by Alex Hess @https://twitter.com/@A_Hess Published 1 hour ago We are part of The Trust Project What is it? In football, it never takes long to turn a perception on its head. Take Chelsea’s midfield, for instance, which at the start of the season looked like a hastily confected mix of the distinguished and the deficient: Jorginho’s arrival was all well and good, but it would dislodge the team’s best player in N’Golo Kante. Ross Barkley, a hot prospect five years ago, had barely been seen since joining the club last January, while actual hot prospect Ruben Loftus-Cheek would be consigned to stagnation by Mateo Kovacic, a needless luxury signing. Three months on and Barkley is a...
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