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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 unnecessary and sloppy in the game-state.

The main debate is about game management and style under Ignor. They hate how Chelsea goes passive once ahead—inviting pressure, corners, and late chaos—when they should be controlling the match with fresh legs and proactive possession. The bright spot is the attacking intent: winning the ball and moving it forward more directly than before, plus a standout “solo magic” goal (best moment of the match), with quick nods to Pedro’s finish and Enzo’s penalty.

They zoom out to the bigger picture: Cole Palmer’s absence and “unhappy in London” rumors feel like telephone-game clickbait more than a real transfer threat, likely tied to fitness and confidence after injury/illness. They also feel for fringe guys like Mark Guiu not getting minutes, then finish with table/fixture chatter—don’t underestimate West Ham, the Champions League week is massive and goal-difference tight, and despite the league’s chaos they’d still rather be Chelsea than almost anyone outside City/Arsenal (and they like Rosenior's vibe).