‘Needs to go’, ‘Absolute Liability’, some Chelsea fans are angry with one player after win vs Norwich City

A selection of Chelsea fans were left frustrated with the display of Jorginho during the club’s 1-0 win over Norwich City in the Premier League on Tuesday.

The Italy international started his second game in a row for the Blues and he looked far from convincing in the centre of the park despite the club’s solid win over the Canaries.

Jorginho lost possession on 10 occasions during the course of the game and besides this, he was dribbled past by an opposition player three times, as per sofascore.

Fortunately, the Blues did not concede against a lacklustre Norwich attack, but some supporters have been left frustrated with the midfielder’s display against the relegated outfit.

Twitter Reactions:

Full time thoughts

•Rudiger Zouma our best CB combo
•Chelsea needs a natural LB
• Jorginho needs to go
• Kova Kante is a must for Sunday
• Odoi lively
• Willian seems burned out
• Giroud our best ST #CHENOR

— dami (@CFCyanju) July 14, 2020

Jorginho has lost the ball on numerous occasions on dangerous positions. His making me nervous every time he gets the ball. #CHENOR

— Frank Khalid OBE (@FrankKhalidUK) July 14, 2020

Take Jorginho off now. Absolute liability. #CHENOR

— Jake Heasman (@jakeheasman) July 14, 2020

We made that more difficult than it ought to be tonight #CHENOR @ChelseaFC is Jorginho trying so hard to make us sell him? Worst performance from him since he came to the EPL

— Damoche (@scogoG) July 14, 2020

Jorginho can leave Chelsea now, thanks.

— Fatty (@fattyherself) July 14, 2020

Chelsea’s 1-0 win over Norwich City sees them extend the gap over Leicester City and Manchester United to four points. They are currently third on the table and three points from the remaining two games could be sufficient to qualify for the Champions League next term.

Their next encounter will come up against the Red Devils in the FA Cup semi-final. The Blues have lost three games across all competitions against United this term and Frank Lampard will be hoping for a better response from his Chelsea side this weekend.