George Elek
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1,176 appearances
5 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 4d ago
George Elek’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Obviously Game of State plays a big part when you're one nil down within a minute, but but even so it suggests we're gonna see a possession heavy style of play.
And even though there were times in the game where Chelsea looked like they were a cut above for the last, what, twenty five minutes, it kind of felt like a goal was probably coming for Fulham and it was only the the best chance of the game came
Again with Sanchez.
Just extraordinary decision making and positioning when there was a a clip all over the top of which Ansi Robinson ran ran in onto off the left hand side and Sanchez, you know, committed to coming and then just stopped basically before he got anywhere near it and then just kind of stood his ground and and Robin and Robinson had the whole goal to to lob into it was on his weaker foot and he and he put it wide.
So yeah, I mean I think you know y you'd probably come away from that game thinking Chelsea showed in flashes what they're capable of, but also full
Them certainly, you know, a lot of people I think have seen when you see a manager like Marco Silva leave, who's been at a club for a long time and has done done very well, um, and a an un an untested manager come in, you kind of chort them down for maybe a regression.
But no, I thought yesterday they they gave a good account of themselves.
He does uh
Yeah, I mean they've been
You know, they've been poor.
Um, as you alluded to, it felt like they were two-nil up against Burnley but without really necessarily deserving to be.
And Z and Fleming had a lot of chances before he scored the two goals to get them back into it.
Um, I think we spoke when um I was on a month or so ago before the start of the season about what Jacob was saying there.
Like Nuno is not a manager who's had any success in his whole career by dominating possession.
So why?
Does it make sense to retain a manager who is going to have a lot of games like Saturday where they're gonna face up to teams in a low block, not even when they go ahead, but at nil nil teams are gonna set up to try and frustrate them and sit off them 'cause they know that the quality of the likes of Bowen and Peru and and Solomon
And means that if you give them space to to run into, they're going to exploit that split that space.
So I'd be I'd be really surprised if Nuno is still there, as we've seen quite consistently.
Like it's a long season if West Ham continues to have a poor start and their games coming up in you know, they play Wolves uh next Tuesday, they play Wrexham, they play Millwall, they play Watford all, you know, but and Derby all by the end of um by by the middle of September.
It's not an easy start.
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