Quote from: Belarge on May 23, 2024, 11:47:48 PM

Quote from: Ndabagi01 on May 23, 2024, 10:45:46 PM

After the sudden sack of Pochettino, a lot of football fans have been clamouring for the sack of Manchester United manager, Eric Ten Hag to also be replaced by another manager. The truth be said is that, they’re not a lot of talented coaches that are out there, mostly will swap within clubs to get themselves engage again for another season. Chelsea sacking Pochettino could have been the best decision to them since he left on an agreement with the management of the team.

What's wrong with Chelsea system this season? Since the arrival of Todd Boehly, alot of things have gone wrong because he's the specific level of owner that wouldn't want dissapointment and he fights it really challenging to keeping with players. If he wanted to relieved Mauricio Pochettino, he would have done that long time ago but the current one doesn't fit the analytical data because the current coach have taken them right from 13 positioned on the EPL table and bringing them to qualify for Europa League tournaments. This was huge for the Blues.

Since Todd Boehly led this club he has always made decisions by easily changing coaches and wasting a lot of money to buy lots of young players but it turns out his potential is not as expected, only Cole Palmer stands out the most among all of them and currently Todd Boehly has made a big decision by not extending Pochettino's contract at Chelsea and preferring to change coaches again for next season even though Pochettino has brought Chelsea to a better ranking.

Being in a European tournament or finishing in 6th place is a good result achieved by Chelsea this season after a series of bad results last season but unfortunately Chelsea management is not grateful and demands more from the coach. They feel that Pochettino's performance is still far from the expectations of Chelsea fans, but for me what what Pochettino did was a good result compared to last season.