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Chelsea Have Not Downed Tools Despite Dismal Run, Says McFarlane
Calum McFarlane said Chelsea remain in a good place despite a six-match league skid that has ended automatic Champions League hopes.
- On Saturday, Chelsea travels to Liverpool seeking to end a dismal six-match Premier League losing streak after falling to Nottingham Forest on Monday, marking their worst run since 1993.
- Interim boss Calum McFarlane defended his squad's attitude on Thursday, insisting they are "in a good place" despite Sky pundit Jamie Carragher labeling Chelsea a "broken club."
- Teenage debutant Jesse Derry will miss the remainder of the season following a horror head injury during Monday's 3-1 defeat against Forest, though McFarlane confirmed early signs are "positive."
- Off the pitch, the Chelsea Supporters Trust has "overwhelmingly rejected" proposed changes to the club's ticketing policy, with fan protests planned for the FA Cup final and the Tottenham fixture.
- Despite the current turmoil, McFarlane maintains the club possesses the "foundations" for future success, respecting external criticism while focusing on his daily experience with players in training.
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Leaning Left4Leaning Right2Center3Last UpdatedBias Distribution45% Left
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- 45% of the sources lean Left
45% Left
L 45%
C 33%
R 22%
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