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Chelsea need new manager and squad cull after horror Premier League season

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By Tom Roddy
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Seventeen points adrift of the top four and under its third manager for the season, Chelsea has endured a horror campaign. Times analyst TOM RODDY looks at the key areas that need to be addressed. Thiago Silva’s words will have reverberated around Stamford Bridge. The veteran Brazilian defender and Chelsea’s vice-captain is a highly popular figure among the ownership, but his message was one that demanded immediate action.
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Frank Lampard’s Chelsea manager return, Champions League opportunity

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By Tom Roddy
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The romantics around Stamford Bridge see Frank Lampard’s return to Chelsea as a resumption to the story. Robbed of his opportunity to manage in the Champions League knockout stage two years ago, when Lampard was sacked and his successor, Thomas Tuchel, inherited the team that won the competition, Chelsea’s most famous son has the chance to write the most spectacular of finales to the fairytale.
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Graham Potter’s Chelsea sacking analysed: Premier League struggles prove costly

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By Tom Roddy
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Graham Potter’s terrible tenure at Chelsea ended much like it began: overwhelmed and overcome by the magnitude of events around him. Less than three hours after Potter was announced as the chosen one to lead Chelsea in this new dawn under their ambitious American ownership, the interest and excitement around such a bold appointment was instantly extinguished by news that sent shockwaves far beyond these borders. Queen Elizabeth II had died.
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