YorkshireBlue

100% agree, I can't 100% blame poch just because if the reports are true, he was basically begging for experience players to be brought in and he got none.

2 kids performing well in teams with experience players at there peak around them, huge difference to been chucked in to a team full of no experience and not 1 player in there prime.

Exactly, I didn't say, it makes you entire point invalid

Find the post where I said he's world class

Not entirely accurate, bigger budget, but 1 billion on non proven kids is alot different to 1 billion on superstars

I'm not one for sacking managers quickly, but I fear his time is up, nothing changes, no intensity, Correct me if I'm wrong here, but over 2 season and 3 managers, have we actually had our strongest team on the pitch yet?

World class

We don't need 27, key signing is a WC CF some one to drag defenders and score goals, our movement is shocking and teams find it far to easy to defend against us.

What formation are we even playing

I miss Werner, we have no one who drags defenders away, so static

Keeper as well

Do we have a coach for corners?

🤣 You have settled to much for mediocre, your focusing of silly mistakes by players than the actual problem at this club.

Excuse for what? We are shit if you can't see that I can't help you.

Imagine scoring a header from a corner without the need to jump....

👆 If you take them like that fair enough, there is 100 things wrong with this team and sterling is no where near the top of that list.

Am not sticking up for it, I'm just not lossing my head over one missed chance, especially as he's been the best player today, typical talk Chelsea witch hunt during a game.

How many chances has the lad put on a plate for other players this game? People making out he's the reason we aren't one up, he could have been the reason why we should be 3 or 4 up, that's facts

Is that how low we are now? That not passing a ball against wolves to score a goal puts the fear of death into people? Not to mention I trust sterling there with the keeper, rather than Jackson with an open net

It's how forwards think, the glory of scoring a goal, selfish to us, but normal to them, I'm not saying what sterling did is right far from it, but it's normal in football, seen it hundreds of times, it is what it is.

Read the post before replying

Your probably right, Jackson would have had to control the ball first

Jackson, Palmer, sterling , broja all would have done the same, forward players want goals not assists, your deluded if you think otherwise

It's sport, it's the moment, you win the ball you want to score, it's just how it is.

Reaction on here leads me to believe some of you guys haven't watched football very long, not the first time I've seen that and definitely won't be the last either.