Eden Hazard, Willian and Victor Moses scored for Chelsea as they easily brushed aside a tame Burnley side at Stamford Bridge on Saturday afternoon to maintain their perfect record.Hazard capitalized on a turnover in possession to drive forward into the Burnley half and finish emphatically into the bottom corner from 20 yards to give his side the lead. 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Managed 40 hitouts in one of his 10 games last year and would be a solid back-up to a ruckman-needy team.Ricky HendersonFormer club - AdelaideAge - 28, Games - 90, Goals - 43The rebounding defender found himself down the pecking order under Don Pyke but could prove a handy pick-up. Has the versatility to play in attack.Drew PetrieFormer club - North MelbourneAge - 34, Games - 316, Goals - 428Petrie was part of the shock cull that also claimed Brent Harvey, Nick Dal Santo and Michael Firrito, but the key forward still feels like he has something to give. He can pinch hit in the ruck and looms as a short-term option for West Coast, who will be without Nic Naitanui next year.Xavier RichardsFormer club - SydneyAge - 23, Games - 12, Goals - 13The tall forward is keen to return home to Victoria but the Swans couldnt find a trade partner. 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