CHELSEA fans have launched a cringey protest against their owners with CARROTS.
The Blues supporters were fed up with the club’s hierarchy following the at .
Look at the state of this 😂😂 pic.twitter.com/grYiMRfFMn
— Chico (@CFC_Chico) April 19, 2026
The protest took place before the match against Manchester United Credit: Getty
The defeat has left seven points behind in the hunt for a qualification spot.
The gap was just four points until the Reds took advantage of the slip-up and beat Merseyside rivals .
Fans let their frustrations with the club’s board be known after the game on the streets surrounding the stadium.
A group banded together to chant against the ownership but were bizarrely holding carrots in a video that has gone viral on social media.
While waving the root vegetable, they could be heard singing: “They don’t care about us. All we care about is Chelsea FC.”
The protest has been slammed by rival fans as cringey, with reactions on social media.
One posted: “Absolutely embarrassing.”
A second wrote: “I thought AFTV was embarrassing but this is up there.”
A third commented: “The most embarrassing ever.”
A fourth said: “What has happened to this fanbase?”
Another added: “Think they need some rehearsal sessions before the next home game.”
The carrot has been suggested to symbolise “carrot-dangling” and therefore promises being made but not followed through on.
Fans chanted against the BlueCo ownership Credit: Getty
Chelsea will need to be perfect in their final games of the season in order to have any chance of Champions League next term.
The Blues would also have to rely on Liverpool winning a maximum of just two games.
The club’s supporters did have a main protest alongside sister club Strasbourg before the match.
The two groups of fans banded together to protest the BlueCo ownership.
They could be seen parading flags, lighting flares and singing chants as they were united in one clear message – “BlueCo out”.
The Blues will look to return to winning ways as they face Brighton on Tuesday evening at the Amex Stadium.
Speaking ahead of the game, manager Liam Rosenior said: “It’s not insurmountable but it gives us a mountain to climb.
“We have to go into Brighton [on Tuesday] with an idea that we have to win that game and kick-start the rest of our season.”
The Blues are set to miss out on Champions League football next term Credit: Getty
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