Quote from: JoyMarsha on Today at 10:19:28 PM

Quote from: Pokapoka124 on Today at 03:21:31 PM

I admire the moves and decisions Pochettino is taking at this early stages of his appointment to turn things around. He has successfully removed players who are not giving everything to improve the team and giving space for new recruitment to boost the strength of the team. I am not expecting Chelsea to start winning every game as soon as the league resumes but they will be much better than they were last season and gradually get back to winning ways again and competing against the top performing teams in the league.

To whom much is given, much is expected from him. Pochettino has been given the opportunity to make the best out of the Chelsea team and he is taking the right direction to do so by letting go of all the old players that can't improve the Chelsea team any longer to bring in an entirely new set of players. Which is a good move.
I believe the new players signed into the Chelsea team, will perform better that will even make Chelsea contest for the top position because the whole new players are coming into the premier league this season with a zeal to conquer and project Chelsea to its former glory as the heart of England in football

I must say that I'm with you on this and that Mauricio Pochettino is currently doing what I wanted for the club. I've always indicated that Chelsea needed some kind of purging and distortion of players and their psychology so that it could kickstart again with a good alteration that would deliver positively. This is important as the woes of the club are not about the lack of good players but their inability to deliver which amounts to wasting of money.

Spending £539m last season without seeing anything to show for it is appalling, even the coach must be serious this time to prove worthy of the money earned. I believe the club will perform better next season, they might finish in the top 5 spots against the shameful 12th place of the last season.