In a recent statement, Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino addressed the mixed reactions from the club’s supporters regarding the team’s performances. Despite facing boos from some sections of the fanbase, Pochettino expressed his contentment with how the team has been playing.
“I think the performances have been very good, I’m so happy with the performances,” Pochettino remarked, highlighting his satisfaction with the team’s efforts on the pitch. The Argentine manager, who has been at the helm of Chelsea, conveyed a message of resilience in the face of criticism from fans.
Pochettino further commented on the fans’ reactions, stating, “If the fans want to listen, perfect. If not, what can I do? They’ll keep booing. But I’m giving my best to this team. Boo me, not the players. It’s fine.” This statement underscores Pochettino’s willingness to shield his players from criticism while taking responsibility for the team’s performance.
As the manager of Chelsea, Pochettino’s focus remains on improving the team and achieving success, despite the challenges that come with fan expectations and reactions. His comments reflect a commitment to his role and a desire to foster a positive environment for his players to thrive.