Quote from: rendravolt on Today at 02:50:42 PM

It seems that Pochettino cannot be far from the EPL and finally the rumors that have been confusing all this time have been answered that Pochettino will become Chelsea coach and with a fairly long contract duration, Chelsea certainly wants the best results from next season onwards. Now Pochettino has to start Chelsea from the lowest point next season in terms of improving the performance of his players, providing an accurate strategy, and also bringing Chelsea back to the top of the standings. Maybe it's a tough list of jobs as a Chelsea coach and Pochettino has to do it right.

1 or 2 seasons may not be enough to improve Chelsea's performance, but at least the decision to take Pochettino is arguably a pretty good decision rather than keeping Lampard. In Pochettino hands, I hope that there will be significant changes to Chelsea.

Quote from: Bananington on Today at 03:33:46 PM

It is no easy responsibility becoming the coach of Chelsea, there is a lot of expectations and a huge responsibility to win every game as manager. Now with the recent poor performance of Chelsea and the number of coaches the team has had in a a short time, Pochettino will be pressured if in the first three games Chelsea play next season, they still loose. He has been the coach of big teams like PSG and even had an experience of the Premier League before, so he may have no problems understanding how the league is. Chelsea will have to qualify for the Champions League next season, the team already has the players who can do the job, we will see if Mauricio Pochettino fits the job.

Of course, Pochettino is required to be able to improve Chelsea from the lowest point and even with the composition of the players he has it seems Pochettino is not satisfied and will make changes. Several players had to be thrown away and the rest who were still worthy had to be retained such as Sterling, Kante, Enzo, and Joao Felix.