Why Pochettino’s latest quotes were much more refreshing to hear – Talk Chelsea

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I pride myself to be as balanced as I can be on this website when it comes to making judgements about my beloved football club. Obviously in the moment at times, emotions can always get the better of us all, and I am always a passionate fan first before anything else. So in the heat of the moment it can be tough to stay balanced, but overall this is what I like to try and do and I think is important to do.

For me, being balanced is offering praise when it’s due, and also offering critique when it’s due. It’s equally as important as a fan to do both, and it’s completely normal to do both. When you love something so much, you will have and are entitled to have an express feelings, opinions, and emotions. We should never ignore the issues and always speak on them.

I’ve often highlighted quotes from Pochettino lately in a negative way, because I don’t think he’s been taking any accountability and we have just been hearing the same tired excuses. So for me, I cannot simply ignore that and I will always speak my mind.

But this week, Pochettino has said some things that I wholeheartedly agree with and I am so pleased to be able to write this article today agreeing with him and praising his comments. Because I will always give praise where it’s due and I will never let my opinions form an agenda, either way.

In some embargoed quotes for the pre-match Manchester United press conference, Pochettino is finally asking questions about his players, their mentalities, and the actual squad build. The only thing he is perhaps not doing is taking any personal responsibility, which maybe he should do because as I have said all season, the blame can never be solely one person when you sit 12th in the league, it will always be a mix of the manager, the players, owners, and the directors.

However, it’s a very good start that Pochettino is questioning his players mentalities, and questioning the squad build. Like I’ve said, it’s certainly not all bad what I’ve…

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Author : Simon Phillips

Publish date : 2024-04-04 18:41:05

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