Chelsea has defeated Phulham 2–1 with two late balls, potentially large-scale moments in the top 5 race. All the players went to celebrate with distant fans, who are recently on their back. It was a good chance of building bridges.
But BBC’s Nizzar Kinsella in place in Craven Cottage, saw that fans were the most sad, Manager Enjo Marska, did not stick all around to soak applause:
“It was curious that the match manager is celebrated briefly with his coaching staff only before Enzo Marska. The rest of the players and coaching staff were celebrating the last minute winner.”
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Kinsela then thought what would say about his response in the press conference after the coach game, and now we have the answer to the man ourselves:
“I was very happy because finally it’s a good feeling to win the game. Players are worth celebrating with fans, which is why I left the pitch quickly. It was a good moment for the players and fans,” Marska said.
Despite the positive moment MARESCA is likely to continue the deadlock
Enzo Maresca appreciates fans. (Photo by Mike Hewit/Getty Image)
Despite today’s good results and good vibes, it does not seem that the stress is going anywhere soon. MARESCA has dismissed her stall – she is not going to change her style of football. And Chelsea fans are suddenly not starting to enjoy it suddenly.
Of course, what can happen that the results improve at the point that anyone plays boring football by us – but we have to go a long way before this matter. In any way, he bought a lot of time and some credit this afternoon.