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EPL: He lost ball many times – Cole criticises Chelsea’s Rogers

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Former Chelsea striker, Carlton Cole, has criticised Morgan Rogers despite the player scoring against Hull City over the weekend.

Rogers was on the scoresheet as Chelsea played 2-2 with Hull City in the Premier League.

Speaking about Rogers’ performance on The Dressing Room podcast, Cole insisted that the England international lost the ball so many times during the encounter.

“He had already scored his goal. I see him dribbling into no man’s land,” Cole said.

“He lost the ball so many times. I was like, ‘Morgan, this is not like you’. What is going on?”

Chelsea’s next match is against Brentford in the Premier League on Friday.

EPL: He lost ball many times – Cole criticises Chelsea’s Rogers

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