfectly sums up why Arsenal are so easy to hate. That energy carries into the Chelsea conversation: they’ll happily take...