Dan Thomas

They played from the first pretty much to the 90th minute and just accepted what was happening.

Right.

They just accepted what was happening.

Everton are at home, Everton look as though they were hungry.

And Chelsea just looked as though they didn't have the fight for it.

So a couple of things about this Chelsea performance that kind of made me wonder.

One, are they now at a stage where they're looking for scapegoats?

Who to blame in this?

In that, there was a passage of play that Enzo Fernandes could have slipped in Cole Palmer.

He didn't.

And Cole Palmer remonstrated.

No.

given that it's Enzo Fernandez and some of his own theatrics, you don't want to read too much.

But that just seems to me, on the back of Enzo Fernandez and his antics and now Cole Palmer and others, you just wonder if they're starting to blame each other for what's going on.

And then to Stevie's point, while you can look at the goals,

The third goal apart, I blame individual errors, no question.

But Fane doesn't track Beto.

But then if you look at the build-up played to that goal from Everton, two players pass the ball in midfield, nobody from Chelsea gets anywhere close.

If you look at the build-up to the second, yes, there was a Robert Sanchez mistake, but two Chelsea players run into each other.

I mean, it just feels so comical right now, some of the mistakes from Chelsea.