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Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri said that fans from West London have set the bar too high for them this season, adding that the club's recent fortune would always be inevitable.
The Blues took a dazzling start under the former S.S.C. The manager of Napoli in 2018 has even been announced as title contender, but the results have been unfavorable recently and they now occupy sixth place in the Premier League standings.
Sarri insists that From Chelsea It is perfectly normal to drop the form of the season and fans have probably become insensitive to the idea of a period of adaptation, as they are too accustomed to success after recent years .
"Yes, as I have already said, we have probably started too well. Our fans probably thought it would be an easy season for us, "said Sarri, quoted by football.londres. "In the Premier League, I think it is not easy.
"Every game is very difficult, each team is really strong, it's really hard to be among the top four in this championship."
Yes, yes Yes, as I said at every press conference [I expected the team to fall away]. We had to face difficulties. Because we have.
Sarri talks about deciding at the start of the season that Callum Hudson-Odoi should be on the team, but then he needed to improve. The boss says that's happened and that he's ready to play. Sarri says that probably Hudson-Odoi will start the game tomorrow. #CHEBHA
– Chelsea FC (@ChelseaFC) April 2, 2019
"We started very well, a little lucky in some matches with a lot of enthusiasm, but I knew very well that it was not easy and that, sooner or later, we would have to deal with great difficulties.
"Probably, in recent seasons, they were used to winning, so they probably thought it was normal to keep winning, but it's not normal."
"I think the other teams, in the last few seasons, have improved a lot in every way. So now, the Premier League is really, really very difficult, also for a big club like Chelsea. "
Sarri added that Chelsea's situation could still be reversed this season but only if the club started to organize performances on the field, saying "consequence "of what the team produces in the field.
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