What Maurizio Sarri told his players after the defeat of Bournemouth

Sometimes maybe good, sometimes maybe shit

This is a quote from Gennaro Gattuso, but it sums up perfectly the form of Chelsea this season. The appointment of Maurizio Sarri has given Chelsea fans hope for scintillating counter-attacks, quick pbades in tight spaces and a clinical finish. But it's not all the rays of sun and rainbows under the Italian, which has encountered more obstacles in the Premier League than he imagined.

The humiliation of Chelsea at Vitality Stadium on Wednesday night, when Bournemouth went through them like a hot knife through a cheap margarine, was a topic of crisis discussion.

Sarri left his players in the locker room for nearly an hour after the defeat, letting them know exactly where they had been cheated, presumably in Italian, while shooting three cigarettes simultaneously.

David Brooks' deployment by Eddie Howe to score Jorginho at the base of Chelsea midfielder smothered the opposing game, and without Plan B, they found no solution.

After the match, Sarri would have made many criticisms to his team, telling them that they had not even taken the basics of the game "Sarriball". Brutal.

He would have pointed at the star player, among others, for not following the instructions.

Asked about Hazard at Friday's press conference, Sarri said, "I think he's changing." He was used to playing as an individual player, but now he has to play cooperatively.

"It's not easy for him because he has become Hazard in another way.

"It's not easy, but I see now that he's no longer available to play that way, he's fantastic from the technical point of view and I think he can do more tactically."

"It's not easy to play in an attacker with this team, we have a lot of individual players, like Hazard, Pedro, Willian, so it's not easy for the attacker to do the good movement at the right time. "

The Italian coach also apologized to Chelsea fans for the performances of his team in Bournemouth.

"First of all, we must apologize for that because the result was a disaster," he admitted.

"I can understand them very well, they have to be patient with us as we try to do something big, we have to be patient, we will lose matches, but we try to do our best."

Chelsea welcome Huddersfield, in trouble, to Stamford Bridge this weekend, which should allow them to win the victory they so badly need.