Mauricio Pochettino
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Cole Palmer says Chelsea players “love” under-pressure manager Mauricio Pochettino and must fight for him as they target a European spot after an inconsistent season. The Argentine boss’s future has been a source of ongoing debate during his first campaign at Stamford Bridge. But the Blues, who finished a lowly 12th last season, need just…
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A large section of Chelsea’s fans vented their anger at the club’s American owners and coach Mauricio Pochettino on Saturday as the stuttering Blues struggled to a 2-2 draw at an injury-depleted Brentford. The two-time Champions League winners, who also won the English title five times between 2005 and 2017, are having a second disappointing season, two years after…
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Chelsea boss Mauricio Pochettino has urged his side to go on and win the Carabao Cup after they thrashed Middlesbrough to reach the final. Speaking to Sky Sports, Pochettino said reaching the final is “really important” for his players, adding: “Sometimes we can think about the history of Chelsea and the missing players. “We are young…
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Much was made of Mauricio Pochettino’s failure to win a trophy during an otherwise impressive five years in charge of Tottenham. Three trophies in 18 months at Paris Saint-Germain quietened that talk but the pressure remains for Pochettino to break that duck in England. Chelsea may no longer be the reliable title-winning outfit of much…
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Chelsea are still yet to reach a consensus over the appointment of Mauricio Pochettino, according to reports. The Times claims that Chelsea were locked in talks with Mauricio Pochettino last night. It is explained that the Blues are closing in on appointing the 51-year-old as their new head coach, with sources ‘increasingly confident’ that he’ll end up in…
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Mauricio Pochettino won’t be at PSG next season, that is for certain. That statement was inspired by results from a meeting between Pochettino and the club last week. The outcome of that was pretty much mutual. Everyone agreed that now was the right time for Pochettino to move on. The final details of that departure are being finalised…
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Paris Saint-Germain coach Mauricio Pochettino spoke on Friday about the rumours linking the French side with Lionel Messi and said “it’s a possibility” the club are working on. “The club are working (on it) and if there is any information we will relay it as soon as possible,” he said in a news conference. Pochettino…
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It’s always seemed likely that Mauricio Pochettino and Real Madrid‘s paths would cross at some point. The Argentine coach has a good reputation among the club’s fans and has made no secret of his admiration of Los Blancos. With Jose Mourinho out of the picture – in Pochettino’s former office at Tottenham Hotspur no less…
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Victor Wanyama’s goal against Liverpool on Sunday, without doubts, raised hopes for their unbelievable last minute equalizer, but the Kenyan professional footballer says he knew his goalless drought would be broken someday despite some insulting comments from teammates, and the day came with more blessings than expected. Wanyama’s first goal for Spurs was voted England’s goal…
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Liverpool’s Premier League match against Mauricio Pochettino’s team stirred huge controversies in the football world, with some pundits saying Harry Kane’s 95th minute equalizer shouldn’t have happened while others say the visitors deserved two penalties at Anfiled but were awarded only one. Kane, who scored his 100th goal for Spurs, had earlier hit a spot-kick straight…
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Mauricio Pochettino said he felt disappointed after losing 1-0 to Jose Mourinho’s team at Old Trafford on Saturday. Image shows Dele Ali in action for Tottenham Hotspur. The English Premier League match between Spurs and United started on a balance; the former had six straight away wins while their hosts boast of a 4-match home…
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Tottenham Hotspur boss Mauricio Pochettino has made claims that the English Premier League is unarguably the world’s best. Pochettino’s statements came as a backdrop to Pep Guardiola‘s rants after his team, Manchester City, narrowly escaped with a 2-1 win against Burnley, who were awarded a “controversial” penalty. The Tottenham coach warned his Premier League rival…
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Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino signed former Newcastle United player Moussa Sissoko on August 31, 2016 [summer deadline day] for a reported £30million transfer fee. Image: Moussa Sissoko The surprise deal came at the last minute when speculations had favored Everton as the Frenchman’s best move. However, Mauricio has confirmed his reasons for the unexpected nervy decision…
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