It’s a big disgrace – Sack Potter and terminate these two players’ contracts – Can we now get rid of him – Chelsea fans angrily request for termination of two Chelsea players

Despite a strong performance, Joao Felix was sent off, and Kalidou Koulibaly’s goal was unable to keep Chelsea from suffering another Premier League loss.

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It’s a big disgrace. Worst Chelsea team ever .

— Evans (@evans_meka1) January 12, 2023

Trevoh Chalobah’s deflection caught Kepa Arrizabalaga off guard, and he was unable to do much to stop Willian from scoring. However, Carlos Vinicius was able to drop back and score by heading in since the Spanish goalkeeper appeared to be stuck between going for the ball and doing so. 4.

Trevoh Chalobah – The defender made two poor header attempts prior to that, which gave Fulham opportunities. It was unfortunate that his attempted block enabled the ball to get into the goal. The 23-year-old’s performance in the first half earned him a yellow card. marginally better in the second half, but failed to keep Vinicius in sight for the header from the Fulham forward. 3.

Sack Potter, Terminate Havertz contract, terminate Mount, and lastly terminate Cucurella’s contract. E no go better for all of una.

— LERRY (@_AsiwajuLerry) January 12, 2023

Thiago Silva, a seasoned Brazilian who helped the Blues out of numerous jams, may have hoped to score with his first-half header. Although he had some less convincing moments, Chelsea’s finest defender was him frequently. 6. Kalidou Koulibaly – The Fulham front line exposed the former Napoli defender’s ability to change directions quickly. managed to score a close-range goal for the Blues when it mattered. 5.

Mount and harvert tried Abeg

— Selim Salam (@RealSelim3) January 12, 2023

When facing his former teammate, Cesar Azpilicueta did not have an easy task, as he was unable to move him to his weaker foot for Fulham’s first goal. had his work cut out for him, but he stayed with it. 5. Denis Zakaria – In the early going of the game, he struggled with the timing of his tackles but made up ground in the middle of the field. went down in the second quarter after releasing Kai Havertz and appeared upset, necessitating a replacement. 5.

Mateo Kovacic — For the majority of the first half, the Croatian international struggled to improve his accuracy when passing or shooting despite a few attempts at goal and some acrobatics. with the addition of Jorginho, better. 4.

Lewis Hall—He probably ought to have scored in the second minute—kept his composure while laying the foundation for the play. The 18-year-old had some difficulty with Bobby Decordova-Reid occupying the space behind him, but overall he played well, albeit not quite at the same level as his prior outings. 6.

Mason Mount – Demonstrated a few transient instances of finding space to challenge the opponent, but struggled to have an adequate amount of an impact on the game. However, it was his free kick that struck the post and set up Koulibaly’s goal. 4.

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Joao Felix: His first contribution was to turn in his man and pass a quality ball to Kai Havertz. He then displayed a variety of flicks and passes to give the Blues some hope. The 23-year-old was not scared to shoot on goal and tried to provide everything the Blues have been lacking lately, with the exception of a goal. produced a stunning challenge that resulted in a red card, erasing the good aspects of his play. 3.

Kai Havertz – The German forward occasionally displayed strong link-up play with Felix and harassed the Fulham defense. However, lacked the finishing touches to make his performance flawless enough to be a real, ongoing threat. 6.

Substitutes

Jorginho – Although he occasionally made Chelsea’s midfield more fluid, the Blues were unable to seize control of the match. 5.

Marc Cucurella – With Chelsea struggling in the closing 10 minutes of the game, the Spaniard had little opportunity to have an impact. 5.

Conor Gallagher – Tried to open up some doors, but his efforts were generally ineffective. 5.

Carney Chukwuemeka – May feel unlucky not to have started again and thought he may have offered some promise but had few opportunities. 5.

Hakim Ziyech – Like his teammates, Ziyech struggled to improve Chelsea’s performance during their time on the field in order to secure a draw. 5.