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‘Worst 48 Hours’—Enzo Maresca Unleashes Surprise Chelsea Rant After Everton Win

Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca left onlookers stunned as he used an innocuous question to admit he had felt a brutal lack of support over what he described as his “worst 48 hours” in charge of the club.

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Alan Shearer makes worrying Chelsea claim after Enzo Maresca's 'worst 48 hours' outburst

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Chelsea can appoint six managers if Enzo Maresca quits after 'worst 48 hours' rant

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Enzo Maresca: I’ve had my ‘worst 48 hours’ at Chelsea due to lack of support

Enzo Maresca said he had suffered his “worst 48 hours” since joining Chelsea after his team beat Everton 2-0 to go fourth in the Premier League.

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Enzo Maresca says £29m player is ‘going to get better’ after Chelsea exit

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Enzo Maresca says the last two days have been his ‘worst since joining Chelsea’ because ‘many people didn’t support us’

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Enzo Maresca reveals Chelsea star has been 'asking for more' minutes despite load management

Enzo Maresca said Reece James' recent increased game time is partly because the defender himself is asking for more involvement despite the club's cautious load

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'Important Chelsea win - but Maresca chose a different headline'

Forget 48 hours, Enzo Maresca had made his point less than 48 minutes after the full-time whistle on Saturday following Chelsea's 2-0 win over Everton. It was a slightly cryptic message, yet a wholly deliberate one.

Internal issue behind Enzo Maresca’s cryptic Chelsea revelation

Enzo Maresca has an internal issue at Chelsea which prompted his post-match comments about not feeling supported, talkSPORT understands. He is expected to clarify his words on Monday ahead of

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'He's got to be careful' - Enzo Maresca sent Chelsea sack warning after strange rant on 'worst 48 hours' at Stamford Bridge side

Enzo Maresca has been urged to stay “quiet” if he wants to avoid being sacked after appearing to criticise the Chelsea board following Saturday's 2-0 victory over Everton. The Italian head coach described the build up to the Premier League fixture as his “worst 48 hours” at the club,