Wilfried Ndidi heads in Leicester's second-half
equaliser against Chelsea (AP)Which meant that the final whistle was greeted by the kind of subdued sigh that comes when neither team
are quite satisfied after 90 minutes of chipping away at one another, like no one could quite remember why
they’d began arguing in the first place. Chelsea showed glimpses of what it is they are trying to achieve, but
it was a stark reminder that it will take time, and that everyone at Stamford Bridge will require a rare
commodity in these parts in recent years: patience.