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I feel sympathy for Chelsea's Sanchez - Gary Neville

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Manchester United legend Gary Neville has expressed sympathy for Chelsea goalkeeper Robert Sánchez. Sánchez held off competition from Djordje Petrović to secure his spot as Chelsea’s first-choice goalkeeper at the start of the season. This comes after Enzo Maresca’s arrival as head coach of the Blues. However, the Spaniard has appeared far from comfortable between the sticks, making several high-profile mistakes in recent months. The 27-year-old…

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I feel sympathy for Chelsea's Sanchez - Gary Neville

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I feel sympathy for Chelsea’s Sanchez - Gary Neville

Manchester United legend Gary Neville has expressed sympathy for Chelsea goalkeeper Robert Sánchez.Sánchez held off competition from Djordje Petrović to secure his spot as Chelsea’s first-choice goalkeeper at the start of the season. This comes after Enzo Maresca’s arrival as head coach of the Blues. However, the Spaniard has appeared far from comfortable between the [...] Source

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