Alejandro Moreno

Instead, he tries to lay the ball off first, but no, then I'm going to turn, then I'm going to lay it off again, and by that time it's gone, so now I've got to turn, and eventually he lost the ball.

It tells me that it's a guy that's still going through the process of, I have to prove my worth in this team.

He just has to allow the game to come to him because he has a team behind him that can create for him.

Just into our runs, diagonal movement, behind center backs, playing between the center backs, and you're going to find yourself opportunities like you did today.

Score those goals and you'll be just fine.

Neither was Robert Sanchez either.

He wasn't affecting anything.

Someone was talking in his ear at that moment.

If I may ask just a general question, both Stevie and Frank, and I think they can agree on this.

When you see that back four of Chelsea, and you have Akinpon and Fofana and Chaloa in particular,

I think we can all agree that this guy shouldn't be playing the ball out of the back and playing the ball to each other and trying to somehow keep possession of the ball when I have to imagine.

I have to imagine Miguel Arteta and the thousand assistant coaches that he has look at this and go, hey, let's just allow these guys to have the ball.

Whenever they start passing to each other, they put some pressure on that.

And it's turned over and we're on the attack.

And it happened regularly, especially in the first half.

And they keep doing it.

I don't understand it.

And that is basic coaching.

I don't know, it doesn't matter to me whether this is your first game or your 100th game.

You see this and you tell your players, hey,