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Alvaro Morata Sets New Unwanted Premier League Record Against Everton

Chelsea Striker Alvaro Morata has been a man on a poor streak of form in the recent past. The striker seem to have lost his goalscoring touch that made him a darling of many especially during his time at Juventus. The question many Chelsea Fans are asking now is if the striker will recover his very best form.

His two goals last time out seem to have done little to change Chelsea fans’ opinion about him with many seeing him as a weakling due to his nature of going down easily even at minimal touch from opponent players.

The Striker has also come under great attacks due to his tendency to poorly position himself and especially in opponents boxes. This was widely seen today in the Chelsea match against Everton with the striker being ruled offside five times. This set a premier league record this season.

Morata even had a goal disallowed for offside hence making the Chelsea-Everton match end in a barren draw.

Chelsea Fans took to social media to convey their displeasure with the Spaniard and their comments were not all that good. Check them out below;

Any club with Morata spearheading it is not a serious club. The man has the temperament of a rabid raccoon and the positional sense of a paraplegic rabbit. Get this dud out of my club. Enough. – @thechelseaway

Morata is EMBARRASSING i swear, WTF is he doing, hes not a footballer, just falls over constantly.

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