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Kol Palmer fired back on social media on “Idiots and Trolls” on social media after ending his scoring drought in Chelsea’s 3–1 victory over Liverpool.
The 22 -year -old went to the club and 18 games without scoring for the country after a brilliant start for the season and admitted that it was difficult in the last three months.
His performance was excellent as Chelsea faced the new crown champion Liverpool at Stamford Bridge and was given a chance to end his barren magic from a penalty spot when Moiz Cesso was fouled.
International of England said that he did not feel under pressure and was “normal” when he stood on the punishment, but was later clearly emotional because he had opened on criticism that he had received.
“Sh **, you know what I mean?” Palmer told Sky sports“I went away three months without scoring, but it gives me more inspiration, more fighting to good.
“Social media nowadays, it is full of stupids, full of trolls, I do not pay any attention to it. Today to score, I am happy with it. I got to improve and search for new levels.
Asked if he had gone through a difficult time, Palmer said: “[It would be] For someone. Getting opportunities and not scoring … You are letting your team go down at the end of the day.
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Palmer scored Chelsea third in a 3–1 win over Liverpool (Getty image)
“I think I am mentally strong, so whatever people say, it does not bother me. I have made it bigger my life. I feel proud to help the team and if I am not doing it, I am not happy.
“Today, I was feeling myself. I was confident that I was trying things, first passes, playing ahead, playing for free.”
Even before his 95th minute fine, Palmer was named the player of the match. Sky sports‘Gary Neville. He played an important role in the early opener of Ango Fernandez and finished the match with the most shots and most likely compared to someone else on the pitch.
And his honesty was praised on former professionals Daniel Stree, Roy Keen and Jamie Radaknap Sky Sports, At the same time, how did he respond to a dip in the form.
“I appreciate how much he cares,” said the Stree. “When he interviews, he is open about how he feels. You can see how proud he is in football.
“It’s not about what everyone thinks he thinks.
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“When you play in a large club, it’s going to be a critic, but what I liked is that he does not care about it. Some things can slip on social through a rift because people will send you here or there, but it is best that you can focus on being the best.”
Redknapp said that Palmer had shown a “great example” to respond to criticism in the era of social media.
“I don’t care how strong you are mentally, a comment on social media can impress you.” Redknapp said. “I think the players have to be very careful on this.
“It is great to give people an example of how you live your life and day to day, but on the other side, when people only have the ability to misuse whenever they want-it is not healthy for anyone.
“It is already difficult to be a professional footballer, which comes with pressure. The best thing you can do for a long time, just turning on and moving forward with being a footballer.”