Chelsea vs Luton (EFL Cup 2nd Round) Thursday 27th August 19:30 GMT

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Penders​
Fofana Lacroix Hato​
Neto Caicedo Barco Chavarria​
Estevao Quenda​
Welbeck​
 
I hope Xabi rest Lacroix, Caicedo, the front 3 and Reece (maybe Lavia)

Everybody else should be either trying to impress or proving they should stay.

 
Don't think we need 5 defenders for this one.

Penders

Palestra - Fofana - Colwill - Chavarria

Caicedo © - Barco

Quenda - Estevao - Gittens

Welbeck

 
I hope Xabi rest Lacroix, Caicedo, the front 3 and Reece (maybe Lavia)

Everybody else should be either trying to impress or proving they should stay.
We don't have any other CBs; Tosin, Badiashile, and Disasi are gone. Alonso also mentioned that Colwill will be managed carefully.

Caicedo needs match sharpness, hence why I included him. (Essugo is also likely gone, too. Henderson isn't fit.)

Lacroix is a machine. He's going to be the staple of our defence.

 
Would like to see penders in goal for this and hope he does well and starts in the league

Penders

Josh fofana colwill

Neto barco James chavarria

Estevao welbeck gittens

 
I would expect a strong lineup of mostly our best 11. Get the job done, then mass changes on 65 minutes.

Up the Chels!

 
GK: Mike Penders

RCB: Josh Acheampong

CB: Wesley Fofana

LCB: Jorrel Hato

RWB: Pedro Nato

CM: Dario Essugo

CM: Valentín Barco

LWB: Pep Chavarría

RAM: Estêvão

LAM: Geovany Quenda

ST: Danny Welbeck

I wouldn't be putting Caicedo, James et al anywhere near the starting eleven. Keep those boys fresh for the Prem.

 
I'd like to see Penders get a game here, but I guess it's a bit of a no win for him. I imagine that if we put out a decent side we win comfortably and he has absolutely nothing to do. Or we field some weird makeshift eleven and it goes to pot and he gets exposed by an unfamiliar and chaotic defence that could leave him looking a plonker.

 
I'd like to see Penders get a game here, but I guess it's a bit of a no win for him. I imagine that if we put out a decent side we win comfortably and he has absolutely nothing to do. Or we field some weird makeshift eleven and it goes to pot and he gets exposed by an unfamiliar and chaotic defence that could leave him looking a plonker.
Lol, honestly I don't get your logic here. No football club can base selection decisions like this.

As a pro footballer he will be used to pressure, and really this is one of the least pressured games he could ever play.

 
Lol, honestly I don't get your logic here. No football club can base selection decisions like this.
The logic is that if he plays and the game is as comfortable as everyone expects, it does nothing to push a case for him taking Sanchez's place.

As a pro footballer he will be used to pressure, and really this is one of the least pressured games he could ever play.
And thus it proves nothing and means Sanchez starts against Brighton.

 
The logic is that if he plays and the game is as comfortable as everyone expects, it does nothing to push a case for him taking Sanchez's place.

And thus it proves nothing and means Sanchez starts against Brighton.

The logic is that if he plays and the game is as comfortable as everyone expects, it does nothing to push a case for him taking Sanchez's place.

And thus it proves nothing and means Sanchez starts against Brighton.
As long as he doesn't make errors directly leading to a goal it proves he's in better form than Sanchez.

If that's not good enough for you then what is? Which exact scenario are you waiting for?

 
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