Thomas Tuchel admits he was WRONG to convey Romelu Lukaku on throughout Chelsea's defeat at West Ham as a result of the £97.5m striker isn't 'bodily prepared' to play 45 minutes of soccer
- Chelsea had been crushed 3-2 by West Ham on the London Stadium on Saturday
- Tuchel says he was fallacious to convey Lukaku on throughout their conflict with West Ham
- Lukaku began the sport on the bench however was launched within the second half
- He was simply three appearances into his return from the ankle harm he sustained
- Tuchel says Lukaku was not 'bodily' able to play 45 minutes of soccer
Thomas Tuchel has stated he was fallacious to convey Romelu Lukaku on throughout Chelsea's 3-2. defeat to West Ham on Saturday afternoon.
Tuchel began Lukaku on the bench however launched the £97.5million striker into the sport throughout the second half as Kai Havertz was compelled off injured.
Lukaku was simply three appearances into his return from the ankle harm he suffered in October and Tuchel admitted the striker was not 'bodily' able to play 45 minutes of soccer.
Talking to Chelsea's official web site, Tuchel stated: 'It's my fault. I don't assume he's prepared for 45 minutes bodily however nonetheless we determined to convey him on for his peak as a result of we misplaced Kai.
'Kai had a crucial role in defending set-pieces, which is a huge threat from West Ham, so this is on me. I took the decision so it's my accountability.'
Tuchel additionally mirrored on Chelsea's efficiency as entire given their defeat towards West Ham noticed them slip to 3rd within the desk behind Manchester Metropolis and Liverpool.
Regardless of having solely gained two of their previous 5 Premier League outings, Tuchel insists there's 'no want for main doubts'.
He stated: 'It's particulars and you'll all the time remedy the main points,' stated the boss. 'There is no need to question the big picture and no need for major doubts.
'In my opinion, it's apparent why we didn't have the end result that we wished towards Man United and West Ham so it's about particulars. That's why I feel we will kind it out straightaway.
'Nobody wants to make mistakes but it won't assist if we simply say "hey, don't make mistakes anymore."
'We've to undergo it and we should be higher in decision-making in essential moments of matches to have the ability to have clear sheets or concede a most of 1.'
