6 THINGS WE LEARNT FROM CHELSEA 6-0 EVERTON

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we learned from Chelsea 6 yes, I need to look at both hands to see the number of goals Chelsea Football Club scored in a Premier League match League and Alfie Gilchrist at the end, before we talk about anything else to do with this game, the Alfie Gilchrist celebration, which is my favorite moment of the season and I know I have a bit more hair on my head now, but after seeing Alfie score that goal, I could just go get my hair cut today one more time to get my head back to skin, look just for that moment, what a moment it was, what a victory this is and what a day to be a fan of Chelsea and for that reason make sure you are subscribed to this YouTube channel and while you're at it, hit the like button on this video of six

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I woke up this morning at 250am. m., it's a terrible moment. watching your alarm go off and you're turning the clock starts to ring but watching Chelsea play like that is worth it. I wouldn't sleep if it meant watching Chelsea play like that. We turned up today, it's a really strong line-up and we've got the job done emphatically so I guess we should start by going over what was an absolutely incredible first half of Chelsea Football Club football and seeing Chelsea in the Premier League come in with halim 4 a zero is unheard of, it was incredible and I think What we could see was that the tone of the night was set by Everton in a strange way when Everton came out and you can see in the first few minutes of the game that they will try to advance, they will try and use that pace or they will try to use those wingers on that right side and Dwight Mcneel on the left to advance and get to Chelsea.

Shawn D looked at this Chelsea team and thought, well, there's no Enzo Fernandez in the middle. They have a makeshift backline again, you have Thiago Silva there, he is not the fastest anymore, we are going to face this Chelsea team and it was a big mistake because not only did we look quite solid at the back, I wouldn't say that. It was the perfect defensive first half. Betto could have scored a couple of goals for Everton and they received crosses on multiple occasions but didn't score any, but that set the tone. Everton were not going to sit back and defend. for the full 90 minutes and in that first half, Everton's arrival at Chelsea is what opened them up at the back, so applaud Everton for not looking at what every other club near the bottom of the table has done this season , which is coming to Chelsea. and defend and thank you for trying to play football because as a result of that, Chelsea immediately went on the attack in the opening phase of the game, we're going with a 4231 to start this game with Kaiso Gallagher in that pivot, Cole Palmer.

Central, which is something that many of us have been saying all season, we want to see more of, as he has scored all the goals on the right wing, when he receives the ball in the middle, he is always looking for what to do and comes to Ve vision of the entire field and is more involved whether he comes in from the left or the right, and after Betto misses that open goal, things could have been very different for Chelsea. I literally think it's harder for him. to score or not, sorry, it's harder for him to miss than to score straight away at the other end Cole Palmer makes it one nil and what a sensational goal that first goal is, it's Nicholas Jackson with the assist who also had a half bright. and we'll talk about him in a moment, but he's a brilliant nutmeg in the buildup, he gives it to Jackson, but it's after the nutmeg that he then goes and skins two more players along the way, he gives it to Jackson and puts it on his left foot and bends it around Jordan Pford, it's a stunning goal, hard to beat Pford from that kind of distance but once again Chelsea take the lead and it's Cole Palmer on the bridge Stanford and that's the start of the stats that we need to look at because Palmer The first half was beyond brilliant, that's goal number one.

Goal number two almost comes right after, but it hits his butt and somehow goes behind him. I think it would have been ruled offside, but it didn't matter because a couple of minutes later. It's two for Chelsea and it's two again for Cole Palmer, this time brilliant work down the left side. Madri recovers the ball and cuts it. Nicholas Jackson forces Jordan Pford to make the save and guess who's coming. Center through the middle, it's C Palmer again. that is now a header and all we have now is a goal with his right foot and then we are talking about a perfect hatrick.

He has almost the full 90 minutes to do it, but 29 minutes into this game Cole Palmer does it. five goals in 30 minutes from Stanford Bridge is the fastest Chelsea Premier League hat-trick in Premier League history for Chelsea Football Club Jordan Pigford passes the ball trying to play from the back Everton you are already 2 n down Pigford literally gives it away Palmer looks up and says, you know what I don't score many with my forehand, but today I'm completing this hattick and I'm scoring from 30 yards, there's absolutely nothing Co Palmer can't do with headers. Left foot Right foot.

It was absolutely stunning in that Chelsea first half to see Chelsea 3-0 up in 29 minutes in a game against a difficult team, a team that you thought was going to come to Stanford Bridge and it made you wonder why you get up at 2: fifty. a.m., that's the time I woke up for this game. I was thinking, you know what it's going to be such a frustrating night, but that first half, wow, Chelsea were absolutely spectacular for seven games in a row, also now at Stanford Bridge, which is the most consecutive games that a player has scored. in the Premier League for Chelsea and Cole Palmer surpasses Ider Johnson and Drogba, who have scored in six consecutive Premier League games at Stanford Bridge.

Chelsea's fourth goal of that first half is simply sensational from Nicholas Jackson. It's a solo goal. Basically Kukara puts the ball in Kukara does very well to get back on his side and then the cross is like the cross is not brilliant, it's the work that Jackson does to finish what is incredible, smart, beautiful, finish all in one move and it's 4-0 to Chelsea in Halim and, at this point, we're totally shocked. Chelsea were absolutely furious as they scored four without reply. It's fantastic. I think it's the first time Everton have conceded four since they turned around in the Premier League in August.

I admit that many, in the second half, Everton obviously come out and there is a little more balance in the game. In that second half, they make three substitutions at half-time, something you don't see very often in the Premier League, but one that Shawn Dy desperately needed to do. that you can see it, he's waiting for the half-time whistle and he goes down the tunnel three changes into half-time, but still Chelsea are 40 up and we somehow manage to make a big meal out of a penalty, you're winning 4-0. Cole Palmer says down no penalty applied no mwiki catches the ball he does it very well enters the area there are two challenges you look at and think well they are all a bit sketchy at this point but penalty applied Cole Palmer is in the ground The problem then is that Nicholas Jackson wants the penalty and nobody wants the penalty.

Both players look like they are literally about to set the Stanford Bridge on fire and burn everyone inside and kill everyone because, obviously, Chelsea's penalty taker is Cole. Palmer now Nicholas Jackson and the not crazy Wy are having a great Barney on the Stanford Bridge Turf arguing about who is going to take this penalty when I don't know if this is proof of how naive this Chelsea team can be at times. two are literally having a full-scale argument on the Stanford Bridge Cole Palmer obviously takes the penalty Gallagher fixes it, which is good The captain's behavior on his part Palmer gets the ball he puts it in the bottom corner job done is 5 -n for Chelsea but Damn we need to talk about this penalty, Deb Barkle, because this should never be happening in the first place, it's totally unnecessary and that's a matter of ensuring that, even if there is obviously hunger, I understand that I rate that crazy Weeki that Jackson wants it.

Palmer is about to literally become the top scorer of the Premier League season by scoring 20 Premier League goals if he turns the pen, which of course he does, so there's no argument here, there's absolutely no no reason why Jackson or the non-mad Weeki would ever take that penalty, unless P Palmer is already substituted, then there's an argument, but there has to be order if this was back in Jose Mourinho's days, right? Jackson and Madw wouldn't even be on the team for the next game, that's how brutal the discipline was at Chelsey. and he needs to get back there, the sixth goal, however, we have to talk about this Alfie Gilchrist, what a guy, what a shot he is, he's a Reese James type who ends up putting his right leg on the ball and buries it and it's an impressive finish and it's the perfect ending to see a cobbin boy celebrate like that with the fans what a moment it was literally like the celebration when Palmer scored the winner against man united it meant a lot to Alfie Gilchrist and I'm absolutely buzzing for him we move towards the boxes , this is probably the longest we've been on a video of six things we learned without giving you the boxes, but obviously you know where we start here, it's blue for the quite Magnificent, the Simply Majestic, the impressive footballer Cole Palmer, this guy is beyond a joke right now, how good he is, that hattick in the first half is impressive, scoring the penalty in the second half and getting a standing ovation on the Stanford Bridge.

I do not remember. the last player to actually put in a performance that was okay, even if you're an Everton fan you're probably watching that and thinking this guy is so good and if you're English you're thinking Southgate please don't screw it up and don't play with him not even for a minute of the Eurocup. Cole Palmer should start for England. Is he so good now? He's showing up game after game after game at seven in his last two at Stanford. Bridge, he is simply magnificent, what a result, what a performance from his number two team.

I've given a big award to Nicholas Jackson because the fourth goal is absolutely stunning, yes he doesn't cover himself in glory, he's as bad as any crazy Wy. but I think Nicholas Jackson played very well today in the second half, there were some good runs and good touches once again and I think Nicholas Jackson is growing on me quickly as a Chelsea striker. I think if you look back at Drogba's first season. At Chelsea it wasn't perfect, it wasn't magnificent, but it is growing and I think there is a lot of hunger there, which, again, as much as the penalty incident is a negative shadow on the game and it was Jackson and crazy Weeki who were At the forefront of all that, I think Nicholas Jackson is seriously becoming a top-tier player in the number three frame.

I think Moes Kaiso did a very good performance today. I think it is one of the best performances we have seen from him in an absolutely controlled Chelsea shirt. The midfield didn't look as light and slow as we've seen in recent games. I think that many times this season Cedo has been one of the best players, but today he was in charge in the midfield and Enzo was not there. Gallagher also had a really good game, but I gave kaiso a green. I think that's the kaiso we thought we had bought at Brighton and he absolutely showed it today.

Box number four is yellow for n Mad Weeki Nicholas Jackson would have been yellow, but he. He scored a great goal and it looked like he could have done more, but Nonny damn looked like he was going to cry and then there was almost another embarrassing moment when he didn't leave the field because Poatina was bringing the car. Chuka but he didn't want to shoot himself and I said: Brother, you haven't shined in the best way here by embarrassing yourself with the Palmer penalty incident, don't do it again by not shooting yourself, luckily he does go away. off, but you can still see that there is naivety in this Chelsea team, it has to change, we have to adapt.

Box number five is green today for Conor Gallagher and again the penalty situation he gets the ball and gives it to Palmer, that's what we need Gallagher to do. If he's the Chelsea Captain, he's got to be out there doing that on the pitch and box number six goes to Alfie Gilchrist. Absolutely charmed by the guy who apparently looks like me. I know if you're the first to see it today, then you're probably thinking what people were talking about, you've got hair now, Benson, I could cut my hair, like I said at the beginning of the video, massive 6 nil Chelsea win.

I'm not going back to bed today. I'm going to post this video. For you guys, if you haven't subscribed yet, make sure you do, hit the like button if you enjoyed it and I'll see you later for another one, come on, Blues.