Quote from: entertheabyss on May 27, 2024, 10:04:43 PM

Quote from: baeva on May 27, 2024, 08:55:21 PM

Pochettino's dream should leave the club altogether with him, as it will no longer be up to him to build the team. I don't see anything wrong with that, if you think about it that way. Because the team has to change constantly, there is no point in keeping the same tactics for several years in a row, they will become outdated, the opponents will adapt to them and it will be more and more difficult to win every time

The dream of Mauricio Pochettino is basically to lift important trophies with Chelsea but it turn out everything didn't work smooth on their end. Both parties parted ways and I wish the very best for Pochettino because it's unfair treatment. Mauricio Pochettino is definitely not the coach we all expected him to be. Managing top clubs and having absolutely no improvement to further to enlarge his circle when it comes to achievements.

Pochettino's dismissal was not a surprise. Recently, tensions have clearly increased at Stamford Bridge, after Pochettino criticized the club. This situation has caused an uproar among fans and players, because there has clearly been progress under Pochettino this season. After a poor start to the season, new signings, injuries and a bloated squad have all resulted in Chelsea managing just five wins from their first 16 Premier League games. However, things started to go well under Pochettino in the second half of the season. However, even if Pochettino manages to get Chelsea back into the Champions League this season, tensions within the club will remain. Because it is clear that the club wants someone who obeys, a manager who cannot refuse their decisions, and also defends them openly in front of the press.