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🚨🔵We signed Emi Martínez, and I still think it was a good decision. But at this point, Penders is showing that he’s more than ready to be Chelsea’s No. 1. Since the Spurs game, he’s been on another level. 🔹 Vs Liverpool: Conceded from a penalty but saved one himself. 🔹 Vs Man United: Delivered a masterclass and got nominated for Save of the Month. 🔹 Vs Sunderland: Conceded from the spot again but made some crucial saves. Three straight games of top performances.

🚨🔵 It's only Matchday 10, but the decisions going against Chelsea this season are becoming impossible to ignore. Look at these incidents: ❌ Gabriel escapes a red card for kicking Martínez in the head. ❌ Declan Rice avoids a red card after tripping Morgan Rogers during a Chelsea counterattack. ❌ Estêvão denied a penalty against Hull City. ❌ Cole Palmer denied a penalty against Sunderland. ❌ Morgan Rogers denied a penalty against Hull City. ❌ Brian Brobbey wins a penalty after appearing to trip himself against Levi Colwill. How many more controversial decisions do Chelsea have to endure before we start asking serious questions? Different matches, different referees, but the same frustration. This is becoming a pattern, and we have every right to be angry. The Premier League needs to explain these decisions to us