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The narrative that Sarri disliked CHO is such garbage synthesised by you agenda filled reeks. All Sarri asked of the fans was patience, and an environment where he could develop without any pressure.
He always praised CHO, and said that he will be at his best at 22-23.
1/n. https://twitter.com/ExpectedChelsea/status/1285534448591810560
He always praised CHO, and said that he will be at his best at 22-23.
1/n. https://twitter.com/ExpectedChelsea/status/1285534448591810560
He also gave him sufficient chances for an 18 year old, and was protecting him from being assaulted by the media like he is now. Also, was protecting him from any career threatening injury which he faced eventually anyway, however unfortunate.
2/n.
2/n.
He held his beloved 'boyhood club' hostage and handed in a transfer request. Signed a new bumper contract. If anything, he invited the pressure upon himself to deliver. Yes he's back from injury and yes he needs time, but stop defending every fucking thing he does.
3/n.
3/n.
Certain fans last season didn't help the cause either by piling unnecessary pressure on him and calling him starboy and generational and whatnot. Exactly what Sarri did not want. But he was put through it anyway, and is now struggling to get game time.
4/n.
4/n.
Everyone paints the picture of CHO vs Sarri (both sides - the Sarri fanbois and the youth enthusiasts), when the real point of view should be of the club. Remember, we're Chelsea fans, not Sarri fans or CHO fans. And think about how their theatrics affected the club.
Maybe, just maybe, there's a reason why Sarri is the manager of Juventus and you're just behind a screen on twitter, and that's because he has a better knowledge of football than you 
I'm open to debate in a respectful manner.
I'm open to debate in a respectful manner.
