“They forced him be a football player or what”, “Go to school and learn Football” – Chelsea fans rips 23-year-old Chelsea star apart after poor display against Wolves
Chelsea star Conor Gallagher was slammed by fans across Twitter for his poor performance in the Premier League clash against Wolverhampton Wanderers on Saturday, April 8.
The Blues lost the match at the Molineux Stadium by a scoreline of 1-0. Matheus Nunes scored a wonder goal in the 31st minute that proved to be the decider.
Gallagher started the game in midfield alongside Enzo Fernandez and Mateo Kovacic. However, he clearly failed to impress with the performance. Gallagher completed only one of his four attempted crosses. He failed to get a shot on target and couldn’t win a single aerial duel.
He also lost possession of the ball 19 times as well. Gallagher completed no clearance, made no interceptions, and committed three fouls.
Fans were not at all impressed with the display. One fan commented on Twitter:
“Gallagher is the worst player I’ve seen in years.”
Another made a hilarious claim as he wrote:
“Conor Gallagher it’s not too late to go to a vocational school.”
The Blues, meanwhile, remained in the 11th spot after the defeat. They have 39 points on the board from 30 Premier League matches this campaign.
While the loss was a tough pill to swallow for the fans, most of them unleashed their wrath on the midfielder for his display.
Here are some of the best reactions across Twitter from Chelsea fans after Conor Gallagher’s display against Wolves:
@ama_serwaaa] Dem forced Gallagher to be a football player or what.. cos he’s really bad oo eeii
@ameyaelnino: If Conor Gallagher can survive 90 mins on the pitch then I can become a professional footballer too
@CharlieHurley: Gallagher is the worst player I’ve seen in years
@FutbolCheIsea:Still funny to me that Everton wanted to buy Gallagher for £45m, he’s so poor.
@Fentuo_: Can’t believe Gallagher plays for Chelsea!
@CFCRaf2] What does Gallagher even do?
@gyaigyimii: Conor Gallagher it’s not too late to go to a vocational school