“He play the wrong position” – Chelsea fans tells Pochettino to stop using 21-year-old Chelsea star in this wrong position after Aston Villa draw
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!In the aftermath of Chelsea’s draw against Aston Villa, the disapproving murmurs of the fanbase have coalesced into a resounding chorus, imploring manager Mauricio Pochettino to reconsider his deployment of Cole Palmer as a false nine.
The déjà vu of Palmer’s stint in this unconventional role, reminiscent of the Middlesbrough clash at the Riverside, became a disconcerting refrain. A litany of missed scoring opportunities, evoking a sense of deja vu, unfolded once again, leaving the Stamford Bridge faithful grappling with a palpable sense of frustration.
The dismayed echoes from the fanbase now serve as a vocal plea to Pochettino, beseeching him to desist from subjecting Cole Palmer to the rigors of the striker position. The sentiment is unanimous among Chelsea supporters – a collective plea urging the Blues boss to preserve the player’s potential and not let his capabilities be marred by the burden of an ill-fitted role.
As the aftermath of the Villa encounter reverberates through the digital realm, Chelsea aficionados, with a tinge of exasperation, implore Pochettino to heed their collective plea: “Don’t ruin him in that position.” The resonance of this entreaty lingers in the air, a fervent hope that the tactical misstep does not become a recurrent motif in Palmer’s burgeoning career.
Mauricio Pochettino: "We are going to try with Cole Palmer and Gallagher to find some more options. Sometimes Palmer will be a striker or sometimes it will be Gallagher. We will try and move a little bit and not give too much to Aston Villa."
— Chels HQ (@Chels_HQ) January 26, 2024
My man of the match was Cole Palmer, who was yours? pic.twitter.com/rBAh1cCH1b
— Frank Khalid OBE (@FrankKhalidUK) January 26, 2024
My man of the match was Cole Palmer, who was yours? pic.twitter.com/rBAh1cCH1b
— Frank Khalid OBE (@FrankKhalidUK) January 26, 2024