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Alright Here.

Pochetino now should not be seen as eighty % of the issues related with Chelsea and the loses and draws for weeks.

How can Todd Boehly sign players the coach Pochetino had no agreements with or talks with. It shows the club owners wants to do the role of the owners and that of the manager. Most players signed this season are rumoured not to be the players Pochetino wants.

Part of the game and loss yesterday, Raheem had a clear one to put that in but he didn't that wasn't hard luck but refusing to pass the ball and also execution of the ball in the net. Pochetino make be sacked but Boehly remains the problem.

Pochettihnho played a vital part in Chelsea’s poor performance this season. To me, Potter was very good compared to him since he managed the players he met and did not have such poor performances, and if Potter was opportune to meet such players in the Chelsea squad, I believe he will perform better than Pochettihnho, who has everything he needs as a coach to win matches.

Although most Chelsea players are losing interest in the team due to poor performances, and with the high transfer fee they paid to buy them in the transfer market, fans demand and pressure is also affecting their performances because Chelsea fans, after buying such expensive players, deserve better than all these poor performances; the coach is the one to manage and coordinate the team towards success, and that is what Pochettihnho lacks, and that is why fans are calling for him to be sacked.

Every manager must be responsible for the bad results his team gets but I don't agree if Pochettino is compared to Potter and you say he is better. Porter and Lampard have been kicked out of Chelsea meaning they have failed. Pochettino also hasn't made good money and he could potentially be fired.

Since Boehly took over, Chelsea has been hit by a curse, even though he as the club owner has done everything to spend quite a lot of money to strengthen his squad. It is very difficult to identify problems in Chelsea's body, because various efforts have been made. Pochettino is an experienced manager but it is difficult to believe in the results he has achieved. I suspect there are other problems on the management side that must be evaluated. Sometimes management intervention is too big, causing disharmony between management and players.

The crises at Chelsea began after Todd Boehly took over the ownership of the club from Roman Abramovic and from what we've seen so far, it doesn't look like the London club is gonna bounce back the strong and fearful Chelsea we used to anytime soon.
Chelsea has been a shadow of themselves and are showing more signs of decline in performance. Mauricio Pochettino looks like a manager who's already run out of ideas and the best approach to revive Chelsea at the moment but I think he has to do something positive to save his career or risk being sacked before mid season