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Quote from: Majestic-milf on Today at 10:05:39 AM

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Yep that's right, since Todd Boehly took over the club a lot of controversy has occurred, be it a matter of spending on players who are careless and sacking coaches who make no sense. Currently chelsea has a lot of changes both in terms of the game and the mentality of the players, I'm sure the chelsea dressing room after consecutive away defeats must be chaotic, moreover experienced players in the EPL such as Rahim Sterling are reserved, Chelsea does not have much time to clean up soon half the season will end if this continues next year Chelsea will not play in the UCL again.
Many factors must be improved from the team both tactics and mentality of the players, Pochettino is not an experienced coach both in the EPL.

What makes me even less pleased with the club is that they've not really gotten a tangible reason as to why their performance is shaky. Other clubs will blame it on the UCL and Europa games coming up but Chelsea have none of these to worry about yet they keep acting this way. Is it that they've not tasted relegation that's why they are being this lackadaisical? Maybe if they should have been in Everton's shoes, they would try to be serious?
For me, it's not about getting more players that will solve their problem because you'll agree with me that they've got good players, it's just Pochettino who doesn't know how to use them. Imagine that with all the players they signed, we are still getting this weak results, does he think it's when they've got more that it will help?
Chelsea and Man UTD are having similar problems in terms of management and if nothing is done to fix it, they'd keep going up and down without any improvement.

I think what Pochettino needs is a long adaptation time, because the players he has have minimal experience. On the other hand, their transfer policy last summer was quite bad, they let go of ready made players by recruiting young players who needed more time to improve their skills and confidence, which is why Chelsea slumped this season.

There are many harsh comments regarding the current performance of Pochettino squad, and I think he should be tolerant of this criticism. Because for some fans, spending a lot of money in the transfer window will be a hope that will bring them closer to winning a trophy, not bring the club to the brink of collapse.

There is still time for Chelsea to improve, although we know it is not an easy thing to do in an instant. However, I think with its status as an elite EPL club, the Blues do not deserve to finish in 12th position like last season. Player injuries are not an excuse, and Pochettino should be able to find a solution quickly to get out of the current pressure.