“I watched every second of the 90-minute match between Ipswich and Chelsea, which ended in a 2-2 Disappointing game for Chelsea, and I must say these two Chelsea players do not deserve to continue their careers at the club.

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“I watched every second of the 90-minute match between Ipswich and Chelsea, which ended in a 2-2 Disappointing game for Chelsea, and I must say these two Chelsea players do not deserve to continue their careers at the club.

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“I watched every second of the 90-minute match between Ipswich and Chelsea, which ended in a 2-2 Disappointing game for Chelsea, and I must say these two Chelsea players do not deserve to continue their careers at the club.

written by LAVIZKID April 13, 2025

**“They Don’t Belong at This Club!” – Chelsea Legend John Terry Slams Two Players After Embarrassing 2-2 Draw with Ipswich**

By Football Insider Daily – April 13, 2025

Chelsea supporters were outraged after their team settled for a frustrating 2-2 result against Championship side Ipswich Town, and a former club hero didn’t hold back when sharing his thoughts afterward. John Terry, the legendary ex-captain known for representing Chelsea’s passion, pride, and desire to win, harshly criticized two current squad members, labeling their performance as “disgraceful and unacceptable.”

“I watched every second of the 90-minute match between Ipswich and Chelsea, which ended in a 2-2 disappointing game for Chelsea,” Terry said during a post-match appearance on Premier League Tonight. “And I must say, these two Chelsea players do not deserve to continue their careers at the club.”

The fixture, held at a full-capacity Portman Road, was expected to be a straightforward win for Mauricio Pochettino’s team. Instead, it became a disaster that highlighted Chelsea’s continuing inconsistency and lack of mental toughness. Although Mykhailo Mudryk and Nicolas Jackson found the net, defensive mistakes and poor concentration let Ipswich recover and take a share of the points.

Terry did not immediately mention names in his first remarks but later identified Marc Cucurella and Axel Disasi as the players in question. According to the former Chelsea leader, both players “completely let the team down” through bad decision-making, poor defensive awareness, and absence of leadership on the field.

“Cucurella looked completely lost,” Terry continued. “He was caught out of position too many times. He doesn’t close down his man, he doesn’t track runs, and for someone who cost over £60 million, that’s just not good enough.”

The criticism continued.

“As for Disasi, I’ve seen Sunday League defenders with more awareness. He was slow to react, failed to communicate, and was at fault for both goals. That’s not what wearing the Chelsea badge is about.”

Fans took to social media to agree with Terry’s strong comments. Hashtags such as #CucurellaOut and #DisasiDisaster quickly gained traction on X (formerly Twitter), as fans expressed anger at the club’s transfer strategies and ongoing defensive issues.

“John Terry said what we’ve all been thinking for months,” one supporter posted. “This team is crying out for leaders, but all we’ve got are passengers.”

Many called for urgent changes before the next Premier League match, worried that more dropped points could damage Chelsea’s push for a top-four place.

Pochettino, clearly annoyed during his post-match interview, called the result “not acceptable” and hinted that lineup changes could be on the horizon. However, he did not mention any names, choosing a more neutral approach.

“It’s a collective responsibility. We had moments to control the game and failed. But we will analyze everything internally.”

Still, with Chelsea great John Terry publicly calling out players and fan frustrations rising, the pressure is building. Without quick improvements, Pochettino may need to make tough calls — and for some, time may already be up.

What’s clear is this: the Chelsea fans — and their former captain — have little patience left for substandard performances.

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