The PFA Fans’ Premier League Player of the
Month for October has been named – and it’s
Chelsea’s Eden Hazard who has scooped the
honour.



Hazard has played a pivotal role in Chelsea’s rise
up the Premier League table of late, scoring
three goals and assisting one more in four
Premier League games over the month, as the
Blues have risen to fourth and just one point
behind current leaders Manchester City.



The Belgian has scored five league goals this
season, which already represents a better return
than his four strikes in the whole of the last
campaign.



Hazard won 27,262 votes on the poll, which has
held by Sky Sports, with Arsenal winger Theo
Walcott coming in second with 14,737.



Walcott scored two goals and assisted one for
the Gunners as they remained unbeaten
throughout the month.



Stoke midfielder Joe Allen came in third with
14,491 votes, the Welshman having inspired
three wins and a draw for his side with three
goals and two assists.



Dele Alli of Tottenham (2,012), Southampton
striker Charlie Austin (1,996) and Bournemouth
forward Callum Wilson (1,073) were also
included in the six-man poll.


Up Chelsea...... Up hazard... Lalasticala where are you??

Ok

i rep the blues

Ever Blue Na Im I Be!

Mrlemuel:
Ever Blue Na Im I Be!

if its nt a blue, it can neva b like a blue... Blue is d color, any other color is a Igbo Made.