Firstly, buying expensive players isn't capitalising on success. You buy smart, which is buying what you really need. It's not a jamboree of throwing money everywhere because you made a few million. Secondly, there is a wage cap to protect our future financially considering we don't generate much from Stamford Bridge. Thirdly, this current project has proven to be progressive so far. We keep getting better and are close to reaching a very good competitive level. This idea of wanting more and more every time without being patient is very childish. Like a child who gets tired of his new toy every passing day. People need to calm down and trust the process we are going through to get to the top. It must not be rushed to avoid unwanted collapse. Whatever we are doing is working, no point changing direction at this point. I thought that by now some of us must have learnt that spending millions on the so-called big and important players on huge wages doesn't guarantee success. We are doing great. Don't listen to all these BS.