Chelsea’s keeper, Robert Sanchez, just had a little chat after that 0-0 snooze fest with Brentford on Sunday. Yeah, it was one of those games. He’s all like, “We did our thing against Brentford, did all we could do,” which, like, okay, cool, but also — meh.
He spills some thoughts: “Tricky match,” he says. We knew Brentford’s game plan — or so he claims. They had chances, took shots, but you gotta, you know, actually score to win. It’s like trying to finish a book and getting stuck on the same page over and over.
Sanchez goes on, like, “If we aren’t bagging a win, at least we’re not losing.” That’s something? I guess? They’ll grab the draw, earn the point, and shuffle to the next match with that.
Let’s sidetrack for a sec. There’s this juicy photo, right — captures him in action, sweaty and everything. Who doesn’t love a good sports pic? Props to Ryan Pierse and all that jazz.
Oh, and Sanchez talks about his passing game — keeping it dynamic ’cause Brentford’s defense was tight, sticking like they were Velcro. “Good saves,” he mentions casually. Like, dude, you’re the keeper. That’s what you’re supposed to do, no?
More words drip from Sanchez’s mouth: “The team’s vibe is up there.” Post-international break, snagged a win against Spurs, did their… “job” at Brentford. They’re on some mission to nab those points game by game.
Honestly, though, where’s the fire? I remember when a draw like this was a sign of doom. Chelsea used to roar; now it just feels like they’re whispering through matches. Oh, how times change…
