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Football has been gone for a while and will be gone for a while yet. What would the season have looked like for Chelsea had it continued?
Travis Tyler|
Not too many Chelsea players stay long enough to overstay their welcome. Here are six who left the Blues too soon, perhaps before the team needed them most.
The Pride of London Staff|
David Luiz left Chelsea because it was easier than fighting for a spot. What if he had stayed with Frank Lampard as the manager this season?
Travis Tyler|
Ex-Chelsea winger Kevin de Bruyne warned against a spike in injuries if players do not have the proper lead time before returning to play.
George Perry|
Chelsea, like everyone else, has its usual expenses and few to none of its usual revenue. Football clubs should not go on the government dole.
George Perry|
Eden Hazard attracted interest abroad almost immediately, but what would Chelsea have looked like had the Belgian left sooner than he did?
Travis Tyler|
Pedro became the Premier League's most decorated player while at Chelsea. If his time at Stamford Bridge is over, he did more than enough.
Vansh Ambashta|
Jurgen Klopp’s irritation at a winning strategy is proof that Pep Guardiola’s infatuation of Chelsea's old "Sarriball" is complete nonsense.
Olaoluwa Nwobodo|
Lionel Messi is making trading cards (apparently) and has named his top 15 youth in the world. Two Chelsea players make the list despite the boo boys.
Travis Tyler|
Chelsea missed their chance in 2015 to hire Jurgen Klopp. What if the Blues had acted faster in the hiring of the German?
Travis Tyler|
Chelsea have not played football for three weeks, and they may not be playing football within three months. This is no time for levity.
George Perry|
Chelsea were set for an active summer transfer window. The post-coronavirus transfer market will be much more constrained than at any time in recent years.
Tan Yi Hao|
Chelsea's best teams have never been about the best individual players, but the best combinations and partnerships on the pitch.
The Pride of London Staff|
Chelsea's second leg win against Napoli at home in the 2012 Champions League should never be forgotten in the bigger sweep of that season.
Ashish Thomas|
Who knows what tomorrow will bring? Simply getting through today requires some out-of-the-box thinking about what Chelsea have accomplished this season.
Hugo Amaya|
Gabriel Magalhaes has gone from near unknown to all but done and dusted Chelsea target in just a few days of rumors flying.
Travis Tyler|
The return of football is still uncertain. However, two certainties is that it will return, and when it does Chelsea have a problem with their strikers.
Oliver Smith|
Football is going to be different in the future. Chelsea will only be able to have players who want to play for Chelsea, and that will make things better.
Barrett Rouen|
Chelsea is being linked to Real Madrid "flop" after Real Madrid "flop". Mateo Kovacic has paved the way for an easy rumor mill.
Travis Tyler|
In light of the double hit the economy is taking from the coronavirus and an oil price war, the obstacles to a new Chelsea stadium look like godsends.
George Perry|
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