Former Chelsea striker slams Graham Potter’s team as the worst Chelsea players in 10 years

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Former Chelsea striker Tony Cascarino believes that Graham Potter’s Chelsea team is the worst Chelsea team in 10 years.

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Chelsea are winless in the last five Premier League games and have scored just 17 goals in 14 matches.

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Speaking on talkSPORT, Cascarino said:

They’ve lost their way slightly.

“They don’t look like scoring goals in the centre-forward position, but I can’t believe how many players are playing so poorly for Chelsea. That is what’s really surprising.

“What I’m watching now is probably the worst Chelsea team that they’ve had over the last 10 years because I really don’t know what they’re about.

“My one reservation when Graham Potter got the job was that he’s basically a pragmatic manager but never really had centre-forwards.

“I know he had Maupay and Welbeck, but they weren’t prolific for him.”

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Cascarino added:

“No one looks like scoring on a regular basis.

Let’s take the last three Premier League games. Your centre-forward against Brighton was [Kai] Havertz and they lost 4-1. The centre-forward against Arsenal at Stamford Bridge was [Pierre-Emerick] Aubameyang and they lost 1-0. Against Newcastle it was [Armando] Broja.

“So in the last three Premier League games they’ve had a different striker so that rings alarm bell immediately. That is a real problem to have as a manager.”

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