So, how CAN Carlo Ancelotti make Fernando Torres fit in at Chelsea?

Feeling blue: Fernando Torres had a tough debutCarlo Ancelotti is trying to harness an unbalanced squad while challenging for trophies and entertaining the owner. Those who saw Chelsea lose to Liverpool with Fernando Torres, Didier Drogba and Nicolas Anelka in attack will admit work needs to be done. Ancelotti used Drogba and Torres as strikers with Anelka behind them the same plan which worked brilliantly at Sunderland five days earlier when Salomon Kalou played the Torres role. Kalou, however, is selfless, willing to go wide and play to Drogba's strengths. Against a Liverpool team content to counterattack, Chelsea seemed devoid of ideas and energy. Width was supposed to come from Jose Bosingwa and Ashley Cole but they were nullified by Liverpool's wing-backs. Imposing change is not easy, especially as Chelsea don't have anyone to play on the right wing, which stops the manager playing 4-4-2 or 4-2-3-1. Ancelotti can persevere with his new 4-3-1-2 formation and hope his players adjust or return to 4-3-3 and make a choice between Torres and Drogba.4-3-1-2: Cech; Bosingwa, Ivanovic, Terry, Cole; Essien, Luiz, Lampard; Anelka; Drogba, Torres.4-3-3: Cech; Ivanovic, Luiz, Terry, Cole; Essien, Mikel, Feeling blue: Torres Lampard; Anelka, Torres, Malouda. Six diabolical debuts: From Rio Ferdinand's Leeds bow to Jonathan Woodgate's first Bernabeu outingReds have not ruined it! ?50m man Torres confident Chelsea can win titleAll the latest Chelsea news, features and opinion  Explore more:People: Jose Bosingwa, Fernando Torres, Nicolas Anelka, Didier Drogba, Ashley Cole, Carlo Ancelotti Places: Liverpool

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