The Chelsea fans in the Transfer Tavern have spent most of the season complaining about the business that their side conducted throughout the summer transfer window.
It was far from the most successful summer window for the Blues, with Antonio Conte unable to bring in as much quality as fans have been used to in recent seasons.
Even the players that he did bring in have struggled, with Alvaro Morata, in particular, disappointing fans.
The Spaniard has been decent at times, and he made a very strong start to life in England, but his poor run of form has fallen in line with Chelsea’s disappointing fall from grace – and that’s a key reason as to why he’s become so unpopular with fans.
Unfortunately, despite a recent slight upturn in form, it doesn’t appear as though the fans are going to be leaping out to defend their striker anytime soon.
Chelsea recently posted an interview with the Spaniard over on their official Twitter page in which he runs through his day-to-day activities at their Cobham training base. On the surface, you wouldn’t think that would generate many angry responses, but the fans on Twitter are sounding pretty frustrated in their replies to the post.
.@AlvaroMorata reveals all on his day-to-day activities at Cobham! https://t.co/ox4mljTWJr
— Chelsea FC (@ChelseaFC) May 2, 2018
Indeed, with many pointing towards his lack of physicality on the pitch – and others simply commenting on his poor form – it’s probably best that Morata stays away from the replies to this Tweet.
Take a look at what they’ve had to say below…
Work that's not productive in any way
— Starboy Kwarteng👑 (@itzdaphenom) May 2, 2018
He needs that very well
— Elochukwu (@Elowhite4sure) May 2, 2018
Yeah right. He goes to the "gym"
— warham (@warham666) May 2, 2018
https://twitter.com/ffsAmxn/status/991743402764111873
The best Photoshop I’ve seen this week
— sammy jnr. (@sammwasss) May 3, 2018
Still cant stay on his legs
— Georgio (@George15676205) May 2, 2018
Nothing to show after his day to day activities on match day
— Tsar (@OkeEdward) May 2, 2018
Those activities affect his goalscoring infront of goal he should change
— Fabregas (@Lordabas) May 2, 2018
Morata training how to score headers and miss two yard sitters
— Ewan (@ewan__gall) May 2, 2018
scoring is not one of them
— Javy 🇵🇷🇵🇸 Miami Hurricanes Szn (@javycane) May 2, 2018
https://twitter.com/BehelitOutlaw/status/991915953179983872
Chelsea fans – thoughts?
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