Chelsea are really at panic stations now. The downward slide that began with our battering against Spurs back in the Autumn is only accelerating, despite the couple of tight away wins thrown in there to keep the wolves from the door.
Now, another decisive defeat against Arsenal has reopened all those old wounds, and Maurizio Sarri has gone as far as calling out his own players in his press conferences.
He’s also insisted that he won’t’ make that many changes, but given this Thursday’s cup second leg against Spurs is a cup game, he’s surely going to try some rotation.
Maurizio Sarri says he's not scared of Chelsea's player power and he will only make minor changes despite recent troubles #CFC https://t.co/Db8eliLLLz
— Nizaar Kinsella (@NizaarKinsella) January 20, 2019
Marcos Alonso was shocking against Arsenal, and surely won’t make the cut against their North London rivals.
We’ve said this all too many times in the last month, but we really believe that our coach must have reached the end of the line with the Spaniard, and Emerson will surely believe he can win a first team place with a good showing on Thursday.
