I Don’t Know What Chelsea Owners Are Thinking – Pochettino

Chelsea manager, Mauricio Pochettino has come out to admit that he is unaware of how Todd Boehly and co. judge his performances this season. He recently had his while speaking to the press, and fans have been reacting.

According to him, he does not know what the owners are thinking now or will be thinking when the season is over, but he is aware that he is responsible for how the team performs even if he does not make all the decisions at the club.

Poch added that he is focused on trusting his players just as much as he wants them to trust him.

His words, “That’s a good question for them if you have the opportunity to ask them. But it’s not a subjective idea of us [that we have problems] – it is the reality. Okay, that is a point, if we are [considered] responsible, we are responsible. Maybe we are not responsible in this situation. I cannot answer the question because, to be honest, I don’t know what they are thinking.

My responsibility is that the team performs. But of course, the club is designing and planning a structure that you need to prove works. Because of the results, you can say it’s just [the manager]. But I don’t have the key to the club. I don’t make all the decisions here. That is to be made clear. If you say to me I have the key and this guy is here because it’s my decision, that is one thing.

But if this is not my decision you need to judge me and judge him in his job, no? Because it’s not my direct responsibility. Of course, we are always open to help in all ways because we want the best for the club. We want the best for the sporting directors, owners, players and our fans. We are a coaching staff that has a big commitment to the project and club.

We need to trust the players, and they need to trust in us. The owners need to trust in us, trust in our vision and view. The sporting directors need to understand that we are the people dealing directly with the players, performance and medical staff. Football is about supporting each other, trusting each other, and having confidence in each other.

It happens in clubs that are well and winning titles, they are working in this way. It is about having trust and having a vision that this is the way we need to operate and work.”