This may work in our favour because if RLC still doesn't get a regular place in the Chelsea eleven he may want to leave Chelsea more (permanently or loan). The problem maybe how what a loan deal will be compared to last season.

I'm sure a permanent deal will not be on due to other clubs wanting him who he would prefer to go to.

In a newspaper in 2016, 'Chelsea have recommitted to helping him become a first-team regular with the promise of a proper chance to shine.', when RLC signed a five year contract. Will RLC see it that way, perhaps he is too impatient?

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The pyramid to beat all pyramids!!

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Find out what team is in which division, eg which division is Coppull United in?

Interestly Sarri said afterwards it is difficult because they have 5 midfielders competing for 3 places. So that would be Kante, Jorghino, Barkley, Kovatic and RLC. So what is Danny Drinkwater doing these days, selling burgers?
As for RLC he needs to decide whether he is happy with a bit part role at Chelsea, taking his cash and rotting in the reserves each weekend, and then becoming a journeyman later in his career or whether he actually wants and is hungry enough to become the footballer his talent warrants.

Couldn't believe him throwing a player under the bus when he's scored a hatrick as the team dished out a thrashing.

If Loftus-Cheek wants to "become a first-team regular with the promise of a proper chance to shine" then all he has to do is sign the piece of paper Parish has in his file and put on a red and blue shirt. He doesn't have to put up with this t***.

OTOH if he enjoys watching football matches I suppose he's in the right place.

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