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COMING FROM FABRIZIO ROMANO this Morning Very Sad news has been announced for Chelsea Manager Mouricio Pochettino this evening despite winning against Aston Villa

Following his takeover of a squad that finished 12th in the previous campaign, lost in the opening round of both domestic club competitions, and scored just 38 goals in the league, Mauricio Pochettino was free to throw in the towel at Cobham and Stamford Bridge. It hasn’t been a smooth start for him, just over six months after it was announced that he would become the third permanent manager under the new ownership group.

Chelsea has played six games in the bottom half of the Premier League, yet they have only won four of their first thirteen games. While the number of goals scored has increased, it was enhanced by eight goals in two games prior to the international break. Conversely, nine goals have been conceded in the last three games, with the Blues just managing to hold off Luton, Bournemouth, and Fulham.

There has been a resurgence of the criticism that was being heaped on during patchy spells in mid-October and earlier, following the most recent game, a horrifying 4-1 loss at Newcastle full of self-inflicted errors and overall team underperformance. As Pochettino himself stated, “a’soft’ Chelsea was rolled over by the Magpies, despite the positive results against Tottenham, Liverpool, Manchester City, and Arsenal.” The manager is in the firing line.

Although there was hope that things would improve from the previous year given their history of developing players and building at clubs, trends have remained unchanged despite significant personnel and player turnover. In light of this, he is facing pressure from some segments of the ravenous fan base, who are becoming increasingly agitated.

In the end, he has only managed 16 games, although a lot of people will use Thomas Tuchel from the previous season as evidence that he was given even fewer opportunities under the new ownership before being fired. Financial pressure to return to Europe, a goal that already appears far off, exacerbates the situation.

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