Levi Colwill: Delusional Ambitions at Chelsea
Levi Colwill’s talking about Chelsea conquering England and Europe next season. Let’s get real. Beating PSG in the Club World Cup is hardly a sign you’re ready to dominate the Premier League and Champions League. It’s a glorified friendly, not a proper test of grit and consistency.
Chelsea’s been all over the place lately. One good game doesn’t mean you’re suddenly world-beaters. The Premier League is a marathon, not a sprint. You need consistency, not just a flash in the pan. And let’s not forget the Champions League. It’s a different beast altogether. You can’t just stroll in with a bit of confidence and expect to win it.
Colwill’s got potential, sure, but he’s not exactly a seasoned pro. He should focus on nailing down a starting spot before dreaming of lifting trophies. The hype around young players these days is ridiculous. They need to prove themselves week in, week out, not just talk a big game.
Chelsea’s squad has talent, but talent alone doesn’t win titles. It’s about hard work, discipline, and a bit of humility. The Premier League is ruthless, and if you’re not up for the fight every single week, you’ll get found out. Same goes for Europe. You can’t just rely on past glories or big names.
The reality is, Chelsea’s got a lot to prove. They need to show they can handle the pressure and deliver when it matters. Talk is cheap. It’s time to put in the hard yards and let the results do the talking. Until then, all this talk of conquering England and Europe is just hot air.