Chelsea fullback Ben Chilwell insists there's no panic over their slow season start.
Chelsea broke up for international week with defeat at home to Nottingham Forest.
Chilwell said, "You know, [we're] not probably where we'd want to be. I think there are a lot of positives but, of course, the results are the main thing.
"Obviously two losses and a draw from three games that we'd expect to win isn't where we'd want to be.
"So, not the perfect start that that we'd want but, of course, it's a very long season. The good thing about the Premier League is you have every week to turn it round."
On the importance of patience, Chilwell added: "I think a lot of people probably look at it as an excuse, but we do have a very young squad with a lot of very new players, a new manager.
"We're all still trying to gel back together, which, of course, you don't have time to do when you're playing in the Premier League.
"It has taken a bit longer than we'd hoped but we're all very confident in the building that we have such a talented squad and a great manager that it will come good very soon."