Jose Mourinho's men have suffered seven losses in their opening 12 Premier League games, leaving them 16th in the table, just three points clear of the relegation zone.
And Fabregas has admitted everything is going wrong for Chelsea, who winners of a league-cup double last season.
"The season is being f*****," the Spain international told Marca.
"Things aren't working out and the results aren't doing our performances justice. We're playing better but aren't having any luck.
"When things are going your way, you flick the ball with your heel and it flies into the top corner, whereas now every pile-driver is going off target.
"Either way, we need to get back to winning ways sooner rather than later."
Fabregas has already denied reports he led a mutiny against under-fire manager Jose Mourinho and again played down talk of a breakdown in their relationship.
"Things with Mou are good. Obviously when you're not winning things always get said, whereas when you're winning everything's rosy," Fabregas said.
"When you're not winning everything is that much harder, but all of us - the players, fans and the coach - have to pull together and be tough.
"We're the only ones who can turn things round. Nobody is going to give us a helping hand.
"We're still in a position to challenge the big boys in the Champions League, but in the Premier League we need to get our act together right away."
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