Dealing with chaos is something most Chelsea supporters are well accustomed to. Even if that chaos may only be related to frequent changes in the dugout, the predictability of unpredictability is an in-joke amongst those who love the club.
But 2022 has tested that humour given its serious turns and seismic change in the space of three months at the beginning of the year with the change in ownership. The sanctions briefly caused speculation over the club's entire future, with consistent reports about the takeover and whether it would go through in time.
Then a summer of upheaval behind the scenes and on the pitch, followed by the shock sacking of Thomas Tuchel. The final change was probably to most ordinary thing to happen at the club this year.
