Todd Boehly would not have been under any illusion when he agreed terms for his consortium to become the new ownership group of Chelsea Football Club. Boehly has now seen three matches since the Blues released a statement about the deal they had struck with the American billionaire.
The first was a home draw with Wolves. Boehly saw his new side go 2-0 up at Stamford Bridge, but then witnessed how quickly things can change and a result can swing in the Premier League, with Wolves drawing 2-2.
Then, a trip to Leeds United followed a few days later. It was a solid performance from Chelsea, who won 3-0, but in truth, Leeds were their own enemies on the day.