Premier League
Tuhel: “As long as we have jerseys and a bus to go to the games, we’ll be there”
Thomas Tuchel referred to the difficult situation at Chelsea after the sanctions against Roman Abramovich and stressed that his team would not stop fighting.
The developments at Chelsea are rapid. Roman Abramovich is among seven Russian oligarchs sanctioned by the UK government, ‘freezing’ sales of the blues.
There are many problems being caused in Chelsea while Chelsea are about to talk to the UK government about easing sanctions.
In the shadow of all this, Chelsea beat Norwich 3-1. After the game, Thomas Tuchel spoke to the BBC about the team’s difficult starting position, but emphasized that he would not stop fighting.
“As long as we have enough jerseys and a bus to go to the games we will be there and we will fight hard. We go day by day. We didn’t see yesterday what’s coming, we don’t know what’s coming in the future. expressly mentions the German coach.
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