‘Like father, like son' – Fans stunned by how similar Cole Palmer's dad is to Chelsea star in viral interview
Chelsea star Palmer appeared in an interview with dad Scott after winning the Conference League.
2
Palmer inspired Chelsea's 4-1 comeback win as he produced the assists for the first two goals.
But after the match he was his typical self during an interview on the pitch, leaving a reporter desperate for longer answers to his questions.
Unfortunately for the beIN SPORTS interviewer, Scott was not much better either - he described his own answers as "short and sweet".
Scott was asked his thoughts on Palmer's performance after he was named man of the match.
He replied saying: "Yeah he did well. Turned the match, got us the win."
Palmer then joked it was his dad's fault he always gave short answers in interviews, with Scott adding: "Short and sweet."
Fans found the interaction amusing as they realised the apple does not fall far from the tree in the Palmer family.
One supporter reacted saying: "Like father like son 😀"
Another added: "One answer family."
And a third wrote: "Now I see it, is definitely the father's fault"
Palmer caught the eye in another post-match interview as he found an unusual way to hold his MOTM award.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Daily Mail
13 minutes ago
- Daily Mail
Cruel and heartless... but this isn't Brooklyn's doing: Beckham friends' verdict on wife Nicola, the heartbroken hidden victims and who's really pulling the strings - as they tell KATIE HIND Brooklyn's worrying new nickname
Pouting and almost naked, Nicola Peltz poses alongside her mother Claudia shortly after she renewed her wedding vows. They both look delighted, as if they are having the best day of their lives. And why not? Those who know the Beckhams say it is this picture that seals their triumph. They have well and truly taken over Nicola's husband Brooklyn, now Brooklyn Peltz Beckham.
BBC News
15 minutes ago
- BBC News
Actor Larry Lamb to share war poems at Hereford festival
Actor Larry Lamb said headlining the UK's first Military History Festival would allow him to read war poetry he has loved since is to share poetry and anecdotes at College Hall, Hereford Cathedral, on 27 September, the second day of the three-day said his father was "mad keen" on poetry and read to him from anthologies after surviving World War Two."He would read me poems that really appealed to him and they kind of stuck," Lamb said. "There's two or three of them that I really loved as a kid and still do now." The festival will bring together 40 authors, historians and military experts from 26 to 28 September at the cathedral, The Green Dragon Hotel and the Castle Green said during his event he would also be sharing his own personal poetry "which fits the bill".The actor said he had recently returned to writing poetry after a long hiatus, and had been keen for the festival to feature the in the year he released his debut novel, All Wrapped Up, about a film crew who travel to the Caribbean to make a film but find everything goes described writing as like "an extended improvisation", but that he needed total solitude to achieve his goal of 1,000 words a day."I have to be completely locked away. I have to be isolated, I can't have any interference. I don't watch any television, any films, listen to radio, read anything at all, I just shut off. And that's it," he said. The festival will also feature discussions with Kate Adie, Philippe Sands and Claire Mulley, exploring global military history through a variety of full line-up is available on the festival website. Follow BBC Hereford & Worcester on BBC Sounds, Facebook, X and Instagram.
BBC News
16 minutes ago
- BBC News
Durham sign Somerset all-rounder Aldridge from 2026
Somerset all-rounder Kasey Aldridge will join Durham on a three-year deal starting next 24, had a loan spell with Durham during this season's T20 Blast group stages and he will be a permanent member of their squad from 2026 made his debut for Somerset in 2021 and has played 60 games for them across all three Archie Bailey is to join Durham on loan for the remainder of their One Day Cup is moving north from Gloucestershire on a permanent three-year contract from the 20-year-old will now be available for the final five games of Durham's group-stage campaign, starting against Middlesex at Banks Homes Riverside on Wednesday. Aldridge has taken 76 wickets in first-class cricket and scored more than 1,000 runs, with a best of 101 not was also part of the Somerset side that won the T20 Blast in played eight T20 games for Durham earlier this summer, which included personal-best bowling figures of 5-29 against Nottinghamshire director of cricket Marcus North said:, external "At only 24, Kasey has already established great foundations in all formats of his game, and we look forward to nurturing this very exciting talent in his next stage of his career at Durham."
