Henrique

Sarri is italian, he is under pressure, the emotions were high. He did a great job today in every aspect, even in his subs which is a surprise. Its a shame if he leaves because of a silly soap opera.

We dont need to create more drama, its League Cup, its important but the spirits are lighter. Even Aguero after he scored acted like in a way he wouldn't have if it was a WC or UCL final.

Azpi being the captain just shows this club is lacking in terms of leaders.

The decision to sub Kepa is in the same context...why replace the goalie if he said he was okay. It seems Sarri just wanted to make a point there.

Mate, listen, you are not playing video games. Kepa was the most expensive goalie in the world...the club won't get rid of him to back Sarri. Specially because the last time the club backed the manager over a player the trade was Morata replacing Costa.

Im okay with Luis losing and Kepa not saving the penalty...but Jorginho is mistake is unacceptable.

Its okay to take an audacious penalty once in a while, like Hazard today, but this clown always tries the same thing. It was pretty obvious this was going to happen soon or late.

I hate Jorginho even more now. You just can't accept what he did in the first penalty.

Fuck off.

What a goal.

I hate this camera.

Luiz hit the wall. The GK was in the ball again.

This Ederson fella is too good in the penalties. He is always in the right side.

Caballero would have taken that one.

FUCK YOU JORGINHO. It was always going to happen with those shit shoots.

It seems Zola backed Zola in the situation...

The club just break the bank to buy Kepa and is one of the bets players whole season. Sarri is the weaker side here.

Why the captain didn't ask Kepa to respect the managers decision? Weird. The team is not behind the coach.

Sarri will leave after this scenes. No doubt about it.

LOL WTF?

Oh no. Kepas was going to be our hero.

WTF are you doing Rudiger?

Nice from Odoi. Higuain was poor though.

The club would be killing managers careers if other clubs were not willing to give them a chance, and thats false. Other clubs did give them a chance and they also failed in those clubs, or are you suggesting that Scolari lost 7-1 because Chelsea fired him, AVB was latter fired by Spurs because Chelsea fired him before them, RDM failed in Schalke 04 and Aston Villa because of Chelsea...Mourinho was a flop with United because he was sacked in 2016? If you think for a while you just realize the cheap narrative that Chelsea is a bad place for managers just doesn't make much sense. Do you know how many permanent managers Bayern had since 2007? 7. How many permanent managers Real Madrid had since 2007? 9. How many permanent managers Real Madrid had since 2007? 6. How many many permanent managers Chelsea had since 2007? 8. Thats not really different from the numbers from Real, Bayern and Barcelona...but nobody is saying those clubs destroy manager careers.

Some fans buy the media brainless thing that Chelsea is unfair with their managers. Since Mourinho was sacked back in 2007, I think its fair to say that only Ancelotti received a rough treatment. Avran Grant - never produced a great job 10 years after he left Chelsea. Scolari - after getting sacked he went to Uzbekistan, then went back to Brazil when relegate Palmeiras, then there was the 7-1 and he was the main reason for that result, went to China then now is back to Brazil. AVB - was latter sacked by Spurs, then went to Russia and China. RDM - sacked by Schalke 04 before even completing an entire season, and then sacked by Aston Villa after 4 months. Mourinho - went to United where he had 2 mediocre seasons, and then finally sacked after the club realize he is now a mediocre manager. Conte - we still don't know whats going to happen with him, but with the record of past managers, there is a fair chance he won't put produce any decent job any time soo. The time showed that most of those guys were just not good enough for the job, as I said, Ancelotti is the only manager that had good results after leaving Chelsea, but lets not forget he was later sacked by Real Madrid and Bayern because both clubs didn't believe he was a long term manager. The club's problem is not sacking the managers, in 90% of those scenarios the club did the right thing, but the problem is they are just appointing the wrong people in a lot of those cases, like Grant, Scolari, AVB, RDM and even appointing Mourinho again. Most of the current problems have their roots in Mourinho's appointment back in 2013.