CAICEDO HAS BOSS VIBES

Moises can 'downsize' tragic Wolves

- by ALEX HANKIN

PUT Moises Caicedo on your shortlist to boss things at Stamford Bridge.

Chelsea, on their 12th manager in a decade including job shares/interims, welcome Wolves (8pm) who are looking for their 11th.

It must get hard to keep coming up with new candidates.

But with The Traitors now in the can, Alan Carr might be twiddling his thumbs until the Panto season, just saying. His dad used to manage Northampton Town of course, so there's that as well.

The Stamford Bridge faithfuls have fallen on their feet with Enzo Maresca, who is making a decent fist of life without Cole Palmer, and this is a tap-in for the Blues.

Wolves are in predictably poor shape after selling their best players in the summer, and though they put it all in for the 4-3 home defeat against a rotated Chelsea in the Carabao Cup, how are they going to keep out a side that's scored over two goals a pop since an opening day blank against Crystal Palace?

Pick of the likely lads at the prices for the home side are two players who were semi-rested for that cup win at Molineux - Caicedo and Enzo Fernandez.

The pair dismantled Tottenham last week and are both looking in upbeat, sparkling form.