Chelsea’s manager ENZO Maresca has doubled on the weekend “explosion,” and after he was qualified for the Champions League on the last day of the Premier League season, he saw his critics “f *** off”.
Blues returned to the Sunday Champions League with a Sunday Nottingham Forest 1-0.
Marska explained that there is no suspicion of achieving the Champions League football, despite constant defects by using the press conference after the game as an opportunity to bite critics.
Levi Colwill, who scored the winner of the City Ground, expressed his slogan after constantly criticized. “Everyone is talking a lot about us this season.”
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Levi Colwill’s second half scored three important scores for Nottingham Forest in the Premier League.
When asked about his player’s response from the Champions League qualifications, Marseca explained that it was a natural result that was regarded as an unfair evaluation of his troops.
Maresca said in a match against Real Betis ahead of the EUROPA Conference League finals on Wednesday, “I think it’s a good response of the players.”
“Levi’s reaction, my reaction is just an explosion of the moment, because many people were talking from our perspective when we dropped the point in February, March, in February, March, in our bad moment or bad running during the season. They did not say in the right way.
“If you ask them, they are talking from their point of view, they were talking in the right way, but from our point of view, they were not because they were the youngest in the history of the Premier League, but at the same time they are men.
“I also use critics to talk about people today, we can say we are not young, we can mature, compete, and do the right things.”
‘Jackson is owing us’
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Howard Webb discussed the decision that Nicholas Jackson received a red card for Newcastle United after Chelsea striker sent defender Sven Botman to his elbow.
Maresca also said in his media that his striker, Nicolas Jackson, had a debt to the team members after Red Card with Newcastle was in danger of the Champions League’s hope.
While defeating 2-0 in St James’s Park, Jackson meant that the striker missed the last two Premier League games in the season because of violent action. But a 23 -year -old boy will return to the match day team for the finals of the conference league in Wroclaw. According to Maresca, he will be engrossed in modifications.
“Nico (Jackson) is in debt with the team members,” he said.
“The reason is that at that moment, Newcastle Away was the most important game for us, and he left the team for an hour with 10 players.
“Obviously, he is in debt. Obviously he is a good person. He certainly recognized a mistake. He apologized to the team members. It is very important, and I am sure he will play a very good game for us.”
