"When you're at a club like this, with the huge demands and the scrutiny, which I'm starting to learn myself, you have to block out the noise and you have to remember what a good player you are. I love working with him, he loves being here, and hopefully now he can really enjoy his football between now and the end of the season because it will help us on the pitch."
"We changed the system a little bit for the first time in the first half. Some of our football was everything I wanted to see, and he was a part of it. We know what a world-class player he is. He's played a lot of football over the past year with not much rest, but when he's at his best, he's unstoppable. I'm delighted to be working with him."
Cole Palmer scored a first-half hat-trick in Chelsea's 3-1 win over Wolves, netting two penalties and a finish from Marc Cucurella's cutback. The three goals came within 25 first-half minutes, with Palmer reacting to his penalty by covering his ears after the 13th-minute spot-kick. Palmer became the first player in Premier League history to achieve three first-half hat-tricks, having previously done so against Everton and Brighton. Liam Rosenior praised Palmer's quality, urged him to block out external noise, and described him as world-class and unstoppable when at his best. Chelsea have won four successive Premier League matches under Rosenior and now face Leeds, with Reece James' fitness in doubt.
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