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My Alonso take:
- Alonso is a good manager. Way better than what he is currently showing right now.
- Do we have a right to feel slightly aggrieved? Absolutely. In an ideal world we would have looked more like a team by now.
- Are we at a stage where we need to consider replacing him? Absolutely not.
We need to build something slowly that sticks. We need to finally build solid foundations and sadly, whether we like it or not, that takes time. Some managers can do it quickly, some take more time.
Unless things become catastrophic, Alonso needs 2 years. All the managers that some fans want to replace Alonso with all had time to succeed at their clubs.
Fabregas and Hurlezer, two managers who have been suggested, are both in season 3.
I am not here trying to make excuses for Alonso, he has made some bizarre choices and is overcomplicating things, but as he has said before, the team we see in May will be wildly different to what we are now.
As I have always said, football can change in an instant. Let’s hope this international break we get some of our key players back and Alonso takes a deep dive how to improve things.
At least we aren’t Man U!
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If you think that Xabi Alonso doesn't know what he needs to do to make us competitive, then you are kidding yourself.
The problem is that you want it to be sorted today, rather than going through the process to build a formidable team; this is the problem with the average Chelsea fan.
There is a lack of trust in any process that doesn't involve winning every weekend, but realistically, such processes go through a period of inconsistency which we as fans struggle to accept.
This is just the truth and we all know it.
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To those begging for Cesc Fàbregas:
Como his 1st season — 10th
Como his 2nd season — 4th
Como this season — 5th
Done well, yes, but Serie A is shit in comparison to the PL, yet you’re acting like he’s gonna come here and not have big growing pains. Insane. Just back Xabi ffs.
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Sunderland’s Trai Hume: “Chelsea is probably the biggest game of the season.”
(🎥 via @footballontnt)
#CFC #SAFC
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Enzo Jeremías Fernández will go down as the most useless, unimportant, unneeded, pointless, ineffective, superfluous, inconsequential and redundant signing in the history of Manchester City Football Club.
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125 million on Enzo Fernandez and I still don’t know what he offers to this team 😭
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$GOOGL Going for the Full Retracement of A Wave.
30% — Wave A extends immediately $320 fails → $300 → ~$275 without much of a meaningful B rally first.
$GOOGL MONTHLY WAVE COUNT
NOW WAVE A CAN GO DEEPER, BUT IT SHOULD GET A RELIEF BOUNCE WAVE B MAYBE 2-3 MONTHS, THEN THE REAL FLUSH.
MY GUESS THAT LINES UP WITH DECEMBER RATE HIKE. A lot of CHARTS WILL GET DECEMBER FLUSH ON A RATE HIKE + 23 HOUR TRADING + Anthropic SUPPLY HITTING THE MARKETS.
Wave 1: late-2022/2023 recovery into roughly $190–200.
Wave 2: early-2025 correction toward ~$140.
Wave 3: explosive advance into the ~$330–350 zone.
Wave 4: sharp reset toward ~$270.
Wave 5: final acceleration/blow-off into $408.61.
Wave A: $408 → approximately $315–320
That is a ~22% correction and gets price almost perfectly into the 61.8% retracement zone.
Wave B: If $315–320 holds, a countertrend rally toward approximately $345–360 would be extremely reasonable.
The 38.2% line around $357.77 becomes the obvious target/magnet.
But this is the trap:
Wave B rallies often look like the bull market is completely back. They can be violent enough to suck everyone back in before Wave C starts.
The level I would watch hardest: $320
This is almost beautifully binary.
Hold $315–320:
→ supports the idea that Wave A is completing
→ opens the door for a Wave B relief rally
→ first area ~$340–345
→ major target ~$355–360
Lose $315 decisively on monthly/weekly structure:
→ tells me Wave A probably isn't finished
→ ~$300 becomes vulnerable
(DAILY GAP FILL AT $305)
→ then ~$275–285 becomes the next major structural area.
And Retracement around ~$270–275 is where the chart gets really interesting.
That area roughly corresponds with prior MONTHLY Wave 4 zone, which Elliott technicians frequently watch because corrections after a completed 5-wave impulse often retrace toward the previous fourth-wave territory.
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2022 low → 2026 high = complete 5-wave secular impulse
If that's correct, then the correction following $408 doesn't necessarily end at $320.
A completed five-wave advance is normally followed by a correction of the entire five-wave sequence, not simply Wave 5.
That makes The $270-ish Wave C zone extremely plausible.
From $408.61:
$357.77 = 38.2% area
~$340 = 50% neighborhood
~$320 = 61.8% area
~$270–280 = prior Wave 4 / larger structural support
The convergence around $270–285 is what catches my eye most.
That would be roughly a 30–34% drawdown from the high, substantial enough to reset sentiment without destroying Alphabet's longer-term secular bull thesis.
My probability tree from this chart alone
I'd frame it roughly:
50% — A → B → C correction
$320-ish holds → bounce $345–360 → eventual C-wave toward ~$280–300.
30% — Wave A extends immediately
$320 fails → $300 → ~$275 without much of a meaningful B rally first.
20% — Correction already largely complete
$320 holds → earnings/catalyst → $360 reclaim → eventually re-attack $408.
Near-term catalyst:
Alphabet reports Q3 earnings Wednesday, October 28. Yahoo Finance
That makes this setup even more fascinating because earnings could literally become the event that decides whether $320 marks Wave A termination or merely another stop lower.
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Seems the inevitable has happened for some on here. Two months in and now Alonso is a bad manager.
From thinking we could never appoint such a manager, to now he’s actually not good enough.
It’s a legacy from Roman and the main reason Chelsea fans get taken the piss out of.
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Every single football award at the Ballon D'Or so far, 7 out of 7 has been won by a Spanish/Catalan person or club. Harry. You're really going to have to pull this one out
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Like Fabregas won't struggle with inconsistent results and performances in his first season.
Some fans think football like it's some fantasy game. We don't want to accept the process one bit.
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Football fans are so fickle. Last week Xabi Alonso was King and we were building him a statue, this week he’s the worst manager we’ve ever had and we’re walking him out of Stamford Bridge with a ‘shame’ A-board hanging over him. It's exhausting man.
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Chelsea Football Club has released the following update on Emiliano Martinez.





























