After harsh criticism from Mauricio Pochettinocoach of Chelseato his players following the 2-2 draw against Saturday Burnleypenultimate, the Stamford Bridge team, 12th, had to accept the Manchester United6th, this Thursday also in the Premier.
SA Pochettino He didn’t like the attitude of his players on Saturday, especially, as he said after the match, “their body language.”
This Wednesday the Argentine coach said in front of the media in another harsh message to his players: “We are the Chelseabut we must act like him Chelsea, we have to act like we want to belong to a big club. “This is not an excuse to be young and inexperienced.”
Pochettino He also said: “There is no time to improve, the demands are very high in the Premier League and from the club. We have to play better, show more energy, show that we can be more competitive as a team.” Against him Manchester United, Pochettino expect to see a Chelsea have a different face.
The coach of Chelsea He stated: “Tomorrow (Thursday) the same players will be on the field, because that is the team we have. These are the main players who must show themselves, say ‘we are here, we have character, we will show.’ we deserve to play at this incredible club. Now it’s about being focused, more aggressive, not hiding behind the opponent, always asking for the ball, having possession.”
Pochettino He insists that football requires determination and not just good technical moves: “If we want to win games, it’s not just about playing well on the ball. We don’t want to be just an exhibition team, playing football for fun. We have to be competitive.” The ‘Blues’ coach said it was necessary to “run and put more pressure” on the opposition. And he asked his players for humility: “We haven’t won anything with this group of players and this squad in Chelsea“.
Ben Chilwell was low before him Manchester United because he was recovering from an illness, but Bad Taste On the other hand, he is in a position to play. About Christopher Nkunku, Pochettino He said he does not know if he will be able to play this season. “He is not relapsing, but his recovery is taking longer than expected,” said the ‘Blues’ coach.
Source: La Verdad
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