Chelsea
star, Eden Hazard, has expressed displeasure over the rough treatment meted out
to him by his opponents, and admits to feeling the effects.
Hazard
missed three games with a back injury and is expected to make his first Premier
League start since the October 20 draw with Manchester United, when Everton
visit Stamford Bridge on Sunday.
“I am not
happy to be fair, but it’s part of football.
“The referee
tries to do his job and I try to do mine. I guess when I am on the floor I can
win free-kicks so every free-kick with Chelsea is a chance to score more goals.
“I’m 27 now
and starting to get older, so I have to take more care of my body.
“I am
feeling the wear and tear. I have been playing football as a professional for
more than 10 years now. It is part of the game, I guess.
“I will just
start with more treatment and training. I have been doing yoga since I have
been at Chelsea,” Hazard said, according to TeamTalk.
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