Sky Sports forced to apologize after Cole Palmer swears in an awkward interview

Cole Palmer admitted that “S *** happens” after scoring in Chelsea’s 3-1 victory over Liverpool.

The England Star, 22, ended his 18-game goal drought with a stop time penalty against the newly crowned champions.

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Next Chelsea’s 3-1 triumph” Palmer Speaked with Sky Sports reporter Patrick Davison.

During the interview, the attacker shot his trolls, pointing to his mental force under adversity.

Palmer said: “We played very well as a team. They are the champions for a reason, but I thought we desire, have shown a good fight and we sometimes hurt them.

“I felt normal [standing over the penalty]. S *** happens, I went without scoring for three months, but it gives me more fight to do it right, not just for myself, but for my team.

“Social media are now full of idiots, so I don’t pay attention to that.

“To score today, I am happy, but I have to keep improving and try to achieve new levels.

“If you get risks and don’t score … let your team disappoint at the end of the day.

“I feel that I am mentally strong anyway, so whatever people say, it doesn’t bother me. I have grown up all the time.

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“I am proud to help the team and if I don’t do that, I am not happy.

“Today I felt like myself. I felt confident, I tried things, over for the first time, played ahead, played for free and when you have him [Moises Caicedo] Next to you it is a dream. “

Sky Sports presenter Kelly Cates apologized for Palmer’s curses after the interview concluded.

Palmer’s colleague -for example Chelsea and Man City star Daniel Sturridge made the Blues star after the game.

Working as an expert for Sky Sports, the ex-England striker said: “I appreciate how much he gives it. When he does interviews, he is open about how he feels.

“You can see how much proud he takes in football. It’s not about what everyone thinks it’s about what he thinks. If you set your standards so high and you don’t get there, it hurts. I’ve been there.

“If you play at a big club, there will be critics, but what I liked is that he doesn’t care.

“Some things can slide through the cracks, because people send you a one-liner here or there, but it is best to concentrate on the best you can be. He is very proud of that.

“His teammates too, because they understand how hard he works. He is an incredible player and all the top players in the world have completed difficult periods.”

‘Form is temporary and the class is permanent’

Jamie Redknapp added: “We always realize that form is temporary and the class is permanent. He is too good to be influenced for a long period.

“You could see it today, it seeped out of him. He played with real freedom and enjoyed his game.”

Chelsea took a third minute against the matte champions via Enzo Fernandez in the form.

Jarell Quansah‘s own goal doubled their lead in 56 minutes, although Virgil van Dijk Has withdrawn a goal late.

After the stop time of Quansah on Caicedo in the box, Palmer was able to end his drought from 12 meters.

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